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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1937
Page
6
Cold sauces and bright dressings for hot weather buffets with Sour Cream Sauce and Seafood Cocktail Sauce recipes draw from Soups and Sauces by Elliot and Joncas. Vinaigrette and Claret Sauce tips, plus a sample tomorrow’s menu featuring breakfast, lunch and dinner ideas for summer gatherings.
In Washington a June report notes Mayor Angelo Rossi of San Francisco at a proffered greeting by Georges Bonnet France's ambassador to the United States. Rossi declined a closer gesture but the exchange reflected ongoing Franco American diplomacy during a broader day of events. Separately, five-state drought talks in Amarillo endorsed creating an authority for the affected area.
Dr W A McKeever told Lovers church that certain marriage types are safer. He warned that a man lacking judgment to choose among many women risks a bad match and noted a belief in insurance like A-1 for stable wives.
Forestry service officials in Spokane warned of harsh conditions in the national forests of eastern Washington northern Idaho and Montana. They planned to bring 600 rangers and patrolmen to their posts by June 10 to handle the dangers and safeguard travelers and workers.
Great Falls June 6. A scare row located 20 miles west of Great Falls was arrested Friday by Deputy Sheriffs Alex Murray and Ben Erickson for alleged violation of the state liquor control act. A complaint was filed in the Wyoming Justice court against Scar row by Handall Swanberg, deputy county attorney, charging selling alcoholic liquor without a license. The state charges that the defendant sold and kept for sale whisky.
Bridger rancher Hite Melvin M Walker aged 69 died in Billing Hospital from injuries after a tree fell on him ten weeks earlier. Services were held in Binga and his body sent to Reu Claire Wisconsin for burial. Survivors include his widow Mia Walker, daughter Alta Leipnitz of Eau Claire, Wis, and sister Rachel Berry of Wilton, Me.
Hamilton high school buys land from Fred A. Van Blaricom adjoining the south of the present grounds. A new football practice field and playground will be built with a redesigned ground on the east side. The site will be graded immediately to simplify fall athletics.
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