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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
7
Potentate Kendrick, leader of the Shriners, is slated to attend a pow wow as a guest of the Black Foot Tribe. The event highlights fraternal and cultural ties and is expected to draw attendees from affiliated chapters.
A Blackfoot ceremonial will be held at a fair on June 15 in a Glacier Park gathering. Imperial Potentate Kendrick and Louie W. Hill of the Great Northern Railway will attend, with others en route to the Imperial convention in Portland. The event includes a pow wow and a park welcome, with preparations by Great Northern officials and tribal leaders for the opening of the pack season.
The war board head, cited a cooperative committee with Tol J. Ryan of New York as chair and president of capper producing plants. Mason accused the committee of letting copper producers hire at one price and sell at another. He claimed the committee allowed 100,000,000 pounds of copper to be moved and sold to producers at 13 cents a pound. Baruch wrote to Representatives Hudneth and Garrett seeking support against the alleged attacks and warned that those making false charges should apologize or face legal action.
Fragmentary text alludes to a controversial action branding the city and the alleged intent behind it. The passage hints at deliberate wrongdoing, suggesting fear, coercion, and civic consequence without detailing events or names.
State crop chief Greene reports excellent conditions across most counties with pastures in good shape and winter wheat thriving. Early sown spring wheat and other grains are in strong health though some winter-killed wheat losses exist. overall statewide prospects look favorable with expected higher per acre yields despite limited normal seeding.
Eleven candidates for admission to the Montana bar are taking the examination prescribed by the Montana state bar examining board at Helena this week. The sessions are held in the senate chamber of the state capitol and include residents such as Andrew G Sabre, Frank J Mair, N Reach, John Howard Toole, Grace Ning, Lea C Gris, and John McElroy GordanNew.
Mary Agnes Sulgrove travels on a vacation trip described in a fragmented note. The text mentions Mary Agnes Sidgrass, domestic places, and brief references to travel and social sites during a summer period.
Fragmented text discusses remedies and causes for wrinkles. It mentions aging skin, lines, and attempts to describe methods, products, or procedures claimed to erase or reduce wrinkles. The source is garbled with unclear specifics and names.
An active regional clash over vigilante actions is described as veterans organize resistance and lay out fears. Reports cite fear of armed crowds, meetings canceled, and local officials debating safety measures amid a tense, politically charged atmosphere.
County education notes report that Me Maryscille public school under Miss 1 Tengen Lower State assistant will attend. Superintendent Veank Barts and staff will attend. The Kessler school plans Merrow visits while Miss Kavhtera Teste takes a summer course at the State Normal College. Catherine Doggett Joannie Silver and Marie Museby are named. Domestic economy judging occurs under Miss Oyalde at Rovertan with state reader oversight.
A stipulation vacates the show cause order against Charles T. Perry in Elsa O. Perry's divorce suit. The court scheduled hearing 10 for a Saturday, but the order notes the show cause may be recalled later. The vacated order relates to alimony and attorney fees.
Chestnut released on bond of 3000 dollars after arrest by sheriff Gearre Waranker and charge details appear unclear. Supreme Court actions in North Dakota involve constitutional questions, with Sutherland movement noted in West Virginia. Saunders of West Virginia to speak at Republican convention nominating Howard Sutherland for senator.
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