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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1914
Page
3
Monday Evening at the Margaret Theater features a leading attraction presented by the Anaconda Lyceum association. Admission is ten cents.
Anaconda hosts state officers for a lodge installation next Tuesday with Grad Master F. Davis Grand Warden W. Goodland and Grand Chaplain J. J. PARKey presiding. After ceremonies guests may attend social events as Parker delivers a lecture on "Oda efewsnlp" and local officers for the lodge are announced.
Anaconda churches announce a busy start to the year with morning sermons on church officers duties, junior and Bible school sessions, evening song service, and office elections next Wednesday. Theosophical society hosts a lecture, and other congregations schedule services, baptisms, and a Sunday school.
Church notices list services at First Methodist Episcopal and Swedish Alliance churches with morning and evening sermons. Weekly programs include prayer meetings, Sunday schools, missionary society gatherings, women’s aid events, and a monthly business meeting. Pastor names, addresses, and service times are provided for reader participation.
J T Gunriss, manager of the Bermuda department, suffered a severe apoplectic stroke yesterday morning. He was taken to a hospital around noon and remained in critical condition. Gunriss had health issues for some time with a brief vacation previously. he had recently been in Anaconda and Michigan working in brick manufacturing and fire brick products.
Volunteers of America will start their first street meeting Monday in Anaconda with a Friday evening service at the church. The organizers praise local support, aim to establish a permanent post, and note a large upright piano valued at $90 will be moved in for the effort.
A long, confused provincial report recounts John Pitsel’s tale of alleged police mistreatment in Butte after he aided officers. The piece also covers a New York wedding at West Tayk avenue with Rev I Wy Tit officiating, noting the bride Mrs Neil Ghoohan and groom Willan R Bateman among guests.
A partial notice states Bromson Springs Vonlgit will leave at six this evening for Gregson. The fragment mentions Pars-Tamatin and Marnn'y Bupply Company at 420 Last Dark, Ind. 2617.
A cluttered recap of social notices sales rentals teach notes and personal updates. Mentions individuals like Miss Ruth Libby Miss Ethel Awern and Miss Grace Latheyson plus places such as the Standard Melrose Tacoma and Tidena with multiple brief entries about studies travel sales and a marriage license.
An advertisement claims a new remedy named Blearns Pile Remedy will relieve piles in a minute at no cost if unsatisfied, boasting a money back guarantee and exclusive agony marketing from a dubious company with garbled location details and misspelled words.
Miss Celia Haddick and Cassie Storrar left for Mingy Bent after visits in Anaconda. Tra Stagg returned to California for studies at Stanford University after holidays here. The Collier Commercial and Preparatory School begins Winter term on Monday Jan 3, 194. Anaconda notes a drafting and blueprint reading instructor has been secured. Further information at 23 Main Street.
The Anaconda Gun Club holds its monthly shoot at Nell grounds with 1:20 pm start. Keppler and Confare medals to be hung, shells secured, and expected attendance from Butle and Deer Loge 10. Also a special meeting of Anaconda A and Smelter Men at 7 pm tonight at Uyunton Hall.
Christina Norway January reports detail American artist Harold Earle abducting his son from Lamotte Ren. The mother Marie Finehload and Miss Charlotte Vennan of Rutherford are named in the case. A fence detective Plowrd had tracked them since last November. Earle reportedly desires to see his son, saying he will explain in the foreign courts.
A fire destroyed multiple structures in Cheyenne including the Lawn Hall. Worn debris and damaged interiors indicate extensive damage across several buildings. The total property loss is estimated at $100,000.
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