davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14
THE WORK 0F 4 FIEND.


Tins morning. was a young girl,
hardly III her teens, neatly clad,
with sweet, innocent face set off
By wealth Of curly brown hair
and with a pair Of honest blue
eyes from which rainel tears that
would awake feeling of pity in
the most hardened.
Behind the bars in a cell in the
city prison stood a handsome young
woman, who bore ii striking re
sembiance to this little maid, but
whose defiant, reckless look clearly
told Of the wide breach between
them.
Connected with these two vas a
story sad i'll the extreme-a story
which put the imprint Of a vir- in
on the sorrowing little creature
and stamped the other q demoness,
and yet these two were sisters.
Sig years ago there lived in TAT
nall county plain, honest farmer
named Newmans. Suddenly he
died, and behind him was lett to
battle with the world wife and
five small children. In only few
months after the cruel hand Of
death struck down the head oi this
family i again entered the houses
hold and the good moths. was
taken away. Fatherlcss and
motherless we're the five small chill,
dr,n. The eldest, Alice, Was "a
promising, pretty girl Of fourteen !;
the youngest boy baby. Their
ancestors had iett them Wilh but
little OF this wortd's goods, and it
became Necessary That they be pro-
vided With homes. Nice Was seat
20 Savannah and NannIe, her ten
yearNo.d sister, went to 1--we IN
Eastman, While the three little
boys were taken care OF by the
Orphans Home Ia tlis city,
Six years had passed since these
Children OF the dead farmer had
lett their home, and ia all this
time they had not once seen eich
other and had heard but little. In
the meantime, Alice had married a
Mr.. DAILY, OF Savannah, and it was
not strange that, when the youngH
err sister heard Of this, she wished
to 60 to her. Hearing that Alice
was in Macon at the Health Home
ofDr. Fuller. on Gotten avenue,
the young girl boarded the train
and come to this city. She went
to the Health Home aad learned
that her sister had been employed
there, but had returned to Swan
nah only few weeks before. She
was offered Il position at the home
and accepted it, remaining there
until last week, when she went 10
live with the family Of Mrs, NJ. l..
Rogers, on Plum street.
Just before leaving tor her new
nome she was called on by " wo-
man giving der name as MIS-
Flora hoolhsoh; ""o Chained 10 DC
TREND, ana stated lhi't he' sister
was theh at her mousse Inc young
girl easily ieil mo lhe Trap "no
SetIl'9 mo '''0 ''' ''a sue ven
to fno Il r Iong IoS' SISTER Inc
carnage mated IL front VI Il mouse
on RUIN street anu sum 'hSus
PectlnS 'no innocent " 'oen
allsh'ed ana wen, WIN nsr COM
Panlo"' II was ''en '"FN' or eis5
her innocent cn''u'Sn ace "oui"
nave c'IIeo i'''" l'o's',on from II
some P"'seF-oy' ana "eF me i'r"
would never have been 'Iio"ed 70
cross the threshold Oh the pace she
entered
Upon going into the house she
was conducted to room where
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14

We are in receipt of an invita-
ton from the senior class of Union
Female College, Euflula, Ala, to
attead the commencement exer-
cises Of that college.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14
A FINE
6DIi Watch Free!

FOR EVERY DOLLAR N
CASH that You spend with us be-
tween this and October ist., we
will give you ticket entitled to
chance alta II Karat Double case,
stem Wiading and Stem Setting
GOLD WATCH worth s50.0n.
The drawing will take place st
our store on above date under
management Of disinteresied par>
ties.
~" DON'T FAIL to come and
see the WATCH and secure a tick
ct at once.
DEAN & DAVIS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14
DEN IgSTEeY.
I. II. THurm0Ad.
DAWSON - GA

ia " oUN, = GA.
Satisfaction Gua,an>
-lIryYYY teed ii all kinds Of Den~
tai Work. Old plates repaigct
and made good as new.
BEST LuCAL ANEsTHETICs USED.
Pairess Extraction Of Teell
Patronage respecttuy soi-ited.
Office up stairs over Tom MtGilRs
store.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14

