New Methodist Bishop Arrives in Helena Area
A new Methodist bishop arrives in the Helena area with plans to preside over the North Montana and Montana conferences starting August 24, joining Mrs Smith in Mandan before the August gathering. The bishop’s background includes degrees from Allegheny College and Drew Theological Seminary, with prior service in Detroit and Bangalore, India.
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St. Pat's Civel
Coburn Memorial Church
Montana
Mishap Smith
Tudiana
Allegheny College
Ann Yony
Columbus University
Drew Theological Seminary
Albion College
Detroit
Bangalore
India
Selena
Methodist Church
Syf
Springfield
Curtis
the Messenger
Helena Area
Helena
Golde Gulch
Golden Gate
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Sricuushig
Calmlence Shattered by Rainy Police Scene at Grandin Home
A rain soaked chaos erupts as uniformed officers and detectives converge on John Grandin's residence, while unrelated scenes mix with film plot chatter and scattered newspaper chatter about politics, radio, and public figures.
Rail unions weigh McAdoo as open convention nears
Rail unions and wage earners signal support for McAdoo as the Conference for Progressive Political Action plans a July 4 convention in Cleveland. Leaders in New York and Cleveland dispute Lafollette’s potential candidacy and insist the Democratic convention remains open to all factions.
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J. G. Lubrsen
Sant 4
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Republican Party Toutines
Conference For Progressive Pa Nical Action
McAdoo
Conference For Progressive Political Action
Cleveland
Davids Lb. Rockwell
McAdox
News
McAdon
Clevelam
New York
William G. McAdoo
Robt. M. Lafotfette
Tornado Hits Des Moines and Omaha Causes Damage
Des Moines reports a tornado early this morning causing thousands in property damage. Injuries are uncertain. Omaha later records a third storm strike this week, shattering storefront windows, felling trees, and crippling street services after midnight.
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Omaha
Nel
Light
Jean
Timber Bid Accepted On Colville Reservation Lands
The Hediani Bas Lumber company of Spokane Washington won the bid for 337,120,000 feet of ripe timber on 121,000 acres forming the Twin Lakes unit of the Colville Indian reservation. The Interior Department accepted the bid today.
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Washington
Hediani Bas Lumber Company
Spokane
Wash
Twin Lakes
Colville Indian Reservation
Interior Department
On the Job Charged by the Slalp Board of was Beales
Beales faces eleven felonies accused by relatives at a Montana facility. He allegedly took 4700 dollars worth of his own hospital receipts and misused state funds. The case cites actions tied to a Great Malty federal grand jury and the Montana Attorney General's inaction.
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Munraa
Montana
Wusenles
Tis
Venison Feeding Case Brings $26 Fine in County Court
A deer out of season was reported to the state fish and game commission. JC Martin of Alta was found guilty at Hamilton for feeding venison to a road camp boss and was fined 25 plus court costs. A rifle seized by deputies was confiscated.
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State Fish and Game Commission
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Martin
Alta
Idaho Line
Augusta News Notes and Local Arrivals in Late June
Miss Hubhush and the county home demonstration group presented two egg usage demonstrations to the civic society. Georgin Gonser and Miss Virginia Fisher visit from town. Townsend family from Nevada arrive due to a death in the family. Mr. and Mrs. Mahoos move to Melon to establish their first home after marrying Violet Murrill. County Superintendent Jessie Morgan and Health Officer Mr. Jordan visit summer schools. Mrs. Walter McManus of Helena visits relatives. Masonite sale at Sun River draws wider attendance despite rain. Lunch is served in old fashioned picnic style. An opening in Sun River canyon tomorrow night. The McGaws spend time at Careat Halls. Una Brown to visit relatives in town for the summer.
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Virginia Fisher
Kcl ‘Townsend
Ily
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Hlere
Tienry Zimmer
Townsend
Tier
Urey
Zimmer
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Melon
Hey
Violet Murrill
Jessie Morgan
Jordan
Elena
Spnner
Walter McManus
Helena
Masgaret Furman
Sun River
Callon
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Wart
Telena
Una Brown
John Manx
O. T. Brown
Sumer
Mer
Eston Christian
Il Centro
Calif
Yellowstone Park
California
American debut of Pola Segui producer creates buzz at Marlow
Dimi Rnewowelski, famed akinn producer on Pola Segui’s Lernout project Aten, previews his first American production with a Marlow showing. Hans Dreier recalls European shoots under dangerous conditions while the Farm Bureau hosts a sparsely attended picnic as grasshopper issues worry farmers. GW Hodgins reports grain growers nearing relief but seek rain. Former President Mither ant joins the French Bar association Advocates council.
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Pola Segui
Aten
Marlow
Batlerine
Hans Dreier
Buchowelski
Ireny
Dreier
France
Reptilie
Erst Coxen Fy
Pola Weark
Tohart W. Grazer
Nobert Fileson
Josept Swickall
Moot Collins
Gina Corrad
Edgar ‘Norton
Ursula Manin
Lwome
Farm Bureau
Hodgins
Spring Valley
Daughter elopes from Silver Star toward Canada on horseback
L Worley of Silver Star reported to Butte police that his 15 or 16 year old daughter left on horseback with a man about 45 on Saturday. He believes she did not run away willingly and asks police to watch for them as they head toward Canada. A search will be conducted by Butte police and other Montana authorities.
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Canada
L. Worley
Silver Star
Worley
Hone
Butie
Montana
Butte Man Fired First Locomotive Headline Variant
Charles Davis of 2221 Vine Street recalls firing the Wil Lina Crooks the first locomotive to run west of the Mississippi. The engine’s inaugural run occurred June 24, 1862 from St Paul to St Anthony, establishing Minnesota’s first railroad line. Its final journey ended May 24 after a round trip to Seattle and back before returning to St Paul.
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Chas. KH. Davis
Vine Street
Inoksily
Willina Crooks
Mississippi River
St. Paul
St Anthony
Minnetpotiay
Vaville
Minnesota
Bazaar Exchange at Gaorl Hardware
A tourist in a London setting asks about automobile accessories while a bookkeeper smiles. The dialogue lightly references Cleopatra's Needle and a basilisk as a quip about odalisques, capturing a playful, urbane interaction in a Purely London style.
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Poppa
London
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