Revival plans at Anaconda Methodist church
Anaconda Methodists pursue revival to boost membership with short sermons and lively singing led by Rev J A Mecke. John Gregory directed music, with participation from Moody, Sankey and other choir connections. warns of abundant services, youth meetings, and welcoming invites across local churches including St Mark's Episcopal and First Baptist with choirs and Sunday schools.
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Mernoam Peopln
Wun
Guard
J. A. Mecke
Mecke
John Gregory
Gregory
Choira
Moodyland Sankey
Seco
Women's Club Notes Highlight Jan Meetings and Speaker
The note details a Woman's Club meeting hosted by Mrs. F Kinney with several members in attendance. It lists a program including Legends of the Rhine and multiple musical numbers, notes scheduling for January department meetings, and a guest address by President Hamilton of the Agricultural College on European Farm Homes. Also mentions Catholic Order of Foresters funeral turnout and local organizational leadership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Kinney
Mra. F. Kinney
Mra. W. Robinson
Barton
Mark King
C.H. Spengler
Ta T
Mra. H. Logan
Mra. MacRae
Mra. Spengler
Ming Bennett
Haddick
Srv
Johnson
Civics
Lbrary
Arts and Crafts
Thebrary
Liberary
Cmhureday
Bancroft
Hamilton
Agricultural College
Church Plans Special Evening Song Service Schedule
Seo last Sunday evening were unanimous in expressing their enjoyment of the song service. Miss Jennie Watkin will lead at the organ. The plan dedicates time of regular services to this effort with meetings Sundays at 1045 am and 7 2 pm and Wednesday at 745 pm this month, possibly continued. Church workers will distribute cards at each service flow for pastor counseling and help. The full church membership is expected to participate. the official board has approved. Members should attend promptly unless detained.
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Seo
Jennie Watkin
Anaconda Churches First Methodist Service Notice
First Methodist Episcopal church at Third and Oak streets invites attendance with Pastor John A Meeke at 10 40 AM and Sunday School promptly at noon 12 o'clock Reminder to attend church services and bell message for residents at 21 M. Bell phone contact for church matters.
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Cedar Streets
E. Franzen
Bell
Welock
Luther League
Our Saviors
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Chestnut
East Fifth Streets
Lara Sherven
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Third and
Oak Streets
John A Meeke
Local Election Returns Key Posts in Close Balloting
In a tight race for the office of guardian Daniel McKitterick won, while Erling Milkwick was chosen as guide. J. E. Mangum served as recording secretary and treasurer with Timer Reisnes as financial secretary.
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J. E. Mangum
Timer Reisnes
Office of
Guardian
Dan’iel McKitterick
Office of Guide
Erling Milkwick
Willow Creek Forms New Good Templar Lodge No 9
Captain W C Dutton organizes Willow Creek lodge of the International Order of Good Templars. Grand secretary K J Holycomb reports local support, Edward Davis named lodge deputy, and Grace inducted officers including Arthur Johns head templar. Lodge meets Thursdays, aims to grow statewide presence.
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W. C. Dutton
International Order of Good Tempoiis
Willow Creek
K. J. Holycomb
Dutton
Edward Davis
Terand Lodge
Sutton
Butte
Arthur J. Johns
Templar
Lizzie Halbert
Vie Templar
TE. King
Templar Kilns Peartrown
Rev
FM. Cass
Mise Mar Parker
C.D. Norfran
T. J. Williams
T €._ Cooks
Mel Stand. Hannan
If. Brown
State Cabinet
High School Notes and Activities Report
The led school grade cards were issued Tuesday afternoon and exams begin January 3 27 and 2%. Debating team contest set for Monday with Missoula and Lincoln. A Wednesday program featured Miss Aubject, Markley talks, and student participation urged. Senior class planned a Saturday dance after flower colors chosen. Basketball improving to keep AHB prestige. alumni defeated. Principal Sarkiey attended a conference to arrange a district tournament in Anaconda later in February.
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Missoula
Lincoln's Midhday
Sarkiey
Anac Onda
City Visitors And Local Farewell To Augusto Hembach
Mr and Mrs C K Walstadt arrive from Butte as Mrs C K Rider visits sisters in town. Charles Bostrom returns from Butte on the midnight train. Colinton Risken convalesces at St James hospital in Butte and expects to go home by week end. Annaire Ed Heimbach and their children attend funeral of Augusto Hembach in Butte.
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Charles Bostrom
Southern Cross
Butte
Colinton Risken
St. James Hospital
Mr. Annaire
Ed Heimbach
James Miller
Ed Heimbach Jr
Florence Heimbach
Mr. Heimbach
Augusto Hembach
New Citizens Naturalized by Butte Court
Judge J. J. Lynch held court for Jude A. Winston to examine naturalization applications. Three candidates passed the test: Patrick Mohan of Ireland, Stephen Mikich of Austria, and August Frederick Frey born in Germany.
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J. J. Lynch
Butte
Jude A. Winston
Appli
Patrick ‘Mohan
Ireland
Stephen Mikich
August Frederick Frey
Germany
Funeral notice for late brother Pat Naughton
AM neighbors of Montana and nearby towns are requested to meet at the hall at 8 30 sharp Monday morning to attend the funeral of our late brother Pat Naughton. This notice, signed by HEIMBACH, clerk, lists several attendees and associated names in a tightly worded obituary notice.
