The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-02

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$50 o'clock. with Mrs. Whitehill OF An
conda state president. in the chair.
Mrs. Martin. on behalf of the church
congregation and people OF Deer Lodge
extended a welcome TO the delegations
in a few well chosen remarks. The re-
mainder OF the afternoon was devote
to permanent organization and whole
some discussion Of the several papers
on missionary work. as presented by
the delegates. To-day the sessions OF
the society were devoted 10 the dis
cussion Of plans for work during the
ensuing year and election OF officers.
Appended is a complete list Of the
delegates and s%ynodical representatives
OF the church in Montana, enrolled in
the register as present at the several
sessions OF the organization:
Butte-Rev. T.. !. Groeneveld. Rev.
A. J.. Goodfriend. Elder George Davis.
Missoula-Rev. Walter Hayes.
Great Falls-Rev. DIR. Gynne. synodi-
cal mission: Rev. I. y. Roberts, Sun
day school missionary.
Deer Lodge-Rev. DR.. a. IL. Martini.
moderator. Elder r. w. Catlin.
Spring Hill-Rev. Davis Wilson.
PhiIipsburg-Rev. j. IL. Butter. ID. y.
Mcdonald. elder.
Helena-E. NJ. Ellis. Sunday school
missionary: Rev. \. h. Baird. ID D..
Rev. y. w. Poole.
Stanford-Rev. George Edwards.
Pony-Rev. Mr.. Raymond.
Dllon-Rev. III. a. Mossar.
Anaconda-Rev. Mr.. Clelland, Mr..
Geddes, for Christian Endeavor So
ciety.
Boulder-Rev. c. II. CRUDE.
Bozeman-Rev. Mr.. MacLain.
Hamilton-Rev. q. j. Rider.
Kalispell-Rev. Mr.. Fisher.
Corvallis-Rev. George Blair.
Manhattan-Rev. Vanden look.
Granite-Mr. Cummings. elder.
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in the Presbyterian church last even
ing with a sermon by the retiring mod
orator, the Rev. Davis Wilson of BoZe-
man. At the conclusion of the service
i'm the church the delegates from out of
town enjoyed a reception in their n
In the college p%arlors. Following is
the programme Of exercises for the
meetings Of the great council:
Friday. Sept. 30, go y. m.-Sermon
by the moderator. Rev. Davis Wilson
Of Bozeman. $50 y. m.-Election OF
moderator. 800 y. m.-reception at the
college parlors.
Saturday. oct. /. 900 a. m.-Devotion-
al exercises. led by Rev. A. j. Good
friend Of Butte. $3.50 n. m.-Synodical
business. 1900 m.-Noon recess. After
noon session, 2.3O y. ~m.-Synodical bust
ness. 500 y. m.-Recess. Evening ses-
sion, 7.30 y. m.-Home missions. Ad-
dresses by Rev. J.. II. Gwynne, u. D.,
1 ~ ll'hlAaAl lfliFFlbiAaA y . III ' w Ais -
Holt. D.. D.. Of Portland. ore.
Sunday, oct. o.. II 80 n. m.-Sermon
by the moderator of synod and COM
munion Of the Lords supper. 1880 y.
m.-Address by Rev. T.. G. Ray. ID. D.,
secretary of the Board Of AID for Col
leges.
Monday. oct. 3. 900 a. m.-Devot;on1I
exercises. led by Rev. George Edwards,
Of stanford. $3.50 a. m.-SynpdicIl
business. 1900 m.-Noon recess.
Saturday, Sessions.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Deer Lodge. oct. lon conclusion Of
the sessions Of the Butte, Helena and
Great Falls preshyteries last night tls
meeting of the church workers of the
Presbyterian church in Montana Te-
solved itself into a general council ~
synod, and after divine service, con-
Quoted by the Rev. Mr.. Wilson Of
Bozeman. an adjournment was taken
till 10 o'clock this morning. whe IL
again opened with devotional exercises.
conducted by Rev. \. I. Goodfriend of
Butte. and with the election Of Rev.
J. B. Butter and Rev. George Edwards
as temporary clerks. the council pro-
Ceeded i'm the transaction Of routine
business. During the day the follow %
ing brethren were present and were m
Vited to sit I'm the body as correspond
ing members: Rev. y. Il. Clerand o.
the synod OF Minnesota. Rev. VIM. :.
Holt. II. H., Of the synod Of oregon.
Rev. w. VI. Jordan, Of the Christian
church: Rev. \. 4. Walker, II the NJ,
T., South. and Rev. II. A. Mcsscr Of
the synod Of Michigan.
Rev. +. II. Gwynne, II. d. gave q
very interesting report of his work as
superintendent Of home missions 10;
Montana during the past wear. Rev. \.
X. Baird, II. H.. who has bsAn 80 durius
the year, Is % quite restored 10 for
mer vigor and h requested tu take ~
the work Of superintendent Of home
missions on December /.
At the popular service. conducted H.
the Presbyterian church TINS evening
Rev. +. II. Gwynee. u. H., aui Rev. W
:. Holt. II. D., delivered al lresscs on
the subject OF home missions.
Following are the announcements fot
services in the different churches to.
morrow:
At the Christian church-Nornlnc
service, Rev. Walter Hayes ~ Nilsson.
Ia; evening service, Dr. w. $. Holt oi
Portland, ore.
At the Methodist Epis"ppal church
south-Murniug service, Rev. %. Il
Rider of Hamilton; evening service
Rev. !. ". MacLain Of Great Falls.
, At the Presbyterian church-Morn.
ing service, Rev. -. NJ. Fisher OF Kali
ispell. the ncwly-elected moderator
10 evening service. Rev. T.. c. Ray. n. II.
OF Chicago, secretary OF the board .
r. college aid.
v The Woman's Presbyterian Mission
% airy association. a most worthy Biblica
. educational organization. convened a
I o'clock yesterday aftr moon In IN,
e Methodist church. the roll call show
ing an attendance Of l6 visiting dele
gates and six from the local society.
e The first session opened with a prais
service conducted by Mrs. Reznor O
Butte: address 81 welcome by Mrs
@ Martin. Deer Lodge. with respons
from Mrs. MacLain, RoZeman. ddres
by the president. Mrs. Whitehill, Ana
conda: reading minutes OF last meetin
r by the secretary. Mrs. Catlin. Dee
Lodge: synuiical scCretary's report
synodical treasurer's report: paper b
e. the secretary Of young peoples wori
Mrs. Butter. P"hilipsburg: vocal sol,
I Mr. AT4Nv.tT nR.r \ aN..s amor a