Weather and notices from Helena 1937 brief
Helena city brief covers record high and low temperatures for June 9 1937 with notes on precipitation and hourly measurements in Helena. Includes Templeton Yenves Payne Templeton departure, drunkenness charge, federal luncheon at Brady tea room, gold sale stipulation in Broadwater County, and a life insurance recovery suit by Venrietta Trapp against New York Life tied to Clyde C. Trapp in Paris Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Todey
Wince
Ture
Vila
Loweak
Helene Khis
SBBC
Meieny
Broadwater County
Paul C. Knapp
Vosberg Mining Company
Union Bank and Trust Company
Broadwater
Venrietta ‘Trapp
Atatvict
New York Life Insurance Company
Clyde C. Trapp
Trapp
Paris
Texas
Quiet Judge Freeman Returns to Duties at Helena Courthouse
Justice of the Peace George C. Freeman, confined since April 22, returned to the courthouse and resumed official duties. Other items note a funeral for Herman Finn, a fraudulent check case against George Teller, a destruction charge against Holwars Viclor, a decree quieting Burgess vs Stubbs, and various permits and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockridge
Missoula
George C. Freeman
Ted
George Teller
Justice of the Peace J.P
Che Aron
Tito
Charles F. Burgess
Chauncy C. Stubbs
George W. Padbury
Local travelers and guests crowd Helena area hotels
A jumble of names reports visitors and departures in Helena including R J Woods and Ervin guests at the Harvey and Placer hotels, Miller and Palmer callers, the Gaddis couple from White Sulphur Springs, Lily Mattson and Dan Drumheller traveling to and from the Placer, Norman Wheeling planning a trip to New York with Russia tour, and state officials meeting with water conservation board. Also noted are Mrs. Thompson of San Diego staying with the Kranichs, and Richard Murphy of the Northern Pacific marrying in St. Paul with a return to Serena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Woods
Livingston
Harve
Janes Ervin
Kalispell
Ee & Don Alvere
Hazeman
Harvey
Miller
Joplin
Wes
Helena
Wes Mr
EH. A. Palmer
Cat Fully
T. Harding
Montana
Berkeley
Calif
Capitol
State Water Conservation Board
KE. Thompson
San Diego
George Kranich
Lauca Davis Street
Thompson
Kranich
Richard Murphy
Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul
Mira Dorothy Marie Dean
White Bear Lake
Serena
Drunken driver punished in city court
John Lawrence found guilty of drunk and reckless driving in Judge Harry Pickett's court and jailed after defaulting on a $150 fine and license revocation. He was rearrested for an earlier offense and an $8.60 balance from a prior fine remains to be served in jail. A prior accusation that another man drove the car was noted during the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lawrence
Harry Pickett
Lawrence
Great
Northern Viaduct
Pickett
Jal
George Cooney Takes Lease of State Fairgrounds
George Cooney, Helens racer, has assumed the lease on the state fairgrounds formerly held by A. L. Alnaeworth. The deal yields $600 for a year and saves the expense of four custodians. James T. Sparling, commissioner of agriculture, labor and industry, announced the arrangement. The lease allows free use for a fall race meet if the department is notified by July 1 and proof of ability to sponsor the exposition is shown. Sparling noted a WPA project may finish renovations, with $35,000 already allotted for labor and materials provided by the sponsor. If another group takes over the property, a new project would be required. The lease does not affect the current WPA program, and Sparling said he will not lease beyond the next legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cooney
Helens
Hore
Leas
A. L. Alnaeworth
James T. Sparling
Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Sparling
Lewis and Clark
Department of Agriculture
Worka Progress Administration
Shereby
Hazard
W.E.A
Tao
Wp.a
W.P.A
Fairgrounds
Mayor Outlines City Improvements Before Rotary
Helena Mayor Albert J. Robero spoke to the Rotary Club outlining a three point civic plan for the near term. Projects include South Main street park, lighting of Helena avenue, and a new city hall, plus a water system overhaul from the Ten Mile watershed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Roberto
Helena
Ten Mile
Chessman Reservoir
Howerts
Minnehaha Creek
Ten Mile Canyon
Stle
Boy captures coyote in city chase like Buck
12 year old John Sutphen chased a wild coyote along Jefferson street near Mount Helen, cornered it in a garage alley, and with a neighbor’s help wrapped it in a blanket and took it home. He plans to raise the animal as a pet in his garage kennel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutphen
Bey
Helen
John Sutphen
J. D. Sutphen
Frank Buck
Jefferson Street
Mount Heleng
John
West Side
Clarke
West Lawrence
Cama
Billings Seeks Right to Extend Water Lines Beyond City
The state railroad and public service commission mulls Billings petition to extend water service to suburbs with higher suburban rates. The request seeks 26 percent more from commercial suburban users and 16 percent more from domestic suburban users, citing city growth. Commissioners Carey Casey Krebach review the case, with a ruling expected in weeks. Providence charles leecher dowle, 78, renowned as a long-time evangelist for the Christian and Missionary Alliance, died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Railroad and Public Service Commission
