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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1925
Page
7
Fragmented town page reports variable December weather with forecasts for Cher Citizens and Calgary, plus city notices. Local ads list dentists and beauty parlors, a Merry Christmas tree call line, and community events. Civil service exams and police notes appear alongside club meetings and household announcements.
AN members are asked to attend the funeral this afternoon at 2 o clock from Alerrmann and Company chapel. All members of the drill camp are requested to be present.
The funeral of Mathew Jovano ich, a pioneer miner in this district, will be held tomorrow morning at 9 in the Cathedral of St Helena on South Davis Street. Burial will follow at Resurrection Cemetery. Arrangements are by Herman & Company.
The funeral for Carl J. Lundquist of 629 Lesfie avenue will be held this afternoon at 3 in St John’s Lutheran Church with Rev. P A Air officiating. Burial will be at Forestvale. Arrangements are by Herrmann & Company. Mr Lundquist, who died last Saturday, was janitor at Broadwater School.
Recount of the fall reunion of Scottish Rite bodies in Helena. Thirty-one candidates received degrees from Lodge of Perfection fourth to fourteenth. The event featured dramatic degrees, a noon luncheon, and a banquet. Tonight work includes the Knights of Saint Croix and other degrees with leaders listed, continuing with the eighteenth and seventeenth degrees by group directions.
Funeral services for Miss Cresence Rudio daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry S Rudio will be held this afternoon at 2 in Merrmanns chapel with the Rev G S A Eyrich officiating. High landers forge drill team members will attend followed by burial in Forestvale. Pallbearers include William McLaughlin Andrew Anderson Arthur Pyle Francis Adams Stephen Surman and Nicholas Zimmerman. Miss Rudio died last Thursday night near Chinook where she was teaching.
Free toxin-antitoxin diphtheria immunization and smallpox vaccination will be administered by Dr. Arthur Jordan, city county health officer, in the courthouse basement office every Saturday until further notice. A weekly free clinic for babies is today at 1:30 PM in Dr. Jordan's office.
A business meeting of the D A V post at the Fort hospital will be held in the Red Cross hall this evening at 6 45. A program will be given at 8 15, to which all veterans and the public are invited.
Shriners from out of town join local members for the Tenpte ceremony at Algeria Shrine temple. A parade through downtown is planned with a restricted display, followed by a banquet and vaudeville entertainment featuring six vaudeville acts from a Montana circuit.
The executive committee plans a full time nurse in schools to raise funds for a public health purse aiding Helena’s health system. A Christmas seal sale, with cooperation from the Women’s club, kicks off tomorrow to support the Tuberculosis Seal sale campaign. Proceeds fund the year long fight against tuberculosis.
A sales note pitches men to buy high class clothing, offering garments priced at 55 dollars with a saving of at least 25 percent on finest fabric for those who wear only the very highest class of clothes.
A Kiwanis meeting at the Placer hotel Nat han Winstine was elected President and George Nagel Vice President. Jack Harker was re elected treasurer. Other officers named include A W Abbott Directors Warns H WLC Richter Lester Loble K S Hazard A J Roberts G Devere and W T D Judkins. Directors will pick a secretary after taking office in 1920. Russell Miller introduced J W Choate who spoke on wills. Jack Parker won the attendance prize over Guy Bussard and Er Wars. Fred Kelser and Mrs George Mason led Kiwanis singing. Rev David J Donnan joined as a new member.
Ga Genver and others are in Helena for short visits or longer stays. Names include Taytte, Whitt Sulphur, Hollaway, Mispavin, Townsend, Chile, Townsend, White Sulphur Spring, Musket County, Pacer Hotel, First Presbyterian Church, and various visitors from Great Falls to Argentina for work. The scene centers on residents visiting, lodging changes, and regional movements in and around Helena.
Ogden Utah December 7 pine nuts bought for 25 cents three years ago at a local fruit store are credited with helping re forest Persia H Rieben of Tabriz asked F S Baker of forest service headquarters for tree seeds Baker bought the nuts sent them to Rieben and recently learned the seeds thrived Now Baker has spent another 25 cents and the fruit store is sending more seed to Tabriz
Florence Sanden muses on daily stimulation from gramophones after Volstead era. She notes crowds at Curtin's and Reeves' hearing Orthophonic horns, the shift from sheets to records, and varied tastes from operatic to Tin Pan Alley tunes.
The state land board purchased the city’s series of 10 bonds at par with a 6 to 8 percent premium spread, total bids listed from Chicago to Denver and St Paul. Bidders included Chicago firms, Foley Cohl, Central Trust, and Northwestern Trust, with premiums varying by issue. The record shows named underwriters and bids, with totals around several hundred thousand dollars and interest rates cited.
Lévy has been elected president of the Merce Petrmeryn Corporation, with Clay Arthur Pierce among the executive officers. The change moves company executives from Newark to St. Louis, reflecting a major leadership reshuffle.
Treasury issues December 15 1925 maturity December 15 1926 offering one year treasury certificates. The documents show obligations of the Treasury and the certificates dated December 15 1925 payable at a specified bank and bearing a promised interest rate.
Representative Leavitt, Republican from Maumana, introduced a bill in the House today to authorize the Secretary of Agriculture to cooperate with state highway departments on construction of coast guard bridges and dredging in areas including old Saal packs and monuments. Reverend William Wilkinson, known as the bishop of Wall Street, diver.
Springfield, December 7. Professor William Orton of Smith College accuses the Associated Press of autocratic bias in global coverage since 1919. He claims the press favors facts that support policy aims and illustrates his view with Near East dispatches. He says Rif tribes are unjustly labeled rebels against French rule.
Chicago dispatch reports Mrs Grace Coolidge drew attention during a visit to the city. The president’s wife greeted women with a warm hand and friendly smile while photographers and bystanders watched. At the White House reception room she toured with Colonel Cheney, admiring a European wine cooler and pine paneling.
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