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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1901
Page
14
The city plans a Monday start to a crusade against filthy alleys and backyards. Chief White orders spring cleaning with garbage moved to the city dump as ten men haul rubbish and a street sprinkler rolls out to clear dust from Main Street and Park Avenue.
Swedish Mission church holds Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 11 with a Young People's meeting at 7 and a sermon at 8. Rev G Nelson is pastor. Bishop Brandetl of the Montana diocese arrives for an annual tour and will speak in Catholic churches including St. Pauls and St. Peters with Benedictine benediction. First M B church on Oak and Third hosts preaching at 11 and 8, sermon titled A Tragic Mountain Scenes, Sunday school at 12:30, Junior League at 9:20, Epworth League at 7. Welcoming strangers in city.
In Dawson City Alaska a shipment of Montana cattle is being prepared for transport to Skagway and on by sea to Tacoma and on to Dawson City. The Big Hole herd from N J Bielenberg is loading in Miles City and will move west via Northern Pacific to Alaska. Buyers include Mr Chas Thebo with interests in Alaskan ventures.
The Spokesman-Review praises De Koyen and Smith's comic opera The Highwayman at the Margaret theatre, noting delightful music and generous good things from the composer.
Graduating ela escorted by Sister Superior Emitda and Mary Zazier visit Anavonda. They are greeted at the depot by Sisters Trene Mary Callisa and Ethel Rebel. The group tours Margaret theatre and Hurst library, then has dinner at St Ann's hospital and tours local smelters.
G Nelson, longtime pastor of the Swedish mission church in this city, has been granted four months leave by his congregation and plans to depart in about two weeks for his native Sweden. He will preach his last sermon before leaving, with J W Jacobson of Chicago filling the pulpit in his absence.
Washington sent word that the Allen Montana post office in Silver Bow county was abolished. John Neff the postmaster had his bond in transit to the capital but arrived too late to affect the action. The bond was returned with an endorsement that the Allen post office is gone and no bond is required.
John Gallagher the farm hand arrested near Butte last Thursday faced arraignment before Justice Quane at 10 this morning on charges of raping Mary Ellen Lappen. He pleaded not guilty and his hearing was set for Monday at 2. Unable to post bonds, he was remanded to the county jail for safe keeping.
Elks minstrels announced for May 7 with society ladies arranging plans. The Silver Bow lodge No 240 will run a special train and other groups will travel in tally ho coaches with jumpets and bells. The Elks renowned for staging, are expected to deliver a big success.
William Kelliher, president, announces Division 1 of A. O. HL will hold weekly Sunday evening meetings at 8:20. The notice calls for member attendance and outlines the regular schedule.
M Smith of Butte and D J Hennessy of Butte were in the city recently while J A Grimmell of Salt Lake and W E Wilson recover from illness. Mrs W E Wilson is convalescing from tonsillitis. Augustus Short attended a Masonic reception and the G A Reunion was held in Butte this week. Prof Gustave Fisher will play at the Presbyterian church with free eye exams by a graduate optician. W R Allen arrived from French Gulch after spending much of last week at the mines. Chief R S Mentrum attended Chief Elston’s funeral in Butte. Mrs John F Keers hosted a birthday party at her home.
On Leenst street Mrs Hearney and daughter Leah arrived from Deer Ledge to visit in Butte. Mather Follett of St Pauls Washalie church is confined at St Ann's hospital with a nervous prostration. Miss Allie Kempland, formerly of Anaconda, is visiting her aunt Mrs J M Parks. Father Malle will say mass at St Pauls tomorrow. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church plans a future benefit for Deaf Gustave Fisher. Music lovers await a high church concert in the city.
Professor Jimton notes during ten years travel that Green's August Flower is the most used remedy for dyspepsia liver and stomach disorders. He cites tourists salesmen and office workers as common users, though the text ends with an unclear phrase.
Advertises Irregular Habits cure with Green's August Flower claimed to heal sour stomachs and indigestion. Sample bottles offered by Newbro Drug Co and Finlen Media Drug Company. Bold claim that it is valued worldwide and includes Green's Prize Almanac.
A new barber shop under the post office offers hydraulic chairs for children’s haircuts. The shop bills itself as the only such facility in the city, featuring modern equipment and a welcoming atmosphere for young clients.
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