Local City Briefs and Notices
A collection of brief city items covers meeting notices funeral services and local notices. Speakers include Lions club adjutant Kibler addressing the Legion and Catholic Junior League events. Dr. Otis G. Klein returns from Chicago clinics. the Grand Circle and other groups hold meetings. Funeral services for Mrs. Nell Cragan and Mrs. Arthur A. Rhedan are noted with locations and attendees. Minor legal notices involve civil cases and a petition on the Democratic ticket.
Exchange Club Iris and Peony Show Opens Next Sunday
Final arrangements for an iris and peony show sponsored by the Exchange Club were completed yesterday. Entries must be delivered to the lobby of the Pigeon Hotel on Sunday morning before 2 o clock. late arrivals cannot be accepted. The show, open to all flower lovers, will be free to the public at noon on both days.
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Exchange Club
Pigeon Hotel
Contra
Charley Mitchell
Jenn Fa
Chorze
Clvic
Avdidional Flower
Ghana
Helena council adopts water deposit fund ordinance
Helena city council approved first reading of an ordinance creating a water consumer deposit fund to segregate deposits. Funds are forfeitable to the general fund after a 15 day notice and nonpayment, with refunds to depositors when services end. A WPA street and alley project was signed, with work hoped to start by June 17, and other measures include emergency declarations and monthly city clerk reporting.
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Helena
Ordinstice
City General Fund
Bank
Sxamtiner
Atty Fagucea
de Nald
Rida
Council Chamber
Ues
Connelly Machinery Company
Hilsings
Hremen
Tem
Finnn Fan
Comacilnion
Pisnement
Hol Guthrie
Fish and Game Club Meet Tonight
Members of the Helene Fish and Game Association will meet at 6:20 PM in the Montana Power Company Kitchen. Allege will be served, followed by an informal business meeting to discuss work on the bird pens and flat drains scheduled.
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Helene Fish and Game Asedctailon
Montana Power Company
Prene Ident Allege
Three Spotted Fever In Department List
Madison Powell and Praisie counties each reported a case of spotted fever in the past week, per the state board of health in the weekly report. Other diseases listed include small numbers for typhoid fever measles whooping cough chickenpox mumps influenza tularemia pneumonia cancer and more, with counts varying by illness.
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Madison
Powell
Praisie
State Board of Budlih
Liz
Dinenee
Archery Supplies Ordered for Helena YMCA Class
The Helena YMCA announced yesterday it ordered supplies for a newly formed archery class. Secretary B Edworthy urged interested residents to apply at once as further orders may be placed. a note mentions minor care needs and a thyroid issue as a symptom described.
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Helena Ymca
B. ¥. Edworthy
Edworthy
Legion Auxiliary 10 Holds Session Tonight in Glasgow
Members of Legion Auxiliary 10 will meet tonight at the Legion hall on Grand Street at 8 o clock. The event will include installation of new officers and the election of delegates to the Department convention in Glasgow.
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Nabla Grand Circle
Wisi
Legion Auxiliary
Amerfesa Legion Auxiliary
At & E
Glasgow
Weaver and Cooney to Lead Preliminary Survey Trip
Game Warden James A. Weaver said he would accompany Robert Cooney on a preliminary survey trip this week in the Arguta and Chateau country. Cooney formally assumed duties on June 1 and will have headquarters at the State and Game Department. Weaver noted Cooney will be sworn in as a regular deputy camp warden in addition to his big game duties.
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James A. Weaver
Robert Cooney
Reme
Feb and Game Commission
Arguata
Chateau
Cooney
Wil
Sh and Game Department
Weaver
Ninte
Hla Atntva
Personal notices from Helena ship Harvey Inn and local guests
Mr H Mann of Ted Lodge reels wred at the Utarvey last night. Mrs Walke C Thompson of Staves in registered at the Tarver. Roseman visitors to the city yesterday included Arghle Wy, Golemen. Mr and Mrs Tom Tarot at Grou Fain staying at the Harvey. J M Stagnur of Boreman and Joe A Arild of Hulte for a shore visit. Nat Chamberlin of Whitehall at the Harvey. Tonal G Smith of Buttain entered at the Filacor. Geethke of Butte registered at the Harvey. Missoula visitors Gina Wapa Norman Stinson Tom Kesh. Alfreio Forswall of Belgrade registered at the Placer. Charles Tonn of Missoula registered at the Harvey yesterday. A J Kelly of Livingston on Helena business. Hugo White of Great Falls staying at the Placer. Burke McNamor of Shelby on a brief visit. Mr and Mrs A Ry Molin of Aurora Ore visiting with son B S Melis supervisor of Helena National to rent, returned home yesterday with granddaughter Aferion. Mr and Mrs Roland Bama, Berher and Georgia Baquatte leave for New York City to attend the fair for two weeks. Rev Grant Cole and Mrs Cole of Grozina, Teano, married in Helena yesterday with father A B Cole of Deer Lodge.
