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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1903
Page
6
Large St. Mark's congregation heard Rev. H. E. Robbins preach on Elijah and the Still Small Voice. He argued God’s voice is often heard in quiet conscience rather than dramatic events and cited Voltaire and Jesus as examples of non-violent divine speech.
A roundup of city happenings includes union meetings, social events at Turner hall, and a Theosophical society open meeting. Local business promotions feature Crawford bicycles at Strain's, new summer millinery at Strain's, and discounts on hosiery. Mentions of residents attending baseball games in Butte and court terms in Granite county accompany routine notices.
The African Baptist chapel on Front Street in Anaconda was dedicated yesterday. The service featured sermons and prayers from local ministers, with St. Mark's rector H. B. Robbins presiding. The chapel was named the H. Robbins Chapel and is described as a substantial, neatly furnished building with little debt.
Anaconda police arrested Sam Morris on Main Street for vagrancy and will hold a hearing today. Patrolman Armstrong also jailed James Smith a transient staying at Mainville as authorities push to curb vagrancy in the city.
The Daniel Webster liquor set and its oak case passed from Webster to Col. Pletcher Webster, then to John Miller of Boston, later to Job Greenhalgh, and now to 8. T. Kimball of Rockland Massachusetts. The contents include six quart decanters, six pint decanters, two tumblers, two goblets and a measuring glass.
Deputy Sheriff Petelin brought Martin Gillen from Butte on a charge of running away with a horse and buggy. A grand larceny complaint is on file, a hearing is expected today, and a possible sanity inquiry is noted. Friends say his mind may affect the case.
Relatives and intimate friends gathered at the P H Poin dexter home south of Dillon for the wedding of Nora Stroup to M J Sperling, first assistant in the Butte city clerk’s office. Judge M H Parker officiated. gifts were numerous as the couple headed to Butte for their home.
Senator J W Malley of Big Timber halted in Boseman for several hours on his way to the Montana legislature special session. He spent time with former Senator J W Kelley now register of the general land office and with Mr and Mrs James Moran of Manor.
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