Helena City News and Ads Roundup from Friday
Local notices from Helena Montana include doctor and dental office moves, shop advertisements, and service listings. Highlights mention Dr Wiley relocating to Tuller avenue, Foot Sale by Vera Rebekah degree staff, Scarpf's Lunches new facilities, and Harvey hotel building conversion. Also listed are dental board exam notices and the overseas veteran funeral from Fort hospital with details on pallbearers and lodge involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Wiley
Tuller Avenue
City Water Office
County Attorney Again Wills Against Bum Checks
Helena residents face a steady stream of bum check cases as County Attorney George Wad ebury Jr. warns against accepting checks from smooth talking strangers. He notes merchants and farmers are often victimized, with prosecutions pursued only when possible, while many culprits escape by making good the theft or fleeing. A recent case involves a Valley rancher and a $030 check that bounced, with sheriffs nationwide pursuing the suspect. The piece laments local sting against transients and notes rising suspicion among residents who bear higher costs in merchandise. There is also a stray line about roses, unrelated to the main story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
George W.wadebury, Jr
Padbury
Idaho
North Main Street
Mn Hig Ford
Minneapolis
Montana
Selena Mercchants
Architect Named for Buildings at Vocational School
Anthony J. Dreyer of Helena was named by the state board of exam iners yesterday as architect to prepare plans and specifications for two new buildings at the girls' vocational school in the Helena valley. The structures are the women's cottage and gymnasium and construction will start after the plans are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony J. Dreyer
Helena
State Board of Examiners
Helena Valley
Howells Rouse Funeral to Forestvale Foremost
The body of Mrs. A F Howell will arrive today at 7:10 AM from Washington with daughter Misa Imogene Howell and burial planned in Forestvale beside Reed Howell. The service will be led by Rev. Milas Howell, with Milas accompanied by Luce of Bozeman and hosted at Isabelle Marka’s home at 382 North Flowerty. Mrs Howell died last December in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Imogene Howell
Mra
F. Howell
Northern Pacific Railroad
Washington, D.C
Forestvale
Howel’n Ausbind
Gan
Reed Howell
Trev
UW. Anal
St. Petera Hylscapatehareh
Al G Barnes Circus Arrives in Helena with Vet Guest Passes
Helena hosts Al G Barnes four ring circus with a veteran guest program at the hospital and two performances today. Judge Albert J Galen of Montana Supreme Court accompanies the show, aiding disabled World War I veterans with free admissions and outreach acts. Schedule lists arrivals by 4 a.m. and shows at 2 and 7 p.m. with street sale at Chatfield's and a parade omitted. The program features Pocahontas at the Court of Queen Anne, the Royal Lilliputians, 180 horses, desert and oriental acts, and Joe Mastin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
al G. Barnes
Barnes
Theig
Guente
Albert J. Galen
Montana Supreme Court
Livingston
Fort Hospital
Mr. Barnes
Judge Galen
Mc Barnes
Northern Pacific
North Main St
Chatfield
Queen Anne
Joe Martin
Royal Lilliputians
Sahara
China
A. G. Barnes
al G. James
Big 4
Circus
Culver City
Los Angeles
France
England
America
Iteretor
Personal notices from Montana hotels feature visiting names
A flurry of guest registrations and travelers fills the Placer and Harvey hotels. J A Wright, Dr L E Patton, and many others from Great Falls, Lewistown, Augusta, and Cascade stay for business or leisure. Helena bank official F Towle makes a quick Minneapolis run. Mrs Carl Tintingar convalesces at St Peter's hospital after recent surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Patton
P.M. Midrickson
Lincoln
E. A. Stiefel
Belarade
XN. G. Coblett
Great Falls
FH. A. McDonald
Lewistown
Mra
Carl Tintingar
Cascade
St. Peter's Hospital
Previnia
Mia
Fooa
Fintinger
Veterinary Medics Set for 17th Montana Meeting
Veterinary medics and sanitary livestock officials from all state sections and federal authorities meet at 9 am in the livestock building at the state capital for lab courses and law reviews. The 17th annual Montana Veterinary Medical Association opens this afternoon with remarks by Dr. W. J. Butler, F. Morse, and H. F. Wilkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Veterinary Medical Assoociation
W. J. Butler
F. Morse
State Livestock Sanitary Board
H. F. Wilkins
Association
Aftrnoon
Montana
Clih
Tmt Starr
Incheigh Marsh
FE. BD. Nash
W. S. Butler
J F Mayers Funeral Planned For Sunday
The funeral for J F Mayer of East Helena who died yesterday at St Peter's hospital will be held Sunday at 2 30 pm in East Helena. The Rev Emil Ziegler of First Lutheran Helena will officiate with burial in East Helena Cemetery. Arrangements are by Herrmann and Company. Mayer, a Montana resident for 50 years, was born in Württemberg Germany on January 19 1850 and came to the U S at 16. He worked in Wickes for Alta Montana Smelting, partnered with William Fowler in Helena blacksmithing, later worked at East Helena Smelter and was placed on pension. Surviving are his widow and several children including Miss Florence Mayer East Helena Mrs William Bishop Long Prairie Minn Mrs W P Gresh and Mrs A T Fowler of Helena George Vertry Mayer of East Helena and Fred Mayer assistant postmaster in Helena plus a brother and sister in Pennsylvania. Funeral arrangements note a service in East Helena Methodist Church and body to lie in Metzmann's chapel until Saturday afternoon then at the family home in East Helena. Pallbearers to be named later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Mayer
