The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-02

events Transporting in every mining camp In the
state. The seventh column is indicative OF
prosperity and the pressing needs OF It's con-
stituents for more advertising and news space.
It's editorial columns obtain wealth OF thought
from able writer's. All hail the enlarged stand
ard May she keep UP her iick.-Steyensyille
Northwest Tribune.
The Anaconda Standard has increased its
Size TO seven column paper The announce
ment was made In Its 10 page issue OF last sun
Gay, IN one OF the most complete publications
that has ever been turned from a printing es-
adjustment In Montana. The standard is
power all over the state. IL can be found In
every miners cabin and at every family fire.
side. The pauper and the millionaire read IL,
and even The prejudiced and bigoted would not
rest with ease II they were for one single issue
without It, We note with pride It's ascending
greatness and the stupendous fact that II Is the
disposition OF this progressive institution TO
push TAR ahead OF any and all competitors. It's
news service Is splendid. could be no better for
Montana In every detail. every act OF note or
Importance is chronicled and In Butte II Is ac-
knowledged as the foremost newspaper OF that
town. IL Is a common Occurrences TO read afull
and detailed account containing every particu-
lar In the Standard, when only meager and
uncertain six line local is read in any Of the
other journals. The Standard Is indeed Mon
tana's greatest newspaper, and with Its in
creased size and the magnitude II has now
reached. 1t Is as II being crowned for past
splendid labor by the people who are the in
struments that have made It what IL is. Cour-
ageous, fearless and honest in all of Its express
sions, 1t Is deserving OF even more than what
has yet been bestowed upon Il, and from It's
prosperous and progressive past we predict for
this, the monarch OF Montana's daies, fu-
ture. the envy OF any paper In the entire North
wsst.-Basn Times.
Governor Waite will speak at Pocate.lo and
Idaho Falls some time next month. He will
talk in these towns on his way TO Moatana,-
Boise Sentinel.
The first number OF the College Exponent.
published for the agricultural college by ii. G.
Phelps, superintendent OF the business Depart
ment, has just made its appearance. On the
first page Is an excellent portrait OF President
Reid, together with a sketch OF his life. The
paper Is almost entirely taken up by articles
from the different professors OF the college on
interesting subjects connected with its work.
It is a neat l2-page publication. the pages being
7xs inches In sizs.-Bozeman New Issue.
We take pleasure in referring to the man.
moth publication in The Greater standard" Of
last sunday. The Standard OF that date was
the most entertaining and spicy OF any news
paper edition ever published in the state. All
praise to the Standard and Its corps OF bright
writer's. Red Lodge New Idea.
All. hal Sound the timbrels Beat the tom
toms! open. oh, ye gates of living light On
with the dance let Joy be unconhned! We
have it, No wonder that MissOula women IA
yor the wearing OF boomers. They are so
tight at the knees that "a mouse would not have
a ghost OF a snow.-Missoulian.
The Anaconda Standard on sunday last ap-
peared as a lG-page seyen-column paper. and a
remarkably good paper IL was. too. Its regular
edition will have one column more to each page
than heretofore, aad other improvements in the
way OF news service are being made. This ev.-
dence of prosperity should be gratifying TO
every resident OF the state -Neihart Miner.
or all the contemplate, stubborn mischief
making ignoramuSes that curse the world, the
people who condemn others on mere hearsay
evidence are the worst. They are the cause OF
more mise ~ In a general way than all the Shiny
and poisonous reptiles that crawl upon the
earth. They are usually the kind OF Pharisees
that Christ des pissed, and OF IN Q class that fur
nish mobs and religious blgots. They are more
To be dreaded than cholera and smallpox. and
they never render humanity a service until they
dle-Livingston rost.
question that has been agltatlng the people
OF the East Is: "Nhere Is the most wicked city
in the United States?" The New York sun. the
first TO breach this subject. brands the city on
with Cripple Creek, In Colorado, a poor second.
Butte since tine Rev. Jerry Rounder commenced
religious revival services in his tabernacle In
the placer dggings, Is not figured among the
very wicked cities at al. aud the race for hOnors
is chiefly between the two namei, with Helena
so FAR in the lead tina. there is no possibility OF
the Cripple Creek candidate hOvlng IN sight.
With all the wlckedness that prevails all over
the country, It is pleasing to note that Basin
holds her regular sunday services and with dig
nifty pokes up her nose a. the other great cities
who are making such a great stir for dirty
honors basin Times.
The Anaconda Standard has added another
co. umn to each page and It's regular issue now
is eight pages OF news and seven columns to the
page. The last sunday issue was double num-
Der OF sixteen pages, and was a corSer, cover
ing the entire news field OF the state. It's soc al
happenings. a complete news map OF the world
and well written and ably considered editorial
page. without desiring to fatter the standard,
or detrac; from the many able dailies OF Mon
tana, the Standard certainly takes rank among
the great newspapers OF America and Yields a
tremendous power In the affairs OF the state
And again Il is more than usually fair paper,
guided by conservatism and considering the
truth paramount TO personal gain the people
have faith In II and depend upon IL. We are
glad TO see this evidence OF the prosperity OF
the standard and trust that IL may grow in
value TO the people until IL becomes necessity
In every home In the west.-HamiltOn News.
AMONG CHURCH PEOPLE.