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Missoula
Gina Wapa
Norman Stinson
Tom Kesh
Alfreio
Forswall
Belgrade
Placer
Charles Tonn
Misanula
Harvey
Montana News Tidbits From Dinosaurs To Desert Skies
The Prospector notes odd Montana developments from high school fossil digs near Great Falls to a Sweet Grass border plane venture and a snow bricked Dunk Creek road. The Minot Ski club likely to meet at the eight foot drifts, while local weather stays mild yet roads hold snow.
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Broadwater County
Aeniinn
Last Chance Gulch Firthiremen Face Trouble With Water
In Last Chance Gulch reports show firemen and nearby residents contending with tainted reservoir water near Saco Malta district. Fishermen and farmers blame birds and drought for crop damage and rising tensions rise as officials investigate unusual bird activity and crop losses across multiple counties. More incidents include a near-fatal fall, a washing machine mishap with a cat resulting in its tail being amputated, and a fence breach near Townsend as weather and wildlife challenge residents.
Catalog of Books and Humorous Pieces in Library Display
A mixed catalog lists titles and authors for a library display including Schumann-Helnk and Tart at the Titans by Lawson, Riding by Borituce, Expropriation in Mexico by Gait, Failure of a Mission by Nevlis, Radio as a Career by Hornung, New Yorks for Old by Nye, Oh Doctor My Feet by Morton, Graette's Book of Party Games, Confessions of an English Opium Hater by DeQuincey, Piloting Your Gift by Jastrow, Treva by Conrad Richter, Provincial Lady in War Time by Oniald, and a lively note on current affairs in England.
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Schumann-Helnk
Lawson
Borituce
Firlena Hall
Mexico
Gaitther
Nevlis
Hondareon
Hitter
Germany
Hornung
New Yorks
Oid
Nye
Morton
Grain prices dip in state amid yearlong gaps
Grain prices in May fell four points from the prior month yet stayed well above last year. The report notes declines across farm products with meat and poultry indexes also shifting. all groups index sits at 64 percent of 1910-14 averages. Wheat near 7 cents May 16, corn about 62 cents, oats and barley listed, cattle and calves strong, mid month wool at 26 cents.
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Federal Agricultural Marketing
Daly Grodurta
Neal
Montana Fame Ory
Helena church to host Marvehall Gates dinner meeting
Dr and Mrs Marvehall EB Gates will tell about experiences and show photos of their recent trips at the First Baptist Church in Helena Weinnsang a covered-dish supper at 6 30 p m chaired by Mrs Charles Lest and Mrs CG Grnter inviting members and friends to attend The committee asks notice of attendance. The action of January 3 vote by The 0 10 Auto Warkford on a revised agreement with General Motors rejected intercession for a settlement
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Marvehall
EB. Gates
Will Bell
First Baptist Church
Mra
Charles Lest
CG. C
Slaying the Desertion of Being in Treadswater county
A fragmented item reports a man from Treadswater County killed a hawk in flight with a clay hammer. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear dates, names, or locations, yielding only fleeting details of a violent act and uncertain context.
Eight Deaths Reported From Violence In Montana
The week saw eight deaths from violence and accidents across Montana. Victims include Martitia 22 struck by a car on Mul Te y Metl z and killed while walking a highway. Melvin Brown three-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hrewen died after a car attack in Great Falls. Robert Allaway 60 died when his car struck a bridge on Route 35 near Superior. Charles Sinon 25 drowned when his car veered over an embankment near West Point. John Johnson injured after stumbling on a stairway. Anres Stvartson 64 died from burns after an explosion. Town Adillxon Belt 14 died at ambulatory mount with coroners noting uncertain causes. Walrd Fagen Turnblade nine-year-old died in a Great Falls cave incident.
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Luho
Martitia
Mul
Hurtha
Mivelnin Brown
Mea
Atg J. Hrewen
Great Paths
Great Falls
Vobrrt
Allaway
Ariok Inc
Wat
Ihe Bighway
Guperior
Atrick
Charles Sinon
New York City
Waa
Wolgh
West Point
Joh Inhnnon
Raberiasvar
Anires Stvartson
Krem Wn
Burna
Adillxon Belt
Lodge Geass
Ombullee
Mount Whith
Pulte Ting
Mts
Hyer
Indications Winter Wheat Farmers Plan Higher Purchases
Montana wheat farmers say they will buy more hall in coming weeks. Bowman, a state official, notes that favorable weather and good growing conditions in counties including Big Horn, Cascade, Chouteau, Custer, Fergus, Gold Valley, Hill, Judith Basin, Cascade, Musselshell, Mussel, Pondera, Powder River, and Valley counties support rising output.
