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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1906
Page
16
A sermon contrasts worldly goodness with true righteousness in relation to God. It argues a good man must trust God, live with living faith, and endure trials patiently. The study outlines virtues, guidance from scripture, and the promises tied to God’s favor despite temptations.
The Montana Federation of Women's clubs holds its first board meeting Saturday at 9 in Helena at the Helra hotel. Aiming to minimize travel, most gatherings may be rare this year with an annual spring meeting to follow Friday evening. All clubwomen active in salaries, juvenile court and prohibition work, child labor laws, child study and civic duties are welcome to attend or send matters by letter. The federation organ is Federation Bulletin edited by Mrs May Alden Ward and Miss Helen A Whittier. Funeral for Barney McGoor, 41, will be at Duggans tomorrow at 9 with services at St Patrick's Church. The Butte Newsboy club auxiliary and interested workers meet at Mrs C S Passmore's 17 West Granite Street to conduct important business.
A historical report notes that traces of a poisonous drug in tea and coffee caused concern. Officials warn consumers to watch for unusual tastes or side effects and call for further testing by health authorities.
The report notes an exceptionally bright outlook for a new rail line. Officials cite favorable traffic projections and potential funding avenues while outlining steps for route assessment and construction.
A woman informs that marriage remains her chosen path and she refuses to accept alternatives or substitutes to wed. The report notes her stance against societal expectations of a wife as a housekeeper and emphasizes personal autonomy in matrimonial decisions.
Geologists led by Howard M. Ray from the U S Geological Survey arrived in Butte. They will establish permanent benchmarks and altitude marks along the Oregon Short Line into Montana and Pocatel lo to standardize elevations for civil engineering and townsite surveys. The work will extend through winter with focus on railroad routes and Clark railroad corridors.
A fence blocks the southeast corner of the Harbour block at Main Street and Broadway after weeks of tunnel digging for a planned shaft. Electric lighting personnel found soft earth and an active tunnel running from Broadway toward the rear of Main Street, leading to the fence to halt further work.
Timothy Driscoll a well known miner in Butte for 12 years died at the family home at 2% West Port hury Street from consumption after a two year illness. He was 48 years old and survived by his wife and three children Juave Harranda Brouser. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Byrne-Martin died at 36 North Wyoming Street and funeral set for tomorrow morning at o'clock at St Mary's church. Annie Tripp's funeral will be at 412 East Park Street tomorrow at 10 o'clock, proceeding to Sacred Heart church for high mass. The sultan announced Mohammed El Torres, Mohammed Sidi El Mokhiri, and El Menebnik will discuss Algeciras decisions in Tangier with the powers.
In Meetentse Wyoming on September 20 a probate contest arises as relatives clash with a claimed will of Henry Weimer the so called mysterious miner who died recently at Kitwin The document names L Tewksbury of Kirwin as beneficiary and indicates mining claims on Willow Creek as the estate valued between ten thousand and twenty thousand dollars The paper bears the date 198 and is witnessed by two insiders local probate action is expected before the court to confirm or deny the will through the Weimer heirs and Kirwin mining partners
Mannheim reports the social democratic party re-elected Herr Bevel and adjourned to meet at Essen. Bevel’s mastery remains unshaken as delegates push party policies toward the next general election. Campaign funds aim to boost the socialist vote from 3,000 to about 40,000 in Reichstag elections. Delegates abroad plan Oct 8 talks on wireless telegraph cooperation. A stray line notes a local drug shop ad at Fos men’s on North Main Street.
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