Weather notes and local notices from Montant
Northwest forecast for Thursday and Friday shows little temperature change. Local meetings and health updates led by Mia, county nurse, with large attendance expected at Wolf Creek and Crola Where events. Various academic and civic notices list work, degrees, and preparations, plus Elks Flag Day plans for June 21 at Camp Erickson and a moonshine seizure near Bissings with bonds posted for Tony Vescorvie and spouse.
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Molona Sor
Nurewam
Lian
Wolf Creek
Crola
Mita Linn
Yip
Clinton Lam
Lpm
D. Pruner
Halens High School
Beam
University of Apm
Washington
Seattle
Max
Havre
Moo
Wallspell
Miles City
Erecuseee
Rolee
Calgary
Spokanese Willston
Yellowstone Park
Northwest
North Pacific
Plateau
Sklex
Sasketchewan
Plains
Personal notices fill Helena city scene with visitors
Local column lists numerous arrivals and brief notes from towns like Lincoln Dozeman Butte Helena and Great Falls. Names include Ed Regan Jr J F Uarrington A3 Nelson Jack Beauchamp and many others with travels from Billings/Milam/Toston. Events mention births licenses vacations and college returns.
Yellowstone Gate Opens Portals at Gallatin Gateway
Yellowstone National Park prepares to open its season with ceremonies at Gallatin Gateway the newest entrance to the park. Indians in tribal regalia will join high officials including Roger W. Toll Horace M. Albright and H A Scandrett for speeches and a peace pipe welcome. The Terry Montana Cowboy band will perform as a tepee background rises beside the Gallatin Gateway Inn. Governors and senators from Montana Wyoming and Idaho are invited to attend along with Western political figures.
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Lin
Yellowstone National Pack
Gallatin Gateway
Milwaukee Road
Yellowstone
Roger W. Toll
Yellowstone National Park
Horace M. Albright
National Park Service
H. A. Scandrett
Milwaukee Toad
Flathead Reservation
Gallatin Canyon
Crowler
Gallatin Gateway Inn
J. E. Erickson
Montana
Emerson
Wyoming
Baldridge
Idaho
Congress
United States
Borah
Walsh and Wheeler
Montana Youngster Lands Broadway Role in Stepping Out
Charles Dill Jr a University of Montana graduate now stars in Charles Dillingham's new Broadway play Stepping Out in New York opposite Miss LaRue wife of Hale Hamilton. Dill’s persistence earned him a booking after three months of visits to Dillingham's office and a personal hire by Dillingham. Carl Glick helped arrange support while Dill works to establish himself in town. The Illustrated Mirror notes the production's strong reception with rotogravure photos of Miss LaRue and Dill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dill, Jr
University of Montana
Charles Dillingham
New York
Miss LaRur
Hale Hamilton
C. H. Dill
Albers Cereal Company
Seattle
Helena
Dill
Hamilton
Charles
Carl Glick
University of Colorado
Texas
Montana
Charles Dill
Illustrated Mirror
Miss LaRue
Young Dill
Three Boys Die In Joliet Auto Attack
Joliet Illinois June 12 a coroner s jury ruled that Adan Lesniack aged 18 Bruno Novak 10 and John Novak 7 died Saturday night when struck by an automobile driven by an unknown man as they walked along a highway two miles from Joliet. The car did not stop.
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Joliet
Adan Lesniack
Bruno
John Novak
Air freight speedsCurtain order ties Great Falls and New York
P W Singer of Fligelman's New York store arranged a rush shipment to Great Falls for a blackout curtain opening at the Franco-Marco show at the Strond theater. The 650 yards of black sateen were flown Helena to meet the 11:20 order target and hung by 12:45, illustrating air transport speed and savings.
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P. W. Singer
Fligelman
New York
Lee Stinger
Paris
Great Falla
Strond
Mr. Singer
Helena
Mado
Singer
W. Singer
Lee Slinger
Great Patla
Flora Wear Weds Paul Raftery in Helena Cathedral
Miss Flora Wear and Paul Raftery married in the Cathedral of Saint Helena with Rev. J G Tougas officiating. After a breakfast and a planned Pacific coast honeymoon likely Seattle, they will reside in Helena. Flora Wear, daughter of Mrs R Y H Wear, is a Helena High and University of Montana graduate and has worked with the Federal Reserve Bank Helena, Montana Life Insurance, and the district court clerk’s office. Raftery, son of John M Raftery of New York City, was formerly chief clerk for the state livestock commission.
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Miss Flora Wear
Paul Raftery
Cathedral of
St. Helena
J. G. Tougas
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Miss Wear
Will Whalen
Jack Raftery
Miss Jessie Wear
Ryh Wear
North Beattie
Helena High School
University of Montana
Helena
Federal Reserve Bank
Montana Life Insurance Company
District Court
Raftery
John al. Raftery
New York City
State Livestock Commission
Officers and Directors Elected at Helena YMCA Meet
Over 50 members attended the Helena YMCA annual meeting where officers and trustees were chosen for the year. A. T. Schultz presided. E. Sanden and J. Scott were elected directors, with nominations by I. M. Hall. Secretary McLaughlin reported a $27,000 year intake that paid off $15,000 debt, with 1,018 members and 730 paid members. 38,000 total activities, 21 men and 14 boys placed, and 18,000 dormitory lodgings. Toomey praised the YMCA’s community value, noting the new Helena Newsies class and extensive youth programs including gym, swimming, and public schools outreach, plus plans for Camp Miracle from June 18 to July 2.
