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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-10-18

1t was agreed that the doctor prob
ably was to blame for all sudden de-
misses, so a committee Of prominent cit
liens was organized which went to the
hospital that night. Among those on
the committee we're Mccarthy, Hardy,
Mike Conley, Jack Lamey, Hiram
Briggs and Ed Fox
The hospital was right in town and
at that time was one Of the poorest
buildings there. 1t was a low, log
cabin, no floor, and the only window
was a hole covered with a canvas flap.
Drops Like Beef
The committee went over in a body
and Mccarthy knocked on the door.
The Swede opened it part way and
then when he saw who it was he
tried to shut it again but Hardy
reached over and tapped him with the
butt of gun. He dropped like a beef
Then the men cast glance about for
the doctor, just in time to see his
heels following him through the win
dow. The canvas dropped and that was
curtains for him. McCarthyville never
saw him again.
Another doctor was secured and the
death rate decreased. In the spring,
when the snow went off, you could
tell that the grim reaper had been
amongst the residents. Sometimes the
burial parties had gone through the
six feet Of snow and short ways into
the ground, but lots of them we're just
let down into the snow Those that did
get under some dirt were scratched out
by the coyotes.
AS an aid to maintaining population,
McCarthyvilles citizenry does not come
in for glory. On one side of the ledger
is death list, which, while never kept
account of, is estimated to have been
several hundreds, and on the other
side, one birth. A boy was born to
a family named Cady.
yves, there was a good deal of shoot
ing and one incident that remember
as the most depraved case Of murder
1 know Of in 40 years living in Mon
tana," Mccarthy used to say in tell
ing of the famous town.
Cold BlOOded Murder
ION Jan. is, 1891, two brothers, Joe
and Pierre Beaudin, had pitched a
tent five miles above McCarthyville.
They had quit their blacksmith shop
at Two Medicine crossing and were
coming over to our town to start a
saloon. That day they stayed inside
the tent playing freeze-out with three
other men, Leblanc, Winner and War
ner.
"Along in the evening, while they
were still at the game, the door was
opened and two masked men ordered
them to get their hands up and face
towards the tent wall. Pierre Beaudin
turned around once and one Of the
men said, If you look this way again
I'll kill you
Kill him anyway said the other
and then they started shooting.
Joe Beaudin was shot dead in the
tent and all the others were hit ex-
cept Warner, who made a dash when
the shooting started and got away.
Winner dropped to the floor with three
wounds from forty-five and crawled
under a bunk. He managed to cut
through the back wall of the tent and
into the snow, but one Of the men
ran around and shot him twice IN the
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-10-18
McCarthyvle Had Short but Hectic Life Frontier City,
"Swede Buried Men by Dumping Bodies Out in Deep Snow
Bv WTLCHEY


AmOng "ghost" towns Of Montana
i'm whose paImy days fI0urished the
romance CT hard and fast living that
gave the state its earIy-day western
flavor, probably none viii live longer
in the memories Of pioneers than
hFcCarthyviIIe, stin declared by Mon
tanans who sOjOurned there to have
@the toughest town IN the world"
It was a city for only 10 months, and
that was some so years ago. Then It's
population, always Arabic IN DISPOSE
ton, wandered away, the workers FOL
lowing the rails that Jim Hill was lay
ing towards Puget Sound and the ad-
venturers in search of new excitement.
The garish false-fronted, frame
dance halls. saloons, hotels and stores
were wrecked for the lumber and the
sturdier log buildings finally sue
cumbed to the weight OF many deep
SHOWS. Now McCarthyville Is repre-
sented only by a quartet OF untenaole
cabins squatted on the little prairie
far below the Great Northern grade,
whose construction was its sole reason
for establishment and being, and
somewhere in the dusty records OF
Missoula county, by the recorded plat
of the townsite.
The towns founder and first mayor
was Eugene Mccarthy, who later was
police magistrate and justice OF the
peace.
That town in its palmy days was a
real, live settlement. 1t was place
for rough men and there was nobody
else there. From Cut Bank west there
was no other town and we were the
metropolis of miles Of country fun OF
working men. All the supplies for the
camps went out from McCarthyville
and all the men from the camps came
Ruled Town
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-10-18

