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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1909
Page
15
Mont Optical Co offers satisfaction or money refunded for glasses fitted at 22 W Park. Thousands have been fitted satisfactorily and free. Protection of health and against fire loss. Automatic phone service available with home service every half hour. Want one call 245.
Rev. R E Williams preached at Odd Fellows hall on Psalm 133 urging unity in the home and church. He compared strife to a worm in happiness and urged Christians to foster love, peace, and cooperative effort to secure God’s favor.
The piece paints a peaceful Sunday in Butte with calm streets and early mining industry sounds. F. M. Sullivan declares Butte will have its banner year after legislative session winds down. The article notes political activity, upcoming municipal campaigns, and a colorful Park Street nightlife scene amid February’s close.
A sermon urges unity among Christians while acknowledging differences in creed and outlook. It stresses unity of love peace and spirit, contrasting harmony with rivalries and noting that revival comes from shared purpose rather than division. It cites Jesus praying for unity and urges prayer and effort toward it.
Hundreds of friends gathered at the German Lutheran church for the funeral of Nick Knock. Local fraternal groups including Sons of Hermann and Eagles sent delegations, with former Anaconda fire department members among pallbearers and mourners. Rev Huddloff led the service praising his citizenship and loyalty.
The Empire bill draws capacity crowds this week with Mantell's marionettes receiving multiple curtain calls. Signor Joseph St. Claire appears as harp soloist while Campbell and MacDonald entertain with Scotch character changes and a double Highland fling. Dave Caston wins applause and Miss Dasie Thorne performs favored selections.
In Lubny the military court sentenced three men to death and ten to imprisonment, with twenty one to penal servitude. The accused were members of the committee of public safety and the social revolutionary organization, including Vladimir Schemell from Poltava who was sent to the fortress.
Pittsburg February 28 The jury in the staff corruption case against Councilmen J C Wasson William Brand and John F Klein reported it could not agree and was locked up until tomorrow awaiting further instructions or a resumption of deliberations.
A staged telegram in Helena, praising a non act led Billy Gemmell and other turf enthusiasts to celebrate with free drinks. Reporters were duped by the bogus bulletin, but the senate had not passed the Berkin 30 day racing bill.
Ithaca N Y Feb 28 Tonfu Huy of Wuchensten China is elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Cornell this week marking the first Chi naman admitted to the society at the university.
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal cure for stomach trouble. It lists ingredients such as pepsin and bismuth and claims the product strengthens the stomach and digestive juices. Free trial offers and a Marshall Michigan address are included.
Lucien Post recalls a spring flood in Hell Gate canyon that swept his ranch, dumping belongings from a grading camp into his yard. He salvaged beans and provisions, later finding a rich potato and onion crop growing where the campsite had stood, concluding others upstream lost as he gained.
The Girl Question is an Adams Hough Howard musical comedy with witty dialogue and an absorbing plot. Cast includes Paul Nicholson Henrietta Tedreo Marguerite De Von Nina Collins Carl George Harry Hanton Russell Lennon and a 50 girl chorus. Songs include Good-Bye Pal I Hate to Work on Monday and Do Something.
Special Dispatch reports Dillon suffered a spate of thefts with three chicken houses burgled and numerous chicks stolen. Last night Craig Cornell’s buggy house was burglarized, and the slaughter house of Tash & Lenkersdorfer was robbed of two dressed muttons.
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