Anaconda News On Strike Fray Tests Railroad Power
Five days into a freight workers strike on the Montana Central a Great Northern statement predicts a long clash with management. Eastern hires brought to Havre declined to work, risking ore supply and smelter operations at Great Falls as sheriffs and constables mobilize along the line.
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Great Northern
Anaconda
Montana Central
Butte
Havre
Chicago
Great Falls
Notable visitors at Eureka Order of the Eastern Star meeting
At a special Eureka chapter No. 16 meeting last Wednesday evening, guests included Mrs. Emily M. Frizzell of Great Falls as grand worthy matron and Mr. and Mrs. John G. Hammer of Butte as past grand patron and past worthy matron. A reception for the three officers, then a social with refreshments, followed.
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Eureka
Order of the Eastern Star
Emily M. Frizzell
Great Falls
John G. Hammer
Butte
New Lodge of Ladies of the Maccabees Opens Strong
The newly instituted lodge has started well with four new members at last week's meeting and five applicants awaiting action. The Maccabees meet in Mattie hall.
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Anaconda Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
O'Leary
Butte
Turner Hall
The
Ladies of the Maccabees
the Maccabees
Mattie Hall
Churches Hold Sunday Services In Anaconda
Today the third Sunday after Faster features services in Anaconda churches. Presbyterian Church on Main near Fourth hosts 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. sermons by Rev. F. B. Cleland with Sunday school at 12:15 p.m. Music by Miss Macdougal. St Mark's Episcopal at Main and Sixth holds 5 a.m. Holy Communion, 11 a.m. sermon, 12:30 p.m. Sunday school, 7 p.m. D of the King, 8 p.m. evening service on The Magdalenes Touch and The Prophet Jonah.
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Anaconda
Presbyterian Church
Main
Fourth Street
F. B. Cleland
Christian Endeavor
Miss Macdougal
Episcopal
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Sixth Streets
Alfred Brown
Magdalene
Jonah
St Pauls Roman Catholic Church Masses and Services
Rev Father C G Follet rector leads Masses at St Pauls Church and St Anns Hospital with Paschal communion by the A O HL. Rev Father Cummings delivers sermons and the solemn high mass at 10 am. Evening service at 7 30 o clock includes a sermon by Rev Thomas Cummings.
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St. Pauls Roman Catholic Church
East Park Avenue
Cherry Street
Father C. G. Follet
St. Ann
Father Follet
A. O. HL
Father Cummings
Thomas Cummings
LDS Mission holds services at Dewey Hall Oak Street
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints announces a mission at Dewey hall on Oak street with Elder Arthur Edgley as conference president. Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. and services follow at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Elder Fred W. Crockett of Logan Utah will address the evening congregation.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Dewey Hall
Oak Street
Arthur Edgley
Fred W. Crockett
Logan
Utah
Swedish Baptist Sunday Services and Sunday School
Swedish Baptist church schedules two services on Sunday at 11 a m and 8 p m with a Sunday school session at 10 a m.
Methodist Church Services At Corner Third And Oak
Edward G. Cattermel, pastor, preaches at 1:00 and 7:00 p.m. on Sunday with the theme Eight Steps Up To the Kingdom of God. Sunday school at 12:30 p.m., Junior league at 3:30 p.m., Epworth league at 7:00 p.m., class meeting at 10:00 a.m., East End Mission at 3:00 p.m.
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Methodist Church
Corner Third and
Oak Streets
Edward G. Cattermel
Kingdom of God
McRae
Junior League
Trial
Epworth League
Sisson
East End Mision
W. C. Smith
Officers Elected by Woman's Club for Next Year
Yesterday afternoon the annual election of officers was held and officers for the year beginning next fall were chosen. President is Mrs. G. B. Winston, first vice president Mrs. PD Cohen, second vice president Mrs. J. M. Sligh, recording secretary Miss Grant, corresponding secretary Miss Winterbury, treasurer Mrs. A. M. Walker, and critic Miss Thomson.
