Cross and Throne sermon to Dillon Presbyterians by Dr Gwynne
Dr F H Gwynne of Dillon preached at First Presbyterian Church Dillon in morning and evening services. The evening sermon titled The Cross and the Throne argued that Christ was crucified by worldliness and that many hearts still enthrone the world over conscience. He warned of envy money love and the pull of worldly power with vivid biblical examples and urged readers to crucify the world and enthrone Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
F. H. Gwynne
Dillon
Gamaliel
Paul
Christ
Caiaphas
Herod
Pilate
Judas
Barabas
Atlas
Advertised Letter List for Week Ending January 18 1902
The advertised letter list for the week ending January 18 1902 includes men such as W A Armstrong FE L Chapman Joe Connoly Ernest E Cramer Elmer Davis John E Dearlin two entries Dave Sixon J B Downey John A Dunn Patrick T Dunn George Ellis Jakob Talpein Dennis Feen M A Fuller William Gartland George W Goff F M Harper Fred M Hayes M A Hoagland Andre Ivanisko O A Johnson J A Johnson Dr J D Kessenger Joe Kelly Colonel Lewis H J Longley George Meshwick Plasterer Jinks Iszier Robinson Emil Sage Percy Smith Henry G Ferhaar C J Tol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Armstrong
FE. L. Chapman
Joe Connoly
Ernest E. Cramer
Elmer Davis
John E. Dearlin
Dave Sixon
J. 8. Downey
John A. Dunn
Patrick T. Dunn
George Ellis
Jakob Talpein
Dennis Feen
M. A. Fuller
William Gartland
George W. Goff
F. M. Harper
Fred M. Hayes
M. A. Hoagland
Andre Ivanisko
O. A. Johnson
J. A. Johnson
Dr. J. D. Kessenger
Joe Kelly
Colonel Lewis
H. J. Longley
George Meshwick
Plasterer Jinks
Iszier Robinson
Emil Sage
Percy Smith
Henry G. Ferhaar
C. J. Tol
Anaconda Couple to Wed at Methodist Church
Miss Esther Anderson and Dr. H F Carman will marry this evening at 8 30 at the Methodist church in Anaconda. Rev Macurdy will perform the public ceremony. The couple, both well known in Anaconda, come from diverse backgrounds with ties to Stillwater Minnesota and Kirkwood Missouri.
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Macurdy
Methodist Church
Esther
Anderson
H. F. Carman
Anaconda
Miss Anderson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Stillwater
Minn
Carman
Osteopathy School
Kirkwood
Local notes and social roundup at the Grill and city
About the City reports The Grill offers Sunday dinner and coffee at 116 Main street. The fire sale at People's Store 115 East Park avenue features half price goods. Ehret's shows oak bedroom suits at 22.50. National Union meets at Dewey hall tonight. Anaconda visitors include Ferguson Keeler Berry J A Berry Case Lyons. The McRae couple depart for four weeks east on their purchasing trip. No revival tonight at the Methodist church but weekly meetings continue with a prize fighting talk by Rev Macurdy Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Store
East Park Avenue
People's Store
Methodist Church
McRAE & CO Buyer Leaves for New York
Our buyer departs for New York next Tuesday night and will be away Tuesday Jan 20 and 21. Customers may place special orders for items not available locally at our store today. Departure marks a prosperous year as he seeks the largest and best ready to wear merchandise ever shown by McRAE & CO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McRae & CO
Held Up and Robbed in Kirksville
Kirksville Missouri police report I Solomon a Syrian from Keokuk Iowa was robbed of a money belt containing 8500 dollars. He says two fellow countrymen held him while another cut the belt from his waist. The money has not been recovered.
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Kirksville
I. Solomon
Keokuk
Iowa
Solomon
W C Austin Laid To Rest Deputy Head Consul Of Modern Woodmen
The Anaconda funeral for W C Austin deputy state head consul of the Modern Woodmen of America drew wide representation from Butte Great Falls Helena and other cities. A band led the cortege from the lodge rooms to the church then to the cemetery with Royal Neighbors and Modern Woodmen rites and flowers from numerous camps and friends.
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W. C. Austin
Woodmen of America
Mr. Austin
Anaconda
Austin
Woodmen Lodge
Oak Street
Fifth Street
Main Street
Y. C. Freeman
W. S. Winscott
South Butte
W. A. Green
W. M. Case
Silver Bow
Butte
Arthur Bliss
Frank Burch
Knutzson
Addie Perrine
Jesse Boone
Nickelson
Hanson
Silver City
Helena
Great Falls
Fitzgerald Hose
Lincoln, Neéb
Lincoln
Broken Wheel
Walkerville
Harp
Royal Neighbors
Star
J. A. Austin
Neb
Hawes
Pillow
Joseph Burns
Anaconda Lodge
Meaderville Camp
Helena Lodge
C. EB. Potter
Ed Duffy
T. J. Kerlin
Teste
E. Leard
Livingston, Mont
Gathered Here and There From Early Montana Notices
Calves die from blackleg on lower Marins mainly in Collins and Martin herds. Iron mine near here promises a large ore body with 70 percent iron and low silica, mined cheaply. Charles Titus, 47, pioneer, died of pneumonia. brother of former Philipsburg mayor Titus. Burlington rail line hints hover over White Sulphur Springs. Granite county enjoys warm weather as marbles, pansies bloom, ice dealer amused. Silica mine near town ships thousands of tons to Butte and Anaconda for smelters. David Bevan leads operations. Chateau’s moral climate improved after anti gambling law. dice and games ban enforced.