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Order of Foresters
Aohe “Hall
Snarp
Pat Naughton
Harfey
Pat, Naughton
Heimbach
Debate on government owned roads discussed by Miles City judges
In Miles City a high school debate between Miles City and Sheridan teams led by Rev. Martin and Rev. Durant plus Dr. Elmert concluded in favor of government ownership for U.S. fair roads. The event featured members and officials from the Safe Organization of the Alliance road group in Miles City, including engineers, brokers, machinists, bridge builders and other tradesmen from Baker, Montana.
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Standard
Miles City
Jan
TH. Martin
Frank Durant
F. Elmert
Last
Sheridan
United States
Safe
Alliwan- Ree
C. Oliver
Brem J. McMann
Dodors
GR. Tanner
Mexander Dunlap
Matt Kennedy
Dan Bun
H. Michaelson
M. Robinson
W. Freese
Triekmen, JR
Boden
Charles Harvey
AU Ti
Matte
Pioneer merchant C D Joslyn dead in Hot Springs
Obituary notes the death of C D Joslyn a pioneer merchant formerly of Deer Lodge and Dillon who died January 8 at Arkansas Hot Springs following arterial trouble. He helped run Joslyn Morse stores in Red Rock and Deer Lodge before the Salt Lake Bonner firm failed. He later served twenty years with the EL Bonner company as vice president and general manager in Dillon and Deer Lodge.
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The
Standard
Deer Lodge
Jan
C.D. Joslyn
Arkansas Hot Springs
Portland
Melbafer
Montana
John W. Lowell» Impleme Company
Salt Lake
Red Rock
Dillon
Joslyn & Morse
Mr. Morse
Joslyn
Eat Like Boy With Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
A persuasive 19th century style advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims one ingredient digests heavy meals, promises relief after use, notes wide availability in drug stores, and offers a free trial sample by mailing to the Stuart Company in Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F A. Stuart Company
Stuart Building
Marshall, Mich
Rocky Mountain Fire Insurance Company of Montana
Two years ago Montana citizens formed a home enterprise to keep wealth in state. The Rocky Mountain Fire Insurance Company of Montana, based in Great Falls, began Jan 6 1913 with $261000 capital and shows assets of $515723.84 after its first year. It reports steady growth, local agency reach, and a commitment to investing all capital and income in Montana to benefit residents and the state economy.
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Montana
Rocky Mountain Fire Insurance Company OF
Great Falls
Rocky Mountain Fire Insurance Company
Besh
Local Pioneer Joslyn Mourned in Deer Lodge Clipping
Obituary notes the death of a prominent Deer Lodge business leader Joslyn who helped found firms in Montana. He held mayoral office, served on school trust boards, and aided coal and real estate ventures. Survived by wife Nannie B. Kelley, a son and four daughters, with interment planned in Portland. Special dispatch cites career beginnings with John W. Lowell Co and later Bonner enterprises.
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Joslyn
Coast
Mont Fina
Deer Lodge
Nd Vicinty
Deer Lidge
Nannie B. Kelley
Donald. Joslyn
Ninon Perkins
Portland
Ore
Mignon, Norton
Victor, Mont
Melba Meeker
Hubbard
Rhea Joslyn
Port
Coincident belief tie barometric changes to mine explosions
Readers speculate that atmospheric pressure shifts cause mine blast incidents. The idea links barometric disturbances to Ras In coal mine explosions, though no evidence is provided. Experts note no proven connection and warn against drawing conclusions from coincidences.
Petroleum Rumors From Great Falls Drill Site
Great Falls on January 5 reports evidence of oil in borings by Power City Oil and Natural Gas at the city site. Drill has reached 2090 feet with pockets of vapor found in the last 300 feet and oil‑covered water surfaced recently, prompting continued drilling in hopes of paying quantities of gas.
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Standard
Great Falls
Power City Oil and Natural Gas Company
Fand
Aody
Emma Johnson Eyes Spring Teaching Post at District No 6
Miss Emma Johnson visited the Peterson School district No 6 Saturday to inspect the new building and apply for a teaching position in the coming spring term. Mrs McAvoy hosted a card party in the Larable addition with a luncheon. prizes went to Mrs Arthur Buchen and J. B. Flynn. Today a baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs O B Roberts. James A Walsh of Helena was in Deer Lodge for a district court case.
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Deer Lodge
Emma
Johnson
Peterson
Olivene “Spence
McAvoy
Larable
Tes
Mise Hilda Sikila
Arthur Buchen
J. 3. Flynn
Miss Brown
Fred. Wirth
Mesdames
J. J. Flynn
Fred With
S. H. Mayo
Charles Witte
Leslie’ Mccormick
Buchen
L. Bonner
Jad Salts and Kidney Health Claim About Back Pain
An old ad touts Jad Salts as a remedy for back pain and kidney distress caused by overworked kidneys from meat. It claims four ounces in water before breakfast clears clogged kidneys, neutralizes acid, and prevents bladder trouble, praising the effervescent drink used by millions to stay healthy.
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Sune Day School
Christian Church
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Ible School
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Christian Endeavor
Drclock
J. Hamilton
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Palace Block
Main Street
First Church of Christ, Scientist
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Newsnows Elect
Anaconda Nowadoys Protective Union
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John Gre
Baker’s Cocoa
Walter Baker & CO. Limited
Dorchester
Mass
Good Templar Lodge
Markley
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Bert McCue
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J. Olson
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Chicago
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W. B. Rodgers
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Pital
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Leo P. McMeel
Paris Gibson
E. Larabie
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Stannara
Rose
Patrick Laden
CH. Green
E. H. Kates
Iainum Fling
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