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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1901
Page
11
A jeweler touts diamonds and watches as top gifts for the season. They claim strong sales of diamonds and a wide range of gems bought for cash, with prices from affordable to high end. Jeweled items include studs, earrings, pendants, and brooches across all prices.
Fine watches collection featuring Swiss movement ladies watches from 15 dollars upward. Gold filled ladies watches with Waltham and Elgin movements from 12 dollars. Men's gold filled watches from 10 dollars. Ebony toilet sets offered in various designs. Come see them.
A Chicago anti ticket scalping drive urges Montana's congressional delegation to back a national bill prohibiting unauthorized sale of tickets and requiring proper authority for agents. The measure targets forged altered tickets and rescission redress, arguing scalping harms merchants and interstate commerce. A vivid exhibit, the Museum of the Ticket Scanning Iniquity, showcases doctored Chicago and Alton tickets and other counterfeits used by brokers.
Late society notes record the Need lework club meeting with Miss Maud Bowen on South Arizona street. Attendees included Mrs. E Carmen Mrs. Gaylord Black Mrs. P C Gillis Mrs. E B Wells and Mrs. Turpentine Roy Wells traveled from Missoula arriving Thursday staying overnight. Friends surprised him at Fast Granite street for an evening of music. A luncheon hosted by Miss Nora was described as a highlight of the week.
Orton Brog. at 219 North Main Street Butte Mont promotes a range of Kimball Weber Hallet and Davis Mason Hamlin pianos and organs including the Apollo self playing unit. Also lists Regal mandolins guitars violins music rolls stands and other musical merchandise with layaway and mail order options.
The Welsh residents of Butte gather today at Odd Fellows hall for native language sermons by Rev. Dr. Gwynne of Dillon. A 6:30 song service precedes the 7:30 sermon, with three sessions expected. organizers anticipate establishing a permanent Welsh church. Members of the Odd Fellows are asked to attend the funeral of Brother Russell at Pidel ity hall at 1:29 p.m. by Relief Board order.
The notice lists lodging options with European plan at $1.50 per day and up, and American plan at $3 per day and up. It also touts the finest table west of New York.
An article extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a highly effective remedy for catarrh and related ailments. It credits eucalyptus gum in the tablets, endorsements by Dr. Ramedell, and claims permanent relief for catarrh in the head throat lungs and stomach.
Rob Haislop returns to the city for winter at Hunter's Hot Springs. He plans a spring business shipping large fat fish to Butte and recalls odd episodes at the springs including a blind fish and a broken collarbone from a fall. He touts his long political involvement as a Democrat.
The First Baptist church at Broad way and Montana announces services led by pastor J E Noft. Morning sermon “The Pilgrim's Pavesover,” evening sermon “The Weakness of Law.” Sunday school at 12 20 led by Lee Hayes. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 45. B Y P U meetings with leaders Miss Reever and Mrs H G Teuerfeldt. Ald Society and boys sociable listed with dates and hosts.
Morning service at 11 o'clock and evening service at 7 30. Sunday school at 12 15 with HH M Patterson as superintendent. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 pm on The First and the Last Mark x 28 31. Y P C E at 6 20 pm Sunday on Imperialism of Christianity Dan ti 44 45.
Sunday school at 12 30 p m Prayer meeting 7 30 p m Wednesday evening subject Fruits of the Spirit Y P 8S Co E meeting 6 30 p m Junior Endeavor 1 30 p m Public invited to all services Good music Seats free
Grace Methodist Episcopal church at Arizona and Second streets lists pastor James W. Tait residence 935 Arizona. Morning service IL o'clock and evening service at 7 30. Sunday school at 2 30 led by Logan McDonald with prayer. Epworth League meeting at 6 30 led by Miss Ethel Bucher.
Morning service at 11 o clock with sermon God the Preserver of Man Mrs C Grimes leads first reader at 22 West Quartz Street Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 8 Reading room open daily 11 to 4 All welcome Sunday school at 12 m MD address 740 Maryland Avenue.
The Swedish Baptist church at Carpenters Hall on West Granite Street holds morning worship at 11 o clock and evening service at 8 o clock. A young people's meeting is scheduled for 7 o'clock. Rev. A. O. Arnquist serves as pastor.
German Evangelical Lutheran church at 67 W. Silver with Pastor M Hudtloff at 69 W. Silver holds service today at 1 o'clock. Sunday school follows at 1 50 p m.
St Johns Episcopal Church at 8 South C. Blackiston rector J B Gibble associate Holy communion at 10 30 a m morning prayer and sermon at 11 evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 Sunday school at 12 39
Rev 5S H C Burgin pastors the St Pauls Memorial Free Episcopal church at 103 South Idaho with services at 11 and 7:30. Rev J D Llewellyn of Corvallis to preach both morning and evening. Sunday school at 9:30 led by G C Baldwin. Class meeting at 12:30 led by 8 L Church ill. Epworth league at 6:30 led by FE R Manley. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 led by Rev Shaeffer. Also advertising silver pieces for sale at Hight and Fairfield.
The California Wine House in its new Helena quarters, owned by August Fack, offers entirely new furnishings and fittings, with fine art subjects and new treasures added. The bar serves pure, wholesome drinks, establishing the venue as Helena's finest resort.
A noted mineral cabinet, described as one of the prettiest, is showcased at the Southern bar in Butte, drawing interest from patrons and collectors. The display highlights regional mineral specimens and adds local appeal to the bar setting.
Ask for value in aviation and organ purchases at Orton Bros. 219 North Main Butte. The ad promotes competitive pricing and a local supplier for planes and organs.
A table beverage called FIGPRUNE is described as a rich nourishing drink made from California figs prunes and grain. It invites families to join in par taking and enjoy a healthful product.
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 85 West Broadway announces morning worship at 10 45 with sermon God the Preserver of Man and evening worship at 8 00 on Sunday and 12 15 p m Sunday school. reading rooms 11 to 1 except Sundays. Trinity M E Church led by Rev John Hesking at 971 North Main with morning service 11 and evening service 7 00 both on themes The Church of God and God the Preserver of Man. W C Dutton guest speaker. Sunday school 2 30 led by W H Gribbin and John Callow. class meetings 10 a m Sunday and 7 30 p m Friday. prayer group 7 30 p m Tuesday. choir rehearsal Wednesday. Epworth League 6 30 p m Sunday.
The text advertises a boiler compound that supposedly removes scale and reduces fuel costs. It lists various industries and firms such as Speculator Ella Sinbad Centennal Butte Tivoli brewers Troy Montana laundries sewer pipe and street railway companies as users and mentions cost claims per day and per horsepower.
Immanuel Presbyterian at East Galena and Gaylord Streets under Pastor G H Whiteman schedules morning worship at 11 with the sermon Man's Inability to Come to Jesus and an evening service at 7 30 on Sunday. Sunday school at 2 led by D H Morrison. Whiteman preaches farewell sermon December 29 and departs for California December 30.
Shortridge Memorial Christian church at Washington and Mercury hosts morning service at 11 with sermon Four Pillars of the Church led by Rev. A. L. Chapman of 797 West Galena Street. Evening service at 7 30 features To Whom Shall We Go.
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