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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1925
Page
4
Montana State Fair restates county collective exhibits after years off due to the main hall fire. J Burks Clements says $600 in prizes will be awarded with $200 for first, $200 for second, and $100 for third. Pat Carney of Waterco named executive in charge of county exhibits with ample room provided.
The Montana Tuberculosis association held its annual meeting with Harry K. Cunningham of Helena reelected president and O M Tanstrum, Helena, named vice president. Others include Mrs T A Grigg of Butte as state chairman, Mrs Sara Morse of Helena as secretary, and T O Hammond of Helena as treasurer. Dr Allen Krause of Johns Hopkins spoke. nurses Miss Winifred Kinney of Butte and Miss Gladys McGuire of Great Falls reported on patient treatment.
Dr J L Treacy Br E T Nash Emil Starr and Ford Johnson depart for a remote fishing and hunting expedition to the south fork of the Flathead. They will travel by pack horses beyond automobile roads with morses and outfits prepared to access wild terrain and pristine wilderness.
A birthday party was held for Miss Edna Wright at her parents home at 210 N Warren Street. The Walita Campfire girls hosted the event presenting a ukulele. Edna had just returned from a two week Walita camping trip with the group.
Boy scouts present an 8 PM program in the East Helena theater with Rev. K. C. Hoff presiding. Demonstrations include the coat stretcher first card stunt fireman drag and lift knot tying relay and readings on the scout oath and laws led by F. A. Howard Milo Dean and William Fredericks. W J Connor of the ex Helena smelter closes the program arranged by WW F Boulware scout executive with local East Helena help.
May Seymour returns to Helena during a wet night to plead with Dick and Gloria Gregory for shelter and guidance. She reveals plans to sell all she has to escape the past, and a hinted future with Ulysses X. Forgan arrives as she seeks to free herself from a home tied to tragedy.
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