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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1901
Page
12
Feature notes daily exhibitions showcasing good quality in horses. Providers emphasize standard care, grooming, and training practices. Demonstrations highlight breed versatility, agility, and discipline across events attracting riders, breeders, and spectators.
In Butte fire houses the horses match the men in readiness and nerve. Chief Sanger notes horse sense and humane training drive quick, smooth responses, with horses like Prince learning after patient, kind instruction. The department reports low losses and modest costs, highlighting well-equipped stations and comfortable quarters.
The Arizona street station lists Hook and Ladder No. 2 with Holden Harrington Costello Harley and Hose and Chemical No. 2 with Griffiths Connors Thornton Cleary. a disability fund has about $1,000 in subscriptions but lacks about $2,000 expected from a 2 percent state insurance tax. The central station at city hall includes Robb Murphy and Donoghue. Quartz street station houses Hook and Ladder No. 1 with Berringer Larry Martin Healy Seitz Burton Keefe. Hose No. 1 lists Booz Herd Sheridan Noble Persons.
County officials delay pursuing Frank Farley charged with the murder of Frank Gerem after a Boulevard saloon row. The Austrian victim was buried with miners in attendance as Farley fled, aided by slow sheriff communication and proposed bell calls to the night jailer. A $100 reward is suggested to spur officers nationwide to locate Farley and enforce justice.
The article recalls Tom and Jerry the chemist youths, Jimmy the pensioned survivor of 1895 warehouse explosions, and Baldy. It praises civil service reforms over two years that eliminate politics from appointments and promotions. It notes Quartz Street fire house opening, a two story brick structure housing four fire apparatus with separate entrances.
Queen Alexandra responds to a March 30 address from 50 Danish associations expressing love and sympathy. She recalls the loss of Queen Victoria and asks for strength to fulfill duties and strengthen Denmark Britain ties.
Three lawsuits filed in district court by F A Heinze and Johnstown Mining aim to quiet title to the Minnie Healey vein and bar the Boston & Montana Co from mining or asserting rights. A restraining order was issued on bond to halt workings from the Leonard shaft through the Piccolo and Gambetta while cases proceed.
The Citizens' Coal company will deliver Kemmerer Rock Springs or Montana coal or good dry wood promptly from Office No 4 East Broadway. Phone 538.
The Standard operates as the sole exclusive carriage works in the state, distinguishing itself by offering unique manufacturing capabilities and coverage not matched by competitors.
The Minnie Healey designates a West Neck claim where the defendant is accused of unlawfully removing ore. Mr. Heinze asserts his right to a four-fifths interest in the established claim.
Berlin reports show Emperor William defending friendship with Russia amid alleged unrest. Papers debate motive, anarchist threats, and education reforms while conservatives push blame on socialists and youth demoralization. Sources voice support and skepticism over revolutions and Kaiser's stance.
An advertisement urges women to send name and address to MME. M. Ribault in Cincinnati Ohio to receive a free trial box of a beauty remedy praised by Helen H. Ralston of Newport Kentucky. It claims to remove tan freckles moth patches pimples and skin imperfections without oils or chemicals and to deliver a permanent glow.
Grace Methodist church on the corner of Arizona and Second Street announces morning service at 11 a.m. and evening service at 7 30 p.m. Sunday school meets at 2 30 p.m. with Logan McDonald as superintendent. Prayer meeting is at 6 p.m. Wednesday.
The First Baptist church at Broadway and Montana under Pastor J. E. Noftsinger announces morning service at 11:00, evening service at 5:00, Sunday school at 12:20, Y P C E meeting at 7:00, Junior Endeavor at 8:00, and Wednesday services. Woman's Missionary Society meets with Mrs Noftsinger at 641 West Granite. Young men’s prayer meeting at 10:40 a.m. Midweek services Thursday afternoon.
At the Church of Christ on Washington and Galena streets Pastor Edward Oliver Tilburn leads a morning service at 11:00 with a sermon on Consecration of Aaron and His Sons. Evening worship at 7:30 probes Is death by own action a Sin. Sunday school follows at 12:30. Prayer at 7:45. Y P 8 C EF at 6:30 with Junior Endeavor 1:30.
Mountain View Mission hosts Sunday school at 3 15 p m and a prayer meeting at 8 p m on Thursday led by Thomas Estlick at Mercury and Garden streets in town.
Morning service at 10 45 a m with sermon Unreality led by Mrs Anna C FE Crowley residence 850 West Broad Way Evening service 8 00 p m subject Unreality Reading rooms open 11 00 a m to 5 00 p m daily except Sundays at 50 West Broadway corner Excelsior Avenue and first reader Mrs Crowley listed as contact
Morning service at 11:00 led by Rev. John Hoskins with sermon by Rev. Jacob Mills. Evening service at 7:30 on A New Heaven and a New Earth. Sunday school 2:30 supervised by W. H. Gribbon and John Callow. Class meeting 7:30 led by H. James. Prayer meeting 7:30 Tuesday. Choir rehearsal Wednesday 7:30 led by David Rundle. Good Friday 3:30 by Dr. Albritton and 7:30 evening addresses by Revs. Tait Burgin and Albritton. Music by the choir. Free to all.
Morning service at 11:00 a.m. led by Pastor E. J. Groeneveld at the First Presbyterian Church located at Broadway and Idaho streets with residence at 631 West Granite.
Union service and reception of members. Evening service at 8 p m. Sunday school at 12 15 p m with superintendent H M Peterson. Prayer meeting at 8 p m Wednesday on Responsibility of Strength. Y P S and S S Co B meeting at 7 p m on Missions Love of Souls.
The Lutheran church at 67 West Silver Street lists morning service at 11 00 a m Sunday school at 2 00 p m and Good Friday service at 3 00 p m. M Huchins residence at 69 West Silver Street also noted.
St Pauls Methodist Church Burgin invites with morning service at 11 o clock and evening service at 7 30 led by pastor. Sermon topics are Fishers of Men and The Heavenly Visitor. Sunday school 9 30 supervised by G C Baldwin. Class meeting at 12 36 led by Samuel L Churchill. Prayer meeting 7 30 Wednesday. Epworth League 6 40.
Morning service at 11 o clock on Wednesday at 22 West Quartz street with the morning subject Unready. A testimonial meeting follows at 8 p m Wednesday.
Immanuel Presbyterian church at Fast Galena and Gaylord streets with George H. Whiteman as pastor. Morning service at 11 subject A Look Into the Heavenly World. Evening service at 8 subject The Uplifted Serpent. Sunday school at 2 led by superintendent D. H. Morrison. Prayer meeting 7 30 p m. Wednesday gospel service. Y P C E meeting 7 led by Miss Anne Honeychurch. Junior Endeavor at 3 led by Mrs. D. Munroe. Ladies Aid meets 7 Thursday at Mrs. Dunstan’s Mercury street.
Morning service at 1 o'clock with the sermon The Royal Diadem. Evening service at 8 with The Man that Went Back On Christ. Sunday school at 12 15 led by Superintendent C Carroll. Class meetings Monday and Wednesday at 8. Annual Congregational Meeting Tuesday night with address by Rev K C Tilburn. Y P S C E at 7 led by Mrs H Snell and Miss Ethel Zallers.
The first union meeting of the young people's societies will be held in the First Baptist church at 3:30 p.m. The subject is Dead to Sin, Alive to Christ with music. All young people are invited.
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