Poulter and Bell Tie At Mountain View Methodists
Charles Poulter and Louise Bell of Butte wed at Mountain View Methodist church with May and Jane Roberts attending. The ceremony was conducted by Dr. C oeclitford. The couple will reside in the city.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1923
Page
12
Charles Poulter and Louise Bell of Butte wed at Mountain View Methodist church with May and Jane Roberts attending. The ceremony was conducted by Dr. C oeclitford. The couple will reside in the city.
Laurier-Wolcott in Butte enlarges to a 40 by 100 foot space at 53 East Broadway with a 60 foot quotation board. The firm, founded in 1906, touts private wires, a full stock and bond display, worldwide financial news, and quick access for Montana grain and oil markets via Butte, Billings, Anaconda, Missoula, and Spokane offices. Geoffrey A. Lauzier leads the company with Adelphus B. Keith, David J. FitzGerald, Owen H. Schoch, and Carl J. Trauerman as officers and directors.
Funeral services for Yevto Jer ry Aleksich, a leader among Butte Serbians, will be held at noon from his home 402 North Montana. He died after a long illness at 43. Survived by wife four children a brother a niece and many cousins in Butte with relatives in the old country. Born in Serbia he came to the United States as a young man and settled in Butte twenty years ago. He served in the Serbian army during World War I and became a citizen after arriving in the United States.
The obituary notes a Serbian man active in Red Cross and Liberty bonds, a foremost worker in Drustvo and Srpsko Vedin hive No. 3, and Presojeta Srpolet Club. Interment planned at Mountain View cemetery. Additional items reference weddings bonuses, a Prague legation palace purchase, and a church Bible school service with a Children’s Day program.
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