Montana City News Weather Deluge of Local Bits
Montana city items report mixed weather notes and everyday notices from Helena to Mercelling. Readers learn about truck work contacts, shop ads, and holiday excursion reservations, plus lodge elections and board appointments amid a flurry of names and local details.
Snowfall Persists Through Yesterday and Morning Fog
Snow continued across the region yesterday and last night with heavier periods in places. At around 2 o clock this morning precipitation persisted though with lighter intensity, while unofficial thermometers showed about 22 degrees above zero. Official forecasts call for more snow today and intermittent intervals throughout the week.
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High Court Rules on Sheriff Beazley Trial Without Jury
Supreme Court orders that T.G. Beazley sheriff of Musselshell County may be tried for acts of omission by the county attorney and can face trial before a district judge without a jury in a bribery case. The prostitution charge, deemed an act of commission, requires a grand jury indictment and jury trial. Beazley presently suspended from office as the case moves toward final disposition.
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T.G. Beazley
Musselshell County
Stanley Felt
Fifteenth Judicial District
Supreme Court
Beazley
Musselshe
Heazley
Plaintiff's case develops in suit against railways
A Montana district court jury heard testimony in the Norton estate case against the Great Northern and Helena Railway companies for damages in the death of A. Norton. Witnesses described the December 16 1924 collision between a passenger train and a streetcar at Main and Sixth streets. Witnesses included passenger Richard Stern and postmistress Mrs. Corey, with the trial expected to resume after a Christmas adjournment.
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Department of the District Court
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A. B. Norton
Klagan
Meare Norton
Creat Northern Railroad
Helena Kuight and Railway Company
Treelvership
Young Norton
East Helena
Stern
Richard A. Stern
Tia
Main
Sixth Streets
Houle
E. M. Wall
Stero
J. T. Wine
Ila
Ant Jt
Miller
Moule
Mra. Corey
Juast Melons
Twan Woll
Platstiff
Weble
Qubber
George T. Brockway
Jim Barner
Oscar Miller
de Main
Oh Fletcher
W. A. Lamb
Mrs. Grandin
Whits Vorth
NLD
O. F. Warner
Automobile Company
Great Northern
W. L. Clift
Great Falla
Hoersky
Elk Initiation Dinner Draws Big Crowd at Missoula Lodge
A large crowd of residents and visitors attended the Elk initiation and dinner in Missoula. Hol end Judge hosted the event with three novices Frodo Shirk Ty Fy deary and Harry Harnett welcomed as new members. Speakers included AL Fula from the Missoula lodge and District Deputy Johnson of the western district along with George J. Steinbrenner exalted ruler. Johnson referenced the Portland meeting and the Bedford home for the aged, while Steinbrenner outlined next year’s program. The gathering praised the dinner, service, and hospitality under Midy Gallivan’s direction.
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Lin
Otter
Steinbrenner
Stata
Flelpaat Ugh
Missoula
Johnson
Helena
Cinn
Midy
Gallivan
Jodges
Leota Wright Wins Prize for Teaching Methods Report
Leota Wright, an eighth grade teacher at Central School, was among five awardees in a contest for the best reports on methods of teaching social development. The current events report highlighted progressive classroom approaches and effective instructional techniques.
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Leota Wright
Alve
Central School
Will filed for probate of Bishop Carroll estate
The will of Bishop Carroll, long-time head of the diocese, written February 17, 1910, is probated by Monsignor Victor Gay. The personal estate is valued at 480 with no others listed. all property goes to the Roman Catholic bishop of Helena, Montana. The probate filing names Victor Day as administrator and executor, with witnesses Monsignor Day and the bishop’s brother, the late J Carroll.
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Ute
Carroll
Lishon
Usrustee
fTelena, Mont
Day
J. Carroll
Dee
City says it cannot be sued in damages case
Mrs. Lida Hayes sues the City of Helena for damages claimed by her son after a collision between his bicycle and a city rush. The city asks for dismissal, citing governing conditions, while alleging contributory negligence by the boy. Lawyers for both sides are listed, with plaintiffs represented by E G Toomey and Catherine McCarthy and the city by Stewart Brown, Walsh Nagle, and J Ro Wine.
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Lida Hayes
Helena
Bay
Stewart & Brown
William Scarlon
J. Ro Wine
E. G. Toomey
Anne C. McDermott
Abs
Catherine McCarthy
Bozeman
Philip Carroll
Chicago
Walsh & Nagle
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