Montana City News Weather and Local Notices
Montana weather shows showers and thunderstorms Thursday and Friday with little temperature change. Local ads and notices list services, phone numbers, and moving announcements. A federal court case involving Idaho Metals and Ohio Development and Mining was set for trial before July 4 in federal district court. Obituary notes report Carl Inghart’s funeral in Verrmann chapel and Swedish-born resident with no local relatives.
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Montana
Idaho Metals Company Agaist
Ohio Development and Mining Company
Federal District Court
Inkhartx
Carl Inghart
Verrmann Accrompanys Chapel
Bt. Dedints Lutheran Chosen
Murial
Porestvale
Inghart
Sweden
Patterson Seeks to Beat Worthless-Check Charge
Patterson, returned from Airkin, Stlin, with Deputy Sheriff William Foesler, faces a $655 worthless check charge for paying a camond of 11 horses to San Auril in a valley ranch. He hired Attor ney W. TY Rankin. The horses, tied to freight, will be sold by the railroad next Saturday if freight bills remain unpaid. Gray a and Mintesota See heat in history, Mr. Bosaler reports.
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M. Lk. Patterson
Airkin
Stlin
Eve Stody
Wiliam Foesler
San Auril
W. TY. Rankin
Matternow
AlUsine
Gray A
Miss Chamberlain Heads to New York for Sands Bros Millinery
Miss Alice Chamberlain manager of Sands Bros millinery depart ment boarded a train yesterday for New York City to make advance purchases for the fall season.
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Miss Chamberlain
New York City
Sands Bros. Millinery
Alice Chamberlain
Sands Bros
Each Oil Well Is a Mine Says Attorney General Opinion
The Attorney General declares every oil well a mine after a Supreme Court ruling in Mid-Northern Oil Co v Walker. The decision forces the tax board to treat each lease as a mine and allows no cross‑well deductions, likely raising net proceeds tax. Officials anticipate further court action before final assessment rules are set.
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ATTY
Foot
Supreme Court
State Board of Equalization
Mid-Northern Oil Company
Walker
United States
Gener
M. B. Milligan
Oil Tax Department
Helena Girl in Pictures Visits Relatives and Friends
A Helena girl associated with a film company visits relatives and friends at 003 Second Street after her father O. J. Stellway. Mrs. Meall, known in the movies, leaves today for San Francisco. Mrs. McCall recently appeared in the Grow reservation location and will rejoin the company to finish the same picture in Yellowstone Park.
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Mier
O. J. Stellway
Second Street
Meall
San Franoised
Thomas Willis Dies in Detroit Michigan
Thomas Willis senior of T H Willis 160 Lyndale Avenue and former Helena resident died of pneumonia in Detroit Michigan last Monday. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Willis had long shared a home with his brother Albert, a Detroit contractor.
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Thomas Willis
T. H. Willis
Lyndale Avenue
Helena
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Willis
Albert
Montana Life Picnic Delights Heart of the Hills Day
The Montana Life Insurance company held a full day picnic at Heart of the Hills despite overcast skies and intermittent showers. Officers and families enjoyed lunch and supper prepared by Presbyterian women as baseball games and other sports entertained attendees. A Studebaker bus from T. C. Power Motor Company ferried guests to and from the grounds, with automobiles also used for transport.
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Montana Life Insurance Company
Picnc
Frerd Grounds
Auto License Funds To Be Paid To Counties
Warrants for the counties share of the automobile license tax for the second quarter of 1925 will be awaited soon, announced at the office of C W Stewart secretary of state. The distribution for the second quarter ending July 1 amounts to 422 800 and brings total for the first half of the year to 752 774 47 an increase of 107 941 75 over 1924 Lewis and Clark county will receive 14 029 05 in the apportionment of the automobile license tax being fourth in the amount received.
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C. W. Stewart
Lewis and Clark County
Panama Canal Voyage Seattle to New York Announced
George A. Miner of Pacific Steamship announces steamship Alexander will sail Seattle September 29 for New York via the Panama Canal. Fare from Seattle to New York is 475.55. The ship is described as fastest on the Pacific and will then enter regular service between Miami and New York for fall and winter.
