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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1903
Page
5
Clerk Wisner yesterday refused to file official oaths and bonds for Mayor Frinke and others, alleging the time to qualify under the statute had expired. The report notes potential noncompliance by city officers elect and questions eligibility of several officials under local law.
City Clerk Wisner refused to file mayor elect John W Frinke oath citing missed 10 day notice and qualification window. Lawyer Sawyer says oath rule mandatory while Trippet argues notices not received, oaths filed with county clerk. bonds to be filed with council. dispute stirs local tension but general wish is lawful succession.
A Bernhard Pick source in The Extra-Canonical Life of Christ quotes Jesus saying the desire for wealth is endless like drinking sea water, leading only to greater thirst and ultimate ruin. The remark, attributed to Mohammedan sources, frames wealth as false comfort.
The Southern Cross mine near Georgetown West of town is set to reopen this summer with a new mill and seasoned staff. Mining expert Eves, hired by H. L. Frank of Butte, confirms rapid progress and a busy season ahead as gear from Butte arrives. Dredge machinery is ordered for Georgetown flats, while the old Cable mine continues production and displays an $18,000 gold brick from a first clean-up of the season.
Services at the Christian church led by pastor Frank M. Minnick reside at 112 East Sixth Street. Sunday sermon and communion at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 12:15 p.m. Endeavor society meets 7:15 p.m. I N Eaton presides with evening sermon at 8 p.m. "The River of Life" as the subject. Special music planned for both services. Morning solo titled A Defmem of.
Hartwell Jones and R de B Smith join Miss Harper and Professor Thomas in an evening duet and a performance of My Faith Looks Up to Thee led by Professor Thomas as musical director. All are invited to attend the services.
Swedish Baptist church at Fifth and Cedar holds Sunday school at 10 p m and service Tuesday at 8 p m Rev Alfred Sholander of Colorado to speak Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 p m The Ladies Aid society meets at 613 Chestnut street next Thursday at 2 p m
Swedish Lutheran church at Cedar and East Fifth streets conducts services today at 11 a m and 8 p m with Sunday school at 1 30 p m choir practice tomorrow evening at 705 Cedar street an auction of various articles will be held in the church on May 15 under the Ladies society auspices
Norwegian Lutheran church at Cedar and Fifth streets with Rev J L Johnson pastor announces services today at 3 pm Sunday school at 12 15 pm and Wednesday evening services at 8 o clock Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Jacobsen 516 East Sixth Street
The First Baptist Church at Fifth and Locust announces morning worship at 11 o clock led by Pastor W H Setzer with the sermon Pauls Exhortation to Young Christians Hand of fellowship to new members Sunday school follows at 12 20 p m An evening service at 7 30 o clock features What Did Jesus Christ Teach About Hell Aimed to aid workers off the 11 o clock shift.
Residents plan visits and social events at A. O. H. hall and Modern Woodmen, with music by Union orchestra and a grand social weekly. Notices include lost gold locket at Turner hall, ore-haulage jobs, job referrals, and an abstract office pitch urging property diligence.
Church services listed with holy communion at eight in the morning, an eleven o’clock morning service with communion and sermon, and an eight o’clock evening prayer and address. Evening service time changed from seven thirty to eight.
The African Methodist Episcopal mission on Mattie block East Commercial avenue holds Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. with a Sunday school at 12:30 p.m. The Rev. Jordan Allen of Butte will preach. J. A. Henderson is the pastor.
Malispell May 1 The county free Steh hop board met Thursday night and opened bids for the new school building. Only two bids were presented BH Gill land Kalispell lowest bid at 14.87 Doe bid for heating and plumbing Mel tosh Hardware Co accepted for 2.54 total 17.42. Board pleased with progress and cost.
Uneasy times sweep through Red Lodge as five Philips brothers clash over sheep pelts. Eugene Philips assaults Jesse, George intervenes, Eugene injures by axe, and later arm is broken with a rifle. Eugene arrested. five brothers involved, with others planning to leave for Kansas City.
In Billings on May 2, gambling cases slated for a justice court were moved to district court after a district court motion by County Attorney Harris and Assistant Attorney General Mettler. Bench warrants were issued for Tony Minder, Jack Bain, Jer Brewer, Walter Lee, I La Fos, George Watkins, W. M. Marti, Adolph Schneider, Henry C. Kerr, Alexander Reilly, William Conway, and Claude Parker. All but Parker face charges of permitting gambling in their establishments. Parker faces conducting a gambling game. They were arrested and brought to court, with arraignments set for next Monday at 9.
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