City News Weather and Local Notices
Weather for Mostaun fair to partly cloudy with possible rain or snow by Tuesday. Card party at St Mary's hall Wednesday evening. Forfeited bail in police court. Fried Chicken Milner served by St Paul's church. Prisoner to Deer Lodge in deputy sheriff's custody. Miner injury after fall in Basin mine shaft. St Burgess Dairy advertises delivery service. Weekly baby clinic at Dr Arthur Jordan's office. Kitchen fire damages 729 Ninth Avenue. State 8th Grade exams at Jessie Morgan's office January 22 25.
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Ladies of St Paul's Church
News Yorks
Amos Calvin Dies at Columbus Falls Montana
Amos Calvin formerly of this city died yesterday at the soldiers home in Columbus Falls Mont. He was 87, a veteran of the Union Army in the oil war. A Montana resident since 1864, his daughter Mrs. M Coty and Mr Coty left for Columbus Falls to attend the funeral and burial there.
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Amos Calvin
Columbus Falls
Mont
Montana
M. Coty
Coty
Bural
Annual Meeting of Retail Merchants Under Way
Lester H. Loble attorney and state assembly member will be principal speaker at the Retail Merchants Exchange annual meeting this evening at the Eddy cafe. Directors will be elected and other business transacted.
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Lester H. Loble
State Assembly
Eddy Cafe
Mysterious Dr Q and Wonder Girl to lecture at church
Mr. McAlbert known as The Mysterious Dr Q and Maurine the Wonder Girl will begin a series of health and food lectures and seances at the Unitarian church Thursday night. The public is invited. The article notes the United States lies 25,000 miles of concrete road.
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McAlbert
Dr. Q
United States
Senate Bars Free Notices and Ticket Solicitation on Floor
The Montana Senate restricted notices and ticket sales on its floor after Sen Hazelbaker moved to curb district notices and ad reads. Secretary Cone read an entertainment notice but the motion passed to ban free notices and ticket solicitations. The Helena Trades and Labor council ratification argument was read and filed while journal copying was questioned. A sub committee on deficiency claims was referred to the finance and claims committee.
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Cone
Senate
Hazelbaker
Hazelaker
Helena Trades and Labor Council
Child Labor Movement
Porter
Committee On Rules
House
Committee On Finance
Improvement District Warrants Called by City Council
The city council in regular session yesterday called for payment on February 1 of warrants in several improvement districts. The council also adopted a deed for the Consistory Shrine Temple association allowing a street extension to open and dedicate ground on Stuart street. Helena Light and Railway Company was formally notified that the 1924 bonus is due and payable, with royalty questions pending in district court and before the State Public Service Commission. John Olaf received a permit for a soft drink parlor and employment office at 47 South Main Street.
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Shrine Temple Association
Stuart Street
Helena Light and Railway Company
District
State Public Service Commission
John Olaf
South Main Street
Kiwanis Members Back Harding Memorial Plan
Helena Kiwanis luncheon voted to fund the Harding memorial to be placed by Kiwanis International in Vancouver BC. The plan proposes employing physicians on salary equal to other government medical positions. Guests included Wall Aaken Kate Tallings and John E Erickson aide, Dr Doyle Glenslive Dr Kline Glasgow and Rev Cole Haye.
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Harding
Vancouver
Veteras
Lureatt
Wall Aaken
Kate
Tallings
Gow
John E Erickson
Doyle
Glenslive
Kline
Glasgow
Rev
Cole
Haye
E J Sherman Dies in Portland Oregon
E J Sherman former International Harvester collection manager died yesterday in Portland Oregon where he had been briefly engaged in business. Funeral and burial will be in Portland. He was born August 19 1875 in Oakland California and is survived by a wife two children and three sons and one daughter. He was a member of the Helena Masonic bodies and the Acacia Brotherhood.
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E. J. Sherman
International Harvester Company
Portland
Ore
Commercial Club Opens New Headquarters in Helena
The Helena Commercial club moves to its new headquarters in the Conrad building at Main and Grand Streets. Removal of office effects from the Fuller avenue location nears completion, with movers finishing yesterday.