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Montana
K. Bowman
Big Horn
Cascade
Choteau
Custer
Fergus Gold Valley
Hil
Judith Resin Giberty
Musselaheil
Panders
Pawder River
Decrease Noted at State Institutions
A May report shows state prison population falling by 11 inmates. Wardin Theodora Derentram cites 492 white male, four white female, 20 colored male, and 1 oriental male inmates. May parolees totaled 28 with 14 discharged and 10 pardoned conditionally. A Warm Springs mental hospital report records a four patient decrease from April to May, with 1,891 April and 1,833 May 31.
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Wardin
Theodora R. Derentram
Bergstrom
Ie State Mental Hospital
Warm Springs
Byron J. Pampa
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Tor Bhleder
Hali
Sale
Lions
Kserb Kibler
The
American Legion
Logay
Ligna Club
V'Eloee
Tha Pincer Hotel
Cask
Senter
Atay
Kiein
Otis G. Klein Haw
Chicago
Cook County Hospital
Tri-O-Gy
Kathiean Sielsen
Phone
Leo's
Ady
Frere
Opp and Conrad Chapel
Xelle Cragan
Croft
Burda
Farebtyale
Oda
A. W. Velorson
Bob
Fetitlan
F. Chapin
North
Davia
Melena
10Th Ave
J. K. Williama
Mee
Agh
Emery FE
North Main Street
Calltylan
Dariah
Bret Helene
Rom
Mentrum and Sullivan
Main St
Mount Eveby
Masy
Ss, Helena
Arthur A. Rhedan
Nexr
Caifaxo
Mount Carmel
Ed Fetenaufl
E. J. Bell
J. L. Slattery
T. P. Regan
Frank Casey
International Business Machiner Company
Lewis and Clark County
Jitce
A. J. Morahy
Auintney
Harold K. Anderson
Ofber
Winneapolis
York
Williston
Max
Atin
Pest
Lewisioy Meinerson
Miley
Monsar
Virginia
Bolen
Besemen
Monfens
West Lima
Aper
FSH
Game Club
Ben’s
Far
Opposita
G. N. Freight
Ronee
Chevrolet
East Helena
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Basix
Bernice Schumaker
Donald Cory
Vivian Heiser
Robert Hawkins
Hawthorne
Valencia Kabalin
Allen Donohue
St. Helena
Audrey Wendel
Dariel Schofield
Central
Joan Rummel
Fred Strandberg
Beyant
American Legion Committee On Citizenship
George A. Davis
Paul W. Smith
Ray N. Shannon
Stanley FE
Foot
William Ashton
Auxiliary
Ray Shannon
Sherman Cook
J. O. Bradford
John Roos
Louis LaVitre
Mr. H. Mann
Ted Lodge
Vtaltor
Thompson
the Tarver
Roseman
Thie Aly
Tom Tarot
Grou Fain
M_ Stagnur
Boreman
Oes
Joe A. Arild
Hulte
Ome
Nat Chamberlin
Whitehall
Tonal G. Smith
Buttain
Filacor
Geethke
Butte
Mueller
Billy Jeanne Mueller
Pintar
le H. Tang
Glascow
G. G
Gunderson
Groat Fale
Cae
A. J. Kelly
Livingston
Helena Businens Staller
Eee
Hugo
White
Great Fadle
Ores I
Rovenkennz
Burke McNamor
Shelby
Aus. A. Ry
Molin
Ata, Ore
Melis
T Ha Helena National
Hama
Aferion
Mia
Roland Bama
Berher
Georgia
Grant
Cole
Mra. sCole
Grotina
Téano
Mr. Coes
Deer Lodge
the Prospector
Orenta
Monetana
Anton
Grost Wells
Anks
Canadian
Sweetgrass
Aeronautice Bug
Nurhe En Monigna
Malta
Avaren
Mshereman
Mint
Gacs
Usly
Jordan
Gareeld County
Cartlold Minty
Thera
Devta Wari
Ad Tanan
Momestead
Batnnes
Alan With An Hineh of Jooxe Haart
Hanes
Nin
Baker
Townsend
France
Prince
CLO
Action Petrol
Jana
Tey
Automobile Warkord Today
Enwatel-Propotala
Generel Motore Corporation
Eawitanie
Huber - Jasmin
Opp
Conrad
Funeral Home
Rin
Trilogy
Kathleen Nielsen
Madisnk Ave
Joe Casteel Tailon
Maji
Wood River
Cramer's Trading Post
Anderson Motors
Weggenman Market
Men Ng Leen
Avreen
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