Weather notes and local notices from Helena area
Weather forecast for Monday in Montana towns with highs around 38 to 60 and variable wind. Local notices include births, school term dates, repairs services, and upcoming community events. Headlines mention Twin Bridges arrest, a talk at the Events Club luncheon, and Montana State College honors for Mlle Lot Miller.
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Ler
Helen
Mountain Bister Telephone An ‘Volkgragil Company
How Just
Montana State College
Mies Miller Wan
Alex Laist
Han Bee
Mten Ailey
Helena
Jhelena High School
Burned Trout Creek Bridge to be Repaired After Materials Arrive
County officials announced repair work will begin on the Trout Creek bridge over the Miaronel river after material supply arrives. Contractors estimate 63,060 feet of lumber and a 600 foot span need replacement, with total costs projected between 3,000 and 4,000 dollars.
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Trout Creek
Miaronel
John J. McLeod
Mcleod
York
Nelson
New Low Rates Between Chicago and Pacific Coast
New fares announced by the Northern Pace railway offer the lowest round trip rates between Chicago and the north Pacific coast for a travel period this year. The round trip from Chicago to California is listed around 400 and 77.75, with specific details for vouchers and validity through October 16, plus a 16 day final return window.
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Chicago
North Pacific Coast
Inga Simmer
Mearan
payMenErr
Northern Pace Railway
Northern Payouth
Tourtat
Merabey Fo
Wily Carey
California
North Pacific
Northwestern Vines
Personal notices from local arrivals and visitors
A scrambled list of names and origins shows numerous arrivals and visits to the city from places like Glendive Billings Havre and Miles City. Many residents and relatives are noted as stopping by or visiting, including families from Virginia Culbertaon Wolf Creek and Missoula, with several staying at the Martha and other local spots.
Montana farmers seek quick aid under 1933 farm act
Montana farmers in need of financial help may receive sympathetic consideration under the Emergency Farm Mortgage Act of 1933. Deputy agent D. O. Robinson explains loans will be handled rapidly through the federal land bank system with second mortgages on farm real estate and personal property. Applications go to the district agent in Spokane, Washington, with montana contacts and guidelines outlined for the process.
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Montana
D. O. Tobinson
Agent Farm Loan
Miver
J. A. Scollard
Brokane
Susilard
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Sosllard
Robinson
Helena Yeaterday
Rodinson
Hutte and
Tether
Spokane
Federal Land Bank
Joana
Wash
Bern
Sepiard Haa
Bean
Privymen's Agnaeiation
A. Kk. Wherler
Amotnana
Horse Dance to Open Helena Show for Children
Helena Players present a vaudeville program for children at the Helena High School auditorium next Friday morning at 13 pelork. The main act Little Black Sambo features a horse dance directed by John Schubert and performed by Huth Burne Johnnie Schubert and Dean Tuttle. Other acts include Mrs Alex Lulst's kindergarten class and a quartet of young performers.
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Nawthorna Schoal Auditorium
Pelork
Helena Pinyera
Helena
Daca
John Schubert
Huth Burne
Johnnie Schubert
Dean Tuttle
Ara. Tho
Walker
Alex Lulst
Kinedergarten
Gaetti Cadazza
Métranoiian Opera
Hevng
Welena
Suntory Sorvlen League
Great Falla
Coan
Harold Longmald
Malena
Little Black Squire
Rainbow Girls Play Set For Tuesday Evening
Readiness for Rainbow Girls presents a three act play titled Tin Princesa Far A Way at the Consistory Shrine temple Tuesday evening. Violet Thomson directs with Archie Bray in charge of stage operations as local Masons assist. Proceeds fund uniforms for the Rainbow drill team and attracted attendees from Helena East Helena Townsend and nearby communities as Helena hosts the Montana Grand Assembly later in August.
