Weather notes and notices from Helena district June 4 1087
A collage of brief city items from Helena and surrounding areas. Mentions Lower Yellowstone power project bid by Manning and Noyes of Forsyth at 84992.40 to serve 31% of farms over 130 miles. Also reports office moves for the Federal Housing Administration, a car collision on Main Street and intercity traffic notes. Several court actions include divorce petition, estate settlements, and fines for highway violations. Also announces permits, building plans, an English pilot visiting from London and a plane trip between Helena and Cleary.
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State Water Conservation Board
Manning and Noyes of
Forsyth
Jaweat
Yellowstong River
Innca
B. Morrison
Mra T F.C Frost
London
England
Helena
Cleary
Frost
Morrison
Personal notices from Missoula and nearby areas noted
Missoula reports several personal items including Mrs Otis WT Minfeldt of Ble Sandy visiting Harvey, Mrs Corn Squires traveling to St Paul, Ms Qualan leaving for Minneapolis, J and Whitham touring Helena forest offices, Grice Muth heading to Washington DC for summer with daughter Willa, Mito Dean returning from Indianapolis national conference, Judith and Henry Winestine preparing to travel to New York and join their mother, and a student tour planned through Europe with adult travel to Palestine and Russia aboard the Italia ship June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis
Minfeldt
Sandy
Harvey
Corn Squires
St Paul
Grice Muth
Northern Pacific
Washington, D. C
Willa
Judith
Henry Winestine
New York City
Nor- Man
Inquiries on Montana reach visitors from eastern states
Montana's tourism promotion by Montanaus Inc reports about 2500 inquiries in May from residents of New York Pennsylvania Ohio and other eastern states. The drive targets eastern markets with 43 folders on Glacier Yellowstone Fort Peck and other spots. Inquiries cover dude ranches fishing and hunting with letters offering further data and state fishing rules.
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Montana
Montanans, Inc
Fletres
Middle Atlantic
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio O
Union
Montanaus, Inc
Mantanana, Inc
Mapa
Glacier
Yallowstons
Fort Peckham
Montanane, Inc
Alme
Offelala
Flak Bulletin
Petitions Seek Health Department Plan in Lewis and Clark County
Citizens circulate petitions in Helena urging county commissioners to seriously consider participating with the city in establishing a full time health department under the Social Security Act. The notices say federal funds are available to help run such a health unit and that the county would face costs similar to or less than the current city county health board system. The city supports the health unit plan. the county plans a decision before the new fiscal year beginning July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark County
Montana
Wittis
Heal Hoard
Kiwanis Directors In Business Meet Helena Club
The Helena Kiwanis board held a business meeting in place of the Monday program. President George W. Padbury Jr urged reports and noted the All Kiwanis night on June 21. Visitor Charles Quist and Frank St. Fuaick attended. IV 5S, Ropes, Helene mining engineer and geologist, will speak on Helena district geology next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Kiwanis Club
George W. Padbury, Jr
Geveral Club
Helena Club
Lara Carlon
Helene Mining
Helena
Henry Weare
Muale Commutee
Mra
Fred Johnson
Gueets
Charles Quist
Butte
Frank St. Fuaick
Montana tourism push draws national insurance sales meeting
A Montana highway department tourism plan is linked to a potential $30 million impact as a New England Mutual Life Insurance official from Boston notes Montana’s appeal and signals Glacier National Park as a future convention site. Traffic engineer Rob Fletcher follows up with sales staff to boost Montana meetings, aiming for about 200 guests in 1935.
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State Highway Department
Montana
Tresauje
Marria
Capen
New England Mutual Life Insurenes Company
Boston
Mass
Aend
Efreutor Leller
Irges Park
West
Glacier National Park
Rob) Fletcher
Highway Department
State Bonds Buy Amortization Plan Totals 31 Million
The state land board has purchased bonds totaling 31,061,000 under an amortization plan in recent weeks. Commissioner Nanita B Sherlock announced that most purchases include 875,000 in Great Falls School District No 1 refunding bonds and 150,000 for an athletic stadium and field at Butte High School. Additional bids on 36,000 of other bonds were accepted, including 70,000 for Rosebud County School District No 12, 15,000 for Hysham municipal water, and 8,000 refunding bonds for Rei Water County. All bonds use amortization to lower interest as principal is repaid.
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State Land Board
Montanss
Hysham
Insurance Hearing Postponed In Missoula Court
A Missoula court delayed a hearing on an order filed by Daniel Mizpatrick seeking to restrain the state auditor treasurer and others from acting under an invalidated insurance act. The postponement, from June 7 to June 18, was announced by Clerk A T Porter. The petition alleges unearned premiums totaling about 11000 were diverted to fund a 77000 premium on a new policy covering state property.
