The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-10-04
MATTERS At MISSOULA
Second Days Session Of the Montana
Christian Association.
E, D. Mats to Open the Campaign
at Thompson Falls-News Notes
and Personal Para
graphs
speclal to the standard.

j. Gist of Deer Lodge, after which Rev.
Galen Wood of Butte presented an adj
mirable sermon on the theme, "Jesus the
Worlds Ideal,m in which Christ was beau
tifully and eonclusively presented as the
one only and necessary ideal man and
the thought was enforced that the one SUI
preme duty of universal man is TO initiate
His manhood. Atthe conclusion Of the SER
mon the president appointed the following
committees: On obituaries, Prof. J. II.
Myers and Revs. Galen Wood and X. +.
Dunlap, with instructions 10 confer with
similar committee from the Christian
Woman's Board Of Missions and report in
the joint meeting Monday; on state work.
Reys. j. A. Seaton, Galen Wood, q. j.
Gist, George Whiting and W. NJ. Jorlon.
After hearing the report Of the pro-
gramme committee, the convention adj
journed with prayer by Rev. O. J. Gist.
Tins mornings session opened at $3.50
o'clock with worship led by Rev. George
L. Barnaby Of BOzeman. The following
additional delegates arrived since yestcr-
day: Helena, G. ID. Wason; Corvallis, j.
l.. Humbel and wife, Mrs. j. d. Jones,
Miss Mabel Jones, Thomas Ray; Liver
pool, England, Rev. IA. S. Earl who will
preach on Sunday at II a. m. After the
reading of the minutes of yesterdays
session, the committee on nominations
submitted the following report which was
adopted: President. Il. II. Irvine, Butte;
vice-president, b. 4. Norris. Cas-
cade; recording secretary, Masscna
Bullard, Helena: corresponding sec
retary, NJ. l.. Streator, Helena
treasurer, &. X. Mitten, Helena; executive
committee, +. q. Faunun, Massena Bul.
lard aud M. L. Streator of Helena, j. Y.
Batterton aud q. j. Gist of Deer Lodge,
Galen Wood of Butte, James II. Cowan of
of Corvallis, w. B. Daniel of Highwood,
Eli Fisher of Missoula, Harrison Jordan
of Fish Creek, X. Z. Dunlap of Bozeman,
B. II. Norris of Anaconda, l.. ID. Reynolds
of Stevensville, w. NJ. Jordan of Cascade; I;
trustees, Edwin ii. Irvine of Butte, Mas
sena Bullard of Helena and John y. Bat
terton OF Deer Lodge; delegates TO G.. G..
Nj. c. and CIV. Is. NJ. in general conven-
ton at Dcs Moines, NJ. l.. Streator, Mrs.
A. Il. Streator and Mrs. c. X. Wells. Rev.
X. T.. Dunlap then offered the following
resolution, which was adopted by the con-
vention.
Resolved, That the trustees Of this association
| to wit, Edwin II. Irvine, John y. Batterton and
| Massena Bldlard, be, and they are hereby,
| authorized 90 Incorporate this association, and
for thai purpose TO file with the proper officers
such certificates AS Is required by law, and said
trustees shall conduct the affairs Of the corpora
ton 50 formed until the first Tuesday In October
| A. d., 1891, being the time OF the ncNt annual
election OF officers OF this association.
| After the adoption Of the resolution the
convention adjourned aud the exercises
of the morning were closed with an able
and impressive sermon by Rev. B. +. Nor.
ris on "The Parable of the Leaven," after
which announcements for the evening
session we're made and the benedction
was pronounced by Rev, Geo. l.. Barnaby
The afternoon session was devoted Ia
the work of the Christian Woman's Board
of Missions. II was called 10 order at .
p. IN. and opened by worship LED
by Mrs. Anna B. Fisher of Missoula
AT conclusion OF which Mrs. Josie Gard
ner of Missoula recited "The Starles.
Crown in beautiful manner. A very
appropriate address Of welcome was de
livered by Mrs. Clara Mason Of Missoulf
and responded to 10y Mrs. Mamie Mills o.
Deer Lodge in a ilttingway. The respons,
was 10 have been made by Mrs. Zena \
Kenyon OF Anaconda, but she was de
tanned at home by sickness.
After the enrolment of members thu
following committees were appointed: Oi
nominations, Mrs. Fisher Of Missoula, Mrs
Nee of Deer Lodge and Mrs. Marshall o
Bozeman; on enrolment, Mrs. Gardne
of Missoula, and Mrs. Ellis Of Bozeman
on obituaries, Mrs. Murphy of Helena
Mrs. Fisher of Missoula; on resolutions
Mrs. Mason of Missoula, Mrs. Miller o
Deer Lodge. Mrs. Jones Of Corvallis; oI
work Of G.. w. B. NJ, Mrs. Fisher Of Mis-
soula, Mrs. Humble OF Corvallis, Mrs
Murphy of Helena.
The reports of auxilaries which wer,
next rendered were extremely gratifying
They showed the growth Of this organiza
tion TO have been very strong and rapi'
in the past year and its present conditol
10 he excellent.
Reports of committees being called 70
the committee OH nominations submitte'
the following which was adopted: Pres
dent, Mrs. &. X. Mills, of Helena; sccrc
tary, Mrs. A. j. Davidson, of Helena; del
egates 10 the general convention, M. l.
Streator, Mrs. A. X. Slreator, Mrs. {
: X. Wells.
After the transaction Of miscellnneou
business, the convention had the pleasur
of listening To two very able addresses
one written by Mrs. A. j. Davidson a
Helena on "rhe Work Of the Christian
Woman's Board Of Missions" aud rea
by Mrs. l.. A. Wibstanley OF Missouls
aud the other by NJ. l.. Strcator on 18th
Scriptural Status Of Woman
The convention then adjourned unit
evening, when, after season of worship
the annual address OF the president and
sermon by j. A. Seaton of Corvallis wer
the principal features.
One placer aud four quartz location
were filed to-day.
j. |. Sawhill is showing a beautifu
specimen Of jasper taken from his squarrs
! Is miles east OF here and polished in He
ena. The quarry is said To be much lal
ger than the one at Phlipsburg.
Articcs of incorporation were filed tt
day Of thc Butte and Montana Commercial
e company, with principal offices In BUTT
/ Object are 10 huy and sell timber an
5 timber lands, cut timber, transport i
5 build roads, tramways, canals and dams
acquire water rights, acquire and Sc
land, e'ect mills, run stores, work minc'
etc. Tie capital stock is Sl,O0O,OOO. III
, incorpuators are A, ). BigelUw and II. !
!, Stevens of Boston; Thomas Nelso
Of Mlishileld, Mass; l., II. Hcrshilcl
: Of Hclcla; w. L. WmsOr 81 FalrhaycI
! Mass J.. A. Coram of Lowell, Mass. an
G.. ii. Palmer and Thomas Couch Of BUTTE
Fraullin Simonds Of Portland, Maine,
membc' of the Raymond excursion part
, of Boston, died Of pneumonia on I'll
!, Northern Pacific train near Horse PAN