No interior city in Georgia Of
fers better field for manufacto-
rres than Dawson. Where is a bet
ter place for a guano factory, an
ice factory, Il cotton compress, and
many others that might be men.
toned?
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14

Some rascal, without the fear of
God or gunpowder before his eyes,
has been stealing chickens about
the city at night. 1t would not be
a bad idea Tor a stop to be put to
that sort of foollshGess.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14

Mrs. Thomas Palmer, of Daw.
son, was in the city last Saturday
and Sunday on a visit to her IN,
Gle, Mr.. Morris Dixon.--Cuthbert
Enterprise.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14

Roy Jones has been retained by
Captain Alexander as assistant
postmaster.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14

DR.. Emmett lowers, OF Webster,
was in the City a few d.ys ago.
lie was just from the New Orleans
Medical College and was looking
for a place to locate. He express
ed himself delighted with our
booming city and will probably
soon become a citizen Of DeWs1n.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14

Mr., j. c. Turner, a prominent
citizen OF Camilla, has been to
Dawson on prospecting tour.
He was highly pleased with our city
and will come again.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14

Mrs. r. f. Simmons is at the
the bedside Of her sick mother in
Sumter county.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14

Professor W. H. Allen, of Amer~
icus, was in the city several days
last week. He was astonished at
the rapid strides made by Dawson
since his removal from here few
day years ago.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14

The demand here for carpenters,
masons and day laborers, at good
prices, is big. Come to Dawson ii
you want plenty Of work at good
pay.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14

The young people enjoyed de-
lightfui sociable at Mr.. f. Y. Mar
tins Thursday evening.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14

Miss Rosalie Hester has returns
ed to Atlanta after s4journ of
three montl in this city with rel
atives. While here she mace
many friends.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14

Seersucker coat and vest at so
cents at Davis d Locke's.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14

News and Comment Caught on the
Fly.
Captain Alexander took charge
Of the postoffice Monday morning.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14

There ale Isle thread stockings
that no one could tell from silk. >
silk stockings With lace fronts are
dainty Tor drcssy occasions. Edi~
tor Tom Gibson in Augusta Even
ing News.
What We would like to knew IS
how Tommy manages to see all
these stockings, and knows 50
much about their appearance on
dress occasions. Every few days
Editor Gibson gives the people Of
Augusta an item about the beau
ties OF some new kink in stockings,
and how becoming they appear az
adjoining beauty. Let US know,
Tommy, and if you are going to
vaeate your position as a stocking
editor On the News we will apply
for 1t.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14

Superintendent Mckenzie has
issued orders that the working
force be reduced in the Central
railroad office here, and Messrs,
Jones and Pierce will probably
leave the roads employ.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14

Be sare togo 10 Davis & Locke.
tor c.othing They sil the b.
aud cheapest.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14
Crashed BY { e Cars.

On rr-ro excursion from o.
Iumbus to RichlanJ a few day,
ago some negros pushed one negro
against another, knocking him be-
tween the car wheels, which pass
ed across him, mangiing his right
leg. 1t was amputated, lis 9TH
or foot and the lower portion OF lis
back were also broken.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14
-&.IFREIGHT PAID. ~

e gree to assume all freight on Pianos and
'..aui. Those who want 4Hi6k deliVefyi ofder
from US The mail and freight facilities OF Atlanta
a's perfect. no matter what others offer, write US
...1e purchasing, and see how easily money can
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14

PIANOS $3.50 90 to ST., 800 90
ORGANS .......S as 90 to S $50 90
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14
CITY GOSSIP.

