Kathleen Favors Home in Ireland Over Terrence OConnell
The narrator learns Kathleen plans to return to Ireland with Terrence OConnell’s blessing, revealing Lizzie’s motives and a hidden romance. Terrence confesses he loves Lizzie but sees Kathleen as unattainable, while Kathleen’s longing for home drives the upheaval. The reveal shifts mood as Terrence arrives, and the household braces for change.
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Fire consumes Mother Berry home at Montana state fairgrounds
Flames swept a north Helena state fairgrounds stable and the home of Mother Berry leaving her 83 and a long-time resident without a dwelling. George Cooney’s 10 head of racing stock valued over 10000 were protected by firemen who laid more than a half mile of hose. Rosa Lockwood the 14 year old horse was saved. Mother Berry shelters at Jim McVey home as she recovers from losses.
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Ronan Man Displays Wood Carving Talent in Town Exhibit
Frank Anderson, 62, a leather worker now devoted to wood carving, has a wall plaque exhibit at Quality shoe shop in Whitefish owned by his son Larry. The pieces include a teak Roosevelt portrait, Pioneer Mother and Son, a North Dakota homestead scene, a Madonna and child, a Catholic nun, and an American Indian chief carved from Brazilian walnut. The works were shown at the Seattle Art Institute and Tacoma, and Anderson now resides in Ronan.
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Fire Destroys Cooney Plant Building and Stables
Harry McGahan contract rider for Mr. Cooney and caretaker alerted the blaze. He and Leonard Young former railroad commissioner formed a two man bucket brigade to dampen adjoining fences before the fire department arrived. The fire leveled the building, consuming hay and racing equipment, with $500 hay and $2,500 gear saved.
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