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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1927

Page

7

Montana City News and Weather Briefs Revealed

Friday and Saturday forecast partly cloudy with temperature changes. Obituary for John Tarson Montana pioneer noted funeral at Scottish Rite Temple, Unis City. Police report a minor car collision on Main Street involving Kam Travia and a streetcar, with minor damages.

Twenon Ernle John Tarson Montana Marvaville Ty cAnnon Tran Hite Lemple Unis City Morestvale Cee Kam Travia Broadway

Malone and Miss Saylor Wed in Teton County

Carl K Malone prominent Teton county resident wed Miss Edythe Saylor in Chateau last evening. The couple, planning a coast honeymoon, traveled by auto and stayed at the Placer hotel. The bride, former county school superintendent, is a well known young local. Malone is a major cattleman and landowner with hay operations shipping to the eastern market. Road conditions were poor during their travel.

Carl K. Malate Teton County Sdyths Saylor James McNamee Presbyterian Chiref Chateau San Francisco Afr Malone Agawant Saylor Cha Montana Teton Helen Malone Viel Placer Hotel

Helena class inspects health lab work

Helena high school home economics students under Miss Buckman visited the state health laboratory to inspect the facilities yesterday with plans for another group today. The item notes also an obituary notice for Dr Magnus W Eyde and a boundary line fact stating the American Canadian boundary is 1898 miles long.

Helena State Heard of Miss Buckman Hunter Atlantic Pacific

Value of Deering Estate Reported for Inheritance Tax

Estate of Mable C. Deering shown with total property valued at 29,892 dollars. Net property 25,631.73 dollars after bills and last illness expenses. Heirs portions listed as Nellie Cochran Browne and Shirley Deering with specified shares.

Mable C. Deering Nellie Cochran Browne Shirley Deering

Bootleg Case Revenues Pour Into Government Funds

Bootlegger prosecutions result in fines and payments to the United States marshal’s office. About 83,000 has been collected with no suits yet, mainly from abatement actions. Defendants in such cases have paid roughly 1,700. About 390 cases total produced over 10,000, with potential more to come.

United States Marshal’s Office

National Tuberculosis Secretary to Inspect Indian Health Work

Dr WH R Edwards, secretary of the National Tuberculosis Association, will inspect health matters related to Indian affairs on Fort Browns Fort Belknapp and Fort Peck reservations next week. A conference will gather all physicians doing health work at each location with Dr Cogswell and Edwards meeting at Poplar Sunday.

WH. R. Edwards National Tuberculosis Association Fort Brownsing Fort Belknapp Fort Peck W. F. Cogswell Staté Board of Health Cogswell Edwards Poplar

Funeral for M. W. Kyde at Opp and Conrad's parlors

Exalted Ruler Carl Nyman requests Elks attend the funeral of our late brother M. W. Kyde at Opp and Conrad's funeral parlors at 2 p.m. today.

Eagles Helena Ashe Order of Engler Magnus W. Eyde Opp Conrad A. G. Fitzpatrick M. W. Kyde

Commercial Club Opposes Air Mail Stub Route Decisions

The Commercial Club opts a committee to study a Great Falls to Salt Lake air mail line via Helena and Butte with Montana and Idaho cities. They oppose dropping NP trains 233 and 246 and push keeping mail service until routes prove viable. A hearing at the railroad commission is planned with Secretary Ferguson to attend. The suite also notes a national guard encampment and Captain McMullen arriving with Co. C to assist training.

Helena Great Falls Sale’ Lake Commercial Chate W. Gr. Ferguson Earl Brown A. T. Schultz Sony Butte Montana Idaho Postal Department Ditlon Idaho Falls Poratello Logan Den Utah Transcontinental Air Service Salt Lake Northern Pacific Eselona Railroad Commission Forks i Mails Ramen Ferguson Tony Gael Marsh International Transportation Sontauy Guard Serge National Guard Kalispell Company A. J. McMullen Co. C U. S. Fourth Infantry Fort Missoula

Farm Bureau Picnic Promises Unique July 4 Celebration

Lewis and Clark county Farm Bureau gears up for its annual July 4 picnic led by Tom Herrin president. Last year drew a record crowd. this year is expected to be the largest yet with contests such as pulley races foot races potato races nail driving and baseball among others. Committees named June 4 include program grounds refreshments and various volunteers.

Lewis and Clark County Farm Bureau Tom Herrin Bureau WLB Wagner Chaiitany David Wiler Roy Shu

Snoling Silver Fox Kennels Incorporation Filed in Kalispell

Articles filed for Snoling Silver Fox breeding kennels in Kalispell reveal a $30,000 capital, 500 shares of $100 each. Incorporators A. J. Dean, Charles C. Peck and C. 17. Foot each subscribed one share.

Kaliswell A. J. Dean Charles C. Peck C. 17. Foot

Montana Wheat Growers in Stronger Stand, Says Giese

Montana and other northwest spring wheat growers hold a stronger position than a month ago as winter wheat prospects fade. W. T. Giese, dairy department grain chief, notes reduced carryover from last year and freer movement of wheat. Conditions vary by county with moisture excess delaying germination, but winter grain is generally in good shape and pastures show good growth as weather improves.

Montkna Northwest W. T. Giese State Department of Agriculture United States Giese Europe Lale Big Town

State funds and land board notes on warrants

J M Brandford says state warrants once sold slowly now attract competition. Legislature mandated a preference to buy warrants with permanent funds. Meeting shows June 1 1927 cash balances across public school fund Morrill college funds and others totaling 15 680 143 04. Also note Broadwater county road to river bridge closed due to washout signed J A Shindall county commissioner.

Montana J. M. Brandford Register of State Lands Varios State Land Board Agricultural College Morrill School of Mines State Normal School Treat and Dumb State Reform School

Freight Movement in 1927 Estimations Decline Noted

The car service division of the American Railroad Association estimates total revenue freight movement for the 52 weeks of 1927 at 52 762 717 carloads, a drop from 53 308 753 in 1926. The Montana railroad commission filed the figures yesterday, showing a decrease of 40 016 cars.

American Railroad Association Montana Railroad Commission

Ethel Gives Colored Alan A Push And He Swears 10 Warrant

Meade Walker files in Tastics Higgins court a complaint charging Jang Doe a white woman named Ethel with assault in the third degree. Walker alleges a mistrustful cashing of a $2224 check for a house servant, an attempt to recover the funds, and a confrontation that led to assault before the case proceeds.

Ethel Alan Meade Walker Dolore Higgins Come Plaint Jang Doe Willy Walker Wena Green Ster Sheir Conk Ethel Jane Deer Aykerd

Salvation Army Board Meeting Tonight in Malena Rooms

The Salvation Army Bord plans an advisory board meeting this evening at Malena Commercial's tin rooms. It is the third meeting of the year, with preparations for the campaign to fund the Army's work for another year. The drive begins June 20, with an estimated value of $2,000. The committee will finalize plans for the fundraising drive. May Church serves as campaign chair.

Balvathen Malena Mnattea Srny Qork Erwayle May @hurch Veo

Fire at Union Oil refinery rages with explosions

A large blaze at Union Oil refinery in San Paulo raged through the night. The toss from the fire was estimated at about 100,000 with two explosions rocking nearby apartments as flames spread across the area.

San Paulo Var Suns Union of Company Noura

Two Killed in Crash Incident Report

A crash left Mr. Roger and Cesar Franke deceased alongside Miss Current and Mr. Greeley. The incident details remain unclear but authorities reported two fatalities. Local responders secured the scene as investigators reviewed evidence and spoke with witnesses.

Roger Cesar Franke Greeley

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