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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1915
Page
3
The First Presbyterian Church sermon by Rev. Cameron centers on James 1 27, defining pure religion as visiting the fatherless and widows in affliction while keeping oneself unspotted from the world. The speaker argues religion is more than creed or ritual, emphasizing practical sympathy as its core.
A sermon argues that true religion requires sincere personal purity before God rather than mere church grandeur. It condemns public charities that mask spotted lives and urges faithful deeds over sentimentality, stressing that God sees through pretense and failure is exposed before Him.
A crowded evening of social tidbits includes visits from Butte residents Amos Booth and R.A. Hawley, Amid discussions of ball games and community events. Notices advertise furnished rooms, boarding requests, and local sales, with a grand ball planned by a church society for June 29 and multiple travel plans to San Francisco and Denver.
Chauncey Olcott, famed Irish star, headlines Paddy Whack at the Margaret Theater. The play by Rachel Crothers, with a vintage 1899 Irish small-town setting, promises lively comedy and songs including Irish Eyes of Love. The engagement is for one night only.
John Maring owns a German feld bottle seized as war contraband, a keepsake from Berlin brought by his niece Mise Jeanette Clark of Billings. The Clark family and Dr Harriet Clark returned from Germany with several items including a beadwork piece, while authorities recount wartime dangers and prisoner of war captures.
We, the Chandler family and friends, express gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown during the bereavement of our loving husband, son and brother. Mrs W B Chandler, Mrs and Mrs Albert Clark, Mr and Mrs Morton Reedel thank you for your support.
Mrs. Catherine McGrath, 81, longtime Anaconda resident, died yesterday at 406 Chestnut Street. She was active in social and church work, a League to Sacred Heart member, native of Hancock Michigan, survived by siblings Dennis Jeremiah Sullivan and B S Sullivan, several cousins and nephews. Funeral services with requiem high mass at St Yaur's Church are set for Wednesday morning.
Reported mis-typed text suggests a local event at the Mlatvaret theater in the Windsor area with references to a dramatic production featuring Patrick and Elian Doottle. The piece mentions stagecraft details and a focus on performance, with vague notes on seating and audience reception. The passage ends with an odd promotional aside about shoe mats and the White House.
A large shipment from Denmark has arrived for the Anaconda milling project. The article describes pebble mills, oil flotation, and the Minerals Separation process used to extract copper from tailings, with sections of the plant in various stages of installation and testing on the hill above the town.
Guards maintain security after a bank style hold up near the lime quarry as two additional suspects unable to give satisfactory accounts are brought to county jail. PB White remains in St state hospital, while reports tie the wounded man to a companion narrative from Kathy Stepono. If the tale holds, locating Tougee may hinge on identification under pressure. Citizens who heard the story question its credibility, noting a knife drawing during the attack and suggesting self defense arguments. The case unfolds as investigators weigh motive and possible accomplices.
The article details Waldemar Sam Gelteh a mandolin violinist from the University of Wisconsin performing at the Margaret theater in July. It highlights his cross state tours over five years traveling by road across towns villages and cities, drawing large audiences and praise for his world span style.
In the county 8 tana the court records a petition by Crosawhite administrator of the estate of Patrick McFall deceased requesting an order to sell twenty one shares of the AM Copper Mining company and one thousand shares of Color Fade Mining company owned by the deceased.
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