Catholic Church Aids Laborers Through Centuries
The sermon at St. Peter's by Father W. J. Clifford argues the Catholic Church has long championed workers and the poor, fighting slavery, founding hospitals and monasteries, and training laborers in crafts. He rebukes socialist critics, noting popes Leo XIII and Pius X supported organized labor and condemned modern injustices. Next Sunday he will address the true cause of social evils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Existeres
Leo XIII
Pius X
St. Peter's Church
W. J. Clifford
Father Clifford
Jesus Christ
Catholic Church
Europe
The Red Rose at the Margaret Tonight
The Red Rose, produced by John C. Fisher known for Florodora and The Silver Slipper, will be seen at the Margaret theater tonight. The sole production promises high merit, features many New York cast members, and is set in Paris with student life as a backdrop. The Students Glide is highlighted as a feature number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Theater
John C. Fisher
New York
Harry B
Robert B. Smith
Robert Hood Bowers
Paris
Various Local Notices and City Items
A collection of short entries notes meetings of Nebekahs and several fraternal orders tonight including National Union L A of A O H and Knights of Pythias. Local business ads list piano sales licenses and beverages with prices. Staff changes at The Standard report Walter Shay leaving Anaconda for Butte and Will Bennett taking over in the local field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Shay
Standard
Anaconda
Butte
Havingeen
Will Bennett
Sermon argues design in nature proving creator
In a St. Mark's Lent series sermon Rev. J L Craig presents the argument from design. He contends natural order, intricate biology, and the eye point to a designer, denying Darwinian random causation and linking first cause to an omniscient, purposeful God. The next talk will cover the moral argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Craig
St. Mark's
Craig
Darwin
Little Crawford Arrives at Bitter Root Farm
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports C A Crawford manager of Bitter Root stock farm and Mrs Crawford welcomed an eight pound girl. Friends extend congratulations in Hamilton on March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Hamilton
C. A. Crawford
Bitter Root
The Rosary Here Soon at Margaret Theatre
Rowland and Cliffords present The Rosary at the Margaret Theatre soon. Written by Edward E. Rose author of The Prisoner of Zenda and other hits, the drama has become a nationwide favorite among theater goers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland & Clifford
AT THE REEL. New bill thrills Reel theater crowds
Three crowded houses greeted the Reel theater last night. Thomas Price performed solo numbers and was encoreed. Tillie the Matchmaker provided big laughs. Fowler’s transcontinental air pictures and an airship shot opened the program. Pain That Kills closed the photoplay. The amateur minstrel show directed by Manager Price was a hit with Frank Clark starring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reel Theater
Thomas Price
Tillie
Fowler
Price
Frank Clark
Free Sugar Changes Cuba Puerto Rico Trade Ties
Chicago March 8 The democratic caucus programme to place sugar on the free list would end the reciprocity treaty with Cuba affecting 40 million dollars of imports into the island. Cuba would likely abrogate the treaty, harming Porto Rico's coffee industry which depends on the Cuban market and its 20 percent duty reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Democratic Caucus
Cuba
Bureau of Trades Relations
Department of Commerce
Porto Rico
Hibernian visit set as James Regan to arrive tomorrow
A reception and program planned in Anaconda for James J. Regan national president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians on official Montana visit. He will arrive by train from Butte, tour local reduction works, and be entertained at A O H hall by division No 1 and the ladies auxiliary. Committees and leaders named for arrangements and reception with a meeting tonight at city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Regan
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Montana
Anaconda
Butte
Regan
A. O. H. Hall
T. J. Kelly
Frank Fitzpatrick
Neil Collins
P. F. O'Donnell
Barney Marron
James White
Edward Crimmins
Michael Lennihan
James Duffy
Thomas F. Murphy
Joseph E. McDonnell
Johns D. Sullivan
Col. T. O'Leary
Dr. J. PF. Spelman
John Lawler
Owen O'Neil
John Dooley
Edward Devine
M. P
Two Railways List in the Bitter Root
In Stevensville on March 3 rights of way for an east side railway in the Bitter Root valley are being purchased. Saturday 30 farmers along the survey received checks. Condemnation suits are filed for land value disputes. The Bitter Root Valley Irrigation company says the line will be built, fueling belief of two railways in the valley, possibly owned by the same company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Stevensville
East Side
Bitter Root Valley
Sloan
Bitter Root Valley Irrigation Company
Chicago
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Hamilton
Northern’ Pacific
Carlton
Bitter Root
Corcallis
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Claim Cures for Stomach Gas