if from a distance. The people stood
terrified. Then the waters Of the
stream nearby began TO surge and
roar as the demon writhed and dashed
his tail in fury. A third time the
people heard the noise, but less dis
tinct than before. Then they knew
that the evil spirit had been con-
Quered and was dying. All began to re-
iOice They never knew how great was
the monster with which Eagle Feather
had commended until iourneying up and
down the stream they found the places
where the monster had broken the
rocks of the river bed with the lashing
OF. his tail and stirred the waters with
the rage Of his dying anger.
when Running Fawn saw that the
evil spirit was dead, she hastened to
the place where her lover had strug-
gled with the monster and thereby
given the required witness Of his love
for her that she might assure him
that his love was requited and that
she would become his wife. Eagle
Feather, however she did not find, but
only a great spring flowing in abun-
dance with the clear sweet waters for
which she had longed. She knew then,
also, that by conquering the evil spirit,
he had succeeded In granting her fur
Their desire In having pure water
brought from the distant river where
once she had her abode.
"As soon as the people had recovered
from their fright, they came to seek
Eagle Feather and Running Fawn, but
neither could be found, for Black
Eagle had Joined their souls and trans
formed them into two good spirits 70
become guardians of the spring and
had decreed that the spring should
remain as an enduring testimonial OF
an Indians undying love for his mate.
There the spring continues TO flow
to this day The white men call 1t
Black Eagle spring. That Is because the
Indians long ago told them Of the
battle between the evil spirit and Eagle
Feather, whose totem was Black Eagle"
--s----
Tenderfoot asking 9th question)-Is
a vessel a boat?
First Glass Scout trying to study
Vigil, yes, you might call a vessel a
boat
Tenderfoot-Thenw what kind of boat
Is a blood vessel?
First Glass scout-A lifeboat, Of
course.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-23
Central Lutheran
Announces Picnic

Rain ~ shins. the enanAl sua.
asy sriseol And sll-chareh picnic q
csalrsl LaIhsrsa sAaFeA wIil -
hsla a LnthsEisnd e. Lac kliisFs
nef. Sueday. fclle~inE eless Fl -
mcfninE worship hcar
i charge 81 arrangements =
Iher G Tellsfean. superintendent
- ne suna.y sehcei assisted ~
{ A nensan At Peter nsslana
eemnlties chairman
Weather psrmiitinE. Ksmss ~
yeans ard ula wtll - Fiayea ar
me lhs aftsrnoan. csffss. efesn
ara sugar wiii - supplied ~ tks
saHsisy ssheai. ~ lhess atisndlnz
are requested u bring thsiF s~n
lunsh baskets
Transportation will hs provided.
and thess who can assist n thu
detail are requested h. csii sAs
church offioe In svsnt # rsla.
plrnlcksrs wtll eat In 10 plcnle
grounds dlnlnk hall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-23
Army Orders

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-23


DR. Kenneth n. Monroe. dean ~
the Les Angeles bible conferences,
VII conduct = Jubiise Rihie oon-
ference At Tacoma Evangelical
church. So 18th and X SITS. begin
ming with = mass meeting a. the
church Sunday at J p m. and
continuing through the week With
meetings Al TO ?. m.
In connection with the confer
enee, which IL being presented -
part Of the 5oth anniversary eeie-
bration Of the church, Bible studies
will be held each afternoon at 2 %.
according 10 the Rev. John Henry
Soltmsn. pastor.
DR. Monroe Win speak Sunday
on win America, Like Germany.
Suffer Defeat7"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-23
Tabernacle Schedules
Mass Meeting Sunday

