Weather notes and city notices from Helena 1929 June
The Helena city page reports 34 hours of partly cloudy weather through 6 pm June 6 1929 with temperature readings and hourly forecasts. It lists temperatures across nearby cities, precipitation in the 12 hours to 6 pm, and notes general Northwest weather patterns. Local notices include beauty parlor ads Marcellin Evelyn Liston and others, a Florenca Crittenton Home meeting at 2 Jefferson this afternoon, a court case update on Floyd Burton and a sewer fire under Freyler garage. The health department also notes a national social work conference in San Francisco June 26 to July 9 with Florence Crittenton participants attending.
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Helena
Max
Havra
Kalapell
Mites City
Boise
Northwest
Aontana
Alberta
North Pacific
Montana
North Dakota
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
San Francisco
Lena Cullom
Florence Crittenton
Woman Divorces Paroled Prisoner in Montana Case
Emma Hartsell, plaintiff, won a divorce from Harry Hartsell who was serving a state prison term and on parole. He was unaware he was subject to the case as he remained in Deer Lodge. Grounds cited cruelty desertion and the described circumstances. Decree signed by Judge Poorman restored Emma Levar to her maiden name.
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Emma Hartsell
Harry Hartsell
Deer Lodge
Poorman
Hartsell
Powell County
Emma Levar
Foreclosure Decree in Landers Valley Ranch Suit
The Montana Trust and Savings Bank obtained a district court foreclosure decree, signed by Judge Poorman, against Landers Valley Ranch for 27000.28. The judgment covers a 25000 debt secured by notes and a mortgage on 2048.25 acres, plus 1524 interest, 1000 attorney fees, and 9.23 costs, with sale of the land at public auction granted to the bank.
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Montana Trust and Savings Bank
District Court
Poorman
Landers Valley Ranch Company
Personal notices from Helena area visitors and arrivals
A long list of visitors and residents in the city is reported from Helena and surrounding areas. Names include D. and McCabe at the Placer, John Harry of Glasgow, R. Snow from Butte, F. Allen from Raymond, John Shee Ison from Finn, and many others visiting or traveling through. Notable routes mention Great Falls, Minneapolis, Miles City, and Chicago as destinations.
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D. &. McCabe
Cook
Italtupell
Aerg
John ‘Harry
Glasgow
R. Snow
Butte
F. Allén
Raymond
John Shee Ison
Finn
Charles Dusty
Butteia
Melenn
E Johnson
Great Falls
Helena Public Schools to Hold Special Board Meeting Monday
A special Helena school board session led by chairman J Scott Harrison will convene Monday at 3 PM at the city schools clerk's office to review nearly 50 superintendent applications after John Dietrich's resignation. Dietrich may be kept as consultant. a regular meeting follows at 8 PM to discuss his status and the incoming superintendent. The public is invited to attend both sessions.
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J. Scott Harrison
Helens
Helena Public Schools
John Dietrich
Dietrich
Crosscutting at Metalsmith mines taps deeper ore veins
The Metalsmith mines at Marysville begin a 12 feet per day crosscut on the Empire property to reach veins 200 feet below the current level and 700 feet below the apex. William Mannix, consulting engineer, says the cross cut may access two of three veins, with potential toward the third. ore yields from three veins average five to six feet, about 14 dollars per ton, with some ore containing gold. Mining and milling costs are projected at four dollars per ton, and production is expected this summer or fall as remodelling and modernization proceed.
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Empire
Marysville
William Mannix
Spokane
Spokesman-Review
Smithville
Manning
Educational Boards Meet Here Two Days
Tygo state committees on school fairs will convene Friday and Saturday. Miss Elizabeth Ireland state superintendent announced yesterday. Today the public school teachers retirement salary fund board met to review applications from across the state. Members include Ireland chair, F E Williams state treasurer, L A Foot attorney general, Miss Theo Smith Helena, and Netlie Baker Butte. The Board of Educational Examiners will meet Saturday to process about 1500 teacher certificates, 1200 with diplomas and others from recent exams. Participants include J E Woodard Bozeman Gallatin County High, H P Lewis Conrad city schools, Miss Sylvia Watts Billings county superintendent, Freeman Daughters Missoula education head.
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Tygo
Elizabeth Ireland
Miss Ireland
F. E. Williams
L. A. Foot
Theo. Smith
Helena
Netlie Baker
Butte
Board of Educational Examiners
J. E. Woodard
Bozeman
Gallitan County High School
H. P. Lewis
Conrad City
Sylvia Watts
Billings
Freeman Daughters
Missoula
Department of Education
The
State University
Stolen Automobile Recovered By Sheriff Patrol
Sheriff Burgess and Deputy Sheriff Parsons recovered a stolen car near Ten Mile creek on Kirkendall lane. The vehicle owned by Suhr Motor Co. of Great Falls was stolen earlier this week. License 35-139 is registered to Bayard L. Cole of 1207 Fifth Avenue, Great Falls. The car, found with an empty gas tank, will be kept in the sheriff’s garage until claimed. Two men were seen in the car and are being sought, though clues are slight.