CITY GOSSIP.
News and Comment Caught on the
Fly.
Captain Alexander took charge
of the postoffice Monday morning.
Roy Jones has been retained by
Captain Alexander as assistant
postmaster.
Mrs. r. F. Simmons is at the
the bedside of her sick mother in
Sumter county.
The young people enjoyed de-
lightfui sociable at Mr.. f. Y. Mar
tins Thursday evening.
The demand here for carpenters,
nasons and day laborers, at good
prices, is big. Come to Dawson ii
you want plenty of work at good
pay.
Miss Rosalie Hester has returns
ed to Atlanta after sojourn of
three mont in this city with rel
atives. While here she mace
many friends.
Mrs. Thomas Palmer, of Daw>
son, was in the city last Saturday
aud Sunday on a visit to her m,
Gle, Mr.. Morris Dixon.-Cuthbert
Enterprise.
Mr., j. c. Turner, prominent
citizen OF Camilla, has been to
Dawson on a prospecting tour
He was highly pleased with our city
and will come again.
We are in receipt of an invita-
ton from the senior class of Union
Female College, Euflula, Ala, to
attead the commencement exer-
cises Of that college,
The active, public spirited men
must make this Town and develop
this country. ItIs no use for them
to stand back and wait on the slow
er ones to come forward.
Some rascal, without the fear of
God or gunpowder before his eyes.
has been stealing chickens about
the city at night. 1t would not be
a bad idea tor stop to be put to
that sort of foollshGess.
No interior city in Georgia Of
ters a better field for manufacto-
RES than Dawson. Where is bet
ter place for a guano factory. an
ice factory, Il cotton compress, and
many others that might be men.
toned?
Professor w. H. Allen, of Amer~
icus, was in the city several days
last week. He was astonshed at
the rapid strides made by Dawson
since his removal from here few
day years ago.
| Superintendent Mckenzie has
issued orders that the working
force be reduced in the Central
railroad office here, and Messrs.
Jones and Pierce will probably
leave the roads employ.
DIR. Emmett lowers, OF Webster,
was in the CITY few d.ys ag).
lie was just from the New Orleans
Medical College and was looking
for a place to locate. He express
ed himself delighted with our
booming city and will probably
soon become citizen OF Dewson.
Contagious Blood Diseases.
The horror OF blood diseases is
the fact that they are contagious.
Eczema, Saltrheum, Itch, and 9th
er skin diseases may be contracted
by using the same towel, and thus
it frequently happens a whole
family becomes afflicted with the
disease some member has contracted
elsewhere. 1t is obviously the
sacred duty of anyone who
suffers from blood dis
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14

We oder special Inducements
IN carpets and rugs and rattan
chairs. Lowrey and Orr.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14

Go to Davis and Lockes fer
bargains in shirts, zoars, collars
aHd cJ.is, shoes aud hats.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14

4 large assortment of waite
Gods that must o, rom ) ~ -
cents per yard, a NcLain Bros.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14

No Morphine in Brewefs Lung
&estorer-there!ore il is harmless.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-05-14

Russell Owen q Bro. furnished
cream for 1000 people at Richlaud
last Friday.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-09-13

Ou le docteur louerait un autre
cheval ct une autre fillette, ct ainsi
de suite jusqu'a Bergen. Ce cocher
dune nouvelle espece n'eht pas
manque d'6tonner un Granger !;
mais telle est la coutume en- Suede
ct Norvege. Les hommes croiraient
perdre leur temps en- remplissant
ces fonctions, ct il nest pas rare
de confer a des enfants de dix a
douze ans de lourds attelages qu'ils
savent manier avec une aisance
consommee.
LIE docteur etait deja installe
dams le fond du vehicule, ct bien
emmitoutl6 dams ses fourrures.
Erik prit place a cote de Wanda,
apIes avoir tendrement embrasse
son pere ct son frere, qui Sc conten
terent de lui exprimer par leur
tristesse muette le chagrin que leur
causait son depart, puis la bonne
Katrina qui fut plus expansive.
"Adleu, mon fils! disait-elle au
milieu de ses larmes. N'oublie
jamais ce que t'ont appris tes
pauvres parents! Sois honn6te ct
brave !! Ne meDs jamais! Travaille
de ton mieuz! Protege toujourS
ceux qui sont plus fables que toi
Et 81 tn ne trouves pas lie bonheur
que tn merites, reviens lie cherchel
aupres de nous"
Wanda toucha lie cheval, qui
partit au grand trot, Ell faiSant
sonner ses c!ochettes. Lair etail
froid ct la route dure CONNIE du
verre. Tout pres de rhorizon, ull
soleil pale jetait sou manteau dor
sur le paysage neigeux. En- Guel
| ques minutes, Noroe s'effaca dans
lie lointaln.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-09-13