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Supreme Court
Daniel Mizpatrick
Missoula
Causa
A.T. Porter
Fitapatrick
Sam W. Mitchell
Harrison J. Preebourn
State Board of Examiners
Filapathick
Wnearned
Missoula County
Toney
Tuerlke Studying Electrical Work in US Navy
Glen D. Zuehlka son of Matilde Sullivan of 29 Cutler Street and a graduate of Helene High School in 1930 is now at the Electrical Ordnance School at San Diego Navy Station. The four month course leads to duty with the float in electrical or gunnery divisions. Frank Fusick chief petty officer in charge of the Helena recalling station was advised yesterday.
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Glen D. Zuehlka
Matilde Sullivan
Cutler Street
Helene High School
Electrical Ordnance School
San Diego
Frank 3. Fusick
Helena
Zuohike
Mae
Amora
Navy Trade
Zuentke
Blmeeli
Pualek Wald
Graduates of Cathedral School Awarded Diplomas
The St Helena Cathedral parish hosted a night graduation for 12 Cathedral high school graduates. Diplomas, scholarships, and special awards were presented by Bishop Joseph M. Gilmore with honors going to Walter Yund Virginia Dobler Isabel Clemo and others.
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Valagas
G Tougas
St. Helena Cathedral
Wie
Cathedral
Joseph M. Gilmore
Helena
Walter Yund
Carroll College
Virginia Dobler
St. Mary College
Mother Mary Josepha
Leavenworth
Kan
Isabell Clomo
Great Falla College
Donald Sullivan
Cathedral High School
Larry Casey
W. P. Joyce
Butte
Lotte McGowan
Joyce
Julia Chovonak
Knights von Columbus
Halena Council
Rose Dobler
Knights of Columbus
Virginia M. Dobler
Cieo Tuck
Fergus O. Fay
Ada Rae Shinvon
James Yund
Thomas Charles Power
Alice M. Lavar
Beulah Avery Nefzgar
Isabel Cecia Clemo
Ruth Weisner
Helen Chevalier
Othor
Scarlet Fever Report For Lewis And Clark County
Five new scarlet fever cases were reported in Lewis and Clark County last week from the weekly communicable disease tally compiled by B K Kilbourne. Four cases occurred in Helena. additional cases included spotted fever in Custer and Harlowton, plus smallpox in several towns and various other illnesses.
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Lewis and Clark County
B. K. Kilbourne
Federal Health Service
Helena
Custer County
Harlowton
Tépark
Miami Folks Demand Action Over Noisy Cats
Sixteen residents in Miami Florida complain their neighborhood is plagued by nightly cat noise disturbing sleep. They petition the police department for action and propose general extermination as a remedy, describing the cats as a nocturnal nuisance affecting working people who cannot rest during the day.
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Miami
Fla
Dune
Helene Horhead
Atx
Signals for hikers use three-call distress code
The American Alpine Club and Molena National Forest officials promote a standardized signaling system for hikers and campers. Distress calls use three quick vocal or visible calls. daytime signals include a waving smudge or three wide semicircles on a staff. nighttime signals include a flashing light or three fires in a row. Recipients must acknowledge and coordinate with rangers or guides, while rescuers may use a two-call acknowledgment similar to railroad signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Alpine Club
H.W. Hendren
Molena National Forest
Hendron
National Forest J
Great Falls Worker Wins $1000 Verdict Uphold
The state supreme court yesterday upheld a Cascade County ruling awarding Lb Eb Chancellor of Great Falls $4,500 in damages from Hines Motor Supply for hand injuries sustained while employed there. Chancellor claimed $12,000. court allowed $4,500, rejecting the firm’s argument that injuries were caused by his own negligence.
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Suxpreme
Cascade County District Court
Lb EB
Great Frills
Hines Motor Supply Company
Chancellor
Supreme Court
Trem
Montana counts burn registry records to enforce reregistration
Montana's reregistration law aims to purge corrupt practices by burning registration records and forcing electors to re register. By last night, 12 counties had already burned records and several others were under orders to do so. Remaining counties listed include Carbon Carter Granite Judith Basin Lake Meagher Sheridan Sweat Grass Teton Toole Valley and Big Horn with Custer county restrained then allowed to burn.
