Montana City Weather and Local notices read aloud
unsettled Tuesday and Wednesday with possible local showers little temperature change. various business ads list services and products in Helena area including marcelling, tires, cleaning, moving, and insurance. court notices report damages suit, divorce filing, dissolution of Northwest Stockman and Farmer. multiple Helena residents named. health clinic at courthouse basement at 1:40 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Arthur Jordan
Northwest Stockman and Farmer
C. Reisenrath
T. B. Weir
Weeks' condition after gallstone operation declared satisfactory
Boston doctors reported Secretary of War John W Weeks fully recovered from gall stone surgery. The operation, performed recently, left Weeks in stable condition and progressing well as of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Associated Press
John W. Weeks
Loot recovered by officer leads Hammond to plead guilty
G A Doust, former Spokane deputy, traveled to Montana with train robber George Hammond who confessed to holding up a Northern Pacific passenger near Bearmouth. The loot, 357 diamonds and cash, was recovered near Coeur d Alene City and returned to the railroad. Hammond pleaded guilty in Granite County and served 15 years, released in 1923 after good time. Hammond later returned to Montana to aid in recapturing two alleged thieves.
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G. A. Doust
Spokane
Montana
George Hammond
Northern Pacific
Bearmouth
Deer Lodge
Doust
Hammond
Ray Richmond
John Thomas
McCormack
Missoula
Hammon
Lewis and Clark County
Livingston
Mr. Doust
Coeur d'Alene City
Attorney General Upholds Petroleum County Integrity
Attorney General Foot finds Petroleum county remains intact despite a 1925 Fergus county boundary act. She cites no clear legislative intent to abolish Petroleum county in the act text or title, and notes constitutional limits require the subject be stated clearly. The opinion aligns with court precedent granting power to create or dissolve counties only when intent is explicit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petroleum County
Fergus County
Foot
Fergus
Judith Basin
Supreme Court
Re Hearing Granted in Mortgage Case by Montana Supreme Court
The Montana Supreme Court granted a re hearing yesterday in Union Central Life Insurance Co. vs Oita and Jessie Jensen from Carbon County. The case concerns the insurer’s right to sell and mortgage the defendants property after default. The court had previously ruled the plaintiff’s suit premature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Supreme Court
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Oita
Jessie Jensen
Carbon County
Supreme Court
Los Angeles Ordered to Retry Flight to Amesata
Secretary Wilbur directed the airship Los Angeles to resume its flight to Amesata from Lakehurst as engine repairs finished. The dirigible aims for a second attempt in about two days if weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Wilbur
Los Angeles
Almesata
Lakehurst
Street Soliciting Barber Invites
Nils P. Olsen, a roaming figure called the Little Shepherd of the Montana hills, wanders Helena and enters a South Main barber shop seeking a shave. After a thorough finish the barber crew demands payment, Olsen has only $2.65 in cash and is escorted away by Patrolman Brown, leaving the barbers with a pile of hair and a warning about street soliciting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nils P. Olsen
Montana Hills
Northern Pacific
Osage
Helena
Golden Glow
Main
Nils
Broadwater County
Bureau of Engraving
South Main Street
Hotel de International
Ais
Minnesota
Anoca
West
North Dakota
Clip
Forceman Brown
Policeman Brown
No. 31
South Main
Policeman Brosen
Brown
Main Street
National Tuberculosis Association Meeting in Minneapolis
The annual National Tuberculosis Association meeting will be in Minneapolis June 17 to 20 marking the organization’s 21st year. Sessions cover clinical, pathological, sociological, and nursing topics with pre-meeting events June 14 to 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tuberculosis Association
Minneapolis
American Sanitorium Association
Advisory Council
Retown
Ilne
Ivarios
