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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1910
Page
13
Butte news item notes the principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 28 East Broadway Butte telephone 422 and independent telephone 1 422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
The Hight & Fairfield Company Jeweler and Optician promotes labor as prayer in its Butte jewelry factory. It offers free design services for jewelry engraving and watch case work, insisting on quality over low cost and guaranteeing the character of all work.
Underwear sale at Tonkin's and pianos rented from Orton Bros. Coal and Wood. Listings for McLaughlin Coal Co and Walker's drinks. Pipestone hot springs special rate by the day. Dungeness crabs at Klafski's Quartz location. Great Falls townsite lots at 51 East Broadway. Open evenings. Consolidated notices for various magazines on sale at the P O news stand. South Butte W C T U meets at Mrs. T. Anderson’s home to finalize for Carrie Nation lectures.
Joseph F. Vion arranging advance work for Harry Lauder in town next Saturday night. Lauder brings an all star company, including Guatemalan boys marimba band and Julian Eltinge who once lived in Butte with birth name Bill Dalton. Lauder extols Scotch humor and compares it to American humor through anecdotes and reflections on listeners in Scotland, America, and England.
Leonard mine will start today with eight mines resuming in the current week. John Gillie of Amalgamated Mines says full operation will return gradually as ore handling and coal supply normalize. Smelters at Great Falls and Anaconda ready, railroads clearing coal backlog, aiding rapid restart.
The Rev. R. E. Williams preached at the Welsh church on Christ's Galilean ministry, showing Jesus as a working man and a missionary. He taught in Nazareth and in synagogues, preached the gospel of the kingdom, and healed the sick, illustrating how the Savior balanced labor with spiritual outreach and compassion. He urged personal response to Jesus as the supreme teacher and healer.
Bids will be received for the sale of the Miners' union coal yards and equipment. Union reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Bids will close Jan 18, 1910. Present all bids at Miners' union office. Dan Holland President. Al McClellan Secretary. If you want the best value for your money in a piano or an organ call on Orton Bros 214-218 Main street.
The First Baptist revival starts with Pastor outlining needs for members and workers to carry it forward. Rev. Mr. Bishop will speak tonight, urging participation and support for outreach and service efforts.
An older newspaper page mixes an advertisement for Montana Optical Company offering free eye examinations and affordable lenses and frames with a lengthy report on revival services at the First Baptist church. Pastor Rev J E Noftsinger preaches life from death using Ezekiel and the dry bones imagery, urging preparation and reliance on God’s power for the coming revival. The piece notes music by Mrs Faigin, and mentions revival themes of obedience and spiritual renewal as Rev O P Bishop is set to speak tonight.
A Beaverhead River ice jam two miles above Red Rock raised water levels and overflowed adjacent flatlands and county roads along the Oregon Short Line tracks to Red Rock. The flood left 18 inches of water in Red Rock streets, halting travel for miles.
All members of Fidelity lodge No 8 I O O F and brothers are urged to attend the funeral of Thomas Tippett at Fidelity hall 1 pm Tuesday. WILLIAM PHILLIPS N G SAMUEL WILLIAMS Secretary. Also notes Montana Independent Telephone Co quick copper wire service linking Butte Anaconda Helena and other points. Reminder: grand prize masquerade ball by Louise lodge No 3 O D H at New Renshaw hall on Feb 10.
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