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Tonlehl
Plas
Tin Princesa
Vielena -Orsambly No
Order of Rainbow
Violet Thomson
Atage
Archie Bray
Masons
Egatera Stara
Helena
Weathy
Uotforms
Tainbow
Temme
East Helena
Townsend
THREE MORE FEDERAL OFFICES TO MOVE TO NEW QUARTERS
Three more federal departments will relocate this week to quarters in the new federal building. Officials stated that departments including the Internal Revenue Department, the Prohibition State, and the Immigration Bureau will begin moving equipment and records today. Weather instruments are being set up on the roof to begin weather recording, with full move expected by month’s end.
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Federmy
Partimaater
Kirby Hoon
Veaterdas
la Santipiant
Maughan
Tharke
Montana Music Federation closes with junior contests and banquet
The fourth annual Montana Federation of Music Clubs convention closed after a junior contest featuring nearly 100 participants and an evening federation banquet at the Placer hotel. Distinct prizes were awarded for best talks and performances by students from Miles City Missoula Butte Great Falls Helena and Bozeman as judges announced results and praised grit and musical skill.
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Montana Federation of Music Clube
Wan
Placer
State Music Teachers” Association
Atudent Wusicians
Mas Montana Nimbar
Miles City
Heere
Marjorie Dell
Twacheon
Langan and Daria
Mia
Yiram Johnson
Adna Wilson
Missoula
Harriet Gilchrist
Milas
Lylah Glarke
tHavre
Mary Alice Nelt
Elva Henson
Robert Griffith
Edna Thome
Richard Griffith
Moe
Charlee Bray
Helens
Stuart Ross
New York
Ralph Raitt
Great Falls
Fisher Thompson
Butte
Bfira
Hiram Johnson
Wayne Richardson
Bozeman
Ada Dixon
Helen Lavelle
Marguerite Hood
Javan Pfaister
Helena
Silver Group Represented At World Economic Meet
The Montana Silver organization will be represented at the world economic meet in London. P. A. O’Ferrell, noted writer on silver, will report on proceedings. Charles R. Brosier, state secretary, announced the delegation’s participation and O’Ferrell’s attendance at the International body’s sessions in the British capital.
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London
Montana
Perton
P. A. O'Ferrell
Charlee R. Brosier
Crganization
Mr. O'Farrell
Telnze Publications
Hutte
Canadian Pacific Railway
Tinklin
Ireland
Montant
Fidag Program By Legion Auxiliary Tomorrow
The American Legion auxiliary will host a Fidac program Tuesday evening at the Holden Cabin. A five member harmonized musical act from the Hehardson family will perform in costumes of allied Fidac nations, with 10 year old David Richardson representing the United States and leading each number with the colors. Mrs Edward N Ritchie will discuss the Fidac meaning and activities while Mrs Maud Woangland Fidac chairperson notes the group promotes peace and friendly international relations through women’s organizations across Europe.
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American Legion
Holdy Cabin
Hehardson
Fidas
David Richardson
United States
Edward N. Ritchie
Pidac
Mra
Ethel Richardson
Ming Ethel Richartann
Earling Wehardson
Agnan Richardson
France
Theninrained Veterans’ Federatiog
Paulme Installed Acting Governor of Montana
State Senator Hubert Paulme of Flathead County arrived in Helena to serve as acting governor while Governor Frank Cooney is away in Washington. Cooney left with W C Lubrecht and T C Spaulding to meet federal relief officials and review water storage plans, including a report by State Engineer J S James. The move leaves the Senate president pro tem as chief executive. The piece also notes Montanas wartime ally groups and their postwar activities, including Fidac aux Marg and related American organizations.
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Hubert Paulme
Flathead County
Montane
Senate
Kelena
Kalianekt
Frank
Cooney
Washington, D.C
W. C. Lubrecht
Missoula
State Relief Commission
T. C. Spaulding
Federal Relief Commission
J. S. James
Montana
Atate
Strvagors
Legion Auxiliary Wins District Honors in Butte Meet
The Lewis and Clark unit of the American Legion auxiliary won top awards in publicity program and history book contests at the district meeting in Butte. They will enter the results in state convention contests in Great Falls in August. Attending units included Ratle Anaconda Deer Lodge Dillon Sheridan Wisdom Timber Whitehall Phillipsburg Twin Bridges and Townend. Officers installed were Bernice Metlen Dillon president Rosemary Kiley Deer Lodge vice president Charlotte Wright Sheridan sergeant at arms Charlotte Stevens Helena chaplain Ruth Helming Butte historian. A joint banquet and dance followed at the Silver Bow club and Legion rooms with local members present.
