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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1902
Page
8
A compact review of Holy Thursday significance and how churches mark the day. It notes its place in the Lenten season and traditional rituals observed by congregations with services and remembrance.
Holy Thursday observances with tenebrae and a single mass highlighted Sacred Heart Church rites. A large procession followed mass, with altar boys and girls in white assisting as the church prepared for Good Friday and Easter, including the stripping of the altar and the reserved Eucharist in the repository.
Tim Shea leads the Dem Pop ticket in Walkerville with sleeves rolled up and vows a top-to-bottom win. Mayor candidate Mike Murphy, a 22 year resident, is praised as a diligent citizen. Police judge hopeful James Dennison, an alderman, wrestled illness but remains capable. Treasurer candidate Mr Seig pledges steady collections. Aldermen hopefuls are well known. voters warned to register.
Best lot of neck wear sold at 75c to 2.50 each with ombre effects polka dot contrasts, four in hand ties in ten styles, ascots broad ends. Hennessys touts Easter values, wide selection of imported silks, white and light shades, many ties priced at 1 dollar, 600 items available.
Butte Anaconda Pacific railway tickets are now on sale to Anaconda and all stations between at the Great Northern ticket office 41 North Main street. Information as to time card and freight rates cheerfully furnished.
Levi Davis is named president of Montana Abstract and Title Insurance. The office location listed is Room 504 in the Hennessy Building.
Being overstocked we will deliver well known coal at set prices. Screened lump six dollars ninety cents per ton. Clean nut five dollars and fifty cents per ton. Mine run in car lots five dollars per ton. C EB Williams general agent wholesale and retail based at 1028 Fast Front street.
Special correspondence from Billings reports H H Mund visiting from Chicago after helping found Billings banking, later expanding banks to Livingston and Miles City. A. N. Grover doubts Memorial Day ceremonies at Custer battlefield due to rail fare. James Craig of Fergus county recalls Civil War era allies with C M Child. Donovan family plans Everett Washington move after leading Donovan Spear and Donovan McCormick firms.
Mr Donovan, after disposing of his interests, selects Everett for business. Many friends wish them luck in the new location.
Special correspondence from Big Timber reports J W Medley returning from Ogden Utah with an option on 500 head of purebred Hereford and Durham steers plus about 500 cows with calves. He may ship them to the Big Timber range for summer grazing or keep them in Idaho. E H Ellingson travels to Logan Utah seeking more cattle while exiting sheep farming to stock his Sweetgrass county ranch.
A ranch owner bought several hundred head of steers in early winter. George Muncaster sold 2,800 lambs to Henry Nicholson of Big limber at 2.90 a head, the best local price in years. Nicholson will range them next season. Bramble building work for a bowling alley progresses rapidly with completion expected in a week to ten days.
Choteau reports a naval Civil War hero Peter D Arcy returning from Columbia Falls. Travelers M L D Cooper and J E Webb share duties and visits to Helena Boulder and four month deputy roles. Local lectures postponed by illness professor Cole. Ed Williamson hosts Great Falls connections at Chateau Mercantile. Episcopal services by W T Attwood noted. Hirshbergs return from Chicago with William Burchard about to join a new local bank. Mrs Beaupre and Mrs Brown plan a brief Great Falls trip. The Alfalfa Dramatic company performed Among the Breakers in Augusta before a large audience.
If you want the best value for your money in a piano or an organ, call on Orton Bros., 319 N. Main street, Butte.
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