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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1925
Page
5
City notices report the funeral of Mrs. George Boulware at Cathedral of St. Selena on Tuesday at 9 am, a memorial service for Toby Jiedmes by the Wanda club, and various local ads for services, cars, and insurance. Also noted are weather hints, a resignation by Rev Wardick, and business items from local shops and garages.
Personal notices list visitors and arrivals from Butte Helena Conrad Great Falls and Lewistown with names such as Ling Blinn Gunn Lushly Beontson and Thompson. Dean Gordon dies at 82 in Philadelphia the oldest Chicago graduate and funeral services for Cornelius Hedges Jr grand secretary recorded by Montana Masons planned at Helena temple with invitation to all rites and Eastern Star members.
The T. C. Power Motor Car base ball club meets Western Union at St. Charles field tonight at 6 30 in a city league showdown. Both clubs are set for a brisk, crowd pleasing contest with city honors at stake.
Dr R L Spaulding and family narrowly escaped Injury when their Chevrolet sedan was sideswiped by a Cadillac near the Stewart street curve to Broadwater road about 9 pm last night. Dr Spaulding Mrs Spaulding and their children escaped with only slight bruises and none other injured.
The annual Broadwater camp for boys and girls from rural clubs and others opens August 4 with registration and organization of committees. Daily programs include flag raising, health talks by Dr. Arthur Jordan, lectures on a constructive future, field trips to Scott poultry farm and state nursery, evening movies, and a Marysville mining district visit. Recreation and swimming scheduled each afternoon with nightly taps at 9 30 and a Saturday closing at 1 pm.
The state auditor reports that unpaid general fund warrants at June 30, 1925 totaled 3,946,280.44, with a general fund balance of 129,851.02. The treasurer estimated six percent registered general fund warrants at about 3,000,000 for treasury notes redemption.
The Acacia Brotherhood meeting was adjourned in respect to Cornelis Hedges who died Friday. The next meeting will be held Sunday to name his successor. Officers include J. Scott Harrison president and Taylor B. Weir vice president with other directors listed.
Chicago aug 1. the search for jas mullenbach a bandit still on the run shifts to michigan as five captured men await trial set for wednesday aug b for the drake hotel robbery which occurred a week earlier leaving two gunmen and a hotel clerk dead.
Forest City commanders, Knights Templar of Cleveland, en route home from Seattle, paused in Helena aboard a Northern Pacific special train. About 100 visitors attended an informal organ recital at the Consistory temple on Jackson street with Mrs. Cox as organist. An automobile tour of Broadwater and other city points followed.
The Montana board of examiners will scrutinize expense accounts more closely for private auto use on state business. A July resolution caps mileage at 4.6 cents per mile where train service exists, or 12 1/2 cents when car use is necessary, and requires full itemization and explanation for auto hire.
Montana State Fair offers substantial prizes and silver cups for top displays of farm products. The state is divided into two districts Northern Montanas district one and Southern Montana district two with prizes for products grown to any extent by either district.
Police break up a noisy gathering of youths at a Harrison Avenue residence near Power Streets. Cars parked outside, horns blaring, loud profanity and singing continued until about 6 am as residents complained. A father figure absent, party shut down around 4:50 am with cars slipping away down Power Street.
Harry Beansoliel died yesterday at the United States Veterans Hospital in Fort Harrison. The body remains at Herman and Company undertaking parlors and will be shipped to Anacorda for burial.
The Diocese of Helena heard the 44th sermon in a series on the Apostolic Creed. Rev. T. J. McCormick preached yesterday on Heaven as the eternal home and reward, contrasting it with earth as a preparatory place and detailing scriptural and theological views on the nature and location of heavenly happiness.
Buyers are told they will gain a up to date motor car with proven performance from thousands of owners. The ad promotes a One-Profit Duplex, built entirely by Studebaker to remove external parts profits and overhead, explaining quality and low price.
A prose fragment argues for belief in heaven, virtue as divine reward, and eternal happiness. It cites God as judge and rewarder, discusses immortality of the soul, and references Paul and scripture to justify heavenly joy earned through earthly trials and moral effort. The text weaves philosophy with religious exhortation on knowledge of God and ultimate bliss.
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