Christmas Time Excellent Programmes At St Pauls Church
A Christmas program features two choirs at midnight mass and 10:90 a m services with High Mass on Christmas Day. The children’s choir will sing Angels Did You Hear an High with special electri arrangements. Vins Le Hache’s Mass and Adeste Fideles appear, and multiple Masses occur through the day at various times with choir participation. The program for Christmas Eve includes Gloria In Excelsis and other items, with many listed children and choir members named.
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St. Pauls Church
Vins le Hache
St. Anne Hospital
Serviers
Ator O Balutaris
Roden Eh
J. Baker Adeste Fidelle
Tantun Ergo—Roest
J. McGuinnes
Vincent McMullen
Doxology
Celia Bowers
Irene Kennedy
Irene Girard
Ruby Delany
Annie Walsh
Trun Ont. Item Listings Include Prices and Codes
A fragmented OCR snippet shows items with a 4x5 instrument listing priced at 7 pounds zero pence and other short entries including THO 0. The legible parts hint at catalog style pricing and item codes amid unreadable surrounding text.
Miss Hogan and Burnham Lead Elaborate Church Decor
Joseph Hynes notes Miss Mary Hogan organist and Mrs Burnham directoress. Decorations on the main and two site altars will be the most elaborate ever seen at this church signaling a grand occasion.
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Joseph Hynes
Mary Hogan
Burnham
Presbyterian Christmas Tree Cantata at Local Church Tonight
The Presbyterian church hosts a Christmas cantata this evening with Sunday school scholars, fifty plus children taking part as classes representing holidays. The grand finale crowns Christmas, followed by Santa Claus gift distribution. Mrs James M Self directs the event and Miss MacDougal conducts music for tonight and Sunday's services.
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Presbyterian Church
Santa Claus
James M. Self
MacDougal
Christmas Masses at St Peter's Church with Fine Music
St Peter's Catholic Church schedules midnight mass on Christmas Eve and a 10 am Christmas Day service officiated by Father Coopman. T Von La Hache's mass in A will be sung by a strong choir at both services with Novello offerings. Miss Geraldine McCabe directs the music as a new pipe organ is anticipated and elaborate decorations with towers and potted plants will adorn the church. A mass also occurs at 8 am with additional services and music planned for Christmas night.
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St. Peter's Catholi
Coopman
T. von la Hache
Adeste Pideles
Novelo
Ceraldine McCabe
Christmas Trees and Programs at Methodist Church Evening
The M E Church plans two Christmas trees at the Methodist Episcopal church this evening with a short program conducted by J H Egbert and Sunday school teachers. Sanita Claus will bring candy and gifts for children. Music by the choir includes prayers, recitations, solos, and songs from both junior and intermediate classes, with several named participants.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
J. H. Egbert
Sanita Claus
Chelit
Thomas Hlabey
Oled
Clarence
Christmas Services at Presbyterian Church Tomorrow
Tomorrow the Presbyterian church holds Christmas services starting at 1 am and 1 pm with Pastor Key F Be Cleland preaching both sessions. Music directed by Miss Mace Dongal includes Holy Night and Oh Come All Ye Faithful. Sunday school and Christian Endeavor meet, and baptism administered at evening service. all invited.
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Presbyterian Church
Wastor
Key
Be Cleland
Mace Dongal
Adam
Coombe
Mss Morgan
Aranged
Novell
Rapisteuieeh
Chrietien Endewor
Mua
J. P. Thomas
Matias
Ole Ieet
Fraternal Union Elects Washington Lodge Officers
The following persons were elected to office for the coming year at Washington Lodge Nui Fraternal Union of America. Justice J. Be. Renta protector H. Gailighers ruth A. G. McLain mercy Mrs. A. Standitied stewards D. C. McDonald Nellie Graham treasurer A. Laggan seer simry d Aldenking guide A. J. McDonald J K. McDonald sentio nel Chase was elected installing Oliver.
