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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1905
Page
7
Various notes from Butte including Gibson specials and Rent plans from Orton Bros. Portland trips by Duffy and Danziger. local visits by Fleming Clark Cort Ely Lander and others. rail and transit to Portland fair, Nine Mile canyon picnic, and neighborhood social updates.
County Physician 1 Donnelly seeks commitment for Mrs Hill claiming she is unsafe at large after threatening to shoot city employment agent. The note hints at her mental strain, nourishment issues, and unstable work history in Butte. A clothing sale ad by Bertrand Moon of Kansas City appears next to local notices about visitors en route to the Portland fair.
The article lists a roster including J. 8 and M. F. Harrington Ike Bullivan Al Brinner Joe Fisher M Tealer F Tealer Charles McKinnie and Tony Murray with several variations and spellings noted.
Rev J Nostainger leads Sunday worship at 11 with the sermon The Child of a King. Church fellowship for new members and Sunday school at 2 30 p m. Young People's meeting at 7 with The First Fruits for God. Evening service at 8 on As Thy Days. Choir with Mrs Hopkins. Trustees meet Monday evening. Midweek prayer and praise Wednesday at 8. Monthly business meeting Thursday at 8. You are invited.
Trinity Street Methodist Episcopal church in Centerville announces Sunday services with class meeting at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and Sunday school at 2 50 p.m. Epworth league at 6 33 p.m. with topic The First Fruits for God. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 4 30 p.m. and class meeting Friday evening. Pastor J Hocking invites all to attend.
Grace Methodist Church led by James W Taft outlines Sunday events with sermons at 10 30 and 11 00 am Epworth League at 7 pm Bible study morning title World’s Endings choir anthems and Sunday school at 12 30 pm Junior League at 3 30 pm official board and prayer meetings weekly Ladies Aid gathering Thursday afternoon Le Bor Mrs Rana Gardens gathering Thursday afternoon with Charles Le Bor named.
The East Side Methodist Episcopal Church schedules Sunday school at 3 p m and evening preaching at 7 p m with a Thursday 8 p m prayer meeting led by Pastor Samuel Taylor. Finnish Lutheran Church services at 11 30 am, Finnish Sunday School at 9 45 am. Ladies Society meets next Wednesday with Mrs Hummel. Sunday school picnic for the Finnish church children planned for Thursday leaving Nine Mile house at 9 am. Methodist Episcopal church on East Side lists Sunday school 2 30 pm and 7 30 pm service led by John Chirgwin with sermon Christ Life An Example for Us at Rest 138 Pine Street.
The Church of Christ Scientist at 850 West Broadway corner Excelsior Avenue announces first reader Mrs Nellie Elmbergee. Services Sunday August 6 at 11 am and 7 pm with Sunday school at 12 15 pm. Wednesday 8 pm meeting. Reading rooms open daily except Sunday from 9 am to 5 pm.
The notice lists a Sunday school with preaching and singing at 2:30 p.m. and a postponed Holy Week service. An ice cream social is planned for Friday evening at Union Hall. Pastor R. Williams will be at residence 802 to Coto a do street.
The Walterville Methodist church holds a close meeting at 10:1 with public worship at 1a. Pastor Henry A. James of Butte is listed among speakers. John B. Ni is mentioned in connection with the event.
A class meeting is set for 1 a m with no morning sermon. Sabbath school at 2 30 p m Epworth League at 6 30 p m and public worship at 7 20 p m with the pastor delivering the sermon. Pastor Henry A Jamies resides at 1600 North Main Street Walkerville.
Christian Science services held at the Jewish synagogue corner of Galena and Washington streets Sunday evening at 8 o'clock with Mina Ali M Peck as first reader. Reading room at 108 West Granite street open daily 10 am to 4 pm telephone 826 F. All are welcome.
Services listed for Sunday include preaching at 1 pm, Sunday school at 12 pm, a young people's meeting at 6 pm, and an evening service at 8 pm. Former pastor Rev. A Gustafson will conduct all meetings. Prayer meeting held each Thursday night.
The Silver Bow Esoteric society holds weekly meetings at Old Main Hall at 5 West Park Street every Sunday evening at o'clock. All are invited with Rev. F. E Dunakin, pastor, listed as the contact.
Lamaruel Presbyterian Church at East Galena and Gaylord offers divine services at 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Sunday school begins at 1:30 p.m. Pastor D. Huchten presides.
Attorney for Shabin Fariass and Fairaway Fartase obtained a sheriff ordered release for Mrs. Fariass on promise of good conduct. George Paul, wounded, may die. authorities say the Paul family has caused tensions in the Assyrian colony. John Paul, uncle and special policeman, notes threats persist. Bail petition expected once Paul’s condition stabilizes. George Paul rests at James hospital with favorable status reported.
Tomorrow afternoon at the Coursing Park the all age stake offers action for money with 32 races set by two 15-dog stakes. top picks include Dunboy Babs Smoky Hill Mr Border and Belle Queen in the alivage event Celtic Wild Turkey Rusty and Cranberry Sauce options follow. Coupon tickets cover both ways admission to the park for 50 cents with free entry for ladies and children. Frederick W six month old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Wediaker died yesterday funeral scheduled at 2 30 from the residence 8 Main Street Meaderville.
A prospect in the Vicinity of the Eighteen Mile house found ore claimed as rich by salting tests. An expert from Butte & Boston evaluated samples, revealing irregularities and suggesting the ore was salted to inflate value. The affair recalls past salted ore incidents and suspicions of fraud in mining deals.
A Missoula Montana advertisement urges readers to quit grinding for wages and invest five dollars to access rich home sites on the Flathead Reservation. It claims ownership can be achieved with little cost and lists office contacts in Butte Anaconda Helena Great Falls Kalispell Missoula for participation. It stresses acting quickly to avoid losing the opportunity.
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