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Helena
YOM. CG
E.G. Toomey
O. F E. McLaughlin
YM. C. A
A. T. Schultz
Earl Joe Murphy
Eugene Sanden
Uwre
Norman Winestine
B. W. Brown
Leslie Jorud
William Neville
J Scott
Artisan
A. J. Roberts
I. M. Hall
J. Scott Varrison
C. R Anderson
Toomey
G. Toomey
Uye
Newsies
East Helena
Bry+ ant
St. Helena
Mawthorne
Cenral
Ray Stout
Camp Miracle
Experimental station near Ratersburg to inspect pasture
H. H. Hendren, assistant supervisor of Helena National Forest, left for Ratersburg to inspect work at Craw Creek experimental pasture. The 1200 acre site fences cattle, with 90 head from Thomas Williams. Grazing season runs June 15 to October 15, with a three to four year plan to determine land needed per animal. Hendren will also attend grazing affairs. The note adds that the best suspension bridge in England is at Clifton, 200 feet above the Avon.
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H. H. Hendren
Helena National Forest
Ratersburg
Wort
Craw Creek
Thomas Williams
Forest Service
Hendren
Aadersburg
Montana-Dakota Power boosts utilities assessment
The State Board of Equalization tentatively valued Montana-Dakota Power Company properties at 2246854, about 700000 higher than last year, due to plant expansions. The company runs 317 transmission line suites and 159 miles of gas pipelines across Montana in multiple counties. Final decision on the assessment was not announced. The piece also notes the world’s highest bridge in South Africa at 400 feet.
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Montana-Dakota Power Company
Montana
Bor
State Board of Equalization
Power Company
James K Stewart
Aard
Sion Mas
Apt Zonduets
Wibaux
Caster Alon
Prairie
Dawson
Richland
Roosevelt
Sheridan
Daniel
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Denver
W. St. Kellogg Company
G. & Grover
Butte
Marchants
Fokker
Great Falls
Eddy Brooks
Lyman
C.F. Warner
Marceling
Mrs. Sean
Rodney Apts
Lubaloy
Dr. Cash
Toye and Whesl Goods
King's Store
Mareelling
Mrs. Green
WN. Wareren
Psowder Puff Beauty Parlor
Phony
Dr. Willett
Sntlaing
Mereelling
Evelyn Liston
South
Davia
Hargrove
X von
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Hele Cut and Mercer
Atrain's
Tepais
Henry Evans
Prone
Haney Milk Fed
Seaver Fark Poultry Yards
Helena Ledge
Elks
Bissings
Sam Roberta
Prohibition
Tony Vescorvie
Vescorvis
McVey
C.1f
DAL
Yammilton
F. J Sharpe
Lincoln
Ed Regan, Jr
Leo Wernstick
Inters
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J. F Uarrington
Milambola
Lalla Brooks
C. Goss
Hamer Block
Postoffice
Owen
Dentlet
Pittsburgh
Pr. Evans
Chiropractor
J. A. Talbott
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Eae
Ralph Cline
Dozeman
Mra
T. B. Thompson
Anaconda
Bea
Nelson
R. T
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David Marks
BL Souls
Imsye Marriams Scensen
Wadberg
Paul Traftery
Flora ‘Swear
Jos Tinsley
Aliee Vinnon
Tolena
Jack
Guddy" Beauchamp
Jack Beauchamp
C. J. Moody
Bt. Ignatius
Jessie Mori
J. L. Jones
Reat Falls
J. OM
Thrae Forks
Earl Tyrele
Sweet Grass
H. J. Burlll
Ee Roy Roberts
Yeaterday
Ordway
Colorado
M. M. Mahurin
Victor Long
Portland
Dorothy Watson
White Bulphur
Fred B. Munger
Shelby
Thames
Wildiama
Toston
Mea
Dean
Great ‘Falls
City
Irving
Wineten
Harvey
J. A. Johnson
Plentywood
Thomas R. Brewer
Philipaburg
James Cagtes
Halens
Lewintown
Russell Craig
Square Butta Ors
Marvey
Merril
Poora
University of Virginia
Bite
M. BE. McKay
Meagher County
Republican
White Sulphur Springs
Gallatin
American Bureau of Metal Statistics
North
South America
Niversity
Pat
Brown Brose. Lbr. Co
Illinois
Dad
20Th Century Studio Main
Broadway
MIR Transport 13
Flora Wear
Smithers
Subway
Smithers Shoe Store
Y.M.C.A
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W. Sixth Ave
Hanger
England
Clifton
River
Avon
Equalization Board
Zambesteter
South Africa
Rawspae
BPR
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