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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1922
Page
8
Andre Louis flees Gavrillac after a sedition charge as Aline warns him to hide. They conceal near a barn where secrets unfold about Leandre and a planned marriage to a Marquis amid danger and a looming arrest, setting a tense pursuit in motion.
Tonopah news reports the death in Sacramento of James L. Butler at age 60, noting her as "Mother of Tonopah" and co discoverer of the Mizpah lod ge that put Tonopah on the map as a leading western silver camp. Her 1901 overland trek with husband led to the Mizpah find and great mining returns.
The second in the union church series is held this evening at 8 at the Unitarian church under the Helena Ministerial association. Rev. Frank E. Carlson will preach God in a Man's Life with Edith Grimes vocal solo and violin by J Myron King. Several cooperating churches participate despite Baptist groups attending Montana Baptist assembly at Broadwater hotel.
The Rev M D Eubank of the general board of promotion and foreign missions will preach at the First Baptist church this morning. Miss Erith Grimes is announced as the vocal soloist. Eubank is attending the state assembly of Baptists at the Broadwater hotel.
The Rev. Timi Humphrey announces a Children’s Day program at St Paul’s M. TF church for 11 am including junior and primary department recitations, violin and piano solos, songs, and appeals by Mrs Warder and others. Regular services follow: Sunday school 9, Epworth League 7 pm, evening sermon by the pastor.
A long list of church services and Sunday gatherings is announced for Broadwater including Morning worship at several churches and a 2:30 pm service on the grounds at Tourist cabins. Residents are invited to board the Broadwater car to the site and attend prayers and sermons at multiple locations.
Chicago police reporter Dan O Leary, known as Carnation Dean for fifty years, died at St Josephs hospital after a 12 day illness. He was 69 and kept his beat until his illness overtook him.
McRaecastle Royal Highlanders closed their member contest Monday evening with a large initiation class. The team led by Mrs. Frank Hirseh captain secured 49 members and the team led by Mrs. George J. Houle captain secured 37. The next meeting set for Thursday July 6 at Eagle hall on South Main street will initiate another class, install officers, and hold a banquet with the winning team named. Since Mr and Mrs A Johnson of Billings began the work, 178 new members have been admitted.
Washington reports Montana coal production in 1920 totaling 413,866 tons with 10.3 percent mined by hand, 47.5 percent by machine, and 1,827,853 tons from the solid. The record notes no production in Moviana from strip pits and a misprinted figure for Montana methods.
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