City briefs weather and notices copy from Helena paper
Weather summary notes precipitation and temperatures for Helena with upcoming events. Mentions Mrs C Re Willer planning travel to Denver and Glacier National Park, a music need in the community, a Masonic meeting, police identification notices, a university visit for Anne Metusthy, and local business ads including tailor services and a carnal retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willer
Denver
Colorado
Squiege
Glen National Park
Reeves
State Library meeting plans outlined for June conference
Final plans for the Montana State Library association meeting on June 13 and 14 were set tonight. Mrs. Mabel T. Milley announced a no host dinner at the Montana Club on June 13 and a tea at Carroll College on June 14 with speakers Edith Gantt and Marold Mervin. About 50 librarians and library boards are expected to attend the one day conference with sectional meetings for various library sectors. Elsie Laindborg, Elena High School librarian, is vice president and chairs the local convention committee. Mrs. Miller serves as chair of the publicity committee.
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Atontana State Library Association
Mabel T. Milley
Melcox Public’ Library and &Oint
Oneeday
College
Bieh School
Public
Mworary Atalla
L Ibraries
Miller
Montana Club
Edith Gantt
Department of the Interior
Carroll College
Marold Mervin
the State University
Missouln
GHOULS TO HOLD IGE CREAM AND BUTTER EVENTS
Thrallhill heads a state dairy division agenda with cream, butter, and grading schools to be hosted across Montana sites including Mutle Mas soul Great Falls and TH 05h. Dr J A Neinan leads dairy industries at Mato college as events run June 1 13 14 15 17 in cities from Mon tana service plants to Billings and eastern Montana regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. OF
Thrallhill
Mutle
Massoul
Great Falls
J. A. Neinan
Mato College
Boxemanansjaliug
Montana
Tolson
Whitefield
Tay Nona
Charlo
Eureka
Hot Springs
Tints
Greet Falls
Northern Territory
Gren Falls
Choteau
Conrad
Water
Marre
Cllmook
Malta
Cur Bank Belt
Cascate
Billings
Montana Territory
Billlites
Laurel
Thidger
Red Lodge
Big Rimber
Ahearnkon
Columbus
Blarleaton
Miles City
Glendir Wolf Point
Glasgow
Roundup
Hardin
Sidney and Worden
Highway Warrants in May Total 391128
State Auditor John J. Holmen reported May warrant totals show 391,132.47 in highway treat fund warrants issued. Payments covered contractor advances on work completed at Sing projects, with funds distributed accordingly.
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John J. Holmen
Sing Projecta
Personal notices from Whitefish to Chicago guests at local homes
The clipping records numerous visitors and residents in a small town scene. Jonn d Robertson of Whitefish and Jonn W Sprith of Glangnwth are tied to the Harvey event, with mentions of Dan Heely in Livingston, H A Butirey in varied regions, R Balch at the Tlacer, Allen N Hearst in a wi en at the Placer, and Charion Wuqua overseeing hatcheries at the Harvey. Mr and Mrs M Wilson revisit from Palwy Springs, Calf, to their home at 317 Cans nen ateeat. Chicago visitors Mr and Mrs Hugena McKinnon and daughter stay with Mrs McKinnon's mother, Mra H A McKinnon, and McKinnon is noted as former editor of Willinge Gazetts and new chairman of Whor rrlattona for the American Mananapera Publignar association in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn d. Robertson
Whitefish
Imarvey
Jonn W. Sprith
Glangnwth
Harvey
Dan Heely
Livingston
Ee H. A. Butirey
Allen N. Hearst
Nothart
Wien
Placer
Charion Wuqua
Boteman
Stra. M. ¥. Wilson
Hugena McKinnon
Chicago
Mr. McKinnon
H. A. McKinnon
Alsth Avenue
McKinnon
Willinge Gazetts
Mananapera Publignar
School Bonds Sold by Ten Bidders With Savings
