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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1906
Page
2
An editorial extols home gardening urging farmers to embrace planting as a pleasant, rewarding task. It argues that with proper care in Anaconda’s soil, vegetables and flowers will thrive, despite harsh conditions and economic concerns, celebrating the gardener’s pride over market produce.
St Mark's church at Sixth and Main offers an 8 a.m. service morning prayer and sermon, Sunday School at 12:15, and 7:39 p.m. evening prayer and sermon with Easter music. Christian Church on Oak and Sixth hosts services today at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m., morning subject “Neme” and evening, with organ prelude and chorus.
Details of sermons, choir numbers, and worship times from First Methodist, Swedish Mission, and First Presbyterian churches. Includes Sunday school, junior leagues, Epworth and senior Endeavor, and midweek prayer meetings with pastors and leaders named. Invites all to attend.
Swedish Lutheran church at Cedar and Sixth streets led by Pastor Herman holds services at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. The Ladies' aid society meets Thursday at 2:20 p.m. in the day school.
Sisurd Rexbiam, a seasoned prospector, returned from his Blue Eyed Nellie property west of Agaronds and reports a rich carbonate vein discovery in a two foot seam while tunneling from Last creek. Samples match carbonate ores from Lendville and Gol o, suggesting a boom and new rich claims in the area with further work planned.
In Deer Lodge notes the Womyn's club met Tuesday in Library hall with officers named for historical novel and literary topics. The Civic League gathered Monday, planning improvements for library grounds, cemetery, school yard, and a forthcoming stereopticon entertainment. Proceeds from a Cottonwood hall school entertainment fund future school pictures. Charles Adams visited Butte. Miss Tarable family trips. Warren family back from springs. Frank Conley celebrates birth. Paul Armstrong's comedy referenced with mine wealth ties. a New York banking card appears in a playhouse anecdote.
Baleamis players the McRaes edged Poothill Yankoor 28 to 20 in a tense matchup. Key contributors included Ratherins Meliaes Myers Stele fon Yanko Sullivan and Grinnell. The Singrers, led by Veacorn, beat Batteries Tumar 2 Neldon and red Spetle mith with Alitie and doe Kerry noted among lineups.
A large crowd gathered at the Anaconda Athletic Association gymnasium on Mary Street for the graduation exercises of a class training in gymnastic and acrobatic work. Under W. A. Fozzard’s direction, students demonstrated dumbbell drills, horizontal bars, horse and parallel bars, and a relay over obstacles, ending with a tumbling finale. Over 20 new members joined in recent months, and the association aims to keep the open-night system, inviting public attendance at the best-equipped gymnasium in the state. Weathered by the notes, the event showcased the progress of the boys and the growing strength of the club.
The city board of education met last night with all trustees present. Waltenhof nominated himself for president and was rebuked by unanimous election of others. O Leary named clerk and Divyer as superintendent. Committees on teachers, texts, buildings, and grounds were chosen. planting trees planned at each school. One contract awarded to Hogg & Abpoet for soil work. meeting adjourned.
A local AIoTUR trapshooting event resumes today at the Anatonda Red and Gun Club with medals awarded in several divisions. If the weather stays favorable a large crowd is expected to attend and enjoy the sport.
In Butte next Sunday a large crowd is expected for a major shooting event as part of preparations for the state tournament to be held May 18 19 and 20. A handsome program booklet by the Butte Sportsmen's Association will provide information for attendees.
The Idaho Beaverhead Canal Company appeals against the Dilton Electric Power Company with two opinions handed down. The Supreme Court finds error in the lower decision and remands to modify the decree, while in Case Truscott v Kramer the court reverses a grant of new trial and sustains the lower court ruling. Justice Goloway authored the first opinion and Chief Justice Hrantly wrote the second.
In Stuttgart yesterday the Queen of Wurlembath and her maid of honor were forced to walk in the gutter as a body of students refused to yield the sidewalk. The incident prompted a kingly inquiry and a summoned corps leader. The monarch dismissed the offender with the remark that not every student can recognize his wife but should respect corps etiquette in public.
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