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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1902

Page

8

Father O Connor Addresses Vast Sacred Heart Congregation

Jesuit Father O Connor spoke before an immense audience at Sacred Heart church on the Catholic doctrine of confession. He argued that salvation requires sincere confession to a priest, who acts as God s representative, tracing the power from Christ to the apostles and to their successors, and that the church endures to the end of time. He defended the Catholic teaching against Protestant objections and closed with an ad for Orton Bros. pianos at 219 N Main St Butte.

Sacred Heart Church Father O'Connor United States Christ Peter Israel Hell

Plea Expected in Park Street Slot Machine Case

C. E. Clement who runs a cigar store at 120 East Park Street faces gambling charges after a nickel-in-the-slot machine ran at full blast. His attorney expects a guilty plea today with fines ranging from 100 to 1000 dollars.

al Bath Young Rath Puck Young Bath Max Levy Dan Yaney C. E. Clement East Park Street Supreme Court Montana District Court

Court Proceedings In U S Bankruptcy and Civil Matters

In the United States court yesterday few actions occurred. J H Jeiger granted final discharge from bankruptcy. William Beck hearing continued to March 12. Oliver Gardner hearing continued to March 13. Vincent Rooney vs Northern Pacific postponed to March 17. Mae Thorne vs Northern Pacific and Pullman Palace Car Company judgment for Pullman company. railroad case hearing moved from March 12 to 20.

United States J. H. Jeiger William Beck Oliver Gardner Vincent Rooney The Northern Pacific Mae Thorne Pullman Palace Car Company

Millinery Opening by Mrs. Somerville in Butte

Mrs. M. T. Somerville returns from the East with renowned fashion sense and a selection of foreign and domestic hats. Her millinery parlors at 108 West Granite street boast the latest spring and summer styles. The opening event spans Thursday and Friday, March 14 and 15.

Butte M. ‘T. Somerville Somerville West Granite Street

Health and Recreation at Hunter's Hot Springs

A week or two at the renowned health and pleasure resort promises relief from fatigue caused by business strain. The waters are famed for rheumatism nervousness stomach liver and kidney benefits with physicians nurses and masseurs available for baths. Special excursion rates include rail fare board lodging and baths from major Montana points. Also Globe Tailoring Co offers fine tailoring at moderate prices.

Montana

Men’s Spring and Dark Brown Suits at $25 and Up

An advertisement offers men’s suits in spring and dark brown checks with four button square cut sacks and wool lining, all sizes, at 25 dollars. blue and brown worsted stripe suits at 25 dollars. dark mixed worsted rack suits at 25 dollars. black unfinished worsted suits in sack coat and cutaway styles from 5 to 35 dollars.

Washington

Spring Overcoats Offer Styles From Boxy To Velvet Collar

A newspaper ad showcases spring overcoats in multiple styles and lengths with prices from 15 to 30 dollars. Listings include black clay worsted, unfinished worsted, Oxford gray cheviot, tricot worsted, and bronze brown cheviot, all sizes and detailed linings and features.

Revival of Comstock Era Sparks Tonopah Stampede

Col. Jim Brown reports from Hawthorn that Nevada may revive the Comstock days as Tonopah attracts a flood of prospectors. He notes few workers now, vast ore discoveries 10 to 12 miles from Tonopah, and forecasts up to 25,000 arrivals this season with affordable travel routes via Austin and Battle Mountain.

Nevada Comstock Virginia City Jim Brown Tonapah Hawthorn Carson & Colorado Butte Tonopah Thunder Mountain Austin Southern Pacific Reno Ogden Battle Mountain Sadavilie

Tonapah Taxed Fare Routes Across Nevada

The Reno to Sadaville fare runs 11 dollars. A stage ride from Sadaville to Tonapah costs 8 dollars. The Austin route via Battle Mountain is cheaper than the prior route.

Tonapah Reno Sadaville Austin Battle Mountain

Mining in early days recounts smelter work in Montana

In response to a Standard note on the Colusa Parrot sale to the Anaconda Copper Co a Helena foundry owner recalls an early Montana smelting venture. The group shipped 7509 pounds of copper matte to Swansea for separation but slow, then lost returns when the broker failed, leading to no further smelting. Kelley of Leadville, March 6.

