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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1910
Page
13
Fred Whiteside of Kalispell and Hugh Chittick of Miles City visit Butte, with others from Helena and Bozeman. Locals plan travel, real estate ads for Great Falls townsite lots, and quartz location blanks available. Snow removal progresses as city crews clear streets near City Hall alley.
Harry M. Paxson a popular Butte young man aged 33, was instantly killed at the Conrey Placer Mining plant in Ruby Montana by a full voltage electric current while working on dredge wires. He left a wife and two young sons and was previously a Walkerville streetcar conductor. Paxson was a noted local figure with ties to the Paxson drug firm and a member of the First Presbyterian church. The body was to be brought to Rutte today with funeral plans to follow. the exact cause remains undetermined.
Maud Powell, celebrated violinist, gave a superb program at Broad Way theater with an hour and a half of exquisite music. The audience's rapture followed pieces by Locatelli Mendelssohn Chopin Moszkowski Boisdeffre Beethoven Schumann Wieniawski and a Chopin arrangement. Accompanist Waldemar Liachowsky also delivered an exceptional performance, making the recital one of the season’s most delightful events.
Three boys aged 8 to 10 named John Davison Clifford Barry and Elisha Rule were found wandering the streets early yesterday. They were taken in by Lieutenant Larkin and later their parents collected them at the station.
The sermon centers on Faith and other conditions for infilling of the Holy Spirit. Prayer, unselfish purpose, repentance and self renunciation, plus belief in Christ, are listed as required. The preacher compares Spirit infillment to life giving water, citing Pentecost and biblical imagery. A closing note mentions Mrs. Shirkey electro vapor baths in Indiana.
Dr. J B Sullivan resigns as city health officer to resume private practice. Dr. Carl Horst will assume the post today. Mayor Nevin notes the change as Sullivan left after eight months of capable service. An emergency hospital incident prompted appointing Dr FBJ Rinkle as official dentist at no pay for future cases.
C. W. Palmer found himself upset after some thieves tied his horse to a light road wagon outside 344 West Porphyry street. The rig and animal, valued over $500, were driven away and likely abandoned in the local flat. Palmer reports the theft to police and fears abuse of the prized horse.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Twin Bridges Jan 28 An injunction served by D B R Snider against Mike OConnor closes the Stella mine. Snider had a lease and bond but failed to meet contract terms with owner B J Yarbaugh, halting operations months ago. OConnor then obtained a bond and lease and recently found rich ore.
Evangelist O. P. Bishop preached to full morning and evening audiences on Lost Opportunities and How God Uses Little Things. He urged listeners to use small gifts and faith to bless many, recalling Bible stories and Lincoln. Bishop urged gratitude to mothers and wives and urged personal commitment to Christ.
The Temple Club of Young People prepares for a new home at the Knights of Pythias hall after five years of activity. With about 40 members and steady new arrivals, the group plans card parties and entertainments for the coming season led by William Myer as president and a slate of officers. Meetings will be on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month.
Nicholas Daub was buried with honors by the German Krieger Verein, which marched from Park Street to his home at 428 South Idaho and then to the cemetery. Rev Hudtloff presided, maennerector sang, and pallbearers included William Recksick and others. Floral tributes came from the Krieger Verein and Butte Business College. Daub died in the Larson shaft incident last Thursday. Wert's funeral is planned for this afternoon at 2.00 in Mt. Moriah cemetery.
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