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George A. Miner
Pacific Steamship Company
Alexander
Seattle
New York City
Panama Canal
Pacific Ocean
New York
Mian
Fla
Alleged Horse Thief to Face Montana Trial
Requisition papers signed by Governor Joli Erickson authorize the return of Panders county resident Ja Wilson to Montana for trial on horse stealing charges. Wilson, jailed in Beaton County after breaking out of a Conrad jail during an appeal on larceny of harness, was recaptured in Beach. Sheriff Carl Embady of Tondadera County remains in pursuit of the suspect.
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Joli Erickson
Panders County
Ja Wilson
Bea Nod
Anil
Conrad
Carl Embady
Tonndera County
Beard
Wilson
Prudera
Novemer
State Supreme Court
Gid
Beach
Marshall's Bites To Be This Afternoon
The funeral for Mrs. Annie Marshall of 18 Breckerridge Street will be held this afternoon at St James AME Church with Rev HC White officiating. Burial follows at Forcatvale. Flaherty and Keller have arrangements. Mrs. Marshall, 33, was born in Unionville. Pallbearers include George M. Lea, Arthur Talmer, George Christian, James Tagram, Julian Anderson, Nathaniel Ford. Honorary pallbearers: Nandal Reed, MO J. Arnett, A. G. Dereey, Moe, Laveary, John Neld, Mason Robinson, Vealer, John Williams, Walter Irvin.
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Annie Marshall
Breckerridge Street
St. James’ A
Unionville
George M. Lea
Arthur Talmer
George Christian
James Tagram
Julian Anderson
Nathaniel Ford
Nandal Reed
MO. J. Arnett
A. G. Dereey
Moa
Laveary
John Neld
Mason Robinson
Vealer
Jabn Williams
Watllin Irvin
J B Marck Reports Favorable After Operation
J B Marck, seriously injured weeks ago in an airplane crash at Hutte, is reported in satisfactory condition after a operation at St Teter's hospital. W G Ferguson, secretary of the Elena Commercial club, remains in pain at Murray hospital after fractures in the same accident.
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St. Teter’s Hospital
J. B. Marck
Hutte
W. G. Ferguson
Elena Commercial Ciih
Murray Hospital
Bust
Resists Extradition Hearing Set By Governor
Dietrick arrested in Virginia City on Oregon request for removing property bought on conditional terms. Governor Vickson grants a hearing next Saturday. Dietrick, ex serviceman, former LU S veterans’ bureau member, appeared in his defense. Suit forwarded to creditors in The Dalles Oregon, but prosecution persists by a commercial organization.
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Virgina City
Oregon
Vickson
LU. S
Dureau
Dietrich
Dalles
Orc
Weather Bu reau report notes crops benefit from cool, normal week
A weekly Weather Bureau bulletin reports cool, cloudy weather aided crops, with earlier heat giving way to milder temperatures. It notes varied impacts across regions, with grain, fallow, and forage conditions differing by soil prep and timing. Ranges have turned brown and dusty while livestock remain in good condition in northern counties.
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United States Weather Bureau
Prairie County
Altonali Il
Toraan Siniiler
Yellowstone Valley
Blaine County
Chatfield Reports on Rotary Meet in Cleveland
Chatfield reports from the international Rotary meeting in Cleveland where 2245 delegates from three countries attended. He says Rotary promises international cooperation sooner than politicians from world conferences, and notes Montana publicity and upcoming talks by Dr. Allen Kraute on tuberculosis prevention at the next meeting.
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International Rotary
Chatfill
Rotary
Chatfield
Ton Mavisay Byte
International Rotary Front
Ife
Davis
Cleveland
Beng
Montana
Momlana
Dro OM. Lanstram
Allen Kraute
Vorking University
Veteran denies bootlegger role in Cascade case
A Fort Harriton hospital scene centers on veteran Bert Nelson of Cascade Mont who resists being labeled a dispenser of hooch. He questions the police and media, noting misidentifications of Nelsons in Helena and nearby towns and asking readers to avoid delivering false accusations about his entanglement with a Canadian American deporting firm.