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Helena Comercial Club
Conrad Building
Main
Grand Streets
Fuller Avenue
250 Guests Attend Women's Division Tea at Glub
Two hundred and fifty resident and visiting women were guests of the Women's division of the Commercial club at an informal tea yesterday afternoon at the Montana club. The affair was in honor of Mrs. John E. Frickson and legislative women.
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Thei ‘Woman's
Commercial Club
Montana Club
John E. Frickson
Legislative Wyeimen
Sands Badd Voluntary Creditors Assignment North Side
Voluntary assignment for the benefit of creditors was filed yesterday by Sands Brothers Dry Goods. Frank Bogart was appointed signee with a $25,000 bond. Inventory estimates total $80,000 in assets including stock valued at $35,000 and receivables $40,000 plus $5,000 in stocks and bonds. Liabilities were about $40,000. Store to reopen for cash sales with heavy markdowns to convert stock to cash. Bogart to cut overhead and pursue aggressive collections while awaiting reorganization or liquidation outcomes.
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Sands Brothers Dry Goods Company
A. J. Morsky
Department of the District Court
Frank Dgeorart
Bogart
Fort Peck entrymen granted extended payment terms in bill
A bill introduced by Representative Leavitt in the House extends by one year the deadline for an entry on the Fort Peck Indian reservation Montana. Entrymen may pay half of their dues by November 1 1925 and the balance by November 1 1926 under the proposal.
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Associated Press
Washington
Fort Peck
Montana
Leavitt
Not Goods Especially Bought for a Sale
Not Goods Especially Bought for a Sale But all our regular stock of quality merchandise at a discount of.
20 Percent Off During Annual Clearance Sale
A brief notice promotes a yearly clearance event promising substantial savings. It urges customers not to miss the opportunity to purchase needed items while stocks last. The message emphasizes limited timing and a single annual sale.
Widely Different Types Are Kellogg and Hughes
Washington January 19 observers forecast shifts in U S foreign policy after March 4 when Frank B Kellogg succeeds Charles Evans Hughes as secretary of state Kellogg is portrayed as passive and aged next to the energetic Hughes Kellogg earned the "Trust Buster Kellogg" nickname for dissolving major trusts while in Congress Borah as senate foreign affairs chairman looms as a new influence in the administration
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Harry B. Hunt
Washington
Hughes
State Department
Frank B. Kellogg
Tobe
Kellogg
Tuins
White House
Department of State
Prank B. Kellose
Tas
Charles Evans Hughes
Kellogg m
Senate
Borah
Kellagg
Clin
Central School Art Exhibit Extends Hours to Wednesday Evening
The Woman's club announces the Central school art room remains open until 10 o'clock Wednesday night. Anyone with tickets or wishing to view the collection is welcome. Mrs George S Carsley thanks Prof John Dietrich for his help in housing the exhibit and thanks the public for their support. She also thanks Mrs A S Gribble for her talk at the art room on Sunday afternoon.
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Central School Hall
Central School
Woman's Club
George S. Carsley
Beaif
John Dietrich
Jon
Carsley
A S Gribble
Art Room
PERSONAL notices from Placer hotel guests and visitors
A long list of guests and visitors at the Placer hotel including Joffray of Claner B E Lea of Tucson N T Tease of Great Falls Fr J F Rule of Ragym Gertrude Gustafson of Lincoln and others with mentions of business trips, family visits, and regional officials. Also notes J E Kelly invites the Coolidge agricultural commission to study South Dakota wheat pool for cooperative marketing.
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Great Falls
Aberdeen
S.C
South Day Kota
J. E. Kelly
South Dakota Wheat Growers’ " Association
Coolidge
Agricultural Commission
First Meeting Tonight to Form Elks Marching Unit
The Helena lodge of Elks convenes at Fort Maud Oregon near July for a grand lodge convention. The first meeting at 8 p m tonight will elect marching unit officers and plan the convention. The unit to head Montana's Portland parade may include 45 members minimum and a consolidated Montana band of about 100 Elks from several lodges.
