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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
7
Local notice outlines a project to spend twenty thousand dollars on street improvements. It details bids, engineering requirements, and the timing for contractors to read specifications and submit proposals. The document names project scope, expected materials, and bid opening procedures.
A jury found Flagan Farmer guilty of a misdemeanor after he admitted firing toward a group of boys during a parade aftermath. The trial heard he did not intend to harm anyone, claiming his aim was accidental and aimed to frighten. Sentencing followed, with a fine and potential further penalties discussed.
Butte remembers 18 year old Juse Marea Finhere a local musician and student at a high school who died after a brief illness. Samuel Folere of 427 Wet Tren Street reported the death. The performer was active in student life and participated in local natural history and bridge outings.
Rozeman Taye George Robinson of Illinois was elected president of the Montana State Association of Barbers and Helena was chosen for the 1974 meeting at the close of the annual convention yesterday. The officers named include vice president, treasurer, and secretary, with about a dozen barbers present for the gathering. A dinner at Hotel Ravage concluded the convention as talks on state legislation affecting the trade were heard from senators and other speakers.
In a curious rural episode Moc Cy Tame and T4n Tri PeTher reportedly anticipate alimata goumes on a tall nad. They roam Claude Bartler’s premises, herd over the yard, and provoke the scene until a rural resident Take Brendner reclaims the pigs.
Pilster Tune fi Allan White of Relette arrived Friday to spend the summer with sister Mire William Viview John Schub was Blossburg ris ner Fnday evening. Margaret Reflex and Alfred Mar telo attended the Powell rounte graduation exercises In Deer Lodge Thursday. Mr and Mrs Scott Storer were Helena visitors Saturday. Mre Tester Thompson and her son George Folward same home from Helena Saturday. The ball game between Marysville and Elliston Sunday was a close match with Marysville winning 10 to 4. Margaret and Dorothy Kelley visited friends in Blossburg Saturday evening.
Michita Kan Inne presided as Peter Ro Care, president of the Voikaro Board of Transtomene, outlined brighter prospects for wheat farmers and agriculture, praising current administration reforms while accusing prior federal agencies of undermining agriculture. He urged tariff adjustments to aid farmer profits and criticized rival groups for their methods, highlighting the influence of the National Grain Corporation and industry leaders.
The Montana School of Mines awarded numerous science degrees at commencement. Officials highlighted international graduates and exchanges with German and Canadian institutions. A notable bequest by W A Clark Jr funded a renowned mineral collection, unveiled after ceremonies, with speeches from state officials and university leaders.
A regional gathering forms the Dead Man's Basin project committee to push flood control work on the river. The group, led by local officials and engineers, plans public meetings, funding proposals, and site assessments across multiple towns. A key financier from Minneapolis supports broader legislative action and river management.
Cascade County Citizens Emergency Relief Association may draw on city funds to raise to 15000 for relief operations with 10100 available beyond prior use. Judiciary committee backs paying 133730 in claims and authorizes pulling on the special street road and alley fund. The city will permit late hours at dance halls cabarets and soft drink parlors until 1 AM.
A local rubber check tournament occurred in Milestown amid reports of alleged irregularities. Police and officials say the event is under investigation as they review suspect transactions and missing funds tied to the Powder River area.
A rural town newsletter details residents visiting relatives and friends across nearby towns, bridge club results, and local people staying at or visiting homes in Townaend. The note lists names, relations, and brief movements through the week, including visits to Helena, Hazeman, and Cullt Fare, plus social activities and travel plans.
Mayor Grinde faced opposition as the council refused to confirm seven nominees for city engineer. On Monday night the council voted 3 against and 6 against in cases of Welly and Morris and Anderson, with all Republican aldermen supporting confirmation and one Democrat, Herman Johnson, joining. The entrenched stalemate between Mayor Grinde and the council persists as nominations remain unconfirmed.
In misty Monday weather a few hundred Forest Conservation troops arrived by train. The missent forces patched into the district train and the Southern Party carried 200 men. delays and late departure affected the march toward the forest rangne.
Hartfield pleaded guilty to passing a forged check for $6 drawn on the First National Bank of Great Falls. The check name appeared made payable to Harald Williams. Judge sentenced him to prison.
Missoula surveyor remains hospitalized after a June accident near Greenough that fractured his spine and injured his chest. He is expected to be incapacitated for several weeks as hospital staff and family attend him at his home on Alder Street.
Missoula and Helena students were honored at a banquet marking a year of service. Debating team members and standout speakers from Caldwell to Missoula were recognized for their contribution to campus life and student leadership.
Dispatches describe crews crowding into camps as fires spread through forested areas near Mossona and Paihia. Officials outline rapid response measures, with containment efforts hampered by rugged terrain and shifting winds. Local residents endure evacuations and precautionary power outages as crews battle multiple active blazes.
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