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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
17
A rural church roundup lists Baptist, Unitarian, Christian, Methodist and Theosophical gatherings in Butte. Details include pastors, meeting times, sermon topics such as Keep Your Coat On and Chronic Grumblers, special music, Bible school, youth groups, and public services with open invitation.
St Mark's Lutheran church at Silver and Montana hosts services this Sunday at 11 am and 7:30 pm German morning preaching on The Fourth Word of Christ on the Cross. English evening preaching with choir. Sunday school at 9:45 am, German and English classes. Young people's meeting at 7:30 pm. Ladies' society meets next Tuesday at Mrs N Adders, 417 South Montana Street.
The Rev. Loes Jones of Denver will preach at 11 oclock morning and 730 oclock evening at the Welsh church on the corner of Dakota and Aluminum streets. Morning service will be in Welsh and English in the evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs. David Evans residence 1332 Jefferson street.
Mount Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church Walkerville announces revival services to begin Sunday and run two weeks. Pastor Rev Rhodes will preach morning and evening each Sunday with a class meeting after the morning service. Sunday school at 2 30 p m Epworth league at 6 30 p m Butte ministers assist.
A schedule of religious meetings includes weeknight services at 7 30 with gospel songs and musicians, junior league Monday at 4 15, young people class Wednesday at 4 15, a lecture by George B Warren on Spiritualism Tuesday 8, and multiple church services and Sunday school times led by various pastors and officers across Central Presbyterian Trinity Methodist Epworth Wesley Bell Bell Walkerville and Gold Hill Norwegian Lutheran churches.
Unity Methodist Episcopal church led by Rh. T. Westren announces regular Sabbath services at 11 and 7 30 with Sabbath school at 2 30 pm Prayer service Tuesday evening at 7 30 and trustee meeting Wednesday evening at 4 30. Bell telephone S86.
The Swedish Baptist church at 730 East Park Street offers Sunday school for all ages at 10:30 a.m. Morning worship follows, with a short sermon by the pastor. Evening service at 8 p.m. features a program by the young people. A Wednesday 8 p.m. service provides a helpful gathering and Friday at 8 p.m. events are noted.
The community hears of church services Sunday speakers and singings at Silver Bow Park Methodist Episcopal St Marks Lutheran and South Side churches. Sabbaths include 3 pm Sunday school and 7 30 pm preaching with themes Brotherly Love and Christian Perfection. Ladies Aid Junior Senior leagues and social events are planned with uniting and christening invitations.
The equal suffrage association held a tea at Scandia hall yesterday to discuss ward organization. Mrs. James Floyd Dennison spoke on perfecting organization and a ward chairman was chosen for each ward. First ward Mrs. G. H. Curry. Second ward Mrs. L. P. Sanders. Third ward Mrs. K. N. Bell. Fourth ward Miss Mary O'Neil. Fifth ward Mrs. W. J. Fish. Sixth ward Mrs. Jennie Ellis. Seventh ward Mrs. Charles Geyman. Ninth ward Mrs. R. B. Parker.
A New York chop suey restaurant offers a dish priced at five dollars, with a portion of Foon, Wong Wu Yin sized for five people. Orders must be placed one day in advance.
J H Lynch returns from the East praising the Citizens' movement to cut politics and nominate competent, property‑owning men for offices. He urges unity among taxpayers, economy in public spending, and representation by trustworthy leaders to redeem Butte. Also notes wheat market activity and commodity quotes amid a separate financial update.
Chicago markets opened with a damp mood as government reserve estimates suggested heavier wheat supplies than expected. Cash and futures mixed with corn steady to down, oats slipping, and provisions rising. Analysts pegged first-hand wheat in the 130 to 140 million bushel range, up from prior figures.
Chicago market report shows hogs receipts 12,000 with mixed to heavy trading and prices from 8.10 to 8.80 per cwt, sheep receipts 5,000 with native and western lambs and yearlings quoted 5.25 to 8.70, cattle receipts 1,000 with Beeves Texas and western steers and stockers noted at 3.25 to 9.50 per cwt. Market strength noted across hogs and cattle with varying weights and types.
Chicago February 28 Butter Firm Creameries reports 28 354c Eggs Firsts and firsts cases totaling 395. Advertisement promotes sound alarm tenor Evan Williams on Victrola. Also highlights mainsprings $1 watch cleaning $1.50 and a Mayer, W Pk advertising offer.
Li Yum Yen consul general of the Chinese republic files a public complaint to Mayor Rolph about police invasion of the Chinese quarter and rude behavior. The Chinese Chamber of Commerce echoes the protest against lawless acts, and Rolph refers the matter to the police commission for prompt action.
Pottsville Pennsylvania February 28 three miners were rescued early today after 58 hours entombed by a flood and walls breaking in a colliery near Mahonoy City. They suffered hunger and extreme cold while trapped without water or food and endured great hardship before rescue.
New York February 28 George Grutz fire insurance adjuster and broker high in arson trust councils was sentenced to Sing Sing prison for a maximum term of 22 years and six months. He was convicted of causing tenement fires on the east side largely on the testimony of lazy the Paintes.
Mrs H M Nelson and her 12 year old daughter were fatally burned when turpentine heated on a stove exploded today in Newburg Oregon. Both breathed the flames but the house did not burn.
Fibing Germany Feb 28 Emperor William loses a court case brought by tenant farmer Sohst who claimed he was unjustly ousted after a brag in a speech. The district court ruled the emperor cannot terminate the lease, which runs until 1918.
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