Weather and civic notes from Mountain city news
Weather forecast for Mountain region features wormeday instalments likely Inca thunder showers and warmer conditions in the east and south. The report mentions local personalities and events including court cases, a hospital patient, law notices, and community notices with scattered temperatures and forecasts for Helena and surrounding areas.
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Buat
Helena
Bt. Jonn's Hospital
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Ms Aera
Onre
Os ‘Temperatoren
Max
Min
Tavre Ives
Alne Foe
Calgary Ag
Artiand
Paul-Minneapolis
Mt Lake City
Yellowstone Park
Northwest
Pacific
North Pacific
Rocky Mountain
Alberta
Montana
North Dakota
Helens
Vigilante Cafe Sold to Chequamegon Cafe Owner
Charles Hartwig announced the Vigillante cafe has been sold to Al Huliman of the Chequamegon cafe of Butte. The cafe will reopen within 10 days as the Chequamegon with Walter L. Jensen in charge, bringing long cafe experience to the Helena venture.
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Charles Hartwig
Hartwig Investment Co
al Huliman
Butte
Walter L. Jensen
Missoula
Grill
Hultman
Helena
Hartwig and
Curtis
Huluman
St Peters Hospital Birth And Local Operations
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Virgil Moega of Craspe Ment and a daughter to Mr and Mrs A T Sherrer of Townsend at St Peters hospital yesterday. Miss Vonie aries sister of Mrs Claude Gray underwent an appendix operation at St Joans hospital yesterday in satisfactory condition. Fr J Cunningham left yesterday for Bozeman to attend the Montana State college commencement exercises with Alfred Atkinson, president of the Montana education association, and will visit.
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Artiven
Gertrude Hill
State Street
Los Angeles
Otis Art
Mor
Misa Eather Hill
Isort Sprague
RMU
Voniearies
Claude © Gray
Weat Lawrence
St. Joan’s
J. Cunningham Loft
Camp Fire Harmonica Band Practice Today
All Camp Fire harmonica girls who missed rehearsals or need practice meet at 4 PM in the Camp Fire office with director A. T. Reeves for an extra half hour. Other members gather at 4 30 PM. Four girls will win their special chance bead for perfect attendance.
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Camp Fire
A. T. Reeves
Returning Nobles Reach City Today Parade Arranged
Shriner train from Los Angeles bearing Osman temple drum corps arrives at 7 AM with possible Algeria Shrine Arab patrol aboard. City parade planned uptown and back before a 8 AM departure. Northwest Shrine special arrives 1 30 PM tomorrow and stays until 8 PM with automobile tours for visitors. Prominent officials and a long reception committee accompany the 301 ladies and 73 Nobles in the party.
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Shriner
Los Angeles
Osman Temple
Band of
St. Paul
Shriners
Algeria Shrine Temple
George Lanstrum
Kalispelt
Montana
Northwest
Helena
Don B. Windsor
Yaraby
el Koran
Hadi
Abdullah
Mispah
Omer
Indian and Chinaman music linked by race claim
Dr Richard L Bolt of the University of California and Ruth Parker of the US Indian Service suggest a racial connection between American Indian and Chinese music after a Fort Peck ceremony. They say tunes in both groups are virtually identical, noting monotone minor keys heard by musicians from both races.
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Susie
Fort Peek
Richard L. Bolt
University of California
Bolt
Ruth Parker
United States Indian Service
Wolf Point
Miss Parker
China
Johnson Damage Case Resumed In District Court
The Ed Johnson versus Mattice et al case adjourned to 10 am for a jury recess to inspect a collision on Rodney street. Jurors briefly viewed the scene under Bailiff Hillis before returning home and awaiting duty. Testimony featured clashes between witnesses for both sides as proceedings continued.
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Ed Johnson
Mattice
Wellington D. Rankin
Rodney Street
Baliff W. W. Hillis
W. H. Poorman
Lester H. Loble
Lawrence Wendell
Alfred Andreason
Ed Tahoson
de. D. V. McCabe
Cora Johnson
Stephen Barthe
Forests Need Rain to Curb Fire Risk Near Lincoln
Lincoln district ranger L P McKnight reports snow mostly melted, forest fire danger rising as moisture is scarce. Creeks are clearing, deer seen in large numbers near Big Blackfoot river bottom, and road maintenance, plus a Copper Creek work crest, aid access. A telephone line repair crew is to fix Alice Creek station prior to fire season. Spring stock on national forest lands is low as pasturage improves with green range.
