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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
10
Helena brief items summarize weather records and daily conditions, plus scattered local notices. Entries mention individuals, businesses, and incidents from city life, including court actions, property transfers, and public notices, reflecting a busy local scene with multiple small events.
Fragments announce funerals for Mary Ann Miller and William Barrett with dates and locations at St Helena and Forcatvale cemetery. A card of thanks from the Snell family and others, plus a note about photographic candidate cards and a printer union council statement appear among the notices.
Montana plans a year long program employing hunt and trap crews to control predators like mountain lions and coyotes in response to livestock losses. The effort, funded by federal and state bodies, will deploy about a dozen workers across counties under supervision of the U.S. Biological Survey and Montana Livestock Committee. Officials cite prior kill totals and demand intensified efforts to protect stock and farmers statewide.
Names of candidates and filings with the Secretary of State appear for multiple districts. Shrog Apliante and Robert Stang seek nomination in the 1st district. Blew and others pursue the 10th district. Finest Walton Welt Palm seeks the 16th district seat. The slate includes several incumbents and aspiring judges from various counties.
Hearings on tax actions for Antesamonte and several pipe line companies were completed by the board of equalization. Represented parties include Toronto Pipadina, Asnatana City Gan, Montana Dakota Power, and Montana Utilities. The board adjourned without immediate decision and will announce rulings later.
Four appeals were heard yesterday before the state court calendar board. Cases include Montana versus Ray Yatterson of Orsonda, June 15, and Thomas versus Id Gp Thamar of Butte, June 18. Also notices for June 15 hearings and a funeral for Neighbor Mary Miller are announced by Emma Healey, Clerk.
Rev Robertson of First Presbyterian will preach the Helena High School baccalaureate sermon Sunday at 8 pm at the Gallonatory temple. Program includes organ solos, a hymn by the chorus, and remarks by school and church leaders.
Henry H H Slengo is charged by Dr C F Jump health officer with harboring and not reporting a smallpox case. The alleged sickness began April 24 at 214 Tolget Street where a Helena Nikh school student fell ill and was kept at home. A second illness appeared May 12 prompting school officials to call Dr Jump who pursued investigation after learning of the older non. The father works for the city as a sweeper and the older non is a federal employee at the building. The case will be brought before Judge Harry Pickett following a warrant service.
State Capital band manager Georga Todd announced the group will give a Warren public performance this evening at six oclock at Hill Park. Under Charlon Lawrenson, formerly of Missouri, the band has trained members and held regular rehearsals for the past several months. The program features Panoramas and overtures by Kell, Harn house, Hien, Fang, Wall, Barn, King, and others. Beth McTodd serves as secretary treasurer and manager.
The Minnesota auditor reports 599 048 spent on relief with detailed breakdowns of federal and state funds. It lists voucher dates, checks issued, and outstanding commitments, noting federal relief totals and stringently segregated fund usage across programs and sites.
Gov Holt directs the state examiner to conduct special investigations across departments and commissions. The action, rooted in legislative provisions, aims to reveal facts, authorize perma nent examiners, and outline funding for examinations and related expenses. The report notes authority and potential implications for state offices and commissions.
Fragmented OCR notes list Montana delegates for the National Republican Convention opening June 7. Named figures include Leonard C. Quing of Helena, Joe Gnown at Anaconda, Latson of Chotomy Hg, Jean Power of Hoveman, Mrs Gladys Hels rieh of Hardin, and Gan Whelstene. Local spellings unclear.
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