Weather and local notices from Montana city page
Mostly cloudy conditions forecast for Monday and Tuesday with possible snow and rising temperatures east of the divide. Local businesses include Dr. Owen and Hunter dentists and J Burgess Dairy in Helena offering home delivery. Civil service exams set for February 7 for assistant laboratorian and fire marshal, February 11 for steam engineer at the veterans hospital. Sheriff committee of the Montana Sheriffs association to meet today to draft bills for the state assembly. Members listed: John Mountiey, Boulder. Jim Barnes, Helena. A. Robinson, Butte.
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Montana
Divide
Veterans’ Hospital
Sheriffs Committee
The
Montana Sheriffs’ Association
State
John Mountiey
Boulder
Jim Barnes
Helena
A. & Robinson
Butte
Personalities Gather for Montana Development Meeting
Bozeman visitors and many from Missoula Helena Augusta Great Falls and Billings stay at the Harvey and Placer hotels as the Montana Development Association convenes in town. Attendees include J W Cole warden Deer Lodge C H McLeod Missoula and W O Selvidge Billings with E A Kincaid Toston and others.
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J. ©. Busey
O. C. Carlington
Missoula
J. W. Cole
State Penitentiary
Deer Lodge
McIntyre
Bozeman
Montana Development Association
V. J. Gies
Great Falls
Joint installation notice for Montana lodges January 13
Joint installation of 1. O. Q. FI Excelsior No. 5 and Montana No. 1 scheduled for Tuesday January 13. All visiting members are cordially invited. Good time assured.
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1. O. Q. FI Excelsior
Montana No
Mem Pers
Montana Electors to Meet to Cast Votes for Coolidge
The four Montana electors chosen at the general election will meet in the secretary of state’s office at 2 on Monday afternoon January 12 to cast Montana’s four electoral votes for Calvin Coolidge and Charles G. Dawes. They will also select a messenger to deliver the votes to Washington. The electors are Dr. James H. Irwin Great Falls Mrs May Bartos Helena George E Snell Billings and W D Kyle Butte.
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Montana
Calvin Coolidge
Charles G. Davés
Washington, D. C
United States
James H. Irwin
Great Falls
May Bartos
Helena
George E. Snell
Billings
W. D. Kyle
Butte
Elizabeth Winn endows Acacia Brotherhood Memorial
Mrs. Elizabeth Winn donates 10000 dollars to the Acacia Brotherhood of Helena to fund a perpetual memorial for her son Gus Krueger. Trustees named are W. T. Hull T. B. Weir and J. Scot Harrison. The endowment named Krueger Endowment supports the Masons and Eastern Star group’s benevolence program.
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Elizabeth Winn
Acacia Brotherhood
Acacia Brotherhood of
Helena
Gus Krueger
Brotherhood
Edward €. Day
Montana
Masonry In Action
Masons
W. T. Hull
Eastern Star
Bro. Hull
Winn
The
Frater
Helena Laymen Elect Officers at Sunday Meeting
The Helena Laymen's Association elected officers during a regular Y M C A meeting on Sunday evening. President A. H. Abbott, Vice President Dr. H. H. Swain, Secretary Treasurer A. L. Cooper were chosen. Rev. H W Woods spoke on The Work Being Done by the Coburn Memorial Church. The event drew broad church representation from Helena.
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Helena
A. H. Abbott
H. H. Swain
A. L. Cooper
H.W. Woods
Woods
Coburn Memorial Church
Debate on Proposed Child Labor Change at Women’s Meeting
The cathedral parish council of Catholic women will debate a proposed constitutional amendment prohibiting all persons under 12 months from work. Mrs Maggie Smith-Hathaway takes the affirmative while George I Martin of Butte, manager of the Associated Industries of Montana, argues the negative. The meeting is open to the public at St Helena hall this evening.
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Catholic Women
St. Helena ‘Hall
Maggie Smith-Hathaway
George I. Martin
Butte
Martin
Associated Industries of
Montana
Hunter Bags Wild Cat Near Montana City
Jeff Herbert, a pressman for The Independents, shot a wild cat near Montana City while rabbit hunting. One cat fled, the second approached curiously and seemed tame. He killed it with a .22 rifle through the eye. the pelt will be used for a rug and the head taxidermed attached to the hide.
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Jeff
Herbert
The
Independents
Montana City
Montana Development Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Montana Development Association will hold its annual meeting here today with many members arriving from across the state. Important matters are to be acted upon at the session, according to a report last night.
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C. H. McLeod
Missoula
Montana Development Association
The
Hunter's Wild Ducks Freeze in River Ice
Troy report details L. E. Throop’s mal ward ducks frozen in river water during a recent storm. He reduced his flock from 300 to about 100 in the fall and early winter and plans to keep those as a nucleus for next year.
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Troy
L. E. Throop
Letter arrives four years late recalls wife birthday
Berlin report tells how Otto Kuhner feared forgetting his wife’s birthday. He mailed a letter to himself but it was lost and only reached him four years later, just in time to remind him of another birthday.
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Berlin
Otto Kuhner
Lower Freight Rates To Aid Farmers In Selling Wild Horses
Montana freight rates from all points to Rockford Illinois drop to February 13 1925 and last until year end on range horses shipped for slaughter as a plan to reduce the growing wild horse problem Farmers say each horse consumes grass equal to three to five cattle and ten to fifteen sheep The note cites Great Northern agent R J Niewechner as the source and links the policy to reducing damage from roaming wild horses.
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Harlem
R. J. Niewechner
Great Northern
Montana
Rockford
Ili
Montana Plains
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound Darkens Hair
A druggist touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a cosmetic that darkens gray hair naturally and evenly overnight. It claims millions of bottles are sold annually and promises lasting luxurient darkness and a youthful appearance after one or two applications.
