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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1911
Page
12
Mrs. Hazelrigg the evangelist preached on the unity of Christendom basing her talk on John seventeenth. She urged Christians to seek common ground and warned federation is not true unity. The revival continues this week with special music and invites the public to attend.
Evangelist Charles F. Barrett led the final service of a three week revival at the Methodist church. He preached on the blind Bartimaeus story and many in the large audience asked for prayer. Barrett departs for Delaware, Ohio, to begin a busy travel season with several church engagements through spring.
Schlappi for pianos Rebekahs National union A L of A O H Fraternal groups Knights of Pythias Musicians union and Central Labor council announce meetings tonight. Local social scene includes Parker's and Vermilion's venues with advertisements for clothing and housing.
Unsolicited testimonial claims lumbago relief after taking two bottles of Dr Kilmer Swamp Root. J A Howland of Denver Colorado asserts he was cured after five months of pain and urges others to try the remedy. Notary public Daniel H Draper verifies his oath.
A correspondence from a reader addressed to Dr Kilmer and Company of Binghamton New York. The note requests information or guidance relevant to medical or personal matters and reflects typical consumer letter formats of the period.
A promotional notice urges readers to write to Dr Kilmer Co for a sample bottle of Swamp Root and a booklet on kidneys and bladder. The ad notes a regular fifty cent and one dollar bottle available at all drug stores and mentions Anaconda Daily Standard.
For Los Angeles where she will enjoy a winter visit. Floor scrubbed chalked and primed at roller rink. Acting Gov. W R Allen attended memorials of Anaconda lodge No 239 B P O E. Miss Alice Mathewson returned to the University of Montana after Thanksgiving recess. Funeral of Charles Harrington at Washoe Park residence then St Paul’s church for high mass. sale of Christmas handkerchiefs still.
Washoe Rifle Club members held a 450 yard practice at the range using standard targets. Only Olson used a different rifle size. Scores listed include Goodwin 85 89% 82 82 81 Mangus Leon 71 77 Widdell 79 72 99 81 76 75 86 87 79 74 MacCallum 69 66 73 Cliber 69 67 Sperry 78 85 85 91.
F C Mulroney of Missoula, guest of honor at an informal dinner in the Red Room of the Montana hotel, followed memorial exercises for the B P O E. Exalter Ruler H A Conyne presided. Notable guests included six Anaconda lodge exalted rulers Dr J P Spelman L L La Rose F H Clinton R T Williams C L Swick J M Minor and additional attendees W N Tanner F Jensen C I Emerson Lieut Gov W Am Allen W E Coleman LC Williams Leighton Stewart of Missoula.
Notice from Deer Lodge County Treasurer W J Gallagher states within 30 days from December 2 1911 bonds of $1 000 each Nos 162 to 172 series C are redeemed and interest ceases on January 1 1912 at Anaconda Montana.
Knights of Pythias announce election of officers and a social session Monday night. All members and visiting knights urged to attend. Due to many unfinished orders, Mrs. Fagan keeps her millinery shop at 802 East Park open until the 18th with bargains on trimmed and untrimmed hats.
In the district court Third judicial district state of Montana Deer Lodge County notice of probate of will. The court has set December 9, 1911 at 11 a m in the deer lodge courthouse for proving the will of William Parrott deceased and for hearing Ada A Hutson on letters testamentary. Interested parties may appear and contest. (Seal) Barney Hogan Clerk By Bart Hogan Deputy Clerk Dated Nov 28 1911.
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