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Burgess
Parsons
Ten Mile Creek
Kirkendall Lane
Suhr Motor Company
Great Falls
Bayard L. Cole
Fifth Avenue
American Legion Auxiliary Hosts Dance at Alhambra Springs
Posters announce a social gathering by the American Legion Auxiliary through a social committee at Alhambra Hot Springs this evening June 7 from 9 to 12. Admission is 75 cents per person, offering dancing cards and door prizes with chances sold on candy and cigars. LET'S GO!
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American Legion Auriliary
Alhambra Hot Springs
Official Training Begins For Montana State Guardsmen
In June 1870 training of 1,200 Montana National Guard officers and men starts at Camp Erickson on June 18 under Col. E. H. Williams. The program includes drill, march discipline, weapon handling, signaling, map reading, and various section-specific tasks across headquarters, service, and battalion units, with Governor Erickson reviewing on June 24 and the Helena parade on June 25.
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Montana National Guard
Camp Erickson
J. E. Erickson
Williams
Former Resident Dead At Home Of Daughter
Mrs. T. J. Bailey, former Helena and East Helena resident, died yesterday morning at the Hamilton home of her daughter Mrs. Charles Eggan. Survived by four daughters and a son, funeral services to be held in Spokane Saturday with Mrs Millegan and Mrs Eggan accompanying the body.
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T. J. Bailey
Helena
East Helena
Charles Eggan
Hamilton
G. W. Milligan
Eighth Avenue
Bailey
Eggan
Milligan
M. Sheets
Spokane
R. C. Lowrey
Walla Walla
Paul] Pottis
Butte
Peter Anderson
Ontario
Canada
Albin Bailey
Portland
Ore
Millegan J
Egaan
Thief Stole 100 Pounds Brass Sentenced in Helena
Justice Julius Brass jailed one man for larceny after he pleaded guilty to stealing 100 pounds of brass fittings valued at $20 from Harry Barnett's iron works. Another man faced detention for lack of bail, while Ed Hartiday was arraigned on manufacturing liquor charges and held on $300 bail after failing to post bond.
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Justice of the Peace
Julius Brass
Jim London
Harry Barnett
London
Helena
Ed Hartiday
Alleged Operator of Glean Still Seized in Raid
An alleged operator of a gleam still was jailed after failing to post a 300 bond when arraigned before United States Commissioner J H Brass Ed Harrity. Federal agents arrested him at 213 Spencer Street and found a 60 gallon still complete 700 gallons whisky mash 46 gallons of moonshine whisky and 14 60 gallon barrels. The outfit was destroyed on the spot and said to have operated about a month. The arrestee denied knowledge of the still claiming innocence.
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J. H. Brass
Ed Harrity
Spencer
Thomas McDonough
J. Q. Adams
Adams
Barnity
Shriners Stop in Helena on Way Home From Convention
Shriners returning from the national convention in Los Angeles aboard Northern Pacific trains will visit Helena for several hours over the next days. More than 75,000 nobles from across the United States attended the conclave, Medinah temple of Chicago sending nine special trains. A Osman temple train from St. Paul arrives June 12, and the Northwest Caravan en route to Chicago arrives June 18 with Pyramid temple members from Newark. Algeria temple members host them in Helena during their layovers.
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Los Angeles
Northern Pacific Railway
Helena
United States
Medinah Temple
Chicago
Osman Temple
St. Paul
Heleena
Pyramid Temple
Newark
New Jersey
Algeria
New Southbound Plane Schedule Takes Effect June 18
W G Ferguson announced a new southbound schedule for National Parks Airways. The Great Falls flight will depart at 9 a.m. instead of 12:30 p.m., linking at Salt Lake with the eastbound plane at 4 p.m. The change aims to bring mail and passengers to Chicago about ten hours earlier than before, addressing a prior missed eastbound connection.
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National Parks Airways
W. G. Ferguson
Great Falls
Salt Lake
Ferguson
Chicago
Mrs Rebecca Barnes Pioneer Passes Away
Rebecca Barnes 71 of 1016 Peosta Avenue died yesterday at St Peters Hospital after a short illness. Born in Pennsylvania she moved to Montana in 1871 marrying William Barnes of Canyon Ferry. Survived by daughter Mrs J R Robinson and son George R Barnes. Husband predeceased. Body at Opp and Conrad funeral home with burial Saturday at Forestvale officiated by Rev Martin Van de Mark.
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Rebecca Barnes
Peosta
St. Peter's Hoospital
Pennsylvania
Montana
Willian Barnes
Canyon Ferry
J. R. Robinson
Peastal Avenue
George R. Barnes
Chicago
Helsena
Opp and
Conrad Funeral
Forestvale
Martin van de Mark
Flood Washouts Strain County Bridge Crew in June
June 6 Lewistown reports flood waters from Carter weed creek severely damaged crossings near Hanover and beyond the large railroad trestle. Information to the board of county commissioners shows bridges in the Garneil and Straw districts weakened or washed out during the heavy Saturday night rain. The county bridge crew faces a heavy repair workload, likely for the next two weeks.
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Hanover
Carter Weed Creek
Board of County” Commissioners
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