Weather and notices from Montana city listings
Warm weekend forecast with various local items including fines in a justice court for assault in the third degree, a taxi driver complaint, a used car listing, rug cleaning services, a doctor's move, divorce decrees argued by Judge WoOH Poorman, and notices of travel and obituaries. Local ad snippets mention tire shops, cleaning services, and a framing of community events and deaths.
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Ed. Weinsheimer
Justice Court Yeaderday
William Morell
C. B. Gran
Bivorce
Divates
Wo OH. Poorman
Ida
Harry W. Rundell
Adrienne
Davis Forter
Funeral for Grant Newland Held in Helens Today
The funeral for Grant Newland, who died in Seattle, will be held this morning at 30 in Llaherty and Kohler's chapel. James F. McNamee, pastor of the First Baptist church, will officiate. Burial follows at Forestvale. Accompanied by his son, the body arrived from Seattle yesterday after noon. Mr. Newland was a longtime Marysville resident with many friends in Helens. He was about 60 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Newland
Seattle
Llaherty
Kohler
Bance
James F. McNamee
First Baptist Church
Torestvale
Mr. Newland
Tie
Marysville
Helens
Woodmen Camp Members Attend Neighbor Newland Funeral
Firat Montana Camp No. 4 Woodmen of the World members are asked to attend the funeral of their neighbor Jute Newland Saturday at 10 from Tlakerty and Koklee's chapel. Andrew C. Walsh, Commander, AF
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Firat
Montana
Firant Newland
Tlakerty
Koklee
Wapel
Naval Veteran Joseph W. Daugherty Dies in Billings
World War I naval veteran Joseph W. Daugherty died yesterday morning at Fort hospital. Masonic funeral services will be held tonight at Herriman and Company’s Chapel before his body is shipped to Ankata for burial. He enlisted April 25, 1917, trained at Great Lakes, served on the battleship Louisiana, and was discharged December 16, 1918. He was a member of Billings Lodge No. 113 A F and A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everning
Herriman and Company
Joseph W. Daugherty
Naval Service
Fort Hospital
Ankata
Daugherty
Billings Lodge No. 113
A. F
A. Mf
Great Lakes Naval Station
United States
Louisiana
Agent Gall for Gars for Templars Sunday
Automobiles will be needed for 160 Knights Templar of the Forest City commandery Cleveland who will stop Sunday afternoon en route from the Seattle conclave. G A Miner of the Northern Pacific issued an urgent request for volunteer cars. The Templar special arrives Sunday at 2 pm and departs three hours later. Visitors will tour Algeria temple and motor to the upper boulevard and Broadwater plunge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Forest City Commandery
Cleveland
Seattle
G. A. Miner
Effy
Northern Pacific
Templars
Mr. Miner
Reward Offered for Stolen Ford Touring Car
A $50 reward is posted by S S Benneth of 318 State street for the return of his Ford touring car stolen from in front of the WY M CG A building Thursday night. The car carried a sack of grain among its items. The thieves arrived in Helena in an old Ford, abandoned it for Benneth’s new car, then returned to the original car for personal effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S S. Benneth
State Street
WY. M. CG. A
Bennett
Helena
Mr. Bennett
Fuller and
Lawrence Streets
Benton Avenue
Portiuncula Indulgence Now Obtainable At St Helena Cathedral
The Portiuncula Indulgence may be earned by visiting St Helena cathedral between noon today and midnight tomorrow. Origin tied to St Francis of Assisi in Portiuncula, with the chapel linked to his vocation on Feb 24, 1208. Initially only in Portiuncula chapel during Aug 1 afternoon to Aug 2 sunset, later extended by church decree. Conditions include penance and Eucharist sacraments, church visit within hours, and prayers for the pope. Indulgence applies to souls in Purgatory and may be granted per visit.
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Francis of
Portiuncula
Liberius
Josaphat
St. Francis
Sacred Congregation of Indulgences
Plan to seek federal aid for Columbia Basin development
Portland on July 1 reports plans for a drive to Washington DC to obtain federal aid for the Columbia Basin Irrigation project. The reorganized trustees outlined water allocations in Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana needed for development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Columbia Basin
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Scobey Opheim Extension Authorized by I C C
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized Great Northern Railway to extend its branch from Scobey to Opheim, about 60 miles, serving 2200 square miles with no rail access. The line would cost 1,450,000 dollars, funded partly by 100,000 dollars in preferred stock from local farmers and merchants, the rest from existing funds with bond reimbursement plans. The project aligns with state land sales of 300,000 acres in the service area.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Montana Railroad Commission
Great Northern Railway Company
Scobey
Daniels
Opheim
Valley County
Great Northern
Montana
Ers
State Land Board
CROP PRODUCTION PROSPECTS IMPROVE ON COOLER WEATHER
Reports from county agents for the week ending July 25 show the heat wave broken statewide with cooler conditions aiding crops in early harvest and haying. Livestock conditions are generally good, though some areas face rain shortages. harvest labor and demand for workers are noted across multiple counties and crops including wheat, barley, corn, and alfalfa.
