Poore Buys Hampton Property On Madison Avenue
George Poore, former county surveyor and city engineer now with the state highway commission, completed the purchase of Dr. T. M. Hampton's home at 522 Madison Avenue. Possession July 1. He plans to rent one half of the duplex and the accompanying cottage on the same lot. The frame two story residence is in excellent repair with five rooms and a bath in each unit.
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Georges Poors
Curveyor Cdelvil
State Highway Commission
T. M. Hampton
Madison Avenue
Amalier Settage
Klein Named Chief Beneficiary in Kaichen Estate
Hildegarde K. Klein of Casper Wyoming named as chief beneficiary of the will of Adelaide Kaichen who died in Denver May 28. She will receive $30,000 and one fourth of the residuary estate under the terms of the will. Frances Blits of the Shirley Savor hotel Denver will receive $5,000 under the will.
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New York
Hildegarde K. Klein
Casper
Wyo
Adelaid Kaichen
Denver
Frances 5
Montana Grain Warehousing Act Aims to Ease Market Glut
T C Croll of the Farmers Union Terminal association says Montana's paused grain warehousing act will let farmers obtain credit and resist seasonal glut. Inspections upon petition allow certificates enabling credit while farmers retain sale timing rights. Last season the union handled 15 million bushels. the next season projects 17 million.
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Montana
Inet
T. C. Croll
Farmers’ ‘Union Terminal Association of &I. Fan
Department of Agriculture
State Capitol
Nebraska
Iowa
Ilinois
North Dakota
Croll
Farmers' Union Terminal Association
Graduation Exercises At Helena High School
One hundred seniors will attend graduation at the Shrine Temple auditorium tonight at 8. Principal A. J. Roberts notes all seniors completed work yesterday. Professor Bhaltenberger of Missouri will deliver the address Science and Whither, with Rev. Karl Van Doran giving the Invocation. Diplomas will be presented by Roberts. J. Scott Harrison chairs the board. The Helena high school band, under WP Ramahaged, will play marches, plus a violin solo by Kirby Hoon Jr and selections by the gree k club. Diplomas arrived recently in maroon bound parchment forms with gold lettered names.
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Helenaigh
Shrine Temple
A. J. Roberts
Helena Peoples
D. Bhallenberger
State University At Missouri
Science
Whithyer
Karl van Doran
First Christian Church
Roberts
J. Scott Harrison
WP. Ramahaged
Helena High School
Aolo
Kirby Hoon, Jr
Jumbles of Helena Hoboes Burned Out In Jungle Raid
Helena's jungles, a decades old hoboes settlement near the Great Northern depot, were razed by police with kerosene and arrests. Eight tramps taken into custody as shacks and cookware were destroyed, scattering the transient group and ending the hideaway for now.
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Helena
Great Northern
Weary
Spurzem
Vesuvius
Five Men Arrested on Suspicion of Petty Theft
Five men Ty C. Carroll William Allen Bruto Manley William Parker and William Kelley were arrested yesterday on suspicion of petty thefts. Police say they stole striped socks and sold them locally, though search found none. Four are newcomers to Helena, with prior auto robe and garment theft concerns noted last year.
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Ty. C. Carroll
William Allen
Bruto Manley
William Parker
William Kelley
Spurrem
Helena
Railroads face June 26 hearings on tariffs and rates
Montana Board of Railroad Commissioners set hearings for June 26 on three applications by Northern Pacific Great Northern and Milwaukee railroads. They seek to add feed not for humans to the coarse grain rate and to adjust livestock and fuel rates. A split request also aims to cancel tariff elements estimating weights on flour and feed in carload and smaller shipments.
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Montana
Montana Board of Railroad Commissioners
Commission
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Milwaukee Roads
Milwaukee
Jplit
Intermountain Grads Secure Teaching Jobs
Intermountain graduates are in demand as teachers with most finishing this week and already under contract. Gladys Absher will teach science and typewriting at Musgel ahell. Leona Gordon will teach English at Judith Gap. Joseph Laird will teach science and mathematics and coach at Cardwell. Norman Wampler will teach history and English at Hobson.
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Intermountain
Gladys Absher
Musgelahell
Tey Fairburn
Geyser
Leona Gordon
Judith Gap
Laverna Hutt
Hadgeaville
Hmm -Koat
Bear Creek
Joseph Laird
Acienen
Cardwell
Ralph Micken
Munseishell
Elizabeth Arc- Lean
Hedgesville
Haley McVay
Melstone
Emme
Nelson
Qeyadr
Norman Wampler
Hobson
Cayuses Destroy Costly Gardens in Night Forays
West side residents complain of wandering cayuses injuring gardens on Mount Helena and nearby hills. Horses descend into town at night, trampling lawns and beds, with owners urging seizure and prosecution for nuisance. Police aid unavailable at the hour, and residents fear ongoing damage.
