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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1901
Page
4
Crowded sacred edifice records a memorial tribute to Queen Victoria with Rev H G Wakefield delivering a eulogy praising her virtues as wife mother and monarch The ceremony at St Johns Episcopal Church drew diverse congregants and was led by church leaders while recounting her wider influence during civil war and European affairs.
At Centerville's Hibernia Hall last night a full house heard Amund O'Brien Kennedy, an Irish nationalist once sentenced for life in 1880, recount life behind bars and pay tribute to the Boers. A literary and musical program preceded the address, with Irish-American organizers and notable attendees listed. Kennedy will lecture in Anaconda next week.
Oscar Aiken, an ex convict, fired through a door at his divorced wife and two children’s home near Recon and Wyoming yesterday morning. He rapped, fired when inside did not answer, splintering door panels but injuring nothing. He fled, was pursued by Officer Pat Dowling and arrested shortly after.
J M Foster residence at 31 West Grasite Street burglarized last night while the family dined away. Missing items include two pairs of opera glasses, a heavy gold belt buckle, two purses with $8, and general disorder. Police handling the case with no arrests yet.
In Judge Harney's court Anna Caldwell was pronounced sane after a Saturday proceeding to protect her and others. Earlier exams last May found her condition requiring asylum at Warm Springs. She later left for Putte with permission from a sister, and after return her reason was restored.
W Keeles, longtime Oregon Short Line general station manager since 1897, resigns effective February 15 to become general tram manager of the American Smelting and Refining Company with headquarters in New York City. His successor at the Oregon Short Line is unnamed. Meanwhile Great Northern severs ties with O R N Union depot, consolidates freight offices in Spokane with new staff, while O R N preserves key clerks.
A Mountai View Metodist address by Hey J. Le Atoritton urged citizens to back state and local officials enforcing laws and fighting vice. He warned against distrust, praised moral reform movements nationwide, cited lynchings and labor strife, and urged voters to sustain lawful leaders, noting Butte’s shift from a mining camp to a city.
Svend Carlson, acting for Tom Moore, calls on residents of 4S Main in Butt a city to uphold morals and condemn lawlessness. He urges unity with officials to curb vice and protect virtue.
The county treasurer reports January receipts of 20 898 98 and expenditures of 54 176 62 leaving 382 422 82 on hand of which 147 810 67 belongs to school district No 1. Butte Manufacturing Co files articles to make brooms brushes Ex wooden and willow ware capital stock 5 000 in shares of 85 each trustees L D Kent F J Taylor and F E Seeley Olson Christian Co to handle wagons carriages capital stock 2 000 trustees Nels L Olson August Christian Dorris Christian Masonry Temple Association seeks bids for a fifty by one hundred foot lot for a Masonic temple bids by noon February 6 1901 must state size location and cash price title required board may reject all bids Masonic Temple Association Box 666 City E H Renisch President August Flower extols Green’s August Flower as remedy for dyspepsia liver stomach and constipation free samples at Newbro Drug Co Finlen Media Drug Co and sold by dealers everywhere Get Green’s Prize Almanac
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