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Burlington
Helena
Great Falls
White Sulphur Springs
Rocky Mountain
David Bevan
Butte
Anaconda
Basin
Pernicious past noted in Cho teau Chronicle
Fragmentary item notes a tinhorn gambler moving to other pastures and a wise guy’s feet no longer subjected to Klondike chills in a terse local chronicle.
Well Known Red Lodge Man Dies in Wyoming Fall
Riley McLaughlin died after slipping 300 feet over a cliff in Deer Creek canyon Big Horn county Wyoming. He was well known among Red Lodge ranchers and spent winter and spring with T. E. Deuel at Red Lodge creek. He left brothers and sisters in Pennsylvania.
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Riley McLaughlin
Deer Creek Canyon
Big Horn County
Wyo
Red Lodge
McLaughlin
T. E. Deuel
Red Lodge Creek
Cody
James McLaughlin
Riley
Sheriff Beley’s Easy Day After Elk Violation Case
John Graham of Gardiner was arrested for killing elk out of season and sentenced to six months in the county jail. A mintimus and a letter of introduction to Sheriff Beley led Graham to Livingston, where the sheriff initially questioned him before accepting the credentials and proceeding.
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Livingston Post
Beley
John Graham
Gardiner
Graham
Pratt
Elk
Livingston
Fridley
Frank
Wouldn't Stand for It
In a Detroit Free Press anecdote, Brown recalls waking to an alleged burglar while his wife notes there is no revolver in the house. He admits attempting a bluff, asking where his revolver is as his spouse confirms the absence of such a weapon.
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Detroit Free Press
Brown
John
Conflicting Testimony in Tit Bits Court Scene
A lawyer cross examines a young, proud witness who testified she saw the defendant throw a book at the plaintiff. The lawyer presses the meaning of a single word provoking the girl to answer with spirited, unexpected language. The exchange illustrates how witnesses can be stirred by wording and how such moments affect trials.
Notice to creditors in estate of Secondo Bellingeri
Administrator T. D. Fitzgerald invites creditors and all with claims against Secondo Bellingeri deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within four months of the first publication at room 12 Petring block 117 Main street Anaconda Montana. Proceedings conducted in Deer Lodge County. Dated January 18 1902.
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Secondo Bellingeri
Petring Block
Main Street
Anaconda
Montana
Deer Lodge
State of
T. D. Fitzgerald
State of Montana
Justice Court
Anaconda Township
James Quane
Mattie Evans
C. E. Largill
County of
District Court of
Della Elizabeth Pexton
Thomas Ray Pexton
Stuart
Mont
United States Post Office
George Parrott
Third Judicial District
Monae
County of Deere
A. A. de Key
A. A. de Kay
R. E. de Kay
William E, Thomas
American Exchange National Bank
New York
N. Y
W. W. Har
Conda
Courtroom Chaos Over Definition of Shy
A girl in the courthouse argues with a lawyer over the meaning of shy. She grabs a law book and hurls it at the lawyer, missing him as he dodges. The judge condemns the scene but allows her to complete her testimony.
An Impossible Person From the Philadelphia Press
Dialog excerpt shows Mrs. Queery and Mrs. Gadabout debating club behavior. Gadabout recalls ejecting Queery for proposing women stay home to do housework, fearing disorder at meetings.
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Philadelphia Press
Queery
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Anaconda News
Cross and
Charles A. Stromberg
Ole Thoesen
Della Walsh
Lambert West
J. C. English
Capital City Lodge
Friendship Hall
Augusta Trask
Sister Trask
Recorder
Trask Lodge No. 52
Roseleaf Lodge
Jce Williams
Anna Linz
Mary McNeil
Beatrees Williams
Anna M. Hamilton
Katherine Burnham
Kate Dennis
James W. Sinz
Mary Hagerty
Emma Dezell
Mary A. Crabtree
United Moderns
W. R
Flor de
Baltimore
Verberkmoes
Isaac Bunn
Kentucky
John B. Kirk
National Union
Dewey Hall
the Grill Cafe
Senator Clark
Ehret’s
Ehret
N. P. Ferguson
W. J. Keeler
J. H. Berry
J. A. Berry
W. Case
F. J. Lyons
D. R. McRae
Mr. McRae
Charles Duffer
Spokane
Joseph Coleman
J. B. Gnose
Walla Walla, Wash
W.C. Austin
Lower
Marins
William Collins
Clifford Martin
Missouri
Town
Fort Benton
Charles Titius
New Hampshire
H. F. Titus
Philipsburg
Granite County
Frank el. Barnes
James Patton
Iceman
Chateau
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Vermont
Coal Cutters
Ingersoll
Old Colony
Cortlanet St
Chicago
Odson
Locust Street
Fifth
Sixth
R. de B. Smith
Montansa
Keppler Jewelry Co
B., A. & P. Railroad
Anaconda, Mont
United States
John S. Marshall
Daly Bank and
Trust Company OF
Apital
John K. Toole
M. BK. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
Norbeck
Tation Accress Cook Remedy Company
Masonic Temple
Ili
Crystal Springs
Leaves Springs
Langlois
Lydia E
Pinkham’s
Justice of the Peace
City of
Phillipsburg
Wingfield L. Brown
Cincinnat
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