City Briefs From Helena and Surrounding Areas
Helena notes report a variety of local items including police activity, court actions, traffic fines, a dog bite incident, mail volume records, and social notices. Highlights mention a theft inquiry at the airport administration building, car collisions with minor damage, a women’s Democratic club meeting, a chaplain’s parole, property sale approvals, and community notices affecting residents of Lewis and Clark county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbwr Collstoy
Nat Cara
Mra Mauricn Dinsen
William Grybureh
Rvenug
Tele
Cers
Women's Democratic Club
Lewis and Clark County
Grandon
Annie Burke 77 Helena Resident Dies After Ill Health
Miss Annie Burke aged 77 longtime Helena resident died after a year of failing health at her sister Mra W J Hartwig home on North Ronton avenue. She came from Ireland 60 years ago settling in Fall River then Helena in 1879 and lived with her sister for over 60 years. Survived by many relatives including nephews and several grandchildren. remains to Opp and Conrad mortuary with funeral at St Helene cathedral Wednesday at 9 follows rosary this evening at the same chapel. Pallbearers listed. The note mentions Clapham Junction signalman handling 2623 trains daily in winter and holidays with higher counts in racing season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annia Burke
Helena
Mra W J. Hartwig
North
Ronton Avenue
Misa Burka Wana
Ireland
Settiig Flat
Fall River
Mass
Mion Burke
Thea
Opp
Conrad Mortuary
St Helene Cathedral
Conrad Chapel
Pait- Dearera
Jack Haytin
Stephen Sullivan
Loouis Brie
Dr EM Gateo
Tom Curtis
Lyman Sperry
May 16 Montana farm price report notes declines
The May 15 Montana price report shows across most commodities a general decline with seasonal drops in grains and hay. Winter wheat fell from 82 to 75 cents per bushel, oats held at 16 cents, corn 70, barley 47, rye 30, and hay prices eased. Livestock also softened with hogs at 9.0 per hundredweight and lambs steady near 4.00. dairy, poultry, and butter slipped slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Jay G Ylamand
Revport Atatex
Loren Most
Lamba
T J Collins Candidate for Congress in First District
T J Collins seeks the Montana first district seat with a platform advocating collective bargaining, 30 hour workweek, elder and women protections, and veteran support. He touts common sense representation, a post for hospital facilities for disabled veterans, and aims to remove gambling from farming efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Collins
T. J. Calline
Anaconi
Nia
Wild
Sam W Mitchell
Mantita
Tador
Humana
T. J. Collins and
Gamble
Farmiere Efforta
Veterana
Montana
Wallagar
Carling
Congrugs
Carroll College
Kiwanis official pleads for club objectives driving work
In Frohowh of Bradenton Florida Kiwanis Official 15 urged local clubs to embrace the five major objectives of the organization. He stressed service to underprivileged children, citizen training, urban rural relations, youth programs, and vocational guidance while calling for cost relief and stronger morale among members. Brigade Russell A Clark of the Salvation Army and other guests attended as speakers and hosts introduced attendees at the weekly meeting.
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Frohowh
Bradenton
Pie
Kiwanis International
Ineal Club
Ue Ogni
Wald
Russell A Clark
Nnrth
Weal Dy Union
Salvation Army
Beatlin
Robert McClelland
San Virncieno
F F Slevans
Seattle
Willim Murtaugh
Helens
Fara Cariion
Loewe Arin Oxy Lory
Alt le Vollette
Chengo
George Woadburn
View Tregidoil
Officers for 1806 to be elected by Lyons Club Today
Helena Liane club members will spend their weekly meal electing a president three vice presidents and a director for the ensuing year Frank D Bevan Claude Met Guimnean and Harry Hennessy are nominated for president while Bevan Met Guinness and William Mundt are prospective first vice presidents Nominations for second vice president include Hennessy McGuinness and R E Tobin for third vice president Tenet Lewis Tobin Morris Sanford and Carl Herman vie for director A director will serve three years from Herman Lewis Stanley Wilson Walter Budgen Al Johnson Clarence Wrao and Cobra Ballots for Montemer will be cast Bridges Harmann Tobin and others present officers are Bevan president Bav ana first vice president McGuinness second vice president Henneman third vice president Lewin director Siermann and Tobin tail twister. A program will be presented at today’s meeting at 1216 at that Place hotel.
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Helena Liane Club
Montamer
Joil Swiste
Frank D Bevan
Claude Met Guimnean
Harry Hennessy
Bevana
Met Guinness
William Mundt
Includa Fr. Hennesy
McGuinness
R E Tobin Thoac
Tenet Lewis
Mr Tobin
Morris Sanford
Carl Herman
Om Mirector
Airectar
Hermanas
Lewis
Stanley Wilson
Walter Budgen
al Tohnson
Clarence Wrao
Cobra
Monlemer
Harmann
Tobin
Doana
Johnson
Quay Paleter
Wiisomia
Lao Kottas
Craig-Wolf Creek Road Cleared After Blockage
Traffic moved yesterday on the Craig Wolf Creek highway where Sunday debris nearly halted journeys. The maintenance department reported progress and planned immediate work to clear blocked sections after a near floodlike debris build up.