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Lewis
YMGA Physical Department July 1933 Schedule Listing
The YMCA activity plan through July outlines weekly classes and swim instruction for women and men, plus boys and girls programs. It includes volleyball, swimming for various age groups, and prep and junior programs, with timings Mon through Sat and planned Kittenball league in Haile Square on select days.
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Aien
Roys
Sams Nerion
Hors
Sum Clare
Haile Square
Drunks Booked at Police Station in City Jail
Meo Lary Ralph Ammson and Bill Conrow claimed infantry ties and were taken to the city jail by Patrolmen Jos Montgomery and Fred Gardiner for drunkenness. George Darnall arrested early for drunkenness and disturbing the peace at a flop house on Woodstreat. E. W Amos, a hophead, was taken to the city inflent possibly by Patrolman King. Ila found at Main scraft. Three traffic violations reported during the day.
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Meo Lary
Ralph Ammson
Bill Conrow
163Rd Infantry
Yeater
Jos Montgomery
Fred Gardiner
George Darnall
Jimmy King
Wan
Woodstreat
E. W Amos
Ila
Flying Times Principal Cities Greatly Reduced
National Parks Airways announces United Air Lines new high speed low wing monoplanes on June 11 cutting New York to San Francisco time to 21 hours westbound and 20 hours eastbound, Helena to Salt Lake City 44 hours, and linking major cities with shorter flying hours. The aircraft carries 10 passengers, two pilots, stewards and mail express, cruising over 170 mph.
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National Parke Airways
United Air Lines
New York City
San Francisco
Westhound
Helena
United States
Ielena
Salt Lake City
Natonal Parks Airways
Helene
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Omaha
Cheyenne
Reno
Airmart
National Parks Afewaya
Express
Heart Attack Kills National Guardsman at Camp Cooney
Richard Throssel 47 of Billings died Saturday evening at Camp Cooney from a heart attack caused by a coronary thrombosis. Dr. J M Flinn, county coroner, said death followed unconsciousness after arriving at the camp, with funeral plans and military escort arranged in Billings. Throssel, a former Yellowstone County legislator and a noted sportsman, served with Company H of the Montana National Guard. officers Con and Conrad organized arrangements.
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Richard Throssel
Billings
Camp Cooney
J. M. Flinn
Yeater
Threaxel
Company H
Montana Na‘onal Grant
Tia Company
Bil Yogw
Throusel
Yellowstone County
Oon
Conrad
Refund Request on TigerT Ticket From 1885
St Paul, Minn June 11 1885 ticket bought to travel from Canadian boundary to Minneapolis St Paul valued and presented for refund through Los Angeles offices to E J Johnson auditor of passenger refunds for Northern Pacific. Ticket validated in San Francisco Sept 16 1898. Holder traced to Mallory of Los Angeles. Return leg coupon used but reason unclear. No refund due for waned coupon.
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Minn
Aicket
Minneapolis St. Paul
Los Angeles
E J. Johnson
Northern Pacific
San Francisco
Northern Pacifhe
Mallory
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Canada
United States
Johnsvon
World War Vet Passed Away in Fort Madison Hospital
Marine veteran Martien Gf Tiotte formerly of Ohio died yesterday after a hospitalization in Fort Madison. He served in the Marine Corps during World War I and is survived by his widow, Mrs. None Ratte. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Mative Ohla
Kaon
Oia Heaptiat
Jane
Marinus
Botts
Marine Corps
Panera
Ife
Ie Murvivadt
Mra
Bint
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