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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1901
Page
11
Aiming to satisfy every reader from ordinary to top academic levels, the publication emphasizes broad accessibility and balanced coverage. It highlights inclusive language and a commitment to serving diverse interests across the community.
Our Guns are latest makes including Parker Hammerless L C Smith Hammerless Ithaca Hammerless and Marlin Repeating Shotgun. Prices range from $10 to $35 with multiple grades and models from Savage Mannlicher Mauser Colt and others. Guaranteed quality and wide selection advertised by a gun shop.
Edward Tobin tells how he stabbed Henry Foster after Foster threatened him with a razor on July 3 in Wyoming alley. Key witnesses include Kate Dooley Josie Palmer and H. Holliday as the case goes to jury after extensive testimony.
At the Mountain View church the morning service at 11 o clock will be preached by Rev J W Tait appointed by the presiding elder. Evening sermon at 8 will be Gods Indictment of Humanity. Sunday school at 12 30 led by Prof B C Hast inge. Classes meet 10 with Willi ame as leader and Waters as assistant. Epworth league 7 pm on The Saloon Power Doomed led by Miss Ethel Tippett. Junior league Sunday at 3 30.
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 850 West Broadway corner Excelsior Ave announces Sunday morning services at 10 45 with a sermon titled Reality Sunday evening at 8 o clock with the same Reality subject Sunday school at 12 15 Reading rooms are open 11 to 5 except Sundays Wednesday class meeting at 8 o'clock Mrs Anna C E Crowley is the first reader.
Mount Bethel church with Pastor Lee L. Tower holds morning worship at 11 o clock on Sunday on the topic Obedience Better Than Sacrifice. Evening services at 7 30 feature Rev John Hosking of Trinity. Unity church also hosts talks by Capt N C Dutton at 7 30 with Sunday school at 2 30 led by James Dobb. Prayer meetings Wednesday evening.
Mrs. C. Grimes reads at first reader from 740 Maryland Avenue. Morning service at 10 o clock with sermon subject Reality. Sunday school at 12 m. Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 8 in the evening at 22 West Quartz Street.
The notice states daily opening from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. and invites all to visit the reading room.
Grace Methodist on Arizona Street and Second lists services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with 2 30 p m Sunday school led by Logan McDonald. Trinity Methodist at North Main notes 11 a m 7 50 p m services, 2 30 p m Sunday school, plus class meetings prayer choir and Ladies Aid events.
Immanuel Presbyterian at 104 South Gaylord street led by George H. Whiteman offers morning worship at 11 with the Divine Kingdom sermon and an evening service at 7:30 on Life and Death of McKinley. Sunday school at 2 led by D. H. Morrison. Prayer meeting 7:30 Wednesday. Y P S C E meets 6:30 led by Mrs. Whiteman. Junior Endeavor 3 pm. Friday features Rev Tilburn lecture The Blues Cause and Cure.
Theosophical society hosts a service at 7 o'clock at headquarters on the west side of Sherman house No 107 West Quartz street. The subject is Who Is the Christ and all interested are invited. Every Saturday at 2:30 pm a class for elementary teaching of theosophy without charges invites participation.
Morning service at 11 o clock and evening service at 8 o clock. Sunday school at 12 15 p m with superintendent H M Patterson. Prayer meeting at 8 p m Wednesday on Raising the Banners from Psalms xx 1 9. Y P 8 C E meeting Sunday at 7 p m on The Saloon Power Doomed Psalms xxxvii 1 10.
St Pauls M E church South at Idaho and Galena lists Rev R H Shaffer to fill pulpit due to pastor illness. Morning service at 11 a m with Sunday school at 9 20 a m led by George Baldwin. Class meeting at 12 30 p m led by S L Churchill. Prayer meeting 8 p m Wednesday and Epworth League 7 p m E R Manly president. Mantys business meeting set for Monday Sept 23 8 p m and Tuesday Sept 24. No evening service.
Mountain View Mission church on Garden avenue at Mercury street with Rev. A H Henry pastor. Sunday school at 2 15 each Sunday led by superintendent John Penhall. Prayer meetings Thursdays at 7 o'clock led by Rev A H Henry. Located near 103 North Montana street.
German Lutheran church at 67 West Silver lists Sunday school at 5 p m. No services will be held due to the pastor being absent.
Morning service at 11 o clock with sermon The King and His Subjects. Evening service at 8 with sermon The Ways of the World. Sunday school at 12 20 led by Lee Hayes. Teachers meeting 8 Tuesday night Junior B Y P U 4 pm led by Mrs Duerfelt. B Y P U 7 pm Temperance led by Miss Pestana.
B Nai Israel congregation will hold Day of Atonement services at the Methodist Episcopal Church South corner Galena and Idaho streets Sunday August 22 at 745 p m and Monday at 10 a m with both services open to the public.
Christian tabernacle at the southeast corner of Washington and Mercury streets led by Edward Oliver Tilburn holds service from 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. with "Heaven Opened" and an 8 p.m. sermon "Great Things No The Greatest Need of the World." Sunday school 12:30 p.m. supervised by A. E. Jones. Prayer meeting time not specified. Wednesday teachers’ meeting to follow. Y. P. 8 S. C. E. at 7 p.m. Junior Endeavor at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday. Ladies’ Day Oct 2. Starting Oct 6 night services begin one half hour earlier. Public invited. visiting members urged to attend.
Special Dispatch reports a chaotic race card at Black Eagle park with six races all won by longshots. Jockey Nichols sparked controversy in the third event by sawing the head of Dandy to block Taft, while Nichols on Foul Play and Bowley faced lifetime ban after a judges’ inquiry. Del Al and Tom Calvert led the opening six furlongs as favorites faltered.
In a series of races at various distances, Tosti at one mile beat Uncadeau the favorite with Barney F third. Tufts won five furlongs over Dandy as the favorite. Ab bye L. prevailed at six furlongs over Gussando with Rainier third. Sweet Caporal captured six and a half furlongs over Foul Play as monkeys in the car barn howled. Bill Bohmanson won five furlongs beating Miss Madeline with Hattie Perkins third.
Helena dispatch notes the board of trustees rejected plans from a Chicago firm for the new hospital building, asking local architects to submit designs. Estimated cost of the project is about 35 000 dollars.
The First Presbyterian church of Cleveland in Chateau county was incorporated today. Trustees for the first three months are Dan C. Rosas D. A. Crowley and Clinton L. Lewis.
The Augusta Chronicle notes the potato crop shortage in the North and soaring prices prompt looking at alternatives like corn and rice. It highlights rice’ value to Oriental and Southern households, its uses with butter, gravy, soups and desserts, and contrasts with southern staples such as cornbread, corncake and hominy.
A historical figure contrasts northern and southern cooking methods highlighting potatoes and rice. The author urges education and exchange of techniques from cooking schools to improve traditional practices across regions.
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