Married at High Noon
Eugene L. Kunkel marries Blanche Mathes in a high noon ceremony. The couple exchanged vows in a simple service witnessed by family and friends.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1901
Page
7
Eugene L. Kunkel marries Blanche Mathes in a high noon ceremony. The couple exchanged vows in a simple service witnessed by family and friends.
Local officials and residents express general satisfaction with the opening of the Montana Union depot. The change affects those with offices in the old building and is welcomed as a positive move for the community and downtown transit. Dezell is noted for plumbing services at 405 E Park.
Gallager was found guilty of the crime and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. The verdict comes after a trial in which prosecutors laid out the case and the defense challenged the evidence presented by the state.
John Gallager was found guilty of criminal assault in district court and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary after a jury deliberation of under thirty minutes. The victim, 14 year old Mary Ellen Lappin, testified to the relations and admitted they were solicited by her. Gallager will be taken to Deer Lodge. civil docket items and motions were noted, including a case continuance and a dismissal at defendant cost.
Charles De Vinney aged 41, of Wisconsin and Anaconda, formerly Pocatello town marshal, was found melancholic and declared sane by a court commission. He was committed to Warm Springs asylum as doctors cited brain clouding due to rheumatism and degeneration.
Miss Blanche Gillingham Mathes and Eugene L. Kunkel wed at the Methodist church in a noon ceremony conducted by Rev. Edward G. Cattermole. The couple received many presents and left for the West after a luncheon and reception at Dr. and Mrs. Rockefeller’s home.
Renovation of the Old Montana Union depot near completion to serve as the passenger depot for the B B A P. Despite initial plans to enlarge it, officials decided to keep its size. Freshly painted and hall mined, the depot’s appearance is improved. The iron canopy guarding the platform is removed and will be reinstalled at the new depot in a few days. The official opening is set for June 1 with freight trains using the track ahead of that date.
Dr. N S Snyder arraigned before Justice Frank Kennedy on second degree assault charges after an incident at St Ann s hospital with Dr J F Spelman as the complainant. He pleads not guilty and a hearing is scheduled for Saturday May 25. Spelman testified about a revolver scene which Snyder says was a spectacle case misinterpreted as a weapon.
City news reports President McKinley canceled his Northwest trip causing planned committee meetings to be idle. Final decisions on disbanding these committees were deferred awaiting official word from Senator Carter.
A son was born to J. W. James on Tuesday night and McKinley is praised as a strong supporter. Hours after the birth, a burglar ransacked two trunks in a shed near the house and took several summer outfits.
Obituary item notes Mike Hooley aged 60 died after hospital admission for pneumonia. Little information found about residence or relatives. speculation he lived in Carroll. Also includes a separate labor notice by Brickmakers' Union No. 28 endorsing Cigarmakers' International Union. Filed-for-record entries list placer claims in Dry Cottonwood and a Deed from America Cecconi to Andrew Behmild.
A sepia portrait of the celebrated Bitter Root stallion Hamburg, framed in a crude barn door with rusty hinges and nail heads, draws crowds in a Main Street store window. The frame was crafted by R. E. Leppert of the Standard art department and adds an unusual setting for the finely finished horse image.
The Phasey troupe improves on last season with electric ballet and new features. C A Loder excels in German dialect. Miss Mayme Mayo charms as Adora with German tag songs. Rorani and Elliott add humor as Nid and Nod. audience applauded generously. The piece sustains its swing and dash amid strong stage merriment. The return of Nathan Hale at Margaret draws interest for Clyde Fitch's play and Howard Kylie in the title role.
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