A mass meeting IL scheduled n
be held in Highway Gospel iaber-
nacle, both and South tacoma way.
Sunday a. , ?. m. with the Rev.
A. J. Bard Of Seattle and Evan
sslist n n. Kuhn Of Des Aolnss.
Ia, As speakers.
Evangelist Kuhn also will speak
Sunday al 100 .. m, and each
night during the week. with tx
ception Of Monday and Saturday.
at 7;s5 p. m.
Clayton Booth gospel tenor, will
be in charge OF the music and will
sing az all services, accompanied
on the piano by his wife.
Evangelist George r. Bostrom.
pastor Of the tabernacle. VIII speak
Sunday At II a m. on the subject
Of with Open Face"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-23

Confirmation Ard communion
will he given = elias 81 n youns
people 81 bethel Lutheran church.
80 ksth and ! a. Sunday -
10 % =. m. the Rev =. a. Lsrsun.
psssof. announced Saturday.
Class officers srs Miss Jsnst
iAnglow. president: Roy tsrrun.
secretary. Judith rearsan. esnph.
ecy. and Ines tAndhers. hlslerlsa
Other members ~ the gls.s ara
Helen Jean Werner. nafssr. Fnik.
poresn rnns. nonAld TnrasFsua.
John cowsn. Joseph cowsn ard
Hafold Cslhrslth. sesen II shs
group are from Bethel church sad
the others from Emmanuel Luther.
an church.
Theme n the sermon wiIl - 'Fft
Fer the Kingdom II God. IN kssr.
Ing with ths class motto. "Fslthfal
20 Christ and Hls cAuFrh- Apprp-
pirate music ell - sing ~ ths
chnlr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-23
Morning Schedule
Same for Summer

flrSt Methodist church wili hold
10 its regular Sunday morning
schedule through the summer
months. according 70 tire Rev.
Cyrus T. Alhertson. pastor
Adults and older youths viii
continue TO meet in the sanctuary
al 1880 for worship and the
smaller children. meeting in two
groups. Nill convene Il the same
hour and continue through 1918
?. m with courses In worship
handwork. elass study and reere-
alton.
Mrs c. r. Horr is directing
activities Of the prvschool group
and Mrs. George Cleck has been
placed in charge Of the elementary
group.
Junior high school group and
high school students and graduates
convene separately AZ ll.40. with
Miss Georgia Kills and c. Gene
Albertson in charge of the former
group and DIN Graham. the latter.
Glasses also are being maintain
ed for adult groups. including sun
day school lessons ana forum
meetings The Rev. A. J. Arm
strong. former missionary TO Alas
ka and pastor OF the Northwest.
directs lessons. and T. A. Hin d.
reefs the forum group. The latter
class features a different speaker
each week. Theme Of the first five
meetings is The Influence Of
Christ and the Bible"
Last weeks speaker was SEN
ator Walter S. Davis. who spoke
on World History" Future speak
ers, in order Of presentation. in
olude Miss Jennie r. W. johnson.
teacher Of music in Chicago schools
and former Hull House worker.
who will speak on Music; Mrs.
f. Paul Todd. local authority on
religious art. speaking on that
theme; Howard r. Goold, "Educa-
ton; DR.. c. C. Trimble. former
medical missionary 10 China,
Healing; Rev. w. C. Muhleman
of Iowa. who will tell of a trip to
and Prof Lyle shelmidine
Of College Of Puget Sound. whose
subject will be Bible Names and
Places in the News"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-23

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-23
Students 10 Dedicate
Two FLAG Standards

Two flag standards viii be pre-
scented and dedicated 1T Oakland
Presbyterian church during Sun
days morning service Al II o'clock
by students Of It's Vacation Bible
class. comprising l25 pupils. APP
propriate music will be sung.
Work Of the pupils VIII be sx-
hiblted at the church June Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-23
Intruder Uninjursd
Bur HUG Is Ruined

