Frances Jurgens Kleisschmidt Surprised by Divorce
The article reports Frances Jurgens Kleisschmidt separated from her husband on grounds of non support. She is described as beautiful and accomplished and now teaches at a school.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1902
Page
10
The article reports Frances Jurgens Kleisschmidt separated from her husband on grounds of non support. She is described as beautiful and accomplished and now teaches at a school.
Frances Jurgeth Kleinschmidt announces divorce from T M Kleinschmidt. She, once a Butte resident with a studio, is an acclaimed artist. The couple’s split was finalized by default in Walispell district court for non support, with her continuing work as a teacher and writer for the Walispell Bee.
Great Northern Railway offers round trip tickets to Washington DC with return on September 30 and October 1 priced at 56.40. For stop-overs and limits, contact the Great Northern ticket office at 41 North Main Street.
The Northern Pacific Railway offers round trip tickets to Washington D C for the G A R encampment on Sept 30 and Oct 1 at 56 40. For stop overs and limits contact W H M Perriman general agent N B P Ry corner Park and Main streets Butte.
Miss M. J. Givubert presents a fine display of French patterns for Monday and Tuesday September 1 and 16 at 118 West Park.
Silver Bow stock inspector filed a misdemeanor complaint in Justice Taylor's court against Ed Lux ton of Hennessy's market Centerville for failing to keep slaughtered animal hides 10 days. A hearing is likely next Thursday.
Friends gathered at 17 West Galena Street for a surprise party for a young hostess. The afternoon featured games dancing and singing followed by lunch. Attendees included Walter Whitney Frank Starmer Fred Sheffel Howard Sheffel John Mc Laughlin Thomas Mc Laughlin Henry Campeau Arthur Campeau with Mrs Campeau helped by Mrs Ed Campeau.
Ernest Henthorne pleaded guilty in Judge McClernan's court to attempted criminal assault and received five years in the penitentiary under an agreement between his and the attorneys. He allegedly tried to entice several young girls to his cabin, but witnesses disappeared hindering proof. A murder case for James Lennox was postponed for a new trial, and Jessie Lester’s grand larceny plea was continued due to illness. Steven Hoar of England was admitted to citizenship by Judge McClernan.
Mrs Charles Pope hosted a luncheon at 110 Dakota Street on Tuesday afternoon. Attending were Mesdames Antone Keppler Leon Melich Jerry Mullins Flora Rooney George Peeples and Miss Matte Keppler.
The Silver Bow County Ministerial association will meet in the parlors of the First Baptist church on Monday at 4 o clock. All ministers in the city are urged to attend. For 25 cents a day you can rent a fine piano from Montana Music Company at 19 North Main Street.
Flora Chamberlain claims to be Mrs Reginald Duvall after Reginald Duval died in a Georgetown Indiana wreck. A secret marriage license appeared but lacks a ceremony record. Chamberlain says a Presbyterian minister married them, though no such clergyman exists. She holds the body for funeral, seeks settlement from Southern Railway. family also pursues damages.
South Bend officials recaptured George West alias Charles Rivers and W W Williams after a four year sentence in Minnesota. He is to complete a five year term for grand larceny in Green County tied to the South Bend National Bank robbery of $14 at noon. West escaped local jail, then fled to Minnesota and Ohio prior to capture.
The Deerfield Mercantile company of Deerfield and Kendall Fergus county filed for discharge from bankruptcy in federal court. Partners Addison Myers and Emery A. Huson report liabilities of 14409.41 and assets of 14754. Discharge papers were given to Julius P. Bain and O. H. Smith.
Friday evening at Jo siah Hodge’s Mountain View mine home a surprise party for his wife’s daughter Etta Rowe featured games music and a dainty lunch. Attendees included Bernice Medlin Mary Vincent Jennie Hill Bessie Hobbs Arabe Jory Etta J Rowe Lida Wilcox Gertrude Atfield Annie Martin Mabel Rowe John Estrick Will Lugg L S Hamilton Charlie Schiffman Albert Lugg William Squires James Cadigan Simon Vivian Frank Dent and Willie T Hodge.
Miss Maud Campeau marked her fourteenth birthday Friday at her residence with family and friends in attendance.
A Spokane to Seattle dispatch claims W A Clark Jr of Butte placed a 50000 wager on the pennant race with a Seattle syndicate covering the sum. Butte favored to win the Pacific Northwest League title and Clark hoped to use winter spending money if successful.
Butte and Boulder net teams develop a coal mine near Jefferson and Broadwater counties. The Jefferson Development association controls 8,000 acres with a 155 foot shaft under Edward Logan of Boulder directing work. Coal improves with depth, initially anthracite with six feet clean product. two carloads on dump but no railroad link yet.
The Oregon Short Line offers excursion tickets from Butte and Anaconda to Washington D C and return at the above rate. Tickets go on sale September 30 and October 1 with return by November 30. Last popular excursion of the season to the far east. For sleeping car and stopover details contact Short Line city ticket office at 105 North Main Street Butte Montana. H O Wilson general agent.
The article notes that apoplexy caused more deaths in New York City in 1901 than the combined toll of smallpox typhoid fever malarial fever and scarlet fever. It states Mutual Life Insurance will not insure those with apoplectic symptoms and urges buying life coverage while healthy. It asserts Mutual Life’s assets exceed all rivals.
The Forty Hours devotion starts today at St Patrick's Church with solemn high mass at 11. A procession opens the ceremony. Visiting priests will preach and hear confessions during the days of adoration. Special confessors will serve French German and Slavonian speakers. The event holds great importance in the Catholic church.
Mrs Charles Smith hosted the Q V F B club on Thursday September 11 with the vice president presiding. The afternoon featured sewing social chat and a luncheon after which Mrs E Hollingsworth read an essay on mice. Mrs T M White will entertain September 18 at 215 South Dakota Street. Members present included A A MacMaster E Foltz H M Spencer J L Van Deusen J B Spencer T M White E C Hollingsworth and Charles Smith. Tailor Joseph Mikosowits moved to 1380 W Broadway across the street.
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