East Helena
St. Peter's Hospital
Emil Ziegler
First Lutheran Church
Pennsylvania
Wickes
Alta Montana
William Fowler
Helena
Florence Mayer
William Bishop
Long Prairie
Minn
W. P. Gresh
A. T. Fowler
George Vertry Mayer
Taste Helena
Fred Mayer
Elena
East Helena Methodist Church
Metzmann
Famly
East Velena
Fire crews gain ground against timber blaze near Craig
Mire crews aided by ranchers are making progress toward controlling a fire in timber near Craig. Six men were sent to the scene after a call to Velona forest office. F C Galbraith and George Searm traveled to Craig with equipment and provisions for up to 26 men as smoke rose over Helena late last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stickney Creak
Craig
Helena
Velona Forest
F. C. Galbraith
Cl.s. General Land Office
George Searm
State Forestry
Ina Ft
Union program marks Fort Union ceremony with Indian games
Gov Erickson and Ima Hilger attend a Fort Union program opening with a ceremony led by Governor Sorlie. Major General Blugh J. Lent will address tribes as Indian games and a flag raising follow. A special railroad train will depart Port Union for historic stops including Meriwether and the Baltic scene near Chinook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sievernor Jobth
W. Arleksay Aryu
David Hilger
Stor Fana
Kaun
Kort Diven
Gourtney
Sorlie
Northa
Kota
Blugh J. Lent
V. AL
Railroads
Artlsts
Port Union
Lacter National Park
Baltic
Chinook
Joseph
Nez Perces
Nelson
Meriwether
Lewis
Montana
Argentine Dance Real Headliner VAUD BILL OKEH at the Marlow
The Four Harremen headlined a vaudeville at the Marlow with Artizo De La Mara and Juana delivering Spanish dances in rare unity and rhythm. Louis Frondi sang baritone, Rae Art opened the bill, Eddie Jones violinist with Rene Chaplow and Kellie singing. Merron and Arneman provided patter and song while Miss Arneman and Tony Sarg marionettes added novelty. The matinee drew a big young crowd and the puppets drew strong applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artizo de la Mara
Juana
Marlow
Dun
Vaudewire
Grace Persamfiga
Louis Frondi
Aniely
Rae Art
Eddie Jones
Rene Chaplow
Whitefish Planting Plans In Flathead Lake
C A L Jakways announces continued efforts to stock Flathead Lake with whitefish after a recent Glacier Park trip with a government expert and a state university official. Eggs may hatch at the Somers plant and be released in Flathead Lake. Tests at Lake Marys and Mares lakes reveal suitable food for whitefish growth and show fish dwelling at depths up to 12 feet. A depth survey in Flathead tested 180 feet, finding mainly a small hull oar Dolly Varden trout, while whitefish were present at various depths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Superior
St Mary's Lake
C. AL Jakways
Yesserday
Glacier Park
Red
State University
Capert
Somers
Wisthead Lake
Mares Lake
Flathead Lake
Flathead
Marriage for a Dollar Sparks Arrests in Omaha
Omaha reports Tony Roach and Maggie Roach were arrested after a marriage scheme at a license office. Maggie’s husband allegedly gave a dollar for the match and threw her out, while she had married another man without a divorce. Authorities note the case centers on an unusual union arrangement and potential bigamy aspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Fress
Magpie Roach
Loxnel Bluts
License Bureau
Maggie
Frank
Tony Roach
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City News
West Portion
Dr. Cash
Marcelling
Park
The
Mre. Green
St Btute Floue
Vera Rebekah
N. F. Grans Grocery Store
Scarpf
Harvey
Trogkw
Phona
Sean
Crago’s
Fuller Avenue
Gemini Ford
Chevrolet
Nilan & Hawkes
Firestone
Hué’s Tire Shop
N. Malm
Owen and
Hunter
Bailey
Buemard
P.O
Winci Garden
Mareold Th MoDonel
Philisburg Serterday
Artanke- Menta
Herrmin and Company
Fielena Lodtge No 3
McMone
Flint Creek
Milipshuts
Sana
Joan
Law Bosten Beeseeer
Calgary
Chicago
Edmonton
Vestseveree
Klaa
Veenee
Walisnel
Seeeseee
Wiles City
New Yoris
St Paul-Minne
Salt Lake
Seattle
Rae
Sheridan Williston
Elles
Leléna
William Bosgster
Aitkin
Mint
Patterson
Cayuses
Newerapen Si
Palm Beach
Qualry
Bay Prices
Mendel
Belcher
Tme
Joe Mastin H
T. Ey Kerr
Tor Bt
Paul
Ry Mra
J. AC Wright
Pemcock
Placer
GO. Jewitt
Wolt Creek
Welch
Avon
MM. Allard
Ty E Patton
Sweat
Ae Montana Auguat
Augusta
Maren
Ene FE. F, Lidock
VOM
Lavineton
Macer
Roqwet
Misa Helen Irene Roquat
Te. F Towle
Minneapolis Federal Nererve Bank
Minnaanals
Capitol
J. F. Mayers
GOV. Erickson and
IMA. Hilger
REAL
Vaud
Bill Okeh
Helena Ice Co
the Pioneer Company
Lissner
Ifn
Bea
Louis
New York Shoe Co
the Home Building and Loan Association of
Building and Loan Association
Room
Pittsburgh
Louis F. Schroeder
Lec-Treas
Geo. B. HopkIns
Pres
Daniel Butcher
Joseph W. Chivers
Cornelius Hedges, JR
Daniel E. White
Francis E. Heller
P. G. Schroeder
East Bridgewater
Mass
M. Clifton Edson
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