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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1901
Page
10
After the anti slot edict in Butte, banks report a flood of nickels with $5,000 in four days and as much as $2,000 in a vault. Bankers say the nickel surge likely stems from slot machine traffic, with estimates of $8,000 to $10,000 remaining in circulation.
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal church at Quartz and Montana hosts morning worship at 11 with The Place of Worship and evening service at 8 with A Great Leader. Sunday school begins at 12 30 led by Superintendent P Hargraves and junior meeting at 2 30 led by Miss Stevenson. Prayer meeting is at 8 and Epworth League at 7 on Wednesdays.
German Evangelical Lutheran church at 67 West Silver and residence at 69 West Silver with Pastor M Hudtloff announce morning service at 11 a m and evening service at 7 p m Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m
EK J Groeneveld pastor at 631 West Granite residence. Morning service 11 a m. Evening service 8 p m. Sunday school 12 15 p m supervised by H M Patterson. Prayer meetings 8 p m Wednesday with Gifts of Christ to His Church Eph iv 7. Young People's meeting 7 p m on a Name less Girl Heroine 2 Kings v1 4. Teachers’ meeting Monday evening.
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 850 West Broadway corner Excelsion Avenue lists Sunday morning service at 10 45 a m with the sermon Soul and Body Sunday evening at 8 p m repeating the same sermon topic Sunday school at 12 15 p m Reading rooms are open from 11 a m to _ p m except Sundays Wednesday 8 p m Ladies Aid society meets weekly.
Swedish Christian Mission at Porphyry and Dakota Streets lists morning service at 11 with the sermon Temptation and evening service at 8 on Memory in Another World. Sunday school 12 oclock, prayer meeting at 7, Y P F meeting at 6, Ladies Aid at 7 Wednesday. All invited.
Morning service at 11 a m with sermon subject Soul and Body. Sunday school at 12 o’clock. testimonial meeting Wednesday evening at 8 p m. Reading room open daily 11 a m to 4 p m. All are welcome. Located at 22 Grimes residence 740 Maryland Avenue.
Mountain View Mission located at corner Mercury Street and Garden Avenue. Pastor J L Albritton at 313 N Montana Street. Sunday school at 10:15 every Sunday afternoon. J B Penhall, superintendent. Prayer meetings at 7 o'clock every Thursday evening.
Morning service 11 o clock sermon A New Testament Philanthropist. Evening service 8 sermon The Spiritual Sesame. Sunday school 4:20 p m superintendent G Baldwin. Class meeting 12:30 p m leader Bee Churchill. Prayer meetings 8 p m. Wednesday devotional 7 p m led by pastor. Sunday missionary Peters chair Ladies Aid 2 30 p m Mrs J J Knowlton presides Epworth League room Tuesday.
Union Gospel Mission at 122 South Main Street lists James Vernon as superintendent in Montana. Rev Blackiston at Episcopal church in Butte holds an evening sermon at 7 45 with nightly prayers. Shortridge Memorial church notes no preaching until June 1 due to pastor absence with 11 o clock communion and 1230 Sunday school and Y P S C E at 7 and prayer at 8 Wednesday.
J. EF. Noftsinger is pastor at First Baptist Church located at Montana and Broadway. The residence is 641 West Granite. Morning service begins at 11 a.m. and the evening service at 8 p.m.
Sunday school at 12 20 p m with Superintendent Lee Hayes prayer meeting Wednesday eve B Y U C meeting 7 p m Miss Helina Laurelle leader subject A Nameless Girl Heroine junior B R Y P U Tuesday 4 p m musical 8 p m Grace Methodist Episcopal church corner of Arizona and Second streets James W Tait pastor morning service 11 a m subject The Great Panacea evening service 8 p m subject Seeking the Heights Sunday school 2 30 p m superintendent Logan McDonald prayer meeting 8 o'clock Wednesday Epworth League 3 p m leader Mrs T W Brown Ladies Aid society 2 30 p m Thursday at Mrs George Knox 718 Colorado street fair planned for first or second week of June.
Immanuel Presbyterian at 104 South Gaylord with pastor G H Whiteman presents morning sermon A New Employment at 11 a m and evening sermon The Ideal Man for young men at 7 30 p m. Sunday school 2 p m prayer meeting 7 30 p m mid week service Wednesday. Y P S C E at 6 30 p m led by Mrs D Munroe Junior Endeavor 3 p m Ladies Aid Society meets 2 p m biweekly on Thursdays.
Rev John Hosking pastor at Trinity M E church Centerville holds morning service at 11 a m with sermon Blessings Restored. Evening service at 730 p m with sermon The People Had a Mind to Work. Sunday school 230 p m supervised by W H Gribbin and John Callow. Class meeting Friday 730 p m led by H James. Prayer meeting Tuesday 730 p m. Choir rehearsal Wednesday led by David Rundle. Ladies Aid Society 230 p m Thursday in church parlors.
A letter dated May 16 from Dr H D Rucker, who left town with unpaid license matter unresolved, accuses townspeople of attempting to extort money. He claims debts from 5 to 25 dollars owed by associates including C R Merrill and Jim Crow authorities cannot deter him. He names several associates and ends with a sales note for suits at Bouchers.
Fire Chief Sanger and the Butte fire committee plan a new hook and ladder truck with a 70 foot ladder, 65 foot rapid hoist, and multiple fixed ladders plus axes, lines, belts, nets, and extinguishers. Bids to be opened next Wednesday night. Bee Hive closing sale advertises tan leather shoes at a discount.
Bids for race meeting privileges at Montana Jockey Club events in Butte Anaconda and Butte again will open at 2 30 p m on Tuesday May 21. Each bid must include a certified check for one third of the bid. Separate bids requested for Butte and Anaconda. Rights reserved to reject any bids. Further information from E D Laurence general manager P O box 22 Butte Mont. Linen collars at Bouchers four for 25 cents.
The popular Gregson Springs resort opens next Sunday May 19 with dancing swimming basketball foot racing and other sports. Music by Mahan's Orchestra.
Colfax resident John N Fuller reports dandruff as a problem cured by Herpicide. George H MecWhirk of Walla Walla declares a 30 year dandruff battle ended by the same remedy. The ad promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the sensible treatment to stop dandruff, prevent hair loss, and promote glossy hair in one bottle available at druggists.
Traveling men buzz about the Montana Utah United Commercial Travelers grand council set for Butte in May. John Beatty Jr of Butte is favored to fill the vacant supreme secretary post in Columbus Ohio after Charlies B Flagg’s death.
A three day exhibition from Monday May 20 features educated ponies dogs monkeys and small elephants under Professor Gentry. The show promises high class moral entertainment with a 60 pony act as a top feature and praise for its unique training and variety.
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