The Standard Colusa- Parrot Anaconda Copper Company Butte Parrot F. B. Hendrie Hendrie & Bolthoff Manufacturing and Supply Company Denver Helena Montana Swansea Fort Renton Parrot Lode Lexington Walted S. Kelley Leadville, Colo

Mrs. O. C. Peeler Dies in Great Falls at 57

Special Dispatch reports Mrs. O C Peeler of Tacoma died in Great Falls at age 57 from paralysis of the brain. She was a native of Illinois and had moved from Iowa to Tacoma two years ago. She visited her sister Mrs. N M Bonesteele and was with her daughter Mrs. Hoffler at the Bonesteele home on Fourth Avenue North when death occurred at 7 30 p m after being unconscious for 76 hours.

The Standard Great Falls O. C. Peeler Tacoma Peeler Ilinois Towa Hoffler N. M. Bonesteele

Experienced Insurance Man Wanted

J. H. Fariss & Co announces a position for an experienced insurance man at 119 Hamilton Street seeking a qualified agent or broker.

J. H. Fariss & Co Hamilton Street

Temporary successors named as Boston & Montana to move HQ to New York

At a Boston meeting the Boston & Montana Mining Co directors voted to move company offices from Boston to New York. A temporary board from Amalgamated replaces the previous Boston slate, with a permanent board to be elected April 24 and H H Rogers likely named president. Dividend meeting date unspecified. by law directors meet on the third Thursday each September December March and June, with March 20 the upcoming date.

Boston & Montana Mining Company Boston New York A. S. Bigelow W. J. Ladd E. S. Grew Joseph Boston & Montana Company H. H. Rogers Boston & Montana Amalgamated Company Amalgamated

The Man from Mexico at Maguire's Grand

Walter E Perkins' comedians appear at Maguire's Grand next Sunday in a lively stage act described as genuine and legitimate fun. The show promises hearty laughs within two hours of entertainment and avoids crude farce.

Mexico Walter E. Perkins Maguire’s Grand

Entertaining Comedy Treads Major Cities With Fame

The two season run of this merry comedy has played in principal cities to great business. It will be presented in a first class manner with special scenery and costumes and a company praised for excellence.

Belt Creek Fishing Improves Amid Fine Weather

Special correspondence notes Belt creek fishing has revived and locals fish with grasshoppers due to recent good weather. Miss Stella Swordfedger has been ill. Ed Lieberran of Great Falls visits Miss Rice. J C Bundy visits on business. Mr Hanford, brother in law of D Rice, to see The Taming of the Shrew in Great Falls. Beaudette’s push car stolen by two tramps caught miles away.

The Standard Riceville Mont Belt Creek Great Falls Charles Hanford Mr. Hanford Mr. Rice California Louis James Will Leland Belt S. M. Dodd Logging Creek Mildred Mr. Beaudette

Fort Benton Notes Move Toward Reform Ticket

Fort Benton reports a citizens meeting to place a reform ticket in the municipal election at the Grand Union hotel on Monday evening. W S Stocking sold 9 mares at 35 dollars each to the North Dakota market. R W Mack returned from Williston with 35 horses stolen by Tim Lynch. Farmers begin spring plowing and wheat sowing as county commissioners defer courthouse improvements for now.

Standard Fort Benton Citizens Grand Union Hotel W. S North Dakota R. W. Mack Williston N. D Tim Lynch

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Butte News W. E. Dodd W. Park St Putte, Mont Shodair Block Lutey Bros Stewart Range Davis & Weimescary CO Main St Nan Frank Nau Broadway Neu Fortiand Pipestone Springs Wm. E. Casey Hot Springs Arkansas R. Burket Cath Olic Church Doctrine Orton Bros N. Main Street Walkerville Fix Central Committee Judge O'Connor Neenan Smith M. Murray J. T. Carroll] Lumber Company Arizona Platinum Cc. E. Clement Chine Gambling Park Street Hunter's Hot Springs Globe Tailoring Co W. Park Street Acorn Hennessy Chicago Northwest Hennessy’s Clothing Hennessy’s Hennessy's Clothing Tonapar Bupte Meiners State of Beecham Beecham’s Thomas Beecham St. Hetens Eng Canal St Newark Rogers the Man Maguire's Opera House Riceville Notes
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