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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1902
Page
6
The Polish community in Butte notes mass Chicago meetings condemning Prussian bans on Polish language in schools and signs. They cite Warsaw era persecutions, urging Americans to judge Prussian barbarities and support Polish rights worldwide.
The theosophical society holds a study on The Mythic Christ led by Mrs Havilah Squiers. It presents a twofold Christ as logos descending into matter and divine spirit awakening in man, linking the birth with spiritual growth and urging belief in personal christification. Mr Squiers will discuss evolution at next month’s meeting.
Claude Glenn of Great Falls arrives as guest of Frank Dowther. Willam Albright travels to Great Falls to visit wife and son. Walter Goodman suffers erysipelas at Belt and will be out several days. Albert Swersfeger sells cattle to Nei hart butchers at seven cents a pound dressed. A Gust Seigling party with cards dancing punch and luncheon at midnight proves a delightful week event with Midway orchestra. Joe Bean and Zoe of Monarch visit George Goor man, whist club delayed due to cold, George Locmire visits friends in camp.
The partnership between H Lown dps Maury and W Y Pemberton dissolved by mutual consent on December 3 1901. The late firm’s business will be closed by the undersigned partners in a joint effort. January 31 1902. John Tassell's cut price sale at ST East Park Street Butte.
A chaotic scene at Main and Granite ends with a policeman restraining a distraught husband who vows to kill. Later at a Chicago Symphony Orchestra concert, couples debate music and life as a hackman jokes about the performance.
A notice states a weekly payment of 25 dollars if sick, specifying Street and the 4.2 Hennessy building as the location of the arrangement.
The groundhog fails to see his shadow on a celebrated day and is shooed back into his den. The family retreats to rest as a big black shadow appears, delaying plans for an early wake and prolonging winter sleep.
A brief ad from Citizens Coal Co offers delivery of Kemmerer and Rocky Fork Gebo coal to any quantity on short notice. It lists phone 538 and address East Broadway.
Rev A L Chapman at Shortridge Memorial Christian church argues true repentance means godly sorrow causing heart and life change. He links repentance to recognizing sin against God, urges restitution where possible, and notes divine calls through life events to turn to Christ for forgiveness.
Fort Benton observes arrivals and births. Serena Ronne visited from St Paul to stay with daughter Mrs E Frank Sayre. A Joyce couple welcomed a daughter. Five Hereford calves on G B Baker ranch died of blackleg despite vaccination. Jack Harris plans vaccination of his stock. Bridge funds and new Milk River bridge work noted as chairman George F Lewis travels to Havre. A Jones daughter born in Box Elder.
Theernion Hotel offers European plan at $1.50 per day and up and American plan at $2 per day and up. It advertises finest table west of New York.
A reflective poem notes how a public figure's deeds and words fill the newspaper while a powerful yet unseen White 7" worker fades from coverage. The Washington Star framing suggests media influence shapes perception, with fate and toil contrasted against journalistic visibility.
D H McGinnis of Flathead predicts rapid growth across agriculture grazing timber and mining sectors. He cites Galata as a major Great Northern shipping point with expanded yards and forthcoming stock pens. He touts untapped timber and oil prospects in Kootenai valley and Kintla Lake, plus a Jocko Kalispell cut‑off railroad to speed lumber coal and produce to Butte.
Francis M Street is named general agent for Union Casualty and Surety Company of St Louis Missouri with offices at 422 Hennessy Building.
In Forsyth on January 31 the community noted Episcopal services held in the Methodist church for the first time with Rev. John Evans from Miles City to lead. A Rebekah social gathered at Mrs Thomas Alexander’s home, and a Modern Woodmen lodge organized with 17 members and a Billings degree team present to conduct initiations.
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