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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1935

Page

8

County race heats up with multiple candidates

Lawrence Weir seeks another sheriff term while John Holland accepts his Democratic nomination papers. Harry Meéger files for state treasurer, Edward O'Byrne enters state legislature race with pension and unemployment ideas. James White launches bid for South Butte constable, William Dunstan runs for justice of the peace. Precinct 20 seeks central committee members Kate Co O Leary Thomas Riley Hugh Daly P J Geraghty and others file petitions.

Lawrence Larry) Weir John Holland Harry Meéger West Quartz Street Butte Edward O'Byrne Arizona Street Allroad Commission South Butte Township James EF. White Walnut Street William H. Dunstan South Arizona Street South Butte Democratic Central Committee Kate Co. O'Leary Lewisohn Street Thomas Riley West Granite Street Hugh Daly South Montana Street P. J. Geraghty West Woolman Street

Walsh lauded in talk by Wheeler in Washington

In a memorial address to the senate Senator Burton K Wheeler praised the late Senator Thomas J Walsh as Montana’s most distinguished citizen and among the nation’s greats. He called Walsh a fatherly figure to him since 1923 and noted his expected broader impact beyond attorney general.

Washington Senate Burton K Wheeler Monstang Thomas J. Walsh Montana United States Senate Wheeler Walsh Senator Walsh Hife Teapot Dome

Dillon Lodge Installation Honors New Exalted Ruler

Francis Gelhaus was installed as exalted ruler of Dillon Lodge No. 1 BP O B at the regular meeting. He will succeed W. B. Johnson as representative at the upcoming grand lodge session. Also installed were W. E. Barry Lee Hoerning Matt Kay EB Wheat Emery K. Smith W. A. Gruster Homer Faust Lott Gordon Harry Banks Kimo Winn with J. Leonard Simes officiating.

W. A. Gruster Homer Faust Lott Gordon Esquire Harry Banks Munter Kimo Winn J. Leonard Simes

Piano Recital By Pupils At Dillon Training School

Eighteen pupils of Nellie Little Poole present a piano recital tomorrow night at 7 45 in the training school auditorium. The program includes a three musical play and admission is free. Participants include Genevieve Green Hazel McGrath Helen Rudge Jud Bester Dora Giudici Kenneth Featherly Betty Graham Howard Smith George Dodd Golden Talent Dona Talent Alla Renfro Osborn Cardinale Junior Renfro Betty Keane Iola Robison Giovannina Gardinale and Emma Jane Crane.

Dillon 8 P W Club to Receive Charter

Dillon 8 P W club expects its charter from Ms. Mary Johnson of Helena state president of Business and Professional Women. The presentation will be a picnic at the Peter J Peterson residence in Dillon tomorrow night at 8 30. Local notes: violin instructor Miss Frances Robinson returned from Billings after attending a Montana muse teachers convention. The Gates sisters Gunnison guests at Chester Hale home. Representative Joe Metlen and Carl Hansen visited Armstead today. Edmund Burke of Bozeman spent yesterday in Dillon with his wife a guest at the Hirshman home. Eleanor Wheat returned from Belt Lake where she attended St Mary's Wasatch College. Herbert Wheat Ward and Thurman English returned home after attending the State university.

Dillon Juni Mary Johnson Helena Dillon Club Peter J. Peterson Dile Jon Frances Robinson The Normal College Billings Montana Millie Joan Gates 8. D. Hirshman Eleanor Wheat Belt Lake College of St. Mary's the Wasatch Herbert Wheat Ward Thurman English State University

Wheat benefit payment higher amid drought aid plan

Washington reports an unexpected one cent rise to nine cents per bushel on the second wheat allotment payment, totaling over 30 million dollars to farmers in drought states. The payments provide income insurance regardless of crop failure, with the 9 cent supplement added to the initial 20 cent payment from last autumn.

Washington Agricultural Adjustment Administration Chester C. Davis

Eastern money comes to Montana to aid Inspiration mine

Saunders of Carleton Bouders and Company New York and Newark underwriter for Inspiration Gold Mining of Bear Gulch near Sheridan visits Butte to inspect the 260 ton mill cyaniding plant and 4 1/2 miles of roadwork. He reports over 1000000 eastern dollars invested and plans a July 20 stockholders meeting as 400 eastern stockholders travel to Montana for the event.

EF. Saunders Carleton Bounders & Company New York Newark N. J West Saunders Mark Twain U.S. Treasury Inspiration Gold Mining Company Huddoff Butte Metropolis Minneapolis Montana

Butte Briefs highlights hospital news and births

Butte notices report several Murray hospital patients including Mrs Ethel Shriver and Ted Morale while Vi vian Burton undergoes surgery. A baby boy born to Harold Knight and a daughter born to D Shen and a daughter born to George Linden are noted. Seattle visitors and local leave hospital items also appear alongside lodge services and visiting relatives.

Harold Knight South Washington Street the Murray Hospital D. Shen Missoula Avenue St. James Hospital George Linden Butte T Murray Hospital Silver City Review No. 3 W. BA Ab I. C. O. F. Hall

Cooler Weather Grips City With Showers Forecast

Cooler temperatures and threatening clouds moved through Butte with intermittent showers yesterday. The weather bureau indicated similar conditions today as a maximum near Tb and a low of 33 degrees, with about .06 inches of precipitation and a falling barometer signaling possible storms.

Butte Weather Bureau

Fast planes to fly new route on Northern Airlines

Northern Airlines plans a new Chicago to Seattle route with Lockheed Blendings flying at 206 mph on daily service through Butte. The twin-num bered craft carry 10 passengers and reach speeds above 220 mph. Traffic manager K R Ferguson, visiting Butte, said business is good on the newly inaugurated line.

Butte Northern Airlines Chicago Seattle K. R. Ferguson Bir Ferguson

Collision at Park and Excelsior Streets in Jackson

A collision was reported at 209 West Park in Jackson between a driver and another car near Park and Excelsior streets around night last night. The report notes no further details and includes an unrelated line about over 10 million cyclists expected on British roads this summer.

Jackson West Park Park and Excelsior

Radios stolen. two men arrested after pursuit

Two men named Tom Martin and John Hartington were arrested in connection with stealing two radios from Radio Service and Supply at 1637 Harrison Avenue. Officers Berger Tompkins and O’Keefe pursued suspects at Dundee and Phillips streets, finding the radios about 20 feet from the capture site. A Chalk Farm Salvation Army store window was smashed amid the incident.

John Berger Ahersf Berger Mrs. Slausen Georgy Tompking Ed O'Keefe Dundee Phillips Tom Martin John Hartington Radio Service and Supply Company Harrison Avenue Chalk Farm Salvation Army W. B. Blausen King and Queen of England Buckingham Palace

Ton and Tobacco Contract Signers Spark Major Insurance Plan

The agreement creates an adjustment program labeled A Whole, touted as the most ambitious crop income protection effort ever enacted, aiming to stabilize farmers against price swings and weather-related losses across the industry.

Tobacco

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