O Shea Roche Marriage Vows In St Mary s Church
Miss Theresa O Shea and James T Roche were married yesterday morning at St Mary s church with Rev J J Lehane officiating. The couple, both of this city, will reside here where Roche works at the Northern Pacific freight house. attendants were Mr and Mrs Joseph Herrla of East Helena and they left for Seattle after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa O'Shea
James T. Roche
St. Mary’s Church
J. J. Lehane
Joseph Hrella
East Helena
Seattle
Thies
Mr. Roche
Hearing 13 Postponed On Street Car Rates
Announcement by the Public Service Commission of Montana states the rehearing granted to the Helena Light & Power company for a streetcar fare increase has been postponed to Friday, June 19 at 10:00 a.m. The original hearing at the capitol was set for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commmission of
Montana
Ifelena Light & Naltway Company
Capitol
Conference on Rate Held by Two Board Officials
E G Toomey and H B Schaefer of the Montana railway commission are in Billings for talks with Commercial club officers about the Interstate Commerce Commission rate order to Casper. The Montana order was suspended after protest by Montana and local Billings backers who fear the rate harms Billings as a jobbing center. The conference aims to decide the opposing side’s course for the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Toomey
H B. Schaefer
Montana Railway Commission
Billings
Commercial Club
Interstate Commerce Commission
Casper
Wye
Montana Commission
Crittenton Home Crime Encouraging Donations Rise
Contributions for the Florence Crittenton home new building drew strong support yesterday with a 3500 subscription and several 50 gifts. The morning recruitment saw many workers including Mesdames E S Thomas, Thos Spratt, and Miss Lucy DeLana among others, with more expected later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Crittenton Home
Mesdames E, S$. Thomas
Thos. Spratt
Frank Lasigne
Edward Jessop
C. M. Bryan
E. M. Shoemaker
Geo. Langdorf
D. E. White
Charles L. Bovard
Homer C. Tennis
George M. Lee
Governor Erickson approves commutation for Frank Wilson
The state board of pardons unanimously approves Governor John E. Erickson's commutation for Frank Wilson. Wilson, a fingerprint expert at the state prison, had his 26 to 60 year sentence for obtaining money under false pretenses reduced to a four year minimum. He has been offered a federal position in the same work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Pardons
John E. Erickson
Frank Wilson
Wilson
Erickson
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Helena Rug Co
Gustaff A. Arongon
Flora M. Lanyon
James F. Roche
Therwan O'Shea
Crago's
Fuller Avenua
Genuipe Ford
Chevrolet Parts
Kian & Hawkes
Phooo 202
Springfield
Firertons
Bud's Tire
Milwaukee
Scarpi's
Eagles
Johnson Bros. Curtinson Grangstraat
Bussard
P.O
Harry H. Peck
Josephine Hepner Chanter
C. E
Keen
Duto
Brooke
King's Store
Eagles’ Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies' Aid and Missionary Society of
The
First Baptist Church
S.J. Burress
Thomas Spratt
Thomas
Margaret Kling
Amelia Kleinschmidt
W. H. Poorman
Department of the District Court
Anna May Russell
Trobert E. Russell
Neewesad
Cena
Db & P.m. Ae
Calgary
Edmonton
Havre
Miles City
New York
A ' Cael
Salt Lake City
Ban Diego Rene Tee
Rectta
Enna Ses AB
Sheridan
Williston
Sone Ees Glan Marcelling
Phong
J. Skelton
Peer
Lalla Brooke
F. X. Aresa
Studie
Madison Ave
Sun-Kist Korner
Post Office News
G. A
Hammond Mont
Army Warehouse
Brooklyn
Opinion Petroleum County
Emery
Phoenix
Janssen
Maina J J Mewe
Polige
Gollegt
Shrek
Balaam
Missouri
Cedar Street
St. Paul
O’shea
Toomey and Schaefer
Billings Club
Crittenton
Action Gov. Erickson
Y Board
Estate Stove CO
Hamilton
Ohio
Estate
Estate Stove Company
C. J. Bausch & Sons
So. Main
Helena Ice Company
Pioneer Company
Lissner
Cota Rineareao
Eran Seanerann
Ec Es
Dundas Office Supply
Post Office
Eighth Avenue Grocery
Helena Candy Kitchen
Helena Trading Co
Ewing Street
Richardson & Totten
J. M. Ryan
S. R. Neviel
Wesley Williams
Redd’s Grocery
Small’s Cash Grocery
M. B. Boraas
N. Main
Helena Ave
Eighth
Davis
Roberta
N. Ewing St
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