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Lincoln
L. P. McKnight
Big Blackfoot
McKnight
Copper Creek
Helena
Alice Creek
National Forest
County Workers Cited After Oil Barrel Accident
County custodian Thomas Spratt warned workers to be careful after an oil spill created a dangerous mess in the equipment garage. A worker struck his head on a barrel tap while extracting a tool, causing injury and trouble for the supervisor.
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Thomas Sprath
Spratt
Montana Law School Grads Admitted to Supreme Court Bar
Six graduates from Montana State University Missoula were admitted to the Supreme Court bar after a flight from Missoula to Helena. The delegation included Walter G. Danielson James B. Beck Clarence M Woh of Butte Norvald T Ulvestad Searle Higgins Barney and Lawrence Garaughn accompanied by university officials and accompanied by pilots Bob Johnson. The trip faced rain storms over the Continental Divide and strong headwinds but ended without incident.
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Montana State University
Missoula
Suprema Court
L. V. Ketter
Ls. A. Foal
Melvin A. Brannon
Greater Ulverstty
Montana
Migsowla Iy
Misaoula
Walter G. Danielson
Angconda
James B. Beck
Clarence
Woh
Butte
Norvald T. Ulvestad
J. Norman Searle
Vatler
George S. T. Higgins
Forca Barney
General Motora
The
University
Lawrence Garughn
Judior
Bob Johnson
Miagoula
Youngen
Helena
M. J. Thomas
Thomas
State , University
Mail Sack Cords Cut For Unknown Purpose
Advices from W. Irving Glover to Kirby Hoon report several mail sacks with locking cords were received at the mail equipment shop. Most sacks were generally intact, suggesting cords were cut for other reasons than defective locks. All postal employees are instructed not to cut cords unless sacks are defective. if cutting is inevitable, report immediately.
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Kirby Hoon
W. Irving Glover
Washington, D. C
Zeppelin stowaways consigned to Frison court
Four would be stowaways on the Graf Zeppelin voyage faced arraignment in Friedrichshafen Germany. The youngest was released by the juvenile court, while the other three received 18 to 20 days in jail for trespassing and carrying weapons.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
United States
Old and New Cord 10 Infantry to Gather at Dance Reception
Past and present members of the 163rd infantry will meet at a dance reception at the Shrine temple Tuesday evening, June 25, as part of Montana National Guard encampment activities. Governor Erickson and Governor Stewart will attend with their staffs amid salutes, with officers of the old 63rd among the escort. The event replaces the princess contest and includes many named officers and units from Companies A through M, the Supply and Medical Detachments, and the 42nd.
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163Rd Infantry
Shrine Temple
Montana National Guard
American Legion
Montana State College
Sain Vo Stewart
Montana
J. J. Erichson
163Rd
Erickson
Col
E. H. Williams
Staf
Stewart
63Rd
France
Tainter
John J. MecGuiness
Jesse B. Root
Oliver S
Perry
C. L. Sheridan
Heeman F. Bruce
C. E. McGuinness
Willard Olsen
Coe
Wiliam Morse
New 63Rd Machine Gun Co
Leroy A. Foot
42Nd
Capitol
W63rd Infantry
Helena
Daily Vacation Church School Registers Many Children
A large number of boys and girls registered yesterday for the Daily Vacation Church school at Coburn Memorial. Children aged six to 12 study in the church, with kindergarten using a private home. Teachers include Lucia M. Stone Edith Quail Vesia Weesner Leona Gordon Dora Selzer and Lenore Thomas. Roy R Richmond Blake directs the two week program from 9 to 12 each morning. Similar vacation schools run this week at Winston Clancy and Marysville led by Agnes Orr Harold Engdahl and Esther Carlson respectively. Goodbye Follies Flor ez Ziegfeld ends revues due to lack of public interest.
