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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1905
Page
5
The state board of health promulgates strict reporting and quarantine rules for contagious diseases. Health officers must report cases and negligent physicians face court action. quarantines for smallpox, scarlet fever, diphtheria, measles, and other diseases have minimum durations with potential extensions.
Miss Mary Sarchet of Anaconda presented a afternoon recital at 221 West Sixth Street with a program including Pastorale Schnecker Beulah Staffanson Fairy schottische Ella Haltenhoff Waltz op 2 No 422 0150 cece Renaud Mary Zurek Vocal solo A Winter Lullaby De Koven Streabhbog Mrs Linton Manzanillo Lottie Jensen Robyn paleCare Ludds Violin solo Cavatina Roy Slosson Shadow Picture Reinhold Rustic Dance Reinecke
The Orrine company markets No 1 and No 2 forms to cure drinking addiction claiming the craving for whiskey and beer vanishes and the nervous system normalizes. Sold for 1 per box or six for the price with a money back guarantee and agents listed in cities including Anaconda and Butte.
Bozeman station expert A Atkinson advises farmers on non irrigated farms to keep summer fallowed fields constantly cultivated to preserve soil moisture. He explains water use in plants, the role of weeds, and how harrowing after rains reduces surface compaction to allow capillary rise and moisture storage for fall sown grain.
Anaconda church announces today services at First Methodist Episcopal corner Third and Oak. Schedule includes class meeting at 10 a.m. led by J Gregory, sermon by the pastor at 11 a.m. Sun day school at 12 30 p.m. Epworth league at 7 p.m. memorial sermon for George G. Meade post G A R at 8 p.m. Special music planned. Everyone is invited.
Mrs Bes sie Daigler leads Christian Science reading at 211 Cherry Street in services titled God: The Only Cause and Creator. Sunday and Wednesday 8 p m with Sunday school at 12 50 p m Reading room hours daily except Sunday 2 to 4 30 p m.
The Presbyterian church on Fifth and Chestnut streets will hold its regular services today in the Lutheran church building where worship continues as usual.
Montan a State Sportsmen s association meet runs June 9 to 11 in Bozeman with Anaconda Rod and Gun Club sending a large delegation. Notables Jack Fanning Tom A Marshall and H C Hirschy will shoot birds only. Rules favor cash events under the Rose system with prizes by trophy divisions and rapid squad shooting at 9 am daily.
Mrs. W F Haddick hosted a farewell at 416 Maple Street for Miss Vira Timervian who departs for a Seattle summer visit. A number of friends accompanied her to the depot and refreshments followed in the afternoon. Attendees included Violette Messer Nellie Rockfellow Elsie Gilchrist Grace Johnson Lauretta Conlon Nellie Daniels Mary Gavin Hazel Eaton Hazel Haddick Hannah Thomas Clauda Percy Maud Sigler Gertrude Sweeney Ethel Wilson.
Swedish Baptist church announces services today at 11 a m withSunday school at 10 a m. Tuesday night features a young people meeting Friday night a prayer meeting all are warmly welcomed Pastor Carl Bernt son leads the church.
First Baptist Church located at Locust and Fifth streets invites all to sermons at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev C H Davis leads with morning message The Divine Bounty for All Human Need and evening message The Moral Worth of Character Expressions. A devotional and business meeting Wednesday night for all members.
Swedish Mission church at Alder and Fifth streets with Pastor Johnson hosts Sunday services at 11 am and 8 pm on the topic He Is Able to Save Sunday school at noon and midweek events including choir practice on Wednesday at 8 pm Thursday service at 8 pm and Friday young people's meeting at 8 pm.
Swedish Lutheran at Cedar and Sixth streets holds Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Midweek service Wednesday at 8 p.m. Choir practice Tuesday, male choir Friday, confirmation classes Monday Thursday and Saturday evenings. Rev. Hermann Lind, pastor, residence 604 Cherry Street.
The German Lutheran church conducts services this evening at 8 led by Pastor M Hudtloff. Parishioners are invited to join for worship and fellowship.
Frank W. Hicks and Miss Myrtle M. Coykendall wed at the M E church parsonage with Rev. Dr. I S Ware officiating. Bridesmaid Miss Saran FE Harrington and best man J J Keig stood beside the couple. A reception followed at 408 East Fourth Street, with the newlyweds planning to reside at 320 Oak Street.
At a Deer Lodge County Bar Association meeting in J H Duffy’s office a committee was appointed to draft resolutions on the death of E W Toole. President H W Rodgers named J H Duffy W I Trippet Col T O Leary John H Tolan and C M Sawyer to serve on the committee. The panel will report at a subsequent meeting.
Mrs. Gladys Cooley renowned spirit ualist lecturer and test medium visits for two nights in city. She speaks Sunday May 28 at Stand ard Hall at 8 pm and Monday May 29 at Dewey Hall at 8 pm. Admission 25 cents. All welcomed.
The Japanese nightingale or Peking robin is becoming naturalized in London parks after recent release. The bird is olive green with orange bordered wings and primrose yellow throat and breast, a coral red beak, and a fine song. It is industrious in insect control and a capable flycatcher.
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