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Bers Nelson
Cascade
Mont
Fort Harriton
Nelson
Nelsor
Neleen Pecan
Bert Nelson
AE Inter
Hyyally the Satan
Iheuer
Bert
Male Impersonator Sent Out of Butte
A court in Butte sentenced a male impersonator to six months in county jail with suspended sentence pending good behavior. The case involved Mrs Holling and a rival witness, with police noting prior work as Bobby Watson and appearances at local shows. She had performed across several towns and recently worked on a ranch in Radersburg.
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Tily
Rebby Wats
Hickardy
Vane Hand
Yagraves
Court of Justice of the Peace
Lewis
Sentoner
Battle
Holling
Mere. Halling
Hingelf
Mre
St George
Mere Baling
Bobby Watsons
Murphy
Vauiteville
Dry Squadron to Open Here Tonight
A garbled preview notes a basketball opening tonight with teams or squads in a local Methodist church setting. It mentions a president figure and a Friday afternoon moment around a game, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Plein Squadron
Orzainaat
Mothers Camp Draws Three Counties To Broadwater
Three counties are represented at the Mothers and Charades camp near Broadwater with registrations opening and a full opening program planned. Notables include Mrs Fred Bader Mrs Gertrude Bompart and Mrs Willian Burin along with state and county extension service leaders. Chancellor M Katranny of the State University is slated to speak on Making a Living and Making a Life, with demonstrations and musical numbers featured in the afternoon and evening programs.
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Lewis and Clark
Irtierson
Broadwater
Fred Bader
Hugh Reewan
Gertrude Bompart
Willian Burin
Airs
Stephen Yur Has
A. [. Robinses
Mee
Bad High Elles
Helena Suktes
Walhiant White
Harry Phains
Austin
Katie Sehale
Dora Baker
Mortana Cire
Wowall
Mast Helens Mas. N. Jh
Mason
Canyon Creek
Abie Foster
Clisert
Royal Smith
Met Inka Mannix
Canton
State and Cotn Extension Service
Rhias Sporting
Miss Noni Efbusdy
Viener
James Fo MiMamee
Mlaw
Walker
Helena Worman
Mere Moa
Franny
Aimerivan Aesocianon
Lniversity Wa Qaie
Mrs. High Kogan
Canute Paty Bureau
M. Katranny
Lee
Nash
Len Wiles
Arith Vintin
Detamp
Rose Marie Achlichter
Alfred Atkinson
Th 1
State College
Helena
Fragmentary Dialogue Snapshot from Zagreb Text
A brief fragment shows Tracher and Papi in a terse exchange about halting and juice, with sarcastic remarks. The dialogue mentions fractions and weights, ending with the names Pilule and Zagreb in the garbled passage.
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Tracher
Papi
Papii
Local business men and Tate officials to Augusta conference
On invitation of Augusta people, Helena bankers and business men will motor to Augusta this morning for a conference with a congressional committee appointed to inspect the Sun River reclamation project. Delegation from Great Falls expected. banquet at 1 p.m. State officials Governor Erickson and Secretary Stewart among Helena attendees.
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Helena
Sun River
Congressional
Lanis
Crampton
Horse
C. H. Burke
Scott Leavitt
Moblana
Frank Murphy
Appropriations Committee
Joe Sinott
Publi Lands
Burton L. French
Dawes Talk At Denver Heard Clearly On Radio
Vice President Charles Dawes spoke in Denver last night urging a revision of Senate rules he calls archaic. The address was clearly heard in Helena on radio KJ Lemert and several listeners with radios reported hearing him as if present in Denver.
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Dawes
Denver
Charles Dawes
Senate
Helena
KJ. Lemert
McCanney Held In Jail On Prohibition Charge After Beer Cargo Seizure
Frank McCanney, arrested near Eureka by federal agents, is in county jail awaiting action in Federal court on a charge of violating the Volstead act. His automobile cargo of 30 cases of Canadian beer was confiscated along with his car.
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Frank McCanney
Jaid
Eureka
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