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Coburn Memorial
Lucia M. Stone
Edith Quail
Vesia Weesner
Leona Gordon
Dora, Selzer
Lenore Thomas
Roy. R. Richmond Blake
Winston
Clancy
Marysville
Agnes Orr
Harold Engdahl
Esther Carlson
Intermountain Student Wing Navy Cadet Heads to Annapolis
Charles M. Trumbull a Intermountain college second year student and former Lake Forest academy honor student, was named alternate to the Naval Academy by Senator B. R. Wheeler. He left for Annapolis for final physicals ahead of entry in July after advancing to principal alternate. Trumbull, native of Helena born 1909, holds Intermountain cross country and mile run records and Lake Forest run marks, with friends predicting the physical tests may be challenging.
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Charles M. Trumbull
Intermountain College
LS. Naval Academy
B. R. Wheeler
Anapolis
Serond
Trumbull
Helena
Intermountain
Lake Forest Academy
Illinois
Montana
Edna Brien Trumbull
Trubull
Lake Forest
Annapolis
Certificates awarded to 121 new teachers
The State Board of Educational Examiners approved 12 first grade teaching certificates and renewals for 140 others at a recent meeting. Miss Elizabeth Ireland, state superintendent, said about 1,600 requests remain to be approved upon arrival of credentials. About 6,000 teaching positions exist in the state. A fall comparison will be made per Miss Treland.
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State Board of Educational Examiners
Elizabeth Ireland
Leatate
Ha Fall
el Varding
Migs Treland
Prisoner with $10 fine awaits release in Bastile record
John Doe listed as Joli Doe in police records unable to pay a $10 fine imposed by Judge George W. Padbury for intoxication. He sent a hurry call to a friend for funds but remained in custody awaiting arrival. Also, W. D. Delvan and Oscar Landry forfeited $2.59 bail each for failure to appear in court on over parking charges.
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Joli Doe
George W. Padbury
W. D. Delvan
Oscar Landry
Main Street
James King
Boywood Friends Are Pallbearers At Eggan Funeral
Marius Fritjof Eggan popular East Helena youth died last Sunday morning and was buried yesterday at 1 pm from Opp and Chorad chapel. Rev. David J. Donnan led services with Mrs E B Richardson Marjorie Richardson Yazel Richardson singing. Pallbearers were John Kane Cauby Kane Robert Short Jack Reardon Fred Herman and Horace Newhouse. Burial followed in East Helena cemetery. Scotty Eggan aged years, born in East Helena, attended local schools and Helena High School and Business College. He worked as a bookkeeper in the East Helena garage and belonged to East Helena Yeoman lodge. He is survived by his mother and brother-in-law Arno Hansel.
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Marius Fritjof Eggan
East Helena
Opp and
Chorad
David J. Donnan
First Presbyterian Church
E. B. Richardson
Marjorie Richardson
Yazel Richardson
John Kane
Cauby Kane
Robert Short
Jack Reardon
Fred Herman
Horace Newhouse
Marius Eggan
Scotty
Helena
Helena Business College
Non-Floatable Floater Draws Ten Days in Jail
M. J. Goggins, described as a floater who could re float, was sentenced by Justice of the Peace J. H. Brass to ten days in the county jail on a vagrancy charge. He had been given a floater out of town recently but could not arrange transport. A. P. Heywood, acting county attorney, filed the charge.
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M. J. Goggins
Mums an assistant postmaster named at capitol post
Carl F. Croan was named assistant postmaster at the state capitol by the State Board of Examiners with Acting Governor Haselbaker presiding as the governor Brick on. The appointment became effective July 1, supported by a legislated appropriation. Croan, a disabled veteran, came from Big Timber four years ago and has served as senate doorkeeper.
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Carl F. Croan
State Capitol
State Board of Examiners
Frank A. Haselbaker
Brick On
Hoover
Hopsy
Ericke On
Earl Apgle
Cross
William Fitzsimmons
Helens
Senate
Canned heat addicts land in the lockup
Joe Williams and Len Cader are lodged in the county jail on a disturbance charge after police arrested them in the Northern Pacific yards. They had been drinking heavily, and Watchman Parker delivered them to sheriff’s authorities for processing.
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Joe Williams
Len Cader
Burgess
Northern Pacific
Parker
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