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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1925
Page
7
Fragments of city weather and community notices describe cloudy unsettled Saturday and Sunday with possible rain and colder nights east of the divide. The page lists doctors, businesses, sales ads, an obituary, a funeral, and court actions including a divorce dissolution and a note about a marriage case. The mix preserves local person, business, and place names amid scattered items.
In federal court Seattle on December 17 Judge Cushnan of Tacoma ruled the master of a vessel is not to blame if liquor is carried aboard without his knowledge after he has diligently informed himself. The decision stems from the ship’s owner failing to prove the master’s negligence in preventing liquor on board.
An East Side combined parent teacher circle gathering is planned with about 1500 members from public and parochial schools east of Main Street. The Central circle met with 385 members, gaining over 100 new members through a leadership drive led by Mrs Glenn Caisphel. The Central orchestra performed and a playlet drew praise. a sale fund donation of 5 dollars was approved.
Ted Collins, manager of the Collins Land company branch in Jelena and Washington, and Clifford Wo Taw, the Washington representative, depart. Raw heads to Washington, Collins to New York for Christmas and New Year in New York. Colling and his father Jere Collins will go to Florida, with Collins returning to Helena in February.
Funeral services for Green were held Friday in the Cathedral of Sh Meira with many family and friends attending. Burial followed at Resar ree tieay eC with arrangements handled by Vinerisvrar Scanaes.
The Chittivas tree party event for Sunshine Club members and friends will be held at the Tlare schoolhouse. The program, announced by Santa, will be presented by local children and guests, with details indicating a midweek evening gathering next Tuesday.
In Dillon, a jury ruled for Wilson in a civil damages case brought by Hoff man over a July shooting amid a long running feud between Beav erhead county stockman Wilson and Solfman Hoff man. Hoff man claimed $25 000 for injuries from a rifle shot on the Sweet Water basin edge near Madison county. The trial heard that Hoff man sought repayment of a debt from Wilson’s wife. the confrontation escalated with Wilson firing to deter Hoff man, a second shot fatally wounding Hoff man’s horse. Hoff man’s past criminal record was noted. post shooting, efforts to place Hoff man under peace bond failed as the dispute lay near Madison County. Attorneys from Dillon, Helena, and Virginia City represented both sides.
Plaintiffs win a land dispute ruling in Gallatin County court concerning a deed and alleged love and affection as consideration. The case centers on a deed to pay debts via a property transfer from Rose Hale and an uncle to his nieces, with the Supreme Court addressing whether such a deed is legal under the circumstances.
Fragmentary OCR text describes snow falling and uncertain weather forecast. Mentions individuals and a time reference but lacks coherent facts. The readable portions suggest a brief weather update and a few personal references without clear events.
Rot appears to be a collection of personal notices and arrivals in Helena. Names include James T. Rhex Gil Elena vesterd aw, Y. M. Brandt Augueta, AJT Gately Traundur, PF. W. Renoepe Teerman, Darly Doherty Tewnseth, Tana Pritchatad Ft Venatius, Mra. M. Strach Atsdoula, Wm. Rea Filings, Florence O. Barker Creat Falls, E. A. Louis Kevin, C. R Tairentid Townsend, Walr Livingston, C. F. Barthelomew Alberton, Mrs Fred Stavens St Jonnas Hospital, Mrs George Narrott Templeton. Visitors and business visitors in the capital with several days or a few days stay referenced.
Missoula residents react to Florida's sunny appeal as northern migrants report high living costs and stagnant real estate markets. Robert Foster, back in Montana, notes wages are rising here but investments face stretched prices. He urges seeking Florida opportunities, citing wage prospects and lower publicity for land sales.
Senator Robert LaFollette Jr. attacks President Coolidge in Lafollette Magazine over ant i-hacite coal production pause and signs an editorial condemning Wisconsin delegation in the house for not compromising with Speaker Longworth. Plus word that Alfonso will name Oxden Hammond to Spain as ambassador successor to Moore in Madrid dispatch.
Lieutenant Commander Locskwood told a naval court that the City of Rome rammed and sank the submarine S 5 causing loss at sea while the Ocean Steamship Company argued blame belongs to a federal admiralty court. Separate reports say a large military airplane crashed near Antofagasta, killing one passenger and injuring others.
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