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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1903

Page

10

University Baccalaureate Sermon Noted at Missoula

Rev. A H Henry of Mountain View Butte delivered the annual baccalaureate sermon at the state university chapel. The service featured the university choir, scripture lesson by Rev J F Salsman, a solo by Miss Harding, and closing benediction. Henry urged moral progress, warning against societal evils while praising education and faith.

Missoula A. H. Henry Mountain View Salsman Judea Miss Harding Craig Mr. Henry Henry Brotherhood of Man Federation of Nations Peace of the World Ruth Kellogg Land of J. F. Salesman

Church meeting elects officers for six months

Friday evening in the league room of the church a well attended meeting conducted business. Officers elected for six months include President Thomas Layfield first vice president Mrs Hall second vice president Miss Bella Likes third vice president Mrs Ef ta Baker fourth vice president Miss Avery May secretary Miss Susie Garlington treasurer Miss Selma Pearson organist Miss Corinne McDonald reporter Miss Adna Garlington Mail orders to the Golden Rule Missoula.

Thomas Layfield Hall Bella Likes Efta Baker Avery May Susie Garlington Selma Pearson Corinne McDonald Adna Garlington

Missoula Notes Public Installations And Meetings

MISSOULA NOTES reports public installation of Epworth league officers on the first Sunday in July. The Woman's Relief corps meets Tuesday at 3 PM in Odd Fellows' hall. Deputy Sheriff John Gannon sold a bay driving horse Ed Zans to George Clinick. the horse has worked with Health Officer May and is now at Sister hospital for lumbago. The Epworth league will host an ice cream and cake social on Thursday evening June 11 at Mrs. McDonald's on East Pine Street.

Butte Missoula Epworth League Woman's Relief Corps Odd Fellows’ Hall John Gannon George Ed Zans May Lumbago Epworth League of the Methodist Church Greenough Miss Rigby Miss Wells Miss May Merrilees Rigby Burke Elrod Ben Stewart Mechanics Engineers

Missoula Enjoys Warm Harvest Day Excursions

Missoula residents seized the pleasant weather with many making short trips to nearby attractions. Greenough park drew large crowds as the city marked the hottest day of the season. The Standard office offers latest calling cards wedding announcements and invitations for sale.

Missoula Greenough Park

Funeral services for Edwin Abboett held in Missoula

Brief services were held at Odd Fellows hall this morning for Edwin Abboett before his remains are shipped to Michigan. Rev. Mr. Russell led the service with pallbearers from the Odd Fellows Foresters and the Northern Pacific hospital.

Missoula Edwin Abboett Odd Fellows’ Hall Michigan Mr. Russell Odd Fellows The Foresters Northern Pacific Hospital

Oculist Dr Gwinn Offers Engraved Card Styles

Dr. R. Gwinn, oculist and artist, invites readers to the Standard office to view various styles of engraved cards and invitations.

Dr. R. Gwinn Aurtist

Epworth League to Hold Regular Monthly Meeting

Missoula district notes on June 1 as the Epworth League of the Methodist church plans its regular monthly business meeting. The gathering aims to discuss church youth activities and community outreach within the Missoula area.

Missoula Epworth League of the Methodist Church

Demands On Lands Spark Warning From Ravalli Forest Boss

J Bo Weber supervisor of the Bitter Root forest reserve warns against taking possession of lands in the Como forest reserve. He says the case will be appealed and if reversed, those who occupied the tract will face civil and criminal prosecution. The note references Judge Knowles and the Dlindauer case.

Standard Hamilton J. Bo Weber Bitter Root Como Knowles Dlindauer Efrenuit Court of Appeals A.H. Pitney Darby West Fork Grace Lee Claggett Sanders Christian Church R. M. Dungan Hiram Cook Bozeman State Agricultural College H. F. Schwier Columbia City Ind A.C. M. Company Schwier J. A. Nelson Hughes Creek James A. Cowan Corvallis Ravalli County Rufus Russell Bloomfield Iowa Kitter Root Odd Fellows Hall N. Farnsworth Cherokee Mr. Farnsworth Lewiston Idaho Frank V. Hoagland A. Co. M Company Lincoln Ree Willam McGauffin

Hamilton News Briefs Graduate as Ensuing School Year Closes

C M Johnson appoints Fred Robbins deputy in Darby office. Rev J A Smith attends jubilee in Philipsburg. Mrs Wilson and child visit Ravalli from Anaconda. Laundry closings shift Bitter Root operators. Campbells head to Seattle. Ravalli County eighth grade results show 11 of 15 pass. Hamilton sees new dry goods manager W Broderick from Butte. Divorce suit filed by Martha Green against L A Green. Ed F Counter's infant son funeral held for congestion death. Hamilton high school commencement at Lucas Opera House with three graduates Helle Lillick Kara Thomas Hall Montgomery De Smith.

