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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1909
Page
17
A Welsh church sermon themed Christian to Fight Under the Lord's Banner argues that Christians must both fight spiritual foes and intercede with God. It emphasizes Jehovah-nissi as the banner, unity among believers, and courage to display faith publicly.
A sermon proclaims believers stand under God as their banner and honor veterans. It urges perseverance in spiritual warfare until all enemies are subdued, noting divine care for those who fight under the flag and the eternal weight of glory beyond this life.
Eagles of Alder Gulch Aer ie No 664 plan to attend the state convention in Butte June 22 to 25 to back Worthy President S W Stewart for state president. At the last meeting a unanimous pledge supported his election and Stewart is praised as a just impartial officer with many friends hoping for victory.
At First Baptist church three evangelists Rev. Witter Rev. Norcross and Rev. Samuel G Neil urged wider mission work in Africa and beyond. Witter stressed recruiting young volunteers noting thousands are needed and citing Dr Clark and his wife who left their families to serve. Norcross spoke on home missions while Neil highlighted evangelistic outreach and the chapel car Glad Tidings. Next Sunday the Clark couple and others are expected in Butte to share plans.
Virginia City reports surveying for a Madison valley irrigation plan to reclaim about 50 000 acres on the eastern Madison beach. Planners back by O J Coleman aim to divert Madison River water 40 miles to Jack Creek, transforming the area and boosting settlement on the valley’s eastern slope.
Hundreds of shotgun shells with cross marked bullets were seized in a raid on Sam Lima's shop in Marion Ohio. Lima, a Black Hand suspect, had delayed the search until one of six Italian women fled, believed to carry documents and clues to Sebastian Lima, Sam's brother and the sought man.
The South Butte Woman's Christian Temperance union will meet Tuesday at 2 30 p m at the residence of Mrs Harry Kinsman 704 West Boardman street Delegates will be elected to attend the annual state convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance union to be held at Hamilton Aug 10 to 12.
State horticultural inspector M L Dean from Missoula explains apple scab caused by a fungus thriving in cold moist blossom weather. He details Bordeaux mixture composition and preparation, testing, timing before buds open, thorough spraying, and adding arsenate of lead to control moths and codling moths, with repeat applications if conditions warrant.
Miss Mary Harris returns home for vacation from Faribault. Harvey Hunter Hardaway named justice of the peace for Harlem township by county commissioners. Superintendent W W Van Orsdel of the Great Falls Methodist district visits Fort Benton. eight new churches in building. Gildford Mercantile formed by Byron L Schwartz and H F Schwartz Jr. Rain gifts and linen and tin showers joked by Julius Caesar club. Fred H Early sells 100 head of horses at 47.50 each to W H Hendrick of Kansas City. River steady eight to nine feet above low water. driftwood arrives. Baby Rose steamboat near completion. material delays push finish by a week or ten days. government inspectors to review before commissioning.
Bargains offer Singer and Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines with slight scratches. Available to buy or lease on easy payments for very little money. Call early to examine. Singer store at 127 West Park Street. Prices range from $2 to $2.50, for 95c.
A potential investor may be found through a Want ad. The ad highlights a plan seeking funding and invites a finder to connect for possible business collaboration and shared profits.
E D Weed of Helena, renowned orator, will deliver the Fourth of July address in Virginia City on Saturday July 3. The public library reopened after six weeks of scarlet fever closure. Mina M Bennett travels to Sheridan to visit the Raymond sisters. Miners Union Day observed with stores closed. Backward season sale continues tomorrow with expanded bargains at Boucher.
All county society members and families, plus the Royal Neighbors, are invited to a free literary and musical program at the Auditorium on Wednesday June 16 at p m under South Butte camp. Horace Huron of Rock Island will provide the program and Woodcraft shows the musical fan. Also all South Butte camp members should attend the next meeting for urgent business per Clerk J Freeman.
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