Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-20
FROM THE SHELTER cIaY.


The Montana P~resbytery Session There
The Presbyterian Church-A Liberai
Attractive Display 9 tne
Est.s i Connell Co~mpany-Lawn Ten
mis-, Etc.
ANACONDA, April 16.-[Correspondence OF
the Miner.l-Thish has been a very ineereee-
inc week at the Anac. nda Presbyterian
Church. On Friday the Presbytery OF MOI
taua assembled. Stirring addresses were
oiven by DR.. Macmillan Of Deer Lodge. Rev.
r. NJ Stevenson OF Foreman, Rev. Ellis
of S%tevensville, Rev. Hugh Lamont Of MIS-
soula and others. The regular rout1ee OF
business was carried through successfully.
Rev. 7. j. Lamont, pastor OF the Ana
conda church, was appointed delegate TO
the general assembly which meets in New
York City, May 18th next, which Will
necessitate Mr.. Lamont's absence ior
several weeks.
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ia an ornament to Anaconda. 1t is located
on Main street, a block south OF the new
horel. The building is brick and cost
SIS, 700. The inside is nicely finished in
cherry. An elegant new pipe organ graces
| the church. A competent organist and well
| trained choir are always 10 attendance;
| The audience room, is beautifully carpeted
| and seated with opera chairs. The pulpit
set is in harmony with the rest OF the furn'.
ture, The church is the admiration OF
every beholder. On last Sabbath evening
| the church was dedicated. The audito-
| rum was crowded on the occasion. At the
| close OF DR.. MacMillan's sermon he asked
the people to
PAY OFF HI I-NDEBTEDNEss.
The appeal resulted in raising $500,
which nearly pays the entire debt. 1t was
an occasion for great rejoicing on the part
of the members.
The Ct. urch is 10 a flourishing condition,
| with promise OF still larger success. Last
year was the beginning OF Mr.. Lamont's
fourth year as a pastor. Mr.. Lannon'S and his
| estimable wife as well deserve all the credit
and praise that can be bestowed upon
| them for the magnificent result Of the work
here in their charge.
THE TENNIS CLUB.
At the meeting OF the Tennis club on
Monday night all necessary arrangements
were completed for the organization of the
club. The enrolment at present numbers
forty, some of them expert tennis players.
Grounds have been selected for a double
court. Arrangements have been made for
the grading, rolling and packing OF the
same, and the set will be ordered imme.
diately.
EASTER N OF MILLINERY.
The ladies of Anaconda should bear in
mind that Miss Hattie White, the popular
milliner, will have an Easter opening on
Thursday and Friday, and On those occa.
sions the most exquisite and beautiful mil
linery ever seen here will be showed to the
public.
HANDSOME DRY GOODS DISPLAY.
The interior Of Estes & Connell's dry
goods department in Anaconda presents a
dazzling, bewildering and beautiful appear
ance. Mr.. M. E. Cartmell of the Bonner
Nero sntile Company has sole charge of the
decorating, draping and window trimming
here, as we'll as in the mammoth firm of
Butte. The beautiful festoons OF handker-
chiefs, garlands and rich draperies show at
once the work OF q skilled hand. Stylish
street suits, lovely evening costumes and
exquisite tea gowns are displayed to ad-
vantage, likewise handsome parasols. The
windows Easter Sunday will be a bower OF
beauty.
DR.. D. R. Terrence, the new resident ply
stefan at Mussigbrod & Mitchell's Warm
Springs, paid Anaconda his first visit yes
terday. 1t is hoped that. owing to the
nearness of the doctors residence, he will
become n of Anaconda's society young
men.
Born in Anaconda, April 16, to the wife
Of George B. Winston, a daughter.