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Washington Lodge Nui
Fraternal Union of Ameri
J. BE. Renta
Local holiday goods and notices in town
Holiday books and Christmas cards listed at King's 406 East Park with bulk discounts. New stock from Augustus Short at 209 East Commercial Avenue and Annie Malliner line at Ana conda Cash Boxer announces seasonal goods. A marriage license issued to Julius Richter and Carrie Mortis. Mrs Keck travels to Tacoma after Spokane visit for holidays. Santa Claus arrives at the Ana conda Cash Boxer with Christmas stock. St Mary's academy students Kennedy Furst Morgan Flannagan Gavin home for holidays. A scarlet fever case reported at 520 East Commercial in the Flint family.
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Augustus Short
East Commercial Avenue
Beaminster
William Keck
Tacoma
Spokane
Santa Claus
Park Avenues
Missex Kennedy
Furst
Morgan, Flannagan
Gavin
St. Mary's Academy
James Flint
East Commercial
Christmas bustle and local notices in Anaconda area
Day before Christmas bustle includes a marriage license for Herbert Smith and Roxie Thompson, an avenue money loss inquiry, and multiple church and school plans. Visitors travel to Butte, Deer Lodge trains filled, stores open late, and nuns from Montana spend holidays at Anaconda academy.
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Stone Station
Granite County
Philipsburg
Butte
Horton
Amadeus
Arsunine
Montana
St. Peter's
Anaconda Academy
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Paigen- Bere
Anna Evans
Blanche Mathes
Mary MrLaughlin
Father Follet
St. Paul's Church
Father Coomman
St. Peter's Church
All Hallow's Collage
Salt Lake
Gold Coin Mine To Resume Pay Day For Claims
Gold Coin mine workers and other claimants will receive payment as the Gold Coin Mining company plans to resume operations on or about year’s start. Arrangements are in place to settle liabilities with Anaconda merchants and J R Boarman, who will be paid for services. The company has paid Roach Brothers and others $4,000, finalizing the lease and bond on the Keystone group adjoining the original mines.
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Ananonda
J. R. Boarman
Coun
Gold Coin Mining Company
Valleetion
Hasales
Roach Brothers
Winkh
Keystone Group
Gold Coin
Silver Lake Mines See Stock Consolidation Amid Financial Strife
A bond of ten thousand dollars with two thousand tied to the mint shutdown faced repayment uncertainty as Gold Coin company actions pressured Roach Brothers and others to reduce last payments. The Keystone group bond was taken up after a two thousand dollar cut. Amid financial woes several small stockholders sold at a loss, leaving a small holder base ready to operate the mines and plant at Silver Lake for their value. The Anaconda Cash Bazar at 205 East Park will be open all day Sunday to accommodate late buyers.
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Roach Brothers
Keystone Group
Silver Lake
Anaconda Cash Bazar
East Park
WIN
Two Surprises At Sacred Heart League Meeting
At A. O. H. hall yesterday 43 promoters and many associates gathered for a League of the Sacred Heart session. Father Follet and Mrs. J. Young received gifts in appreciation, a leather couch and a painted League portrait by Sister Amata. A short program featured vocal and instrumental solos and refreshments followed. The J M Kennedy Drug Co. Store has moved two doors from MacCallum Cloutier on Park street to a new Park Street location.
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League of the Sacred Heart
Hell
A. O. H. Hall
Father Follet
Mre. J. &. Young
League
Amata
Ursuline’ Academy
The
Holy City
J. J. McGuinness
Alice Mahoney
Mollie Hogan
Margaret McCaffrey
J. M. Kennedy Drug Company
MacCallum & Cloutier's
Park Street
Grand success at Daughters of Rebekah social
A social and card party at A. C. J. hall by the Daughters of Rebekah drew many players at 60 tables. Prizes went to Judge Kleinhelz and Mr Houseworth for firsts, Miss Turner and John Labeau won booby prizes, with lunch baskets auctioned by M. Sawyer before dancing began. Mrs Kleinholz won a hand suite for her lodge after selling 216 tickets, followed by Mrs Sing with 16 and Miss Hattie McLain with 90 for the group.