Cry
Billings
I T
Peraclasion
Thomas EB. Carey
Horace F. Casey
EH. BE. Krebabach
Itas
Providence
R. I
Charles Leecher Dowle
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Board Meeting Of Montanans 10 A M Here Today
A Montanans Inc board and advisory board session begins at 10 this morning in the Montana club building. Topics include the tourist advertising program funds, cricket control, Montana reclamation status, All Montana celebration plans, and Washington legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montanans, Inc
W. G. Ferguson
Montanane, Inc
Montana Club
Ferguson
Status of Reclamation
Montana
Great Falls
James T. Nowa
Af Butte
A. T. Ibebard
Helena
Howard Toole
Missoula
Henry Sawtell
Miles City
T J. Mocking
Glaskow
A. Campbell
Tom Stout
Lewhtown
Carl A Hummer
Kalispell
G. C. Hoyt
Shelby
J. M. Montgomery
Chinno
Births to Lea Gartan of Wolf Creek Daughter born
Vital statistics report a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Lea Gartan of Wolf Creek at St Peters Hospital. Funeral services for Georgy Crowell native of Meleno and veteran of poster and advertising will be held at Opp and Conrad chapel at 2 PM with Dr D B Price officiating. Burial in Renton Avenue cemetery Washington. Maj Gen Hebard Fuller retired former commandant of the Marine Corps died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Gartan
Wolf Creek
St Teter's Hospital
Georgy Crowell
Meleno
Wiposter
Opp and
Conrad
D. BR. Price
Renton Avenue
Washington
Hebard Fuller
of the Marine Corts
Crop conditions in half of state fair to good
Montana reports show about half the counties in fair to good condition after a rough week of drought and dust storms. Northeastern counties face serious crop and livestock problems, while rains in the south helped some. Insects and withdrawal of WPA funds worsen outlook. several counties remain poor and seek emergency pasture. Livestock overall in fair shape with some drought relief in the northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Weather Bureau
Bureau of Aericultural Economics
Drouth
Blaine
Chouteau
Darnlels
Dawcon
Garfield
Patraleum
Judith Basin
Missoula
Musselshell
Golden Valley
Phillips
Prairie
Richland
Roosevelt
Sheridan
Teton
Wheatland
Meagher
W.P.A
Beawerthead
Cascade
Custer
Powder River
Fallon
Carter
Fergus
Glaeter
Hill, Lake
Lewis & Clark
Broadwater
Madison
Jefferson
Rosebud
Sanders
Sun Rer
Tople
Wibaux
Lewis and Clark and
Big Horn
Carbon
Flathead
Park
Stillwater
Sweetgrass
Yellowstone
Gallatin
Yellowstone County
Bozeman
Billings
Helena
Expect Dismissal of All Tax Suits Against Oil Firms
Montana Attorney General Harrison J. Freebourn says eight tax suits involving about 8,000 were dismissed Tuesday with five more totaling 20,000 to be dropped today. He expects remaining four actions by several firms to be dismissed next week. Examples include suits by H Earl Clack Co for 11,600 and Texas Oil Co for 2,400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison J. Freebourn
Ail Companion
Montana
Treourer
Montya
Funda
Fraebourn
State Board of Equalisation
Standard ON Company
Indiana
Continental Ol Company
H. Earl Clack Company
Texas Oil Company
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Templeton
Payno
Momias
Elva Ktefner
Plone Mahon
Archie Browntow
Chatlea
Young Way
Iale
Holwards Street
Federal
Federal Businessmens' Association
Brady Tea Room
Gilles Prec
Max
Marre Kallapell
Cheyenne
Denver Tae & Boise
Boston
Chicago
Galveston
Inckagaville
Minneapolis
New York
Portland
Salt Lake Gly
Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
Williston
Mar
J. Brody
Jackson
Holwars Vicilor
Justice of the Peace
J. P. Brass
Kenty
JT. Morrison
Wohorn Rancher
Molugin Cleaners
Wolorsl
Ady
Thomas Murphy
Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bhem
Intermountain Transportation Company
Idaho
North Dakota
Waverington
Lillian F. Watton
North Rodney Street
Winger Streat
Conrad Kokre
Dear Yorn Avenue
Velma Pomeroy
Northwest Airlines
F. B. Connelly Company
Ig Neeking
Sarah A. Benson
Lestle Ave
Phono
David Richardson
Walter G. Samaon
Dominion of Canada
Stag
Joxophine Hepner
Order of Vantorn Star
Masonic Temple
G. Gaddis
Lily Mattson
San Francisco
Calli
Dan M. Drumheller
Cut Bank
Iakiness
Norman Wheeting
Northern Pacific
New York City
Nia
Russia
Palentino
Christ Grindland
Bainville
George Leeson
Alao
Roosevelt Country
Hare
William G. Ferguson
Scott Hart
Kehway
Don McKinnon
Joseph Parker
Works Progress Administration
Werman Mayer
Mer
Mra
Mike Yumag
Familly
Atone
the Style Shop
Talonile Muilding
Hunter Eee
BOARD
Montanans
Benjamin Barsema
Oak Park
Alfred T. Brennan
Henry Horner
Oal Park
Lewis and Clark County Welfare
Dianthetea Ty Artificial Ice Company
Phong
Ifciena, Mentans
MR. Johnson
Aan
Stebbins Auto Co., Inc
North Main St
DODGE
Plymouth
Maier Bowes
Colombia
Newertev
Plymouth Ogane Ae
Easy Terme Glasty
Iow Com
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