E. O. McGauffin Chicago Portland Ore C.M. Johnson Fred Robbins Darby E. M. Johnson T. J. Phillips Missoula J. A. Smith Methodist Episcopal Church Philipsburg J. A. Martin Hamilton W. C. Wilson Child Anaconda Ravalli Wilson A. C George Harris Bitter Root Messrs Campbell and Spearman Mr. Spearman Campbell Seattle District Court Webster A. S. Blake J. M. Price Victor Kittie Ostermeyer Ravali Emma Wetzsteen Annie Wetzsteen Lulu Flossie Newell Edith Marie Bush Blanche Etta Harvey Ada Bell Harvey Alice Patton Grantsdal Troy P. Bess Canyon Creek Mabel Williams Curlew Grace Holmes Lovell Blodgett Broderick Hutte Dry Goode A. C. M. Poompany C. W. Matthias Hroderick Hennessy Mercantile Company Butte Symons ‘Dry Goods Company Martha A. Green L A. Green Hamilton High School Lucas Opera House Towe Helle Lillick Kara Thomas Hall Montgomery de Smith

Death of Martin Metirath Catholic cemetery sexton

Martin Metirath sexton of the Catholic cemetery died tonight at Sisters' hospital after a brief illness. He leaves a wife and two children. Funeral under Woodmen auspices with date to be fixed tomorrow. Order engraved calling cards from Standard Publishing company.

Missoula Martin Metirath Catholic Cemetery Sisters’ Hospital of Pheumonia Woodmen

Bishop confirms large class in Missoula ceremony

Large class confirmed by Missoula bishop at a Catholic confirmation service. At the conclusion the bishop received a delegation from the Catholic Order of Foros.

Missoula Brondel Catholic Order of Foros

Doings at Philipsburg Special Correspondence

Philipsburg June 6 James A. Murray of Butte with WW Higgins of Deer Lodge visited the Antelope group mines near Rock Creek owned by Murray and Silas F. King. Higgins represents New York capitalists seeking a bond. W. M. Loring back from Jaffray. Ike Raunders bound over for trial on assault. R. W. Getts resigns school trustee. A. R. Dearborn appointed. Corneil to Chicago to arrange manufacture of bicycle attachment. A new city census planned. John Axtell chosen enumerator. Granite Camp Woodmen elected officers. Miners Union day parade planned. D. M. Durfee to deliver oration.

Standard Philipsburg James A. Murray Butte WW. T. Higgins Deer Lodge Antelope Rock Creek Mr Murray Silas F. King Iranite Higgins New York Ais W. M. Loring Jaffray Ike Raunders Finn Connolly Yuesternley Pr. R. W. Getts A. R. Dearborn Robert F. Corneil Chicago Corneil John &. Axtell Granite Camp Woodmen of the World D. A. MacDougall Abery James Schoonover John Huffman T. F. Finnegan R. W., Young Jacob Franzman Granite Miners’ Union Miners’ Union McAlenn D. M. Durfee Judge Durfee

University Museum Gains Rich Bird Skin and Moss Collections

Missoula reports major boosts to the university museum with dozens of bird skins from Charles F. Hedges of Miles City and Eastern Montana, mosses and lichens donated by Wilson P Harris and Carolyn Harris, plus new bird sets from Fergus county high school principal P M Silloway. The influx fills most museum corners and supports upcoming Field Day events and a pressed schedule of athletic and academic activities.

Missoula University Museum P.M. Silloway Fergus County High School Wilson Thrush Connecticut Iowa Flathead Reservation New York Swan Lake Essex County Harris Charles F. Hedges Miles City Hedges University New Haven Conn Hie Yale Museum Montana Museu

Welsch marriage rekindled after county attorney aid

In Missoula on June 7 after two days of urging, county attorney Hall helped a Butte couple reconcile. A. F. Welsch promised to abandon flirtations with a schoolteacher, and his wife agreed to return home, with plans likely to head back to Butte. The report notes the resolved reconciliation and Welsch’s pledge to remain faithful.

Missoula Butte A. FE. Welseh Butte Commission North Coast Limited Florence Seattle Welsch Hall

Stevensville Fire District Accident and Local Notices

John Slocum of Stevensville survived a 30 foot fall after a bucket rock windlass failed breaking a board causing him to drop into a well. He was pulled to surface and revived. Also notes a honeymoon visit by Charles Irwin and wife. Clergy changes include Rev W S Crozier declining Stevensville pastorate and Rev N A McAuley invited. Dr Baird declined move to Corvallis and Grantadale. Rev Edward Laird Mills returned home.

The Standard Stevensville John Slocum Slocum Charles Irwin Mss Nettie Hall Missoula Richardson Presbyterian Church W. 8B. Crozier Keota I Eall Vetor N. A. McAuley Wilton Junction Iowa Baird Corvallis Grantadale Mr. White Edward Laird Mills Mast

Graduating Exercises Highlight Hamilton High Class Of 1903

Hamilton June 6 The opera house was full for Hamilton High School commencement. Three graduates delivered essays praised for merit and originality. Music from the glee club Mendelssohn choir and quartet earned high marks. Rev R M Dungan gave the commencement address.

Standard Hamilton Opera House Hamilton High School Glee Club Mendelssohn Spainsa R. M. Dungan Christian Church Perti

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