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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
6
A jumble of local notices covers weather disturbances, court actions, property easements, repairs and remodeling, plus police reports and community meetings. Named entities include Helena, Montana, and Butte, with references to local sites, schools, churches, and businesses.
A lengthy article discusses the federal stance on allowing beer sales on Indian reservations including towns like Polton Ronan Wolf Point and Poplar. State official John Greens seeks a federal opinion on leasing stores on reservations and whether reservations housing mixed populations fall under federal restrictions.
A crowded list of visitors and arrivals fills the town with numerous names and origins. Tourists from Madison and Deer Lodge mingle with residents at hotels, while sheriffs transport prisoners to the state penitentiary and Warm Springs. A group of locals seeks condolences in CARD OF THANKS for the death of Brandson and nephew Jack Myles.
A group of visitors from Allenanla arrived in the city yesterday including TC Patera, Mr and Mrs Vand, Spencer Wart, Yo oi Burk, Moa Tenden, Paddocks, and Sheehan family. They plan to depart Fox Chicago tonight as summer ads arise and attend events at the state louan seater. Tr W A Artirius of Warlowton and A T Marter of Atavenaville also traveled, with Tr M A Arwnnotl heading west to Havre to deliver commencements and address Northern Montana school seniors. The party intends to return to Teena today after their schedule ends.
Bids were opened yesterday by the State Purchasing Agent for 17 000 tons of coal for the coming year at all state institutions including boiler houses. Eleven bidders listed: Standard Lumber and Coal Co Dillon Roundup Coal Mining Co Roundup WY Yaw and Co Great Falls Misaoula Elder and Lewis Kalispell Barr Collins Mining Co Roundup Homer Coal Mining Co Briar Creek Gerber Corp Great Falls City Fuel Co Dillon Anaconda Copper Mining Co Butts Montana Coal and Tron Co Billings.
Maron TH Dane 4% 4 Pruner, a United States Navy veteran and longtime Butte resident, died yesterday at the veterans hospital in Fort Yarnstan after a period of illness. He had been at the hospital since March 7 and served several enlistments as a machinist mate first class. Dane, native of Montana, recently lived in Butte, and his body was at the Opp and Conad funeral home with the widow awaiting funeral arrangements.
Jefferson County becomes first to remit its portion of the state second half tax collections to the State Treasurer. The payment includes the university millage and levies, with Jefferson County reporting $767,417 for the year to date and $10,542 for the second half of 1942. An auditor notes the second half tax payment will be processed through the revaluation office dated June 14. Warden Charles T. H. Mairg traveled to Paratine to assist in organizing a department association and to pursue relations with eastern Montana.
Montana dairy industry shows rising activity with several new creamery and milk plants opening since January. John G. Mowe completes a modern Hamilton creamery. Garden City Dairy at Missoula starts. a cooperative creamery at Herman is planned with Glen Bands in charge, while Thralkill notes more modern facilities joining the state’s dairy network.
Missoula artist Antonio Moinez, 21, travels from Montana to Chicago for a major display in the Hall of Religion at the Progress Expo. After hardships, he studied at the Art Students League in New York and taught there and in other schools. Noted figures Dudies Crafts Watson and Taft praised his religious drawings and paintings guiding him to the Chicago exhibit.
Nine pupils from Mantana Deaconess School at Kommencemeont received diplomas in a main hall ceremony last evening. Associate Junitor A H Angstman spoke on Find a Way or Make One.
A weekly report by Dr OH Crouch lists Montana's communicable diseases for the period. Two spotted fever cases are noted from Powder River and Gusterenunfies and Tularemin cases from Billings and Fort Benton, with other diseases totals including tuberculosis four, typhoid three, diphtheria one, scarlet fever BIW, measles 29, whooping cough three, mumps three, and undulant fever one. In Australia, at least 20 species are noted as avi atora flying squirrels flying opos sun flying mice and bears.
The post approves a Governor's Day program with a guard march, athletic events, and entertainment. Transportation arrangements for National Guard troops to Melona are set, and the encampment hall is scheduled for June 21 at the Shue temple. Delegates to the state convention are chosen, and the post backs repeal of the Veterans Economy Act. Ray named Plumbing Inspector. council unsatisfied with current code awaiting new code approval. A tip warns to insert needles into oiled flannel to prevent sticking.
Lewin and Clark county will send four delegates to the annual recreational school at Royaman held under the Montane attention service. The conference runs June 13 to 17. Delegates include two from the 4-H Jeadera council and two from the county farm bureau. The school, sponsored by the extension service and the National Playground association, aims to teach simple forms of recreation for local programs.
Committees for Helena easambir No 7 Order of Rainbow for Girls arrange a three act play The Princess Far Away to be presented June 13 at the Consistory Shrine temple Publicity Dolores Brady Jean Young Marvin Young Cantumes Margaret Ann Tobin Cudney Munn Lena Qualls Property Frances Odom Emma Mason Tickets Dorothea Casper Betty Dehler Dorothy Kelly
News reached N Lalonde yesterday of the death in San Diego California of Dr Holden Kromer on June 6. Practicing about 40 years, she moved to California ten years ago for health. Survived by husband Dr E A Kromer and a married daughter in California.
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