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-23
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-23
Bible School Pupils
Will Lead Services

Boys and girls of First Christ
ian's vacation church school will
conduct Sundays IL a. m. service
at the church. thus giving q prac-
teal demonstration Of their work.
according TO the Rev. Carl A.
johnson. pastor.
Harry Fulton. chairman Of the
church board. will take charge Of
the communion of the Lords
Supper, and also will introduce
Miss Mabel Neidermeyer. who in
turn will present students and
faculty of the school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-23

Cyrus Aibertson pastor worship
services. 1890 q m. including pri-
st a Sisssss ii4o YOUTH sfoaps
$50 AZ home Of C. n utssrbAek -
Dash Point. sermon, Listen 10 the
sunset"
0raes--R and n. slth stA Rev
%. n Faulkner. pastor SUNDAY
school. 10 =. N, Services. II m
ikseurd-No i7th aud stevens o.
Rev. George y Hopkina pastof sun.
day school a4s q m SERVICES ~
m sermon. -Soms Nafds and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-23
TEST ANSWERS

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esestians printed es editorial psas.
Golden halr and bfus eyes.
z Wsshlnftan Irving.
. LapidAfy
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a Shakespeare.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-23

The Rev. J. ]. fraiti. pastor ~
Plymouth Congregational church.
Ia bringing his congregation >
series 81 sermons on Mountain
Top Messages
A setting q snow-eappsd noun
tslns. their rugged slopes rising
from the shadow 81 valleys asoss
evergreen trees. has been con-
structsd on the choir platform
Appropriate music contributes ~
the atmouphsrs ~ reatful worship
Many visitors are loininE With the
regular congregation IN worship,
according to the pastor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-23


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Immsnasi--So sth md sis a@v
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i'itus Church on tire PrsiFie--fass.
wood community REV paul lapFanes
Crooks pastor Church schooi ana
morning Worship 10 :. m t1afus.
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ana 40 q. m Christian KndssNnf.
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school 10 N. ssryisea. $50 =
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den pastor SUNDAY school -
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-23

and Sherman Rev Paul Deane Hill
sunday school Gas m. Services.
II a m. and Q D. m. sermons. The
SAID S'' About oO christIa nhs ""'' Jesus
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
Tabernacle-so. 9Th ana N sta. Rev
Dwight H. Ferguson, pastor Sunday
school GAS m Services IL m.
and 7:30 D. m. Rev. J. A. culbertson
from Japan, morning speaker. Chart
and Bible study. eveninE.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST Church - Division ave. and
81.
second chureh-so. saith and War
Third Church - Wright ave. and
Ea I ~.
Fourth Church-s45ts Broadway.
First Ghurch--LHke steilacoom.
Is the Universe. Including Man.
Evolved by Atomic Force" i the sub
iect OF the Lesson Sermon which will
b. read Sunday IN al Churches Of
Christ Scientist, which are branches
OF The Mother Church. The F1rst
Church OF Crlst. Scientist. IN Boston.
Massachusetts,
Golden Text The Lord Is great
God. and . great King above ell gods.
In his hand are the deep places Of
the Earth: the strength Of the hills
Is his also" fPsslnls ps 3. -.
Among the citations which com
prize the Lesson Sermon IL the fol-
loving from the Bible And God
saw every thing that he aso made.
and. behold. Il vas very good" losn-
me Lesson Sermon also include.
the following passage from the Chris
tlan science textbook Science and
Health With KY 20 the Scripture
by Mary Baker EddY. The three great
verities OF Spirit. omnlpotenoe. omni-
F presence. onniscience-Splrlt poasess-
+ ing all power. filling all space. con-
stltutinR all Scienoe-contfadiet for
+ ever the belief that matter can Be
actual These eternal verities reveal
primevai existence a. the radiant
/ reality q Gods creation. In which
all that He has made IL pronounced
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