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West Side
St Large
Mount Helena
Howie
Holter Streits
Fred
Helena Adjustment Co Sues To Recover Labor Claim
The Helena Adjustment company sues Edward W. Bethel and P. F. Hosch in district court for 583 dollars. Two claims assigned to the plaintiff arise from Harry A. Smith and Irvin Baer labor and materials for a motion picture building on Main street for Treasure State Theater between December 15, 1925, and March 1, 1926. Trustees are named for unpaid debts. Interest at eight percent and costs requested.
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Helena Adjustment Company
Edward W. Bethel
P.F. Hosch
Harry A. Smith
Irvin Baer
Smith
Main Street
Treasure State Theater Company
Trevin Baer
C. A. Spaulding
Harmonicas touted as chest developers by experts at school concert
Alt Reeve will demonstrate harmonica breathing exercises Saturday at the Unitarian church as 36 harmonicas and 15 ukuleles accompany the Deaconess school children in their first complete harmonica band performance. Dr. Paul V Winstow, laryngologist, endorses harmonica practice to aerate blood and strengthen breathing in anaemic individuals and adults, supporting overall bodily tones.
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Brooklyn State Hospital
Ogata Wins District Court Decision Over Justice of the Peace
Rinzo Ogata won a district court ruling against East Helena Justice of the Peace F. M. Pyle in the Robinson Thurlow Company v Ogata case. The court found the Justice exceeded jurisdiction by hearing a $539 suit in a court that handles up to $300. The district court noted a writ of review was sought and a dismissal statement implied jurisdiction was exceeded, leading to dissolution of the attachment and judgment for Ogata.
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Rinzo Ogata
District Court
Justice of the Peace
F. M. Pyle
East Helena
Poorman
Robinson-Thurlow Company
Ogata
Justice Court
Plaintff
Santa Mount
Bankrupt petitioners owe $620 with no assets available
Charles A. Morrison, floorman, and his wife Caroline Morrison, housewife, filed a bankruptcy petition in federal court yesterday. They report debts totaling $620.01 yet only $200 in furniture and a $1,000 Metropolitan Life Insurance policy as assets, both claimed exempt from execution. Largest single debt listed is $100, with $44 for doctors' services.
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Charles A. Morrison
Caroline Morrison
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Two Girls in Custody and Man Fages Charge
Local court records reveal two underage girls Marvel Smith and Mary Martell in state custody amid alleged bootlegger links. Prosecutor Heywood pushes for removing the girls from high school and pursuing state rehabilitation, while investigations continue into the bootlegger and associated men with plans for marriage and further legal action pending evidence.
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Monday
Heywood
Marvel
Supreme Court
Smith Girl
Hathaway
Smith Bird
Smith
Martell
Mantz
Great Falls
Burgess
Spurzem
Iathaway
Hesswood
Marvel Smith
High Court upholds Lake County school district tax election
The state supreme court sustained the district court ruling in favor of the Lake and Missoula counties special school district 22 election. Lyda Buckhouse and other taxpayers had challenged a 12 mill tax vote claiming improper jurisdiction and nonqualified voters. The court refused to intervene and the taxpayers appealed.
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District Court
Lake County
State Supreme Court
Toga
Lake
Missoula
Glass Day Program Highlights Helena High Seniors
More than a thousand Helena residents attended the Helena High School class day program at Shrine Temple Auditorium last evening. Faculty called it one of the best in years, with musical numbers, novelty acts by Milton Anderson and Wilson Reisenrath, and praises for the 100 member class. Lively acts featured the senior orchestra, vocal and violin solos, a class history, a last will and testament, and the class song. Richard Burns led as class president with officers listed at the end.
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Helena
Shrine Temple
Margaret Thayer
Robert Mills
Richard Burns
Milton Anderson
Wilson Reisenrath
Seior
Norman Walker
Ellen Galusha
Manries Miller
Francis Mid~diemas
Bennie Brooke
Mildred Thomas
Mary Elizabeth Woody
Melvin Magnuson
Priscilla Hauberg
Kirby Hoon
Lyle Houle
Mary Lewise Schroeder
Alice Kaufman
Ardis Allen
Leo Schneider
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Klein
Kaichen Estate
Ies Blael
Florsheim
Mongy
Thistlewaite Shoe Co
Owaine
Ruth Whalen
Genevieve Looby
Granite Block
Whalen
Ashparai Kenewich
Eddy
Weneres
Intermountain Grads
Helena Adjustment CO
J. P
Man Fages
High Court
Court OF
Independent
Pullmans
Northern Pacific Coast
Chicago
North Coast Limited
Pacific-Atlantic Express
Misa North
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