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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1900
Page
10
Seventy dozen pure Irish linen handkerchiefs hematitched. A ten cent quality, only the each. Pure linen handkerchiefs British manufacture neatly hemstitched with four and a half to five inch hems. The kind usually sold three for a quarter, today ten cents each.
A catalog of infants and missies mitts in ribbed wool and silk blends. Items include black, white, pink, blue, scarlet and mixed colors in multiple sizes from 0 to 3, with price points ranging from 16 to 256 per pair and notes on quality. Also lists boys heavy wool knit mittens in black or mixed colors for sizes 4 to 6 at 25 and 35 cents per pair.
Bargains in trunks and valises offered with special week prices. Discounts include one fourth off trunks over $20, featuring Crystal Tin Covered Trunks with reinforced tops, leather handles, and steel frames. Sizes 34 to 36 inches priced from $7.00 to $11.50, with several $4.00 to $7.50 values available.
Col Wilbur F Sanders visits Butte to discuss national and local political issues at a republican rally. J A Fraser, Chicago editor, handles national topics while Sanders hints at addressing local democracy and moral questions in a measured, pragmatic talk. The event includes a parade led by the Mlan gbeau club and ends at the Auditorium.
A report from Butte indicates Tom Hogan vanished from public view as locals debate his political future. Friends say Hogan may pursue an independent gubernatorial bid amid rumors of fusion support and plans for public performances to sway voters, including imported vaudeville acts.
In Helena Montana September 29 Chairman C M Webster praised the state Republican convention noting silver Republicans returning to the fold and Roosevelt's Montana visit boosting the campaign. He said mass audiences have greeted speakers as literature distribution speeds up and the effort aims to educate voters and win victory. J H Leyson withdraws from the Republican legislative ticket due to business interests.
Special to Inter Mountain reports Senator Carter continuing Republican state committee talks with two slated speeches in Minnesota. One at St Cloud on October 8 and another at St Paul on October 9. He will depart soon for eastern engagements though he has many requests he cannot accept. Webster, committee chairman, notes J M Hammond has been campaigning in northern Montana with D E Folsom and another speaker will fill in. In Ravalli county, Walsh and State Senator Myone petition the Supreme Court for a writ to require Ravalli County Clerk Smart to print anti Clark county convention nominations on the Democratic ballot, while the court set arguments for October 10.
An old advertisement claims Allen's Foot Vase cures palatal smarting nervous tension and corns by easing discomfort, making new shoes feel comfortable. It urges trial at shoe stores and mentions Allen & O lmstead of New York as the makers.
Classified notice seeking to purchase a small grocery business. Applicant Jan Reid, P.O. Box 747, requests responses from sellers. No other details provided.
Judge Clancy presided in department No. 2 as Raimondo Conterio sues Antone Conterio for child support in Meanderville. Mrs Conterio testified to alleged misconduct while cross examination revealed gaps in her story and references to letters, Quello, and Jim Quelle in a tense sequence revealing family tensions and alleged plots.
Delegates form an independent Democratic party in Silver Bow with P J McArthur calling the meeting to order. C F Kelley elected temporary chairman and committee appointments made as candidates pledge to back Bryan Stevenson and silver coinage. The platform denounces the state Democratic convention and supports eight hour work day and lawful, fearless administration.
Report notes vote on county commissioners ongoing as the count closed with Copenharge Fare rell and McArthur leading. The outcome pending official results and potential recounts.
Major General Stoessel, commander of international forces at Tien Tsin and Ta Yuan, was awarded the Order of the Red Eagle by Emperor William of Germany on September 29 at Poteraburs amid ongoing imperial honors for the Chinese theater.
Tacoma Washington September 29 The Tacoma and Columbia River railway was sold by the receiver today under orders of the United States court It was bid in by the Stetson Trust Company of Tacoma represented by Charles Pybus for ten thousand dollars The road has twelve miles in operation
Frost warnings prompt households to prepare by ensuring heating systems are in good repair. The notice reminds readers that maintenance and service are provided free, urging residents to secure warming measures before cold snaps.
Public notice says Crystal Springs is cleaned every Monday ensuring pure, shallow water. Dancing parties get prime accommodations with free Bundy. Stage schedules at Langlois and private party stages available, with wagons offering the city’s most comfortable rides.
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