Helena City News Roundup in a Busy Montana Edition
Weather outlook for Montana shows mostly cloudy untimed Saturday and Sunday with possible local showers. Local items include hospital staff dinner at Eddy cafe, business notices, bake sales by Helena Parent-Teacher circles, and a note on a divorce suit from Edna Ernst versus Joseph Ernst. Also listed are auto and tire shops, a piano studio ad, and a baby funeral notice for Esther May Goudreaux.
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Montana
South Portion
Montana approves abandoning two railroad branches
The Montana railroad commission granted Northern Pacific Railway permission to abandon the Marysville and Rimini branches. The Marysville line from Clough junction near Birds Eye spans about 12 miles, the Rimini line nine miles, both serving mining districts for years. Drum Lummest ore and Ten Mile canyon shipments were historically moved along these routes.
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Montana Railroad Commission
Northern, Pacific Railway Company
Marysville
Rimini
Clough Junction
Birdseye
Lee Mountain
Ten Mile Canyon
Miss Looby Pupils Give Panoramic Recital at Sita Time
A crowded hall witnessed Genevieve Looby’s pupil recital featuring students Wilkes Dor othy Clements Goodie Kirchner Bernice Rourke Derneé Bernice Rourke plus Marjorie Setties Dorothy Ford Catherine. The program included May Party Mana Zucca The Cozy Corner Coasting Frolic The Pixies in the Indian Village The Butterflies Chase and other pieces.
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Genevieve Looby
Sita O'Clock
Wilkes
Dorothy Clements
Martha Roberts
Eeerese Brown
Oo Sassees
Derneé Bernice Rourke
Fad
Bolfagsiocesses Auris
The
Eside
Orta
Helen Anderson
Gurritt
Hémann Marjorie Setties
Montana reports three free from hoppers despite hail risk
Observers across Montana report ample moisture and no grasshoppers threatening crops this season. A harsh winter freeze reportedly killed grasshopper eggs, reducing future infestations, while observers note hail remains a possible danger to harvest prospects.
Banking Commission Named by the Governor
Governor J E Erickson yesterday named the banking commission of three members to investigate Montana and other states banking laws and report to the 1927 legislative assembly. Appointments include W S Stewart of Helena, H Williams of Deer Lodge, and W A Brubaker of Terry.
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J. E. Erickson Yesterdaay
Banking Cadé Commission
1St Legislative Assembly
5. W. Stéwart
Helena
H. Williams
Deer Lodge
W.A. Brubaker
Terry
19Th Legislative Assembly
Montana
Picnic and baseball match between Valley and Helena IOOF
Heéna residents are invited to a picnic and a four game baseball event between Valley IOOF and Helena IOOF teams tomorrow afternoon on the Crampas huré below Tom Herrin's ranch. Lunch between noon and 1 pm. coffee provided gratis by Billy Bardon. A fast ball game is promised.
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Heéna
Valley
Helena
Pleads Guilty on Amended Complaint at County Court
Walter Bill previously employed at a Federal Reserve branch bank pleaded guilty in district court to petit larceny and was sentenced by Judge W H Foorman to 30 days in the county jail. The grand larceny charge was amended with consent of bank officials and the court. The amended charge, approved by County Attorney George W Padbury, stated larceny of 31 in stamps from the bank. Sale of liquor in the army canteen was abolished 23 years ago by Congress.
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Walter Bill
Federal Reserve
Pettit
W. H. Foorman
H. S. Hepner
George W. Padbury
Bill
Crossword Puzzle Definitions and Grid Clues
A radio style crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues. The list includes many vague definitions such as To primp Since Pertaining to the air and To allot among others, plus a long set of numbered entries and a note referencing Yesterday’s puzzle finale Kil in Agts.
Royal Highlanders Hold State Convention Here This Afternoon
The Royal Highlanders state quadrennial convention opens at 2 o'clock at Eagles hall with President Sharpe to give a short address at the banquet and dance to follow. Elected officers include Mrs. Anna Zoubesk as illustrious protector of McRae castle No 187. Delegates from Helena Marysville and Missoula attend, led by Mrs. Matt Sillers, Mrs. Mooney, G L Houle, F T Staddard, and Mrs. Waren.
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Royal Highlanders of
Eagles Hall
Sharpe
Anna Zoubesk
McRae Castle No. 187
H. Burto
M. Heatley
North Evangel
C. Remming
M. Sillers
Helena
Matt Sillers
Mooney
G. L. Houle
Marysville
Veague
Missoula
F. T. Staddard
Waren
Negro Arrested for Faking Affliction in Charity Plea
A man claiming to be J. P. Brown and a deaf and dumb preacher was arrested after attempting to solicit charity in downtown stores. He could speak and hear, and was from Butté. He likely will be turned over to county authorities for further action.