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Woman's Club
G. B. Winston
PD. Cohen
J. M. Sligh
Miss Grant
Miss Winterbury
A. M. Walker
Thomson
Friday Afternoon Fachre Club entertained at Mrs Ward home
Mrs Ward of West Third Street hosted a Friday afternoon event for the Fachre club. Prizes were awarded to Mes dames Davidson Mentrum and Nichols for first second and consolation prizes, with the hostess not a member but inviting them as a courtesy.
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Ward
West Third Street
Mesdames Davidson
Mentrum
Nichols
Condolence Resolution from Montana lodge No.13 Knights of Pythias
The Montana lodge No. 13 Knights of Pythias in Anaconda offers condolence on the death of Mrs. David Kaufman wife of Past Chancellor David Kaufman. The resolutions note her generosity and faithful companionship and request publication in the Standard. The committee members Charles Bertsch H Williams M Hammerschlough present the resolution.
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David Kaufman
Montana Lodge No. 13
Knights of Pythias
Anaconda
Brother Kaufman
Judge Napton's Gavel Made From Historic Dwelling Wood
The gavel used by Judge Napton is crafted from timber sourced from an historic dwelling house. The article notes the unique origin of the wood and its connection to local history.
Milwaukee gavel from Solomon Juneau cabin presented to court
In Milwaukee the district court will receive a gavel made from a log cabin of Solomon Juneau, Milwaukee’s first white settler. Presented by F. H. Blanchard of Northwestern Furniture, the gift honors the city’s history and will be formally accepted by Judge Napton at the May term.
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Napton
F. H Blanchard
Northwestern Furniture Company
Milwaukee
Solomon Juneau
Blanchard
Walker
Board of County Commissioners
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Montana
Shawano
Wis
FE. H. Blanchard
Have You Seen Smith At Margaret Theater
Amusements note the play Have You Seen Smith at the Margaret Theater next Wednesday evening in May. A press agent promises rising curtain to riotous finale with steady humor and a host of catchy specialties.
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Smith
Margaret Theater
Minstrel Jubilee at Margaret Theater Tonight
Margaret theater hosts William H. West's company on Thursday eveningMay 0 with Carroll Johnson Fred Warren the Lukens trio the Marvelles Waterbury brothers and Tenny Eddie Horan David Meter Johnny Whalen James Devlin and Nat vocalists Richard J. Jose John P. Rogers Joseph Garland Arthur Ansdell among stars plus a two piece orchestra for incidental music.
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William H. West
Margaret Theater
Carroll Johnson
Fred Warren
Lukens
Marvelles
Waterbury Brothers
Tenny
Eddie Horan
Staten faces hearing for malicious mischief on fence along Mill Creek
Walter Staten charged with malicious mischief will have a hearing before Justice of the Peace William Devine next Wednesday at 2 p m. The complaint by L J Evans states Staten destroyed a fence on property along Mill Creek.
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Walter Staten
Justice of the Peace
William Devine
L. J. Evans
Staten
Mill Creek
Black Brocade Dress Goods on Sale Monday
Heavy black brocades offered for street skirts and dresses on sale Monday at 45 cents per yard. Some pieces previously sold at 70c, 60c, or 65c, with 50 new Serges and Henriettas, 38 inches wide, priced at 37 1/2 cents per yard.
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Montana
May sale boosts floor coverings sales record
Hundreds purchased carpets linoleums oil cloths rugs and related floor coverings during the May sale, with more sold in one week than in the same period previously.
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Sehen
Saxony
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Omaha
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Lincoln
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W. J. Bryan
Lodge of Elks
United States
W. B. Taylor
James Dewar
Omaha Lodge
King Lodge
No. 17
J. H. Kebert
H. Hl. Logan
Jennie Tietjen
Templar
Ernest J. Edgcombe
Alice Egbert
Clarence A Wiles
Albert White
John A.george
A. Barker
Hugh Laird
BO. P. Bikes
Baker’s
Walter Baker & Co
Dorchester, Mass
Presbyterian
Methodist
Padre Club
Charles Bertsch
H. Williams
M. Hammerslough
Committee On
Kruger
West
Guisemafie
Itc
Anaconda, Mont
Unita
Jersey
Burlington
Mousselin de Soie
New York
Copper City Commercial Company
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