Non, mon enfant, reprit la
digDe femme en- lie serrant dams
ses bras. L'education est un bien-
fait que nous n'avons pas le droit
de refuser pour tot J! Va, mon fills,
remercie monsieur lie docteur, qui
veut te Fassurer, ct prouve-lai
tonjours par ton application a
Petude que tn apprecies ses grandes
bontes!
-Voyons, voyons dit le doc
teur, don't les lunettes semblaient
Sc voiler dan singulier nuage, est.
ce que vous voulez 'attendrir,
moi aussi :. .Parlons plut6t de
chooses pratiques, celia vaudra
mieux. Vons avez bien compris.
nest ce pas, quill s'agit de partir
demaln matin a la premiere heure,
ct tout sera pret9 Quand je dis
tout, ce nest pas qu'un bien grand
trousseau soft necessaire. Nous
n'allons en- tralneau que jusqu'a
Bergen, OH mons prendrons lie che
min de fer. Erik ma besoin que
dun peu de linge ct trouvera a
Stockholm ce qui lui sera Deces-
salre...
Tout sera pr6t, repondit simple
ment dame Hersebom. Wanda,
aiouta t.elle avec la courtoisie
norvegienne, monsieur lie docteur
est encore debont -
La fillette s'empressa de pousser
vers NJ. Schwaryencrona uu grand
fauteuil de ch6ne verni.
''Je men vais, declara lie docteur.
Malarius m'attend pour diner :.
Eh bieu, .tiicka" Geune fille.) re-
prit-il EN- posant sa main sur la
t6te blonde de 1enfan-, v0us men
vonlez done beaucoup de vous
prendre yotre trerea
Non, monsieur Ie docteur,
repondit gravement Wanda. Erik
sera plus heureux la-bas. II
n'etait pas fait pour rester an
village!
EFT vous, MA petite serez-vous
malheureuse sans lui
La PLACE sera deserte, repliqua
'enfant avec douceur. Les mou
cites le chercheront sans lie trouver
Les petites vagues bleues s'etonne
ront de ne plus lie voir, ct la maisou
me semblera vide! Mais Erik sera
content, parce quill aura des livres
ct quill deviendra savant.
| EFT sa brave petite s9ur Sc
rejouira de son bonheur, n'est-ct
pas. mon enfanti dit le docteur Ell
mettant un baiser sur le front de ls
flette. Et ellie sera fiere de lu
quand il reviendra !. ..Allons, voilS
| une affaire reglee! II faut que j.
me sauve an plus yite! A demalu
Monsieur lie docteur, murmurs
timidement Wanda, Je voudrais
moi aussl, vous demander un'
) fdveur.
II -Parlez, flicka!
-Vous partez Ell traineau, avez
vous dit? Je voudrais avec |;
, permission de mon pere ct d.
] maman, que vous me laissiez vou
J conduire jusqu'au premier relais.
). All. ..ah!.. .c'est que Javai
deja arret6 Get effet Regnild, Il
ille de mon gefant!
3 -Je lie sails, ct dele meme. MAI
. ellie consent q me ceder sa place
81 vous daignez lautoriser.
! Eth bien, en- ce cas-, il ne YOU
1 reste qua Obtenir la permission d
papa ct de maman.
: -Je Pal.
I -Vous avez done la mlennt
$ chere enfant,"dit lie docteur en SIC
i allant.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-09-13
CHAPITRE "
A STOCKHOLM