A North Dakota district refinanced 281 250 in bonds, issuing new bonds at two percent interest to save about 942 000 in interest. The sale was led by Shields and Company and included well known banks and trust firms. The bid results show premiums and varying interest structures across multiple syndicates, with several parties noting substantial savings over the life of the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Assembly
Montuns Tunpayers
Judiciary Committee
Don Yer
Shields and Company
Sterta, Bros
Mod Peters
Christianson
Drevearns
Union Bank and ‘Truss Company
First National Bank and Trust Company
Helana, Wells, Dickey and Company
First National Bank and Trust Company of
St Paul
Dm, Bait and Company
Fret National Bank of Minneapolia
Piper, Juffrey and Hopwood
Kalman
Empave
Congiin and
Kompaty
Harriman and Company
Eijsley and Company
Vonmsting
Artis and Wargrave
Bortieher and
Cpmpany
Hod Prescott Ant Comans and Polk, Peterson and Company
Ty Shiephy
Fabre and Company
SIU. Gan, Witmans and Company
Mira, Weet and Company
New Citizens Observed Set For Thursday Event
Clem Schity in charge of the WPA invites the public to a New Citizens event this Thursday at the American Legion hall from 7 to 1 oclock before the regular legion meeting. The program, prepared by WPA activity group, includes presentations by WPA officers and local entertainers. Strong civic themes emphasize the value and duty of citizenship.
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Clem Schity
Charga
WPA
Rdvcathin
Amartean Legion Hall
Priory
Regular Legion
Purpnee
Ducy
Olttrenenin
Uy 8
Anvergiatinn Eprryis Ud
Ee Amerean Lerren
Atull Odivation
Atweurha
WIA
Addresa
Brehm Waite
Pete
BI Marchy
Rennes
WRAL
Sieber
Claude Mears Receives Medical Degree in Helena
Claude Mears son of Mr and Mrs Mears of Helena graduated with an MD from St Louis Medical College and plans to return to Helena soon to visit before starting service at Sacred Heart Central in Apokane. He attended Carrall College and earned a tremedie course and RS, native of Manillon, lived here nine years prior.
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Claude Mea
Antiur Mears
Helena
St. Lonia Medical College
Sacred Hearthnentral
Apokane
Carrall
Carrall College
Manillon
Louis Grhool
Alpha Kappa Kappa
Tin Reilor
Tous Raliege
Anthony
Matelty
State buys salt and sugar amid multi-bid purchases
The state purchasing agent announced a year’s salt and sugar purchase totaling 9 760 dollars. Two carloads of salt were bought from five bidders at 1 250 dollars per carload. Bidders included Nash-Finch Company Helena Nash-Finch Bognman Ryan Bytte Company Butte Miles City Mercantile and Mixagula Mercantile. The sugar, totaling 48 800, was bought from Mis nowln Mercantile and Davidson Grocery of Butte. Anna May Kusngell sues for divorce from Robert B Russell citing cruelty. They wed July 28 192k, previously divorced. She seeks 15 dollars monthly for nine months for a child’s support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quitty Yeaterday
At & Carl
Nash-Finch Company
Helena
Nash-Finch
Bognman
Ryan Butte Company
Butte
Miles City Mercantile
Mixagula, Mercantile
Misnowln Mercantile
Davidson Grocery Company
Trivorce
Anna May Kuasgell
Robert B. Russell
Cruselty
Echool
Hart and Hart’s Travels Mixed with City Yarns
A garbled tale follows Mr Hart and companion as they journey from New York City toward Florida, then back north via Augusta. The piece blends insurance concerns, a new car, weather detours, and observations on New York, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, and Washington, ending with scattered notes on exhibitions, sports, and regional attitudes.
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Buryell
Turin
Hart
New York City
New York
Cincinnati Hedy
Brooklyn Dolligers
Bn George
Florida
Augusta
Georgia
Mr. Wartem
Pangseration
Washington
Fis
Petore
Chicago
Pusey
Land of Gold
Romaner -Rll
Mrs L Campbell Leaves for Chicago to See Son Graduate
Mrs L Ml Campbell sails for Chicago to attend her son Raherk M Campbell's graduation. They plan to travel to New York and return via One World B fal, with prior stops in Helena as Campbell completes medical preliminaries at the state college.