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ELKS
Helena Lodge of Elks
Grand Lodge
Fort Maud
Ore
Low Broadway
Montana
Portland
Tins
Collegiate Orchestra Heads to Orient on Admiral Oriental
A North Dakota State college orchestra will play at the Winter Garden this evening before departing Seaitin aboard the Admiral Oriental liner as the shipboard official orchestra. They will perform engagements in Yokohama Tobe Shanghai Hong Kong and Manila. Last night they drew a record crowd in Bozeman. Admission is 10 cents with extra dances from 3 30 to 3 30.
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North Dakota State College
Winter Garden
Orient
Seaitin
Admiral-Oriental
Afchinley
Lile Boat
Yokohama
Tobe
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Manila
Northwest
Theosophist Leader to Speak Tonight at Unitarian Church
L W Rogers president of the American section of the Theosophical Society will lecture this evening at the Unitarian church. Subject is Reincarnation. Public invited.
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L. W. Rogers
Amercan
The
Theosophical Society
Unitarian Church
Mr. Rogers
Algeria Temple and Patrol Elect and Install Officers
Algeria Temple and the Patrol held annual meetings and elected and installed officers for the new year. Illustrious officers include Mark D. Hest as potentate and EW Spoettewood as thrabban with officers from Helena Great Falls and Livingston. A silk flag was presented by Harry Lansders and O L Lanstrum presented the honor. The Patrol and drum and bugle corps officers were named led by BE M Welliver with plans for June ceremonies after the summer Scottish Rite reunion.
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Algeria
Lemme Ple
Mark D. Hest
Glasgow
George W. Lanstrum
Helena
Rabban
EW Spoettewood
Missouia
James M. Burlingame
Great Falls
Ilenry RB
Milter
Harry
Henry
Shrine Patrol
Drum
BE. M. Welliver
Dingh Adair
W. Burgan
J. S Bossler
Leutenant
A. J. Dreyer
C. J. Shudawk
Z. BP
Felporn
TL Jo Rogers
Board of Strategy
Dr. O. MeLan- Strum
David Pizar
A. Bras
Willam Dryourgh
Fred Buck
Billings
O’Leary Acquitted Shocks Court After Jury Verdict
The court acquits O Leary amid sharp jury criticism of jurors for the verdict. The judge warns against complacency toward officers as former deputy US marshal Nick Burnham wrestled with O Leary during the May 22, earlier incident in Butte. The panel listed includes Robert Lea, John H Quinn, Thomas D Paull, and others. A separate note reports the government seeks to purchase 7360 acres in Wyoming for the Winter Game Elk reserve with a 2131500 appropriation.
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O'Leary
Butte
Charles N. Pray
O'Tucary
Haynhsem
Opie
Osears
Butte Iast
John J. Glatter
Tieorge
Washington
Wyowingay
Winters Republican
Wyoming
Child Labor Amendment debated at Montana committee hearing
The Abuse committee on labor held a hearing on the federal child labor amendment, with E. H. Manson of the Montana federation of labor and Dr. H. H. Swain defending ratification. Opposing views were minimal as no one spoke against the measure. remarks focused on congressional power, farm labor, and political campaigning. The session adjourned after remarks by committee chair Alex Fairgreaves.
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Abuse Committee On Labor
Montana
E. H. Manson
Montana Federation of Labor
Margie Smith Hathaway
H. H. Swain
Brannan
Manson
Congress
Dr. Swain
Swain
Helena florist Peter Miller dies after night
Peter Miller proprietor of Helena Floral at 52 South Davis Street died late last night His residence was at 111 Spencer Street Funeral arrangements to be announced He is survived by two sons Arthur and Henry Miller and one daughter In Seattle He had lived in Helena for many years and was known for selling hallmarked silver
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Peter Miller
Helena Floral Company
South Davis Street
Spancer Street
Herrmann and Company
Miller
Arthu
Henry Miller
Ony
Seattle
Miler Agan
Helena
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