lie docteur Schwaryencronn
habitat Stockholm un magnifque
hotel, situe dams Pile de Stadshol
men. C'est lie quarter ''Ie plus"
ancien ct Gle plns' recherche de
cette charmante capitale, une "des
plus" jolies, "des plus" aimables de
rEnrope,-une de celIes que les
etrangers visiteraient le plus fire..
quemment, 81 la mode ct lie prejuge
n'avaient pas sur les plans de
voyage du touriste ordinaire au
moins autant d'infuence que sur la
forme de son chapeau.
Erik, dependant, etait encore
sous impression que lui await
laissee Wanda en- Sc separant de
lui apres le premier relai. Les
adieux avaient etc plus graves
qu'on ne Petit attendu de Ieur age !;
ces deux jeunes c9urs n'avaient pu
se cacher Pun Fautre leur pro,
fonde emotion.
Mais, quand la voiture, qui etait
venue attendre Erik a la gare,
s'arreta devant une grande malson
de briques rouges don't les doubles
fen6tres resplendissaient a la lueur
du gaz, Erik fut emerveille. LIE mar
teau de cuivre de la porte Iui parut
Ell or fin. LIE vestibule, dale en- mar
bre, ,'orne de statues, de torcheres de
bronze, de grands vases de Chine
acheva lie lie ploDger dams la stu.
peur. Tandis qu'un valet EN- livree
debarrassait lie maitre de ses four
rnres en- s'informant de sa santt
avec cette cordialit6 qui esq lie tor
habituel des domestiques suedois
Erik promenait autour de lui des
regards etonn6s.
/ I'm bruit de voix attira sor
attention vers rescalier a grauds
rampe de ch6ne, convert dun epai'
tapis. II SO retonrna ct Wit deu,
personnes, don't le costume Ia
parut le dernier mot de relegance
| L'une 6tait une dame en- cheyeu,
| girls ct de taille moyenne, qui s.
tenait toute droite dans uDe rob-
de drap uoir plissee, assez court
pour laisser voir des bas rouges
coins james ct des souliers
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-09-13
-L'EPAVE-
Dm Cynthia,
PAR
[Suite. |


la sagesse meme qul parle par
vOtre bOnche, monsieur lie docteur!
s'ecria maaster Hersebom vaincu
| dams ses derniers retranchements.
Ce que c'est pourtant que d'avoir
etudie reprit il en- seconant la t6te.
On beau jeu avec les ignorants,
lie dificile maintenant sera de
repeter tout ca a ma femme!.-. Ce
serait bient6t que vous emmenerlez
le petlt?-..
-Demain !! --Je ne puis pas
retarder dun seul jour ma rentree
a Stockholm"
Master Hersebom poussa un
soupir, qui ressemblait a un san.
glot.
'Demain. ..c'est bien tot l..
dit-il. Enfn ce qui sera sera l..
Je vais en- causer avec ma femme :.
-Cest celia. Consultez asssi NJ.
Malarins. Vous verrez quill est de
mon avis.
, oh! je men doute bien un
peu,' repliqua le pecheur avec un
sourire attrist6.
II serra la main que lai tendait
NJ. Schwaryencrona ct sen ALA
:, tout songeur.
LIE soir, avant Pheure du diner,
lie docteur Sc dirigea de Douveau
vers la demeure de master Herse-
bonn. II trouva la familIe reunie
autour du foyer, CONNIE la veille,
mais non plus dams les m6mes sen
timents de quietude ct de bonheur.
LIE pere etait assis assez loin du
feu, silencieux, les mains oisiyes.
Katrina, les yeux pleins de larmes,
tenait serrees dams les siennes
les mains d'Erik, qui, les
joues animees par respoir de ses
destin6es nOuvelles ct lie regard
assombri par le chagrin de quitter
tout ce quill aimait, ne savait trop
! a quel sentiment il devait laisser
prendre lie dessus. La petite Wanda
Icachait sa t6te sur les genoux du
pecheur. On ne voyalt dele que
| les tongues mates dun blond
Iargent6, qui tombaient lourdement
sur ses 6paules freles ct gracienses.
lotto, vivement emu lui aussi de
icette separation imminente, sc
tenait immobile aupres de sou
frere adoptif.
"Comme vous VOLTA sombres e'
d6soles !. .s'6cria IL docteur en-
sarretant au seuil. Erik seral1
au moment de partir pour Pexpedi
ton la plus lointaine ct la Plus
perilleuse que vous ne pourriez Ell
temoigner plus de chagrin IL
NY vraiment pas de quoi, je vou'
assure, mes bons ANS! Stockholm
: nest pas aux antipodes, ct Fenfan
ne vous quite pas pour toujours
II pourra vous ecrire ct je ne dont'
pas quill ne lie fasse souvent! Sol
cas- est celui de tous les garcon
qm sen won't au college. Dan
deux ans, il vous Ieviendra CRANE
, ct fort instruit, accompli de tou
point! Y a,t-il la 81 grand sujet d
Sc desoler 2. ..S6rieusement, c
nest pas reasonable !"
Katrina s'etait levee avec /
" dignite native des paysannes d
!, Nord.
y "Herr doc,eur, Dieu NEST Il
e moin que je vous suis profondemeu
reconnaissance de ce que YOU
faites pour notre Erik, dit-ele.
ne faut pas nous en- youloir 81 SO
depart nous attriste. Herseboi
ma expliqu6 que c'est une separs
ton necessaire. Je me soumet
, Nexigez pas que soft SAL
regrets!
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-07
BOUND TO BE WE'D.
An Amorous Cow BOY Elopes With His
Lady Love.