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Montana
Dor
Ito
Tonigt
Misssoula
Silver Bow
Lewis and Clark
Golden Valler
Petroleum
Ilata
Carbon
Carter
Granite
Judith Basin
Lake
Meagher
Sheridan
Sweat Grass
Teton
Roundup Man Seeks Bar Admission With Group of 14
Robert J. Hoppe of Roundup applied for admission to the bar with a group of 14 law school graduates who already filed. The admission will be by motion before the Montana Supreme Court on June 8 at 10 o’clock. Hoppe is a Montana University Law School graduate and other applicants include J William E K Quigley of Battle, admitted in Missouri, who also seeks acting admission on motion.
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Robert J. Huppe
Enor K K. Macaon
Supreme Court
Hoppe
Montana University Law Adeal
Mika
Law Echool
William EK
Quigiey
Battle
Missouri
Missouri State University
University Law School
Virginia City Bank to Pay 10 Percent Dividend Next Week
Virginia City Bank will pay a 10 percent dividend totaling $12,550.34 to depositors of Elling State Bank of Virginia City. State examiner L. Kleve reports the banking department has already paid $35,546.15 in dividends, representing 25 percent of deposits. Dividend checks will be distributed by George W. Graft, liquidating agent. Secured and preferred claims totaling $45,301.49 have been paid, with $63,196.65 of stockholders' liabilities assigned to the department.
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Elling State Bank of
Virginia City
Blontana
S. L. Kleve
Atate
State Banking Department
George W. Graft
State Department
Banking Department
Vital Statistics MARRIAGE LICENSES Listed couples
Marriage licenses show Frank A. Eaton and Naomi Colby of Glendive Allen Routzahn and Ferna Filla of Lincoln Richard Hart of San Francisco and Lucha Merz of Wolf Creek Arnold Melvin Anderson of Great Falls and Marjorie Opal Stuart of Brant. Deaths include Charles Morett 36 at St John’s hospital Friday. Funeral notices for Mra Fred A Kubler of Helena and for Charles Morelli of Helena list service times and burial arrangements. The rosary for Morelli will be said Sunday evening at Opp and Conrad chapel.
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Frank A. Eaton
Naomi Colby
Borh
Glendive
Allen Routzahn
Ferna & Filla
Doth
Lincoln
Richard Hart
San Francisco
Lucha i. Merz
Wolf Creek
Arnold Melvin Anderson
Great Folie
Marjorie Opal Stuart
Brany
Fred A Kubler
Helena
Opp and
Conrad
Harvay KF
Baty
First Baptist Church
Forestvala
Charles Morelli
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Resurrection Cemetery
Eaid
Opp
Conrad Dchapel
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Relena
U. Ml. Junk
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Cook's Sporting Goods
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Federal Housing Administration
Federal
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Oland
Geffereon
Ityant
A. V. Jenney
GE Whibern
USA
Thele
Main Street
Itl
Seelie
Herbert Yourk
District Court Sreteeday
Ekine
Planer Club
O'Einek
Gaglea Hall
Dr. Napkins
Penely Ginck
Petters
Joseph Lank
Padbury
P G Schierder
Hroedip
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Carl Pratt
Jackson
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Dudre Coerge Wy Padbury
Carrie Ose
Velma Pomeroy
Pibhe
Rosaly
Northwest
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William Bouchard
Cida Tawis
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Cook
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Madison County
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Willam Kohl
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Helene
von Dieck
Ain and
Lawrence
Aleen W. Burgan
Albert Burgan
Corge W. Padbury
Oscar Hourson
Charles Jesick
Broadway
H. Nicholas
Eleventh Avenue
William EB. Bloom
Fifth Avenue
Jas Wilder Avenue
Best Now Et Benton Carpenter Company
Boris
Motortata Finch
Jualice of the Peace
J. P. Brass
Orl Warnett
Bernithe
Martin Nels
WE. Kennedy
Ervin Rickert
James Grege
Gordon Hickert
al Fousek
Coliie
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Hoyenne
Jouton
Alecry
Hieawo
Sweston
Acknonville
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Ofa
Anzelen
Finacenalls
York
Reeaanes
Tatown
Opiara
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Inneapolia
J & Whitham
Gallatin National Forest
Helena S National Forest
Roa
Join Marine Lave
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New Orleans
St. Mary's Hospital
Mia
Kiwanis Directors
Tighway Department
AGH
Tuerlke
Navy
Rev
Tougas
Lewis and Clark CO
Miami, Fla
Cary Wawie
HGH
Great Falls
Registry OF
Montana Counties
Widnight
Joe Casteel
Virginia City Bank
Mendel
Peerless and We
GLOBE
Charles Morett
St John's Hospital
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Calvert's
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