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State Division of Labor
Blaine
Chote
Madison
Midland
Pondera
Roosevelt
Feton
Feleports
Bia
Drond
Yiarvest
Chouteau
Custer
Harley
Ani
Valoor
Lewly
Clark
Lincoln
Philips
Cnoler
Orlinwerx
Naying Om
Warvesting
Tralysta
Rann
Las Bor Cnil
Lala
Sheridan
Rome
Chateau
Pshewess
Warvest
Tropa
Farlow
Tarvest General
Rubber export limit raised in British colonial policy
The British colonial office announced that from August 1 exports of rubber from Ceylon and the Straits Settlements may reach 25 percent of production at a minimum duty, a 10 percent rise from the prior three months.
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London
Associated Press
British Colonial Office
Ceylon
Straits Settlement
Kaufman to Speak at Seattle Convention
Kaufman vice-president of Union Bank and Trust will depart Sunday to address the Pacific Coast regionalists section of the American Bankers association in Seattle. He will discuss "The Kemomic Value of the Trust" and will be accompanied by Mrs. Kaufman, with plans to return home at end of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Kaufman
Union Bank and Trust Company
Seattle
Pacific Coast Regionalist Company
American Bankers’ Association
Federals Grab Car Under Customs Act
The Jewett car carrying two women named Frances Smith and Genevieve Ross was seized by federal authorities after arrests Thursday night by Sheriff Jim Barnes en route to Anaconda with 14 cases of Canadian beer. Federal charges for smuggling likely. informations filed in district court charging transportation of intoxicants. The women remained at liberty on cash bail.
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Jewett
Frances Smith
Genevieve Ross
Jim Barnes
Anaconda
Canada
Em Ara
Liberty
Reduced Fare for War Mothers at Great Northern RR
Great Northern railroad offers special rate for state convention of American War Mothers. No fare and half fare on certificate plan with a minimum of 100 tickets. Meeting dates listed as Aug 1 and 6 with return options.
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Gerat Northern Railroad
Mrs Meta Graves Dies in Seattle
Meta Graves widow of L VW Graves died yesterday in Spokane Washington in her 70th year. Information of her death came from Miss Lottie Rumery an intimate friend. Burial with husband and son to occur. arrangements pending. Survived by one son in Michigan and two grandchildren. a Spokane resident for the past mb years.
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Ming Armstrong
Rerina Armstrong
Hawthorne
Heddade Beach
Cal
Charlen Wood
Velena Valley
Ules Graves
L. VW. Graves
Heldha
Apokane
Lottie Rumery
Michigan
Spokane
Meta 5
Personal notices from Valier to Helena travelers and visitors
WoO Frickss from Valier and many others are listed as travelers, registrants, and visitors in Helena and nearby towns. Names include Breman, Landry, Cloud, Wilson, Roe Frye, Sidney Lamer, Fred Dow, George Farr, M. Sullivan, G. Ball, Morrison, Corletty, Haynes, Conntanen, Bird, Leonard, Tabler, Lane, and Weddinger. Several heads to Chicago, Madison, Portland, Denver, and Lingshire with hotel stays noted.
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Shelton
Reed
Jenying City
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Fuller Aventa
City Water Office
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wWil Whalen
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Paul Raftery
Stock Commission
William Perry
Casper
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Idke
Brand
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Chevrolet
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Kelly-Springfield
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P.O
Titcem Bas Vialforn
M. Rheem
Commercial Club
Taat
Rheem
Minnesota
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Avil
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Heremann and Company
M. Wi
AL Om
Giher
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Ysessee
Calgary
Chicago
Havre
Miles City
New York
St. Paul-Minne
Salt Lake City
Ban Diego
Rse
Seseteas
Wilston
Cash
Zower Block
Andrew C. Walsh
Conyac
Agent Gall
Gars
St. Helena
Tnninihn
Kaufman ON Program Trust CO
Meta Graves
Herc
Woo
Frickss
Valier
Ae J. Breman
Dohe Pratt
Butte
Ion Helena Wngettar
Schorage
Litarvers
Miscar Landry
Chicaga
Misa & OR
Cloud
Louis
SP. Wilson
Teer Ledge
Roe G. Frye
Billimgr
Willan
Twodal
Magn
Sidney Lamer
Burte
Nefe
Fred Dow
Malta
Aes
George W. Farr
Milena Cis
Placer
M. of. Sullivan
Winston
Harvey
Fs G. Ball
Avon
Yare
Worry Morrison
Wis
Corletty T
Great Falls
M. A. Haynessete
Teonard
Wy. H. Tabler
Denver
Yetl Yeaterday
Edmane
Sae
Fa Lane
Fireat Falls
Art
Wiliam Warworth
Maja
Harriet Weddinger
Gindva Ewart
Minneapolis
Sity
Lingshire
Mack Ad Gueale
Shes Lata Lingshirs
Studebakers
Studebaker
dPric
Ford
Studebaker Corporation OF America
South Bend, Indiana
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