An Amorous Cow BOY Elopes With His
Lady Love.
William Gordon was his name and he
worked for a prominent ranchman on Smith
River valley, Meagher county. Bill was
reckoned one of the best booncho riders in
that section of country, and could round up
herd of cattle with the best of them. He
could rope steer on the dead run by foot,
horn or head, and once, while in company
with another equally expert cow
boy, tho two roped a grizzly bear
that was found feeding on the
carcas of steer. The well-trained horses
held the rope taut while the two reckless
plainsmen dismounted and dispatched the
twain looked upon as heroes in that sec
ton of country, and they were, conse-
quently, much favored of the fair sex. But
Bill Gordon was the favorite by long Odds
He had already been badly smitten by the
niece of his employer, but up to the
time of the slaughter of the grizzly his
suit had not prospered. That settled it,
however. He popped the question and the
happy pair became engaged. But Bill and
Mollie (for that was her nancy. like all
true lovers, found many impediments in
the way to a contamination of their happi-
ness. Her relatives objected, and the twain
then had recourse to flight. They lit out for
White Sulphur Springs and came thence to
Helena, and occupied separate rooms at the
International for two days, when they took
passage on the Northern Pacific for the
west and are supposed now to be living in
the classic precincts Of Spokane Falls
Miss Mollie Gimby, the prospective bride,
is niece of John Il. Moore, a prominent
cattlenan of Smith River valley.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-07
MONTANA SUNDAY SCHOOLS,

The State Convention to Meet in Helena
May 1922.
The first Sunday school convention of the
state of Montana will convene in Helena,
May 1922. To make this convention as at
tractive and helpful as possible it will be
necessary that every Sunday school in the
state shall be represented in it.
VIM. Reynolds, ESQ.,, of Chicago, ILL.,, a
member of the executive committee of the
international Sunday school convention,
will be present and take an active part in
the programme.
Special reduced rates of fare will be made
by the railroads to all the delegates at
tending the convention, but all persons de-
string the benefit of such reduced fare must
take receipts from the ticket agents OF
whom they purchase their tickets for
Helena. A. H. NELSON,
E. SHARPE,
H. G. ARNOLD,
G. BuNDAY,
M. BULLARD,
j. w. EDDY.
WI. HUNTER,
Executive Committee.
Papers all over the state please copy.