The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-25

this much hoped for result. Revival
meetings have been held and much
good done.
Observation-Disclosures G. W. jenkins. the
p&stor, has been very successful on
I this charge. During the revival meet
1nss at Jefferson City there were some
remarkable conversions and additions
| TO the church. The Sunday school is
larger and nearly the entire church at
tends the class meetings. The work is
very encouraging on this important
| charge.
Hamilton-Brother j. A. Martin, pas
tor. Revival meetings of great interest
nave been held here. the pastor being
assisted by P. w. Haynes; % have been
added to the church, the Sunday school
! is larger than any time in it's history
and the E. l.. is aggressive. Work has
begun on the new parsonage.
Helena st. Paul's-Brother f. NJ
Digger, pastor, has held a series of
revival meetings. assisted by DR.. Van
| Scoy and DR.. Tiff. A number have been
added to the church. The young neople
attending the M. w. U. largely attend
this church, and we consider the good
work being done here as of very great
Importance.
Oak street. Helena-Brother A. W.
Roberts is very successful in building
gregations and Sunday school have in
creased during his pastorate. Brother
ROBERTS is student in our M. w. u,
and under God is doing rood work.
kalispell-Brother r. M. Craven, pas
tor, stands like giant at the helm
| directing the affairs of this very i'm
portant church, to which a number of
valuable accessions have been made,
| and the interest is increasing more and
more. This is also true of Broken
| church. part of this work.
| kalispell Circuit-Brother ]. NJ East
land, pastor, under God is doing a her.
culean work; at Bad Rock school house
he has held series of meetings and
organized a church with q members;
also new Sunday school has been in
stituted here. At Spring Greek church
valuable improvements have been
made including the purchase and
hanging of a new bell; revival meetings
were held and IL united with the
| church: at Holt and Fairview the work
is prosperous; during the year he will
build at least one and possibly two new
churches: this is one of the banner cir
cults.
Libby and Troy-Brother J. A. Opie
is pastor. The second Sabbath after
conference our new church at Libby
was dedicated since which time Broth
err Opie has had the church ceiled at
quite an expense: new parsonage has
also been purchased and fitted up, all
| of which has been paid: an E. l.. has
been organized and the work is devel-
oping very encouragingly at this new
point. At Troy arrangements have
been made to secure lots for church
purposes: at Bonner's Ferry and Ocke-
mock good interest prevails; also at
the Snow Shoe mines.
Observation-Disclosures r. J. Forbes our
pastor here, is doing very acceptable
work. The work is developing on all
lines. At Canyon Creek revival meet
ings have been held and some added to
the church. The Sunday school and
congregation filling the church indicate
already the necessity of charging the
church house.
Observation-Disclosures ]. J. McAlister, our
pastor, is in the midst of very encour-
aging work Owing to the heavy debt
on this church due the Church Exten-
sion society, we shall need very
wise management in order to get these
complicated finances adjusted the pas
tor has shown himself master of the
situation. A number have been
brought into the church already during
the year.
New Chicago-Brother j. A. Smith.
our pastor at Philipsburg. has also
charge of this part Of the work. Re
vival meetings have been held at Halls
school house with quite number of
conversions We have some very de-
voted members and earnest workers at
the various points on this circuit. We
may have to place a separate pastor at
this point.
Ovando and Observation-Disclosures F. s.
Clemo is now living in new parson-
age, begun last year at Ovando. The
| Indictment weather has somewhat in
terrupted with the travel on this cir
cult yet there are great evidences of
the presence Of the Holy Spirit and the
good work goes forward.
Philipsburg and Granite-Brother J.
A. Smith, pastor. The work on this
charge is developing nicely. AT Philips
burg we have arrangements on foot to
meet very annoying indebtedness on
the church and parsonage. The Sun
day school and e. L. are both increas-
ing in number and interest. At Granite
the Sunday school. Sister Northy SUI
perintendent. is growing rapidly. Good
spiritual interest prevails on the
charge.
Sand Point-Brother ]. M. Smith,
pastor. has been doing very accepta BILE
work. The new parsonage begun last
year has been completed. No debt. AS
a result of revival meetings some have
been added to the church.
Stevensville-Brothe P. w. Haynes,
our pastor. has been abundant in la
| bors. A very annoying church debt at
this place of long standing amounting
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