The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-05
EASTER IN MisSOULA.
Extensive Preparations Being Made
Other Notes and Comment.

Extensive Preparations Being Made
Other Notes and Comment.
Special 10 the standard.
MIssouLA, April 4.-The directors OF
the Iron Mountain extension met last
night and decided 10 put men to work inn
mediately to sink to the lead, which Is
four aud one-half feet thick and averages
29E per cent. lead and SO in silver.
Enough treasury stock has been sold 10
develop the mine. None OF the stock
held by the directors Is for sale.
Next Sunday being Easter, special SER
vices will be held in nearly all the
churches Of the city,. At st. Francis
Xavier's Catholic church there will be the
usual mass at $3.50 and high mass at 1880,
by Werner and offertory, "Regina Coeli,"
by Lambillotte. At evening service will
be. rendered 40 Guam dclecta' and
,,Tantum Ergo by LambiIlotte. As the
church is small and the congregation
large, IL is impossible to have all the GER
monies that would bc desirable.
At the Episcopal Church of the Holy
Spirit the services are expected 10 be the
most interesting in the history OF the par
ish. The church will be appropriately
decorated with flowers. Elaborate prepa-
rations have been made for the music. In
the morning the rector, Rev. George
Stewart, will preach on "The Resurrec-
ton of Christ" and baptise n number of
people. In the evening his subject will be
''Christ's Course to Emmaus."
At the First Presbyterian church there
will be a special musical programme in
the morning u a Sunday school enter
tainment in the evening.
At the present time the Baptists of the
city hold service i'm DIR. Wagner's dental
parlors. On this account no unusual
preparations have been made for Easter.
The pastor, Rev. j. l.. Benedict, will
preach on the theme, THE Resurrection
a Subject of Revelation" The Baptists
are building a fine frame building for
worship in the northwestern part OF the
city, which they expect to dedicate OIL the
third Sunday in May. A number of promi-
men visitors will he here. Special music
is being secured and the ceremony will be
impressive.
Rev. j. W. Tate of the NJ. Z. church will
preach i'm the morning on "The Stone
Rolled Away" and in the evening on
.Tearing Down and Building Up" The
floral decorations will be beautiful and
the music will be unusually good, consist
ing in part of woanthems, 'Christ Arose"
and "He Rose"
On account of the illness Of Mrs. Fisher,
the wife of the pastor, no special services
will be held at the Christian church. The
regular services consist of Sunday school
at 10 a. m. preaching, IL a. m. and Z p. m;
meeting OF the Woman's Missionary So
ciety at $3.50 p. M, and of the Young Peo-
pies Society of Christian Endeavor at 4
p. m. The preaching services will be
conducted by Elder NJ. l.. Streator of Hell
ma. state missionary. His subjects for
morning and evening will be, 1.-THE Para
BILE of the Prodigal SOM and "Sin and Its
Cure these being part of n series of dis
courses which have been delivered at the
nightly revival meetings held for the past
three weeks.
The building formerly occupied as a
saloon by Hutchins 4 Dierman on East
Front street is being moved to Pine street
in the rcar of the court house.
Last night a working man from out of
the city got roaring drunk and was as
sisted To the city bastile by Officer Feile.
When searched he was found to have $50
in checks and about Sl1 i'm cash. This
morning he was iined SIS and costs.
Yesterday four men who were arrested
as Migrants Wednesday night, proved to
Judge Evans satisfaction that they were
working men. SO they were released and
ordered 10 leave the city or go To work.. q
e. O'keef was sentenced To ten days for
vagrancy this morning in the police court.