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Riley
New York
Id Beers
Lingala Emintey
Washington
Capitol
Howie
Dohnson
Supreme Court
L, Ml. Campbell
Chicago
Con
Myre Gom
Campbell
Pinne Indias
Wien
Cotheshoe
Meekeor
Raherk M. Campbell
Dere
Medieinn
Dwine Mas Campbell
Willo Ta
Yetirn
Helena
Thowt
Rover
Amt
Amt Later Minded Mp Medical Prinilen
Thes State College
Mt Rozriinn
Opinion Delivered On Student Query Policy
The attorney general ruled yesterday that county superintendents must approve transfers of public funds and personnel when moving from one county to another if the applicant meets a September 1 deadline. The opinion clarifies budget suspensions and required approval, noting amendments to a 229th session law and mandating acceptance of such transfers by county superintendents.
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Athodis
Hearings Set Across Montana for Rail Line Permits
The Montank railroad hearings were scheduled in six Montana cities with dates from June 20 to June 30. Austin J. Middleton Horace F. Casey and Paul T. Smith will lead the hearings, with Glasgow hosting the biggest session where eight are requesting permits.
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Montank
Montana
Alymand
Jain OW
Bonner
Lheretary
Euuive
Ine Bard
Lewistown
Glasgow
Eureka
Shalhy
Great Falls
Paul T. Smith
Cone
Welfare Warrants In May Total 196000
Public welfare warrants paid in May for relief and administration totaled 196000. Old age assistance 21000 was paid to needy widows, 1900 to chipped children, 4200 general roiter 20000 administration. General funds distributed this May include old age assistance 106,000. Help to dependent children 15500 and needy blind 1260.
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Holmen
Wrom
Honda
Isaard Anil Wern
Follawa
Reneral Roiter
Feneral Fonds
Library Summer Schedule At Bentember In Michigan
The county library announces a summer schedule with extended hours and borrowing privileges. Reading rooms and the periodical department will open from 2 PM to dusk, with reduced staff and altered service.
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Bentember
Wong
Tobin Named New President Of Local Lions Club
The Helena Lions Club announced the installation of new officers at the July meeting led by President Stanley Wilson. Thomas Tobin is named president with Shirley Valnoo declined candidacy. Bart die coby and Al Johnson named vice presidents, Clyde Tiurgan treasurer, Wallace Bureh lion tamer, Ed Decker director. Special pins awarded for 100 percent attendance honored M. O. H. Anderson and others. Brig. RW. Clark spoke on Army and world affairs as the club’s activities were outlined.
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AE. Tobin
Helma Lions Club Uy
Ak Pont Wrgionitalian
Oat Hein
Verteray
Jislena Lions Club
Dresleat Will
B. Marelgson
Johnson
Dunan K. Jawis
Brig
RW. Clark
Seattle
Natlon Arby
Army
New York City
Qian
Coloniea
Ita
Adjilent Jack Dereinger
Lin Helena Publ
Tearge Iuher
Promia
Jhussell
Gourney
York
Naving
Moran
Court Remodeling Progresses Well in County Courthouse
Nemadality and painting of the interior are near completion. Workmen are now painting with decorations to match the finished courtrooms. The mediation officer will inspect. central offices to be ornate. The case involves Hast Metuna pati with a dust error and a brow permit issue.
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Cnurt
Myora
Fontrinciane
Helena students graduate from Washington State college
Helena students receive degrees at the State College of Washington today as President O. Holland presides. Gov. Clarence Martin delivers an address to graduates including Phyllis Groven and Irachel Dase, both earning bachelor’s degrees in science and arts.
