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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1902
Page
4
Local Anaconda edition notes a party event with fishing outing details and attendees across the community. The report mentions several individuals and a westside location, highlighting social gathering and leisure activity.
Local interest centers on upcoming fishing season as residents plan trips from Anaconda. Parties led by Hubert Greig Bryant Seachem and Jim Christie depart city shores for Mock Creek Bass and streams west of town while Coroner Hughes aims to return with trout. Deputy Game Warden Avare expected to discuss fish law enforcement and irrigation ditch placement near Anaconda amid high water and reports of illegal dynamiting. A&P trains will run to View Park Sunday with frequent departures from the city center.
Church services occur across Anaconda today in several churches. Presiding at St Brelock is FH Gwynne with morning preaching and Rev Charles F Husport officiating at the event. Sabbath school reports and activities are noted for the day.
An amateur telegraph student suffers from stomach trouble and headaches but reports full recovery after using Grape Note brain food. He describes improved digestion and steadier nerves leading to better focus and success as a telegraph operator. The ad claims brain and nerve benefits throughout the body with a promise of proof for skeptics.
Regular Sunday services by Christian Scientists at Locust street 11 a.m. first reader Eva E Potter. Sunday school 12 16 p m. Wednesday at 8 p m St Mark's church Alfred Brown rector. Ninth Sunday after Trinity early celebration 7 a m. morning prayer 11 a m. Sunday school 12 10 p m. evening service 6 30 p m. First Baptist church Fifth street W H Setzer pastor worship 9 30 a m and 8 p m. morning subject Dwelling in Unity. evening The Anti Christ. Sunday school 12 20 p m. Young People's meeting 7 15 p m. prayer Wednesday 8 p m. Sunday school picnic Mountain View park. Swedish Mission church Fifth and Alder preaching 11 p m and Sunday school 10 a m Rev G Nell. Ell Kirnier Swannell, a probate attorney of Butte, arrived in Anaconda. will address Theosophist society tomorrow evening. subject not announced.
News notes from Anaconda capture a busy day at Mountain View park with lingering heat and a crowd enjoying shade and music. Local ads report sales on wash goods and clothing, a furniture sale, a dress and skirt sale, and a hot weather silk sale. Notables visiting include J J Broughall and J H McCarthy while families plan trips to Sitka and Miss Peters returns home from Idaho. Community life covers parlor events, church group notes, and minor civic items.
Rev Hess of New York states will fill the pulpit at the McKeesport church in the absence of late Rev Charles Huss. He delivers morning and evening sermons, a special address for the young people, and brings notes of his travels from San Francisco to Seattle. The train mentions a Pine Train line and famed routes, reflecting the era’s transport context.
Anaconda city reports 220 dogs roaming at will, protected by licenses, ignoring canine impound laws. Chamberlains and local drug stores are advertised with testimonials for remedies, including Chamberlains Store and Kennedy Drug Co, while a veterinarian advertises Cholera and Hicmora remedies.
Anaconda attorneys seek to delay the August term of court arguing August heat and Elks assembly travel plans justify postponement. County Attorney Duffy notes a vacation custom and that several criminal cases including the Washoe murder and the Rose thefts will be heard next term. The A and P railroad schedules Sunday service to Mountain View Park are announced with trains at 7:00 pm and 7:15 pm, returning after 11:30 pm.
Privilege not to be doubted as dog licenses grow and many pets without tags remain. A July 3 event at Turner Hall features a serial dance with a long list of participants and a mixed crowd, tickets priced thirty cents for children and adults.
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