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Craig
Wolf Creek
Stele Highway Commission
Personal notices from Helena and nearby towns
A string of local personal notes mentions travelers and visitors across Montana. Names include Lewieconn, Helena, Great Falls, Harlowton, Lawlatawn, Missoula, and surrounding areas with arrivals from Butte, Rockwood, and other towns. The items reference social calls, business visits, and a death of Mrs Bertha Mallett, widow of Owen Mellen, editor of the Washington Daily News.
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Fartland
Ore
Bertha) Mallett
Owell Mellen
Adlor
The
Washington Daily News
Aerial Photography Key To Forest Fire Defense
Aerial photography is set to become a principal factor in forest fire defense for the region. Jon Tenpler, supervisor of the Halona National Forest, noted that photographs taken from the air will locate fire dispatchers and centers, with maps and models aiding rapid action. Demonstrations show aerial images speeding map reading and situational awareness for ground crews and lookouts, enhancing early detection and response.
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Region One
Jon Tenpler
Uo Halona National Foreat
Yeasterday
Lookoutaili
Vendtion
Shawn Mannichers
Ulftca
Mapa
Requisition Papers Issued For Two Fugitives
Governor Tilmer Hall authorized extradition papers for Leo Waben held in Montana to face burglary charges in Crystal, New Jersey. Waben allegedly broke into a store, with items taken during April’s break in. Virginia City custody closed the case. Sheriff Connor of Pembina County, North Dakota led the transfer. California authorities also received permission to return Shaman Linamo custody in Palom to Santa Anna, California, over a theft charge of $400 from multiple dwellings.
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Gov Tilmer Hall
Leo Waben
Montana
Crystal
Cal
Haben
Cowoty
Ryatal
Virginia City
Ayelile BC Connor
Pembina County
North Dakota
Helena
Holt Slso
California
Shaman Linam
Palaon
Santa Anna
Gel
Four Fires Break Out in Week State Auditor Informed
Reports of four fires last week in separate locations reached State Auditor James Holmex office. Fire Marshal Jack Carney said a garage belonging to AT Lynch of Sweet Grass was destroyed. A Havre resident Bossudt suffered $409 damage to his home from a fire likely caused by an unknown source. Ted Nordheim store in Wonthy also burned, and an overheated stove caused a Krausa residence fire with $100 loss. An overheated attic line is cited as a possible origin.
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Jame Holmex
Elate
Jack Carney
Lynch
Bossudt
Havre
Ica
Ted Nordheim Ag Wonthy
Dlath
Albert Ts Krausa
County Officers to Administer the Act Election Details
Land operators in Lewis and Clark County to vote for community and county officers who will administer the act. Elections set Friday at 2 pm in room 322 at the federal building. Broadwater County election slated Saturday at 2 pm at the courthouse. Four directors to form county committee and select president and vice president. Five Broadwater directors to meet to choose county officers and committeemen.
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Lewis and Clark Couinty
Broadwater
Zirnaietn
Sinte Thee Lewis and Clack
Algn
Augusta
Sorthern
Dearborn
Bronilwater
Achalrran
Dreadwater Group
Lethayn Dinihers
Nodlerowers Set Dates and Locations for 1306 Ram Sales
Members of the Montana unorganized committee announce dates and places for 1306 ram sales. Representatives include breeders F Sima, Roza Mah, Howard Morse, Bilton, and GB D Selway, with other officials and executive committee members listed. The notice outlines scheduling and participation details for the ram sale events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nodlerowers
Montayn Wautgron Uray Wesoetslion
Kalna
Sima
Rozamah
Howard Morse
Bilton
GB D
Rtes
Asa
Dorothy Averell Completes MUI Violin Studies
Dorothy Averell of Welena completes musical violin studies at the Mine Were school of Mine Were, with 71 graduates. The event features soloists and a principal speaker Dr Roy Dickineon Welch, amid a reception. Also reported are grain supply changes including wheat down 1,290,000 bushels and corn down 620,000.
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New York
Nora
Tinle Averell
Welena
Walker Wondworth Jr
Yotus
Waa
Roy Dickineon Welch
Gratn
Rainbow Trout Strike Traps Inspector on Maillson River
In a dawn scene on the Maillson River, Inspector Gates battles a rainbow trout as a new fishing outfit and gear fail to free the hooked fish. He maneuvers the boat, tries to tamp the rod, and finally lands the snagged rainbow after a tense struggle near shore. The incident ends with Gates resigning to shore after the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maillson
Gates
Governor Holt Tours Drought Conditions Survey
Governor Holt surveyed drought conditions across northern and eastern Montana during a weekday tour. He noted dry weather, locusts, and Mormon crickets affecting farm crops and voiced concern that worsening conditions could force cattle moves and emergency planning.
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Governor Holt
Maulanu
Limer Holt
Montana
Hunday
Govornne
Iventark
Antercas
Carroll College to abolish high school programs
Very Rev Emmet Riley announces Carroll College will end high school classes by year end to form a centralized Catholic high school for Helena and Pirla this fall. Bishop Josaph Gilmore chairs the corporators’ board as enrollment projections influence the move to relocate Vincent Academy students displaced by the October earthquakes.
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Carroll Callega
Haya
Pirla
Emmet Riley
Lryatess
Josaph
Gilmore
At Vincent Academy
Walldug
Ocreans
Callalia
Rey Riley
Central High School
Helena
Waggat
Bagun
Carrol] Collage
Mount St. Charlee
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Conky’ and Walters Union
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