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Washington
Katine Coline
Poli
Tno
State College of Washington
O. Holland
Clivence
Martin
Stuenla
Hey Degiron
Phylla Grouen
Iniehelor
Selence
Naina Evangers
Aronir
Harhelor
Funeral Services Held For Pioneer Resident of City
Funeral services were held yesterday for Dire Rexeto Marehall Whitely, pioneer resident. The Christian Science service was at 2 PM at the Opp and Onnrad Vehanet. Mrs. Whitcomb Wan, past president of the Montana Pioneers Lewis and Clark chapter and pioneer cabin committee chair at the state fairgrounds, led the proceedings. Members of the Pioneer organization attended, including Mrs. Ducinda Scott and others from Great Falls and state leaders attended the rites.
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Dire
Rexeto Marehall
Proncer
Cirlitian
Piclock
Opp
Waa
Ducinda Scott
Maide Norria
Yetta Lissner
Yetta Cohen
George Bagha
0. Mf. Ganatiaii
George Forter
Louis Mowry
Fred Kessler
HM. Hall
Ray Mr. Crismas
Great Falla
Jonk and Dawelilerc
Ten Graduates Admitted To Practice Law In Montana
The state Supreme Court admitted 16 graduates from Holyan University Law School to practice law in Montana. Chief Justice Howard A. Johnson welcomed them. Names include Alverk R. Anderson Helena John W Black Hiledale John Ratt Parsyby de Durkan Grow Falls Robert C Flat Billings John D Kench Rowan Wiley bur Gilbert Ira Dillon Brith McNeill Tray George Nick Sitesould Jac W Rimel Mitsoula Charles B Sande Laurel William F Shallenborper Mixsdulas Secritt N Warden Roundup John Ms. Writs Roundup Douglas J Williams Butte and Willam A Fouden Butle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohtuns Buptems Court
Htwly Aniversity Law School
Prac Ne Law
Teestate
Monteos
Mark H. Derr
Renorat
Iicensen
Howard A. Johnson
Alverk R. Anderson
Helena
John W. Black
Hiledale
John Ratt
Parsyby de Durkan
Grow
Falls
Robert C. Flat
Billings
John D. Kench
Rowan
Wilebur G. Gilbert
Ira Dillon
Brith McNeill
Tray
George Nick
Site Sould
Jac W. Rimel
Mitsoula
Charles B. Sande
Laurel
William F. Shallenborper
Mixsdulas Secritt N
Warden
John Ms. Writ
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Tader
Worthy
Isi Ee Ein Et
Uae
Helen
Miehiber
Bie Fate Te Balaton Arey Board of
Alrators
Pambet
Vince
Snch
Lep'e
Tart MI
West Lawrence
Weythern
Mintesola
Thuruth
Marin
Dee Enon
Fr Aay
Saslansan’s Foripe
Masonie
AIL Manns
Iisted
Mttendt
Margaret Oron
Nuree
Witte
Dune
Te Lniversity
Theiena
Anne Metusthy
Bulle
Atlee Burtan
Jirana
10Th Ave
W. J
Irlet Jedge
James H Baltain
Federal
Fuller Avenoe
Kateptional Qaiver
Fan
Cano
Mary Wim
Regier
Eiui
Pupite
Cummings
Alding
Oscar Raarson
Evere MW
Teal
Earl H. Drown
R. Millgan
Ninth Avenue
Matana
Rotary
Alez Cunningham
Helena Antary
Aden
Therie Guteston
Anges City
Portia
Gregt
Bacasastia
Walker
Park Ape
Claude Mears
Prospector
TEL. Brasun
Brooklyn
Montara
Jelonttone
Faber Chi
Tobin
Stan Wilson
Washington State
DHS
Menthum
Sullivan Optometrists
N. Main
Phooe
Charles J. Brady
Agier
Sly McKerenn
Ation School
AfeFerran
C. A. Wepsestay
KNAPP
Mau
Nel
Denny Otter
Tnt
Helena Business College
Henry M. Lancaster
U. S. Mineral Surveyor
Nelena
Oregon
Idaho
Wyoming
Carl
Sheehan Bottling CO
North Main
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