By Order of Prophet novel from Rev Henry
Advance copies of a novel by Rev Alfred H. Henry of Butte titled By Order of Prophet recount Utah life under Mormon rule in the 19th century. The author, pastor of Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church, argues the tale uses events and figures from Mormonism to explore harsh social conditions while preserving a Western narrative and strong illustrations.
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Alfred H. Henry
Utah
Mr. Henry
Mountain View
Mos
Henry
Cornwall
Courke
Terest
Carissa
F T. F
Paxson
Joseph Smith
Orson Pratt
Brigham, Young
Special Excursion Train Leaves Montana Union Depot
Special excursion train departs Montana Union depot at 7:20 am Sunday July 27 and returns from Alder by 6 pm. Rates include Butte to Pipestone 81.00, Butte to Whitehall 130, Butte to Twin Bridges 130, Butte to Sheridan 200, Butte to Alder 200, and connections at Alder to Virginia City. Through trips to San Francisco 50 and Los Angeles 80 with limited air tickets. berth reservations and information available from MAN, Rail Streets.
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Montana
Butte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Olds Restores Property Dispute Over Brass Plungers
Police officer Olds resumes duties after reaching agreement with Chief Reynolds on brass plungers ownership. City Attorney Lamb, funds from sale allocated to school fund. Magistrate rules unclaimed property goes to county treasury after six months, with expenses covered. Ladies auxiliary plans July 28 ice cream social at Hibernia hall Center ville.
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Hisat
Chief Reynolds
Olds
Lamb Win
Ladies Auxiliary
O. HL
Hibernia Hall
Centerville
Murphy Captures A Store
Detective Jerry Murphy greets a joyous moment as his wife gives birth to a healthy boy at 3 20 PM yesterday. Dr McDonald and attending nurse report both mother and baby are doing well. The officer shares his happiness as friends extend congratulations.
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Jerry. Murphy
Dr. McDonald
Murphy
Stussy
Muray - Freund Hospital
Dra. McNevin
Bernheim
Big baseball clash at Athletic Park tomorrow
A large crowd is expected for the Brand house versus Southern hotel baseball game at Athletic Park in Butte tomorrow afternoon. Rivalry runs high and both teams boast strong supporters, prompting the shift from Columbia gardens to the old grounds due to a cricket match scheduled there.
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Tere
Brand House
Athletic Park
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Jonn Floyd Returns to Hutte After Year Abroad
Jonn Floyd arrives back in Hutte following a year in Europe. Once a leading Butte businessman and partner in McMillan and Floyd, he left a year ago to take a well earned vacation and has now returned to resume his activities in the community.
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Jonn Floyd
Hutte
Europe
Floyd
Butte
McMillan & Floyd
Welle
Uncivil Rumors Panic Town Over Tracy Death Tale
A rumor mill misfired as reporters chased a sensational tale of Sheriff Culches and Tracy’s alleged final escapade. The Seattle AP office debunked the claim while callers flooded local papers with fears that Tracy was dead, only to reveal the rumor’s wild spread across telephones and headlines.
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Tracy
Washington
Baelled
Ave
Seattle
Associated Press
Culches
Tory Wan
Tony
Hells
Specia
Tom the Great Tailies
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Symons
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Geneva
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Isles
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Mais
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Joplin
Olin Grelish
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Kan
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