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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1913
Page
10
Warily parsed text notes a busy St Pauls Catholic church day with Jesuit missionaries preaching at all services. Father Coonan sang high mass, Father Meagher spoke on education and religion, while a 2 pm sermon for women titled The Quest of Tripwiness explored happiness and moral will training.
A practical demonstration of fish culture results occurred when Denny John brought specimens from Georgetown Lake and Washoe Park to show successful staging of a planting from a year back. The two fish weighed two pounds four and a half ounces and two pounds even, with measurements confirming authentic growth. Anglers report improved fishing as fry plantings thrive and waters are well stocked. A meeting of the correct body is planned to discuss legislation and appropriations.
Mary E Walker funeral attended by many pioneer women with hymns including Nearer My God to Thee and Abide With Me. Interment beside her husband B D Walker, who died six years earlier. Pallbearers and attendees from Dillon Blaine Lewistown and Ralston referenced. service at Presbyterian church.
Critics compare The Rose Maid to The Spring Maid with noted praise. Alan Dale in the New Jersey American comments on prettier numbers, while the New York Herald calls The Rose Maid a full grown operatic work likely to draw great audiences. The piece opens at the Margaret theater Wednesday evenings.
Members of Fraterna order are requested to gather at their hall at 8 30 p m Monday morning to attend the funeral of their late brother John W Spellman Secretary Neil Collins adv Attention COD RES ereeeerectt ea fete ed Jub on Monday March 1 at a m to attend funeral of Brother Sbellinam Adv
Local ad lists Muller’s Cash Grocery at 205 East Park Avenue offering plain hams and bacon with fresh stock. Describes Wig flour in 88 10. sack and other plain goods. The ad uses fragmented phrasing and appears to advertise staple groceries and flour.
Returning visitors report encouragement at the mine and many predict the richest belt of ground in the district. It will be too late to buy at today’s price. Get your name on the subscription list for stock. James Pringle, Secretary, Room 12, Durston Block.
A sermon by Father Meagher during the mission urges perseverance in good works as a path to happiness, arguing wealth and pleasure do not suffice. The preacher emphasizes God’s care for each life and the sustaining power of faith, with evening services and instructional sessions for children continuing through the week.
Local item dense with misc notices and ads. Mentions meetings for K of P Adv. Eastern Star and Highlanders tonight, with several retail and liquor ads from Copper City and Diamond City. Names like W J Davey Mrs Sneddon appear among varied goods and small-town chatter.
Laughters in Anaconda, Mrs. Con Slat and Mise Ruth Sneddon, California Bartlett pears, advertisements for local events, car sales, and funeral notices. Mentions people like Dr. Ann Withe, J. K. Hosier, and Mrs. D D Spellman. Reports on theater program at the Reet theater, and notes on meetings of Woodmen of the World and the Montana State Board of Pharmacy examinations. Includes autos, sales pitches, and community notices from Butte to Dillon.
A fragment notes accidental insurance comedies presented with praise as a well presented bill, to be repeated tonight. It mentions New York and a vice president, with improving spirits yet a grave overall condition lingering.
Railroad timetable note lists B, A and P routes with trains departing Anaconda and arriving Butte. It indicates trains leave Butte and travel to AB potential destinations, reflecting a concise service update for local riders.
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