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A. C.J. Hall
Rebekah
Kleinhelz
Me. Houseworth
Miss Turner
John Labeau
M. Sawyer
Kleinholn
Honan
Sing
Hermann
Hattie McLiin
Reward Offered For Theft and Vandalism At Ixele Mine
A reward of one hundred dollars is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone taking ore timber or lumber from the Ixele mine or committing vandalism there. The reward is effective since August 25. Information should be given to Thomas M. Hodgens at the State Savings Bank.
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Ixele
Thomas M. Hodgens
State Savings Bank
Kicking guidance from Hudson at Carliste Indian eleven
The article shares Hudson the great kicker's method for field goals, detailing stance, timing, and ball handling. It also notes trainer Ira Ryerson shipping a strong trotting stable to Europe and mentions other sports figures, horses, and expected races in Paris and beyond.
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Ira Ryerson
Alantic
M. Tuthill
Goshen
Royal Baron
Detroit
Maptainy Tuthill
Europe
Belle J
Directum Kelly
Pearline
Robert Lee
Billy Abshire
Ryerson
Captain Tuthill
New York
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Dwyer Voices Caution on Horse Betting and Horse Care
Phil J. Dwyer, with decades of racing experience, argues betting on horses is not a path to wealth. He notes bookmakers profit from the public, few winners at the tracks, and that pot odds favor outsiders. He claims betting is a pastime, and he prefers personal care of his horses over gambling.
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Phil J. Dwyer
Klondike
Little Brown Jus dies at 24 at Cheburn farm Tennessee
The famed pacer Little Brown Jus, 24, died recently at Cheburn farm near Spring Hill Tennessee. Foaled nearby, he sold for low sums early but later set a world record of 2.11% for three heats in Hartford in 1881, before changing hands and enduring hardship. The Tennessee poet John Trotwood Moore funded a bid to bring him home, and Captain Campbell ensured a final home at Brown Jug’s line before death.
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Little Brown Jus
Cheburn Farm
Spring Hill
Tenn
Wil
H. V. Bemis
Chicago
Commodore N. W. Kitson
St. Paul
Hartford
Conn
Lucy
Mattie Hunter
Commodore Kitteen
Cleveland
Buffalo
John Trotwood Moore
Captain Campbell
Brown Jug
Brown Hat
Star Pointer
Cleburne Farm
Tom Halpacers
Tennessee
Chicago team nets six thousand six hundred in season work
The University of Chicago squad posted a strong season total, reporting six thousand six hundred dollars in earnings. Officials praised the team for its best record this term. In other sport news, the National Rifle Association of Great Britain issued a ruling affecting future meetings at Bisley with regard to shooting events.
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University of Chicago Fooday
The
National Rife Association of
Great Britain
Bisley
Notice of corporate name and location change
Notice is given that with written consent of the required capital stock and a trustees meeting held November 9 1899 Washoe Copper Company changes its principal place of business from Butte Silver Bow county Montana to Anaconda Deer Lodge county Montana. D M Newdro president J K Macdonald secretary.
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Washoe Copper Company
Butte
Silver Bow County
Montana
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
D. M. Newdro
J. K. MacDonald
Notice for Publication of Mining Patent Application
Public notice from the United States Land Office in Ferena Montana dated November 10 1899 announces Conrad Kola of Door Lodge Montana has filed for patent on the Illinois No Lode Mining Claim in Summit Valley Beaver County Montana. The claim spans 3.83 acres with 0.37 acres excluded and 6.04 acres in conflict with other surveys. location, boundaries and adjoining claims are listed with survey numbers and names. First publication November 11, 1899.
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United States Land Office
Ferena
Montana
Conrad Kola
Door Lodge
Summit Valley
N. R
Sur
Whichiarm
Recorder
Eilver Bow County
Lode
North Sur
Eilver Lick Lode
Frank Shoviin
South Bor
David Burt
Kerry, Lode
Michael Carroll
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