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Wyeth
Mrs. Martha Ricker Funeral Held at Home on Rodney
Mrs. Martha Ricker widow of Joshua C. Ricker died last Thursday night at the family home 39 South Rodney Street. The funeral yesterday afternoon at the family residence was conducted by Christian Science church readers with burial in Forestvale. William C. Coffman of Great Falls led the service. Adele Parden sang Teach Me to Pray with Miss Mary Slouston at the piano. Pallbearers included Judge A. J. Horsky Cornelius Hedges Henry G. Parden Dr. George H. Barbour Josiah Bowden and John N. Glass. Honorary committee comprised Montana Pioneers and Sons-Daughters of Pioneers with various named members.
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Martha Ricker
Joshua C. Ricker
South Rodney St
Christian Science Church
Forestvale
William C. Coffman
Great Falls
Adele Parden
Mary Slouston
A. J. Horsky
Cornelius Hedges
Henry G. Parden
George H. Barbour
Josiah Bowden
John N. Glass
Montana
A. P. Curtin
Moses Morris
Joseph Horsky
I. M. Parden
J. D. Conrad
J. Shober
Mesdames
A. J. Davidson
E. Booker
C. A. Fiske
Laura Reed
Loretta Ward
William Bardon
Reta Ward
Laslie Davidson
Lottie Rumsey
R. Horsky
Ross Deegan
Aubrey M. Holter
Fred Kessler
Ricker
Legislative Reunion of the Scottish Rite Opens in Helena
The biennial legislative reunion of Helena Scottish Rite bodies opens this evening at Consistory temple with work in two degrees, the secret master and perfect master. Friday evening will feature three more degrees: intimate secretary, provost judge, and intendant of the building.
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Helena
Zuehlke Funeral Today For Local railroad Worker
August Zuehlke of 1413 Lyndale avenue will be buried in Forestvale after a 2:30 p m funeral at Sterrmann and company's chapel. The Northern Pacific railroad wrecker crew employee died at the family home after an extended illness Saturday morning.
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August Zuehlke
Lyndale Avenue
Sterrmann and Company
H. AW. Woods
Coburn Memorial Church
Forestvale
Zuehlke
Northern Pacific Railroad
Crossword puzzle clues and jumbled entries
A dense list of crossword clues and broken phrases including four letter words and various numbered entries. The page features vertical and horizontal prompts with definitions, partial words, and scattered proper nouns, ending by noting the answer to yesterday’s puzzle.
Montana theme at annual meeting of Commercial Club and Woman's Own
Helena event marks the annual dinner and reception with Governor Erickson's talk on Montana Month. Commercial club and Woman's division prepare programs, dances, and plans to leverage railroad publicity for state advertising.
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Montana
Commercial Club
Woman's Own
Gen- Helena Commercial Club
Thetera Civic
Shrine Temple
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church
Isaac Boyer
Erick
Ninteenth Legislative Assembly
Con Lead
Main and
Grand Streets
John E. Erickson
Harry R. Cunningham
Erickson
Cunningham
Helena
Woman's Division
R. O. Kaufman
The
Stockwell Speaks at Kiwanis Luncheon Today
Rev. F. Stockwell, director of the college department of the Presbyterian board of education, will address the Kawarus Kiwanis luncheon. He is in town for Intermountain college fundraising ahead of an early spring campaign. Stockwell spoke yesterday at the First Presbyterian church and at St. Paul’s Methodist church.
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F. Stockwell
Presbyterian Board of Education
Philadelphia
Kawarus Luntheon
Stockwell
Intermountain College
Dr. Stockwell
First Presbyterian Church
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Chinook Banks Pass Million Dollar Deposit Mark
Chinook banks end year deposits exceed one million dollars with total cash resources at 402 493 43 after paying all debts. The gain comes from reduced debt and higher deposits across three local banks. Abel Dann and George Marvin planned a jobs swap but a rope stunt went wrong injuring Dann.
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Chinook, Tan
London
Abel Dann
George Marvin
Dann
Mass Eva Lutey Dies in Seattle Funeral Here
Miss Eva Lutey daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Lutey of 631 Highland street died Sunday in Seattle Interment will be here later Arrangements are pending in charge of Herrmann and Co She leaves four sisters Mrs Thomas Williams Mrs J W Keller Mrs Ernest Travis and Mrs Robert Bruce all of Helena and three brothers Wm H R Garfield and John B Lutey all of Helena Garfield went to Seattle last night to bring the body here
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Eva Lutey
Henry Lutey
Highland Street
Seattle
Herrmann and Co
Miss Lutey
Thomas Williams
J. W. Keller
Ernest ‘Travis
Airs
Robert Bruce
Helena
Wm. H.R. Garfield
John B. Lutey
Garfield
WIGKY MCKNIGHT CUT SHORT COAST VACATION
Wakter Micky McKnight assistant manager of Marlow Theater returns from a Portland area vacation after cutting it short due to heavy rainfall on the coast. He said the trip was spoiled by persistent wet weather.
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Wigky McKnight
Wakter
Micky
Burial of P. B. Clark in Forestvale Today
A private grave service for P. B. Clark, Montana pioneer, will be held in Forestvale today. The body arrives from Seattle at 12:13 p.m. accompanying family includes widow and two daughters, Mrs. S. T. Hauser of Helena and Mrs. A. H. Cox of Seattle. A Seattle funeral service was held last Saturday.
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Forestvale
P. B. Clark
Montana
Seattle
N. P
S. T. Hauser
Helena
Clark
A. H. Cox
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