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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1901
Page
14
The Lincoln Republican club met amid high interest, pledging monthly dues to stay active for 18 months and support future campaigns. President McKinney’s visit to Anaconda remained undecided, while Lawrence Ashby narrowly escaped death after being struck by a heavy dray but suffered only minor injuries.
General banking on all branches. Sell exchanges on New York Chicago St Paul Omaha San Francisco and draw direct on principal cities of England Ireland France Germany and the Orient. Deposits of 1.00 and up received.
Justice James Quane officiated a noon ceremony in the county courthouse office uniting Vasco Bobolick and Annie Kormos. Minutes earlier Kormos had been granted a divorce from Basil Kormos and sought a marriage license. Bobolick, an inmate, was returned to jail after the vows while Kormos returned to her lodging with her three children. The case recalls last year’s domestic troubles, including a Wyoming origin for Kormos and a prior arrest warrant. Bobolick faced four months remaining on his sentence, and bail was not granted.
Le Cohn of Butte visited the city yesterday afternoon. The Anaconda Brotherhood of clerks voted to extend moral and financial support to striking machinists at a meeting last night. Judge George B. Winston is expected home from the exit in a few days.
A glowing review hails The Village Parson as a well told drama with strong emotions and a high moral tone. It praises the new scenery and capable company, noting it leaves a favorable, lasting impression. The production opens at the Margaret theater next Thursday.
Since last Monday's victory, Mayor-elect Stephens has been showered with letters of congratulations from prominent Republicans in the state and from other states praising the local community's campaign success.
An animated session saw Aldermen OLeary and Gangner clash over a O K store sign on East Park Avenue. The council tabled the merchant petition while approving a sixth ward petition opposing a saloon at Ash and Fourth streets. Police Chief White reported 22 arrests in March. Treasurer Walkup outlined the city finances through March 30 with balances and fund overdraws. After routine matters the council canvassed the city election results and found Dr Stephens elected mayor by 642 votes.
The school election proceeds with little interest as only twenty three votes are counted by 1 PM. The field features a single ticket headed by H. H. Nell and Captain William Kelly, with Nell and Kelly the declared candidates.
First Baptist Church outlines Easter worship with 1 am service and 12:20 pm Sunday school, baptism, junior and Young People's meetings, and a midweek prayer gathering. Easter music at Presbyterian Church features soloists and renowned violinist Gustav Fischer. St Peters Catholic Church plans a special Easter program. St Mark's Episcopal Church lists early service, Holy Communion, Sunday school, and vestry elections Monday. Alfred Brown is listed as pastor.
Local notices report visits by Mrs Janes Shepherd Miss Laura Nichols and Miss Cora Morse in Butte. Sheriff Conley and Mayor Madden traveled to Butte. Groundwork advances on the Mrkuline convert. A large dancing academy drew a crowd at A O H hill. William R. Allen heads to French Gulch for mine machinery work. Mrs Theodore Ehret returns from Salt Lake with trips to Portland and San Francisco. Violinist Mrs Leo Bryant of Butte to participate in St Marks services. Funeral arrangements for GH Connors completed and Woodmen of the World to meet.
First class Pullman sleeper from Twin Cities daily via the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway to Kansas City Leaves Minneapolis 7 50 a m Paul 8 00 a m arrives Kansas City 7 oclock next morning Direct route to Kansas City southwest California Pullman tourist sleeper also from Twin Cities every Tuesday through to Los Angeles Apply to ticket agents or write J J Conley assistant passenger agent St Paul for lowest one way and round trip fares to all points south and west Drug Clerk This remedy has cured tew Congressmen eight Senators 5ix elma donnas
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