San Francisco pharmacist J Baalmann announces Baalmann's Gas Tablets a cure for stomach gas caused by nervous irritation. Since 1911 he claims over 20 000 cases resolved with one 50 cent bottle in many, sometimes two for stubborn cases. Testimonials from local officials and residents praise relief from gas and perceived heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Baalmann
San Francisco
Baalmann
M. J. Hynes
C. T. Quedens
Geary Stree
Sutter Street
Notice of City Election Registration Closure 1912
In compliance with chapter 113 of 1911 Session Laws. Notice is hereby given that the registry book for city election to be held on April 1 1912 will be closed March 21 1912. Electors may register before the county clerk justice of the peace or a notary public as provided by Jen M P Mahoney Ex-officio County Registrar for Deer Lodge County Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jen. M. P. Mahoney
Deer Lodge
Montana
District Court
State of Montana
Patrick J. Daly
County of
Anaconda
City of
Wellcome & Peckover Company
Mein Street
M. P. Mahoney
Stevensville Notes Special Correspondence Item
Stevensville March item reports Mrs P D Hartman wife of the Southern Methodist church pastor receiving a note or gesture from the community. Further details are incomplete in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Stevensville
P. PD. Hartman
Southern Methodist Church
Swamp-Root Adverts for Kidney Health
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble without knowing it. The ad promotes Swamp Root as a cure and urges readers to request a free sample from Dr Kilmer and Co at Binghamton New York, with regular bottle sizes sold in drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Sudden death of Rev Cokely at Steelville Mo noted
Telegram informed daughter of Rev Cokely's death from heart failure in Steelville Missouri. Reading Room society met at Calkins home to study early Massachusetts and Rhode Island history, witchcraft, colonial wars, with readings. Church families hosted birthdays and visits as fire siren alarm proved benign. Farmers institute drew crowds with Professor Cooley lectures and slide demonstrations at Lymie theater. D J Whaley travels to Wallace Idaho for Tuscumbia mine directors meeting. Rev P D Hartman to Boulder for two weeks aiding revival with Rev G T Bons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokely
Steelville
Reading Room Society
Orin
Farmers’ Institute
Cooley
Lymie Theater
D. J. Whaley
Wallace
Idaho
Tuscumbia
P. D. Hartman
Boulder
G. T. Bons
Mr. Hartman
Beaverhead Fair Directors Name Officers at Dillon Meeting
Dillon March 3 Beaverhead Fair association directors elected J H Gilbert president Roscoe Cornell vice president F A Hazelbaker secretary treasurer and J H Gilbert George W Dart W C Orr on executive committee A later meeting will set fair date and arrange details Hazelbaker requests parkage for Pullman car and diner for three days next fall A farmer institute party including Dr W J Hartman Prof L R Foote and students will hold sessions at Armstead Grant Bannack delayed by storm Drummy lease on ranch ended March 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Dillon
Beaverhead Fair Association
J. H. Gilbert
Roscoe Cornell
F.A. Hazelbaker
George W. Dart
W. C. Orr
Beaverhead
F. A. Hazelbaker
Beaverhead County
Shoemaker
The
Fair Association
W. J. Hartman
Bozeman
L. R. Foote
Jay Kerr
Edith
Bannack
Yestemay
W. P. Drummy
W. F. Drummy
Notice to Creditors Estate of Joseph Naef Deceased
Administratrix Minnif B Nabf cites creditors and others with claims against the estate of Joseph Naef, deceased. Claims must be shown with vouchers within four months after first publication, at C M Sawyer law office 208 Fast Park avenue Anaconda Deer Lodge County. Dated February 16, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Naef
C. M. Sawyer
Fast Park Avenue
City of
Anaconda
Notice to Electors for Deer Lodge County Elections 1912
Notice to electors under chapter 118 1911 session laws. The school election registry closes March 26 1912. Election day is April 6 1912. M P Mahoney ex officio county registrar Deer Lodge County Montana.
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Georgetown Gold Mining Co
Charles Bostrom
James Pringle
Durston
Globe Theater
City Drug Store
Boston
Pdoward E. Rose
Abbott & Ford
East Park Avenue
Anaco
A.& P.ry
Anacon
J. Bowman
John R. Toole
Stockton Veazey
L. R. Funke
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
Anaconda News
Vital
ST. Peter's
Bet
Terment
Atti
Tude
Church
Schiappi For
Pianos
Nebekahs
Quane’s
National Union
L. A. of
Knights of Pythias
Mint
Vermillion’s
Parker's
Central Labor Council
Harry Bolton
Los Angeles
Musicians’ Union
R. Lackey
Helena
City
J. M. Clifton
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
Cash Liquor House
Charles R. Schlappi
Wyoming
James H. Kinsman
Hammerslough’'s
George B. Winston
Philipsburg
Jim Ryan
McGill, Nev
BE. P. Richie
Carroll Smith
Mount Angel
Ore
Col L. Brown
Minneapolis
Sullivan & Peterson
Ena
Little Crawford
Hibernian
Ing
Lumber Department
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Bonner, Montana
Cluett, Peabody & Company, Makers
Troy, N.Y
LEGAL
Western
Missoula, Mont
United States Depository
A. Wolf
Ohn Lehsou - H. Ryman
Capital Surplus
M. L. Gulden
Mont. Et Rece
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