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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1925
Page
4
A jumble of local notices appears including sale ads for Xmas trees at 1 each and services from cleaners and beauty parlors. Police reports reference arrests for pan Vandling and disturbances at Baxendale while a World War veteran’s funeral shipment is noted with an escort to the station.
Mardy Bryan a former Helena resident killed his wife Grace Tish Bryan and then shot himself in Minneapolis apartment. Two grown sons from his first marriage survive. Bryan had married his second wife two years earlier. Police and coroner reported the tragedy at Curtis Hotel in Minneapolis. burial and funeral details were not announced.
A distressed note says a wandering dog has returned home after two days and two nights away. The dog is described as white with a large tail and wearing a choke collar. The owner asks for help locating the dog and notes strong emotion from the family.
Superintendent Johm Dietrich was elected president of the Telena Cone munis Poachers association at an organization meeting. A J Roberts pranepal of the high school, Miss Mars Wheeler, and Superintendent Tretecdy were elected delegates to the state association meeting to be held here next Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs MTnota Wright and Misses Manche Newell and Alice Conway were elected alternates.
Heavy holiday travel and severe weather delays disrupted service on the Northern Pacific and Great Northern lines yesterday. Officials report travel incidents and trains arriving up to three hours late, with weather not severe enough to fully halt movement.
Smoke from a peanut roaster on the grade floor of the Majestic hotel on North Maur street led to a fire scare last night at 11 10. Firefighters found the roaster origin and fixed it with no property damage reported.
A community piece tied to a parent teacher meeting shows fathers once praised for diligence and behavior were once ordinary students. The column compares fathers to their sons, noting grades, attendance, and the lasting impact of parental memory on high school records.
A list of holiday season merchandise including lingerie, shirts, jewelry, traveling bags, cases, wardrobe trunks, handkerchiefs, reefers, mufflers, neckwear, gloves, caps, hats, military brush sets, sweaters, hosiery, brief cases, suede and leather jackets, and related accessories. Names and brands such as Berkley, Stetson, Rambler, and Imperial appear across items.
Beil, general immigration agent of the Northern Pacific, will headline the Commercial Club annual meeting at the temple. Secretary Ferguson announced the program details and the directors will vote on committees and annual open-year activities.
Camp Fire Girls stage a Christmas candy sale at Sands today under Ta Potken Camp direction. Proceeds support the organization’s Christmas fund aiding needy children. candy will be sold until all stock is gone.
Mrs Katee Mahetiel sues Joseph Mahelich in district court alleging cruelty and threats of bodily harm. She seeks custody of their nine children and says the home on Saint Helena bought with her earnings is her separate property.
Crowds pack stores as shoppers race to finish gifts with only two days left. Postmaster Kirby Tann arranged late package drop offs at the Pardow deng store with stamps on sale and carrier pickups weighed elsewhere.
The funeral for Toe Gilbert Hardie of rural origin was held yesterday at the Hardie home with Rev Vanes McNamee of First Baptist Church officiating. Arrangements were directed by Kohler. The boy died on the first Sunday after an extended illness. Langley Appeals segment notes Rep John W Langley's appeal to the Supreme Court from his conviction at Ken.
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