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J. P. Brown
Butté
Brown
Purgell Approves Plans of Montana Highway Commission
Meeting yesterday with the Montana state highway commission C H Purcell chief of United States Bureau of Public Roads for the district including Montana voiced approval of the commission's plan to cooperate with counties on federal aid projects. Thirty four of 38 counties have accepted the cooperative proposal. The federal bureau will approve the plan for participation by Great Falls Cascade County and the government, except for three blocks in the city containing too many houses. The highway would end at 29th street instead of 26th. Due to lack of state funds federal road work in Montana will be limited for the next two years but engineering will be considered for projects that fit into the state system.
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Montana, State Highway Commission
C. H. Purcell
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Montana
State Commission
Federal Bureau
Great Falls
Cascade
Bureau
29Th Street
Helena Visitors and Arrivals Highlight Local Scene
A stream of visitors arrives in Helena from Dillon Billings Kalispell Great Falls and Boulder. Notables include Miss Matte Silver en route to Minneapolis and Governor J E Erickson heading to St Paul for the Norse American Centennial.
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Frank W. Bird
Frank Kerr
Montana Power Company
Pan M. Kelly
Helena
St. Paul
Great Northern
Nurses Elect at Closing Session Today in Montana
The Montana Association of Registered Nurses will elect officers for the next year at today’s closing session in Placer. Delegates and committees will report, with Miss Floss Nerlee of Warm Springs reviewing last year’s Detroit national convention and other committee updates.
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Montana Association of Registered Nurses
Placer
Floss Nerlee
Warm Springs
Detroit
Air. Clark
Billings
Frances Vollmer
East Helena
Kegler
Great Falls
M. A. Hawthorne
Helena
Frances Vreldrichs
Miss Mead
Kalispeli
Mra. Ulen
Miss Thomas
Missoula
Mary Eugene
Qualifying Round Opens For Presidents Trophy At Country Club
The qualifying round for the Presidents Trophy opens today at Helena Country Club and runs to next Friday evening. A large field of golfers is expected, playing on handicap, with first-round pairings set after qualifying ends. Patenaude has shown strong form this season and will face Brown or Tucker in a final match if he advances.
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Thley
Helena
Jaw 1
Holter
Aubrey Holter
Brown
Tucker
Ed Patenaude
Patenaude
Rocky Toute
Patenadde
Ed Towle
Boxers and wrestling headlines from Salem and Wicomico
Boxers spent much time on the floor in Salem as Spec Woods of Seattle and Frankie Lewis battled to a ten round draw. In the semi finals Danny Garth forced Big Bill Hunt to the canvas ten times in the second round and was himself knocked down three times in the third before being counted out. In Wicomico, Joe Stecher, claiming the world heavyweight wrestling title after defeating Stanislaus Zbyszko on Decoration Day, won the first and only fall tonight.
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Associated Press
Salem
Ore
Spec Woods
Seattle
Frankie Lewis
Danny Garth
Buite
Big Bill Hunt
Wicmta
Nas
Asy Associated Press
Joe Stecher
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Boston bouts report and infant mortality note
Sharkey of Boston defeated Jimmy Maloney of South Boston in a 9 round bout by foul on Dick Daviscourt match. Daviscourt reportedly conceded after a broken rib. In the semi final Manchester fighter George Kid Lee won the decision over George Eagle as the referee stopped in the seventh. Infant mortality is reported lower among Jewish babies than other races.
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Dick Daviscourt
California
Crecher
Daviscourt
Boston
Associated
Preck Sharkey
Jimmy Maloney
South Boston
Malaney
Sharkey
George “Kid” Lee
Manchester
George Eagle
Eagle
Hornsby Named New Pilot of Cardinals Manager
Mr. Rogers Hornsby has been appointed manager of the St. Louis Cardinals replacing Branch Rickey. A star second baseman and top National League hitter for five seasons he aims to surpass Cobb's nine straight titles. He joined the Cardinals in 1915 and last year posted a .424 hitting mark. He won his first game as manager, becoming the seventh player in majors to manage.
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Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Branch Rickey
Hornsby
Cobb
State College Honors Remarkable Athlete
Bozeman June 5. For the second time in Mottah college history the student body and Bozeman citizens honored Frank Hatfield of Dillon for leadership and athletic success. Hatfield captained football and basketball and earned all-state honors as a halfback and guard, receiving a solid gold chain fob with a block M. He also served as student senate president and member of athletic council and Les Bouffons. The ceremony featured award day remarks and letters to many athletes across multiple sports and campuses, highlighting Hatfield’s leadership and academics.
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Bozeman
Mottah
St. College
Ray” McCarren
Anaconda
Frank Hatfield
Dillon Hatfield
McCarren
Bobcat
Hatfield
O14
Romney
Montana
Saphires
College Athletic Council
Les Bouffons
Séptemvire
Amnual
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