Helena city briefs and public notices
A jumble of short local items includes Tranporlyt filing a rai vcript appeal in the state supreme court over land condemned from G A Zaigler, a Helena High School speaker at the Exchange club meeting, a sleeping porch permit for Dr W H Lindström, health officials visiting Helena and upcoming health talks, a state health board meeting, a Helena shop ad offering guaranteed work, a Montana lineage group meeting in Lewistown, funeral services for Miss Helton Wear, an awning fire at the Enlonde building due to a cigarette, and a divorce granted for Dorothy Fraser from Donald Fraser on cruelty grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiteg
Chasiee Coconoogkar
Atate Sur Preme
G. A. Zaigler
Madizon County
Flight training enrollment expands at Carroll College
Summer session opens with 10 more students sought for flight work under the O.4.A. program at Carroll College. Fifteen enrolled, 12 awaiting examination, and remaining applicants rejected due to medical limits. At least 10 more applications to be accepted. interest urged at Carroll College. Dr. Emmet Riley and Dr. Edward W. Neumann oversee ground and flight training. adult students pay 12 dollars for full ground courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inight
Carrol
Dualpees
Carroll
Clase
Althorphan
Emmet Riley Evidt
Edward W. Neu
Carcell
C.A.A
Ned
Martinow
Musicipal
Herrin Files for Legislature on Republican Ticket
Thomas Herrin a Montana rancher filed with the clerk for the legislature on the Republican ticket. He sought ballot printing changes and states he supports measures involving law and growth in county governance. Also noted are nominations for Helena constable and precinct committeeman positions with four Democrats contending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Herrin
Thomas Herrin
Jielana Vailey Rancher
Herrin
Montana
Cork
W. Ireland
Patitiva Yeetiday
Helena Township
Precizet
Alfred Sempnck
Pebatost Uy
John Bennett
Frances D'Autremont
Arthur J. Baker
Employment Gains In Past Six Weeks In Montana
Chairmen Barclay Craighead reported the Montana unemployment division shows 2,600-plus job gains in six weeks. Since January 1, 8,000 workers found jobs. May placements: 1,814 private, 1,007 public. Job insurance claimants declined from about 12,000 in February to about 6,000 in May. The unemployment service says current demand and supply cover all industrial and agricultural needs in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hata
Montana Unemployment Compensation Commission
Barclay Craighead
Craighead
Indor Fa
Matttena
Toomey to Speak in Glasgow Tonight
Helena attorney E G Toomey departed yesterday for Glasgow to address a gathering of the Valley county PreAmerica Chapter tonight. He will deliver on "The 1940 Political Campaign" and plans to return Saturday morning. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends in Marysville for kindness after the death of the father and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Toomey
Helena
Glasgow
Valley County
Maryaville
Ewes
Zimmerman
Local notes mix politics weather and mischief in small town roundup
Broadwater county reports precinct No 1 lacking a polling place for the upcoming primary due to vacant buildings being repurposed. Towns face outdoor voting talk while a mayoral bet between Plentywood and Beobey ends with a drunken wager. A windstorm hits, a young driver causes property damage, and July Fourth dress rules emerge in Kallsnel. Gun-collecting Albert Howell lights up the northwest with rare firearms. Dynamite mishaps in Butte and Bozeman injure a child and an unnamed woman. Ripley’s Believe It or Not highlights a western elk tale, and Great Falls tightens horn honk rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enat
Board of County Commissioners
Broadwater County
Towna
Precinct No. 19
Republican Caucus Aboard Special Train To Philadelphia
Montana Republican delegates plan a traveling caucus to the national convention in Philadelphia June 24. Delegates depart Montana June 20 with a side stop at Chicago and a June 22 caucus aboard a special train. Leaders Sper and Chaidis Jr. organize the trip with eight delegates and several alternates, aiming to reach the convention on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Philadesphie
Jamon W. Spaer
Great Yale
Chicana
Speer
Convention City
Ayn
Harry BP
Bennett
Hesena
Grate Cattin
Missouri
Philadalphia
Thane
Chicago
Tom Burke
Dsl Huge
Sper
Light campaign nears end in Montana highway patrol effort
Montana's annual light testing program nears completion as Lou C. Bondecker, highway patrol chief, said the four Patrol divisions are nearly finished and have performed satisfactorily. Supervisors have received letters of commendation from travelers for patrolmen's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Lou C. Bondecker
Roedecker
Alnmont
Advaral
Montans
Choteau Hearing Cancelled By Railroad Board
A June 19 hearing in Choteau on a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railroad request to curtail $18 service between Choteau and Agawam was cancelled by the Montana railroad and public service commission. Chairman Austin B Middleton announced another hearing on the railroad petition, this time to clean its Sumatre station, had been indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Chicago
Milwaukee, St. Paul
Wheaton Discusses Recreation Before Federal Men's Group
Jamon Wheatun, Helena recreation director, told members of the Melera Federal Hualneas association at yesterday's morning meeting that recreation provides leisure time activity and helps balance human energy. He outlined Helena's program and noted recent accomplishments. The Federal Association will resume meetings on 1 September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamon Wheatut
Helena
Tata
Tan Melera Federal Hualneas Association
Hunan Energy
Tommy Ferguson
Pippy Arrives to Spend Summer with California Family
Uls Pippy, a Pass det May Hover student in Pasadewa, California, arrived yesterday with his parents the Hoy and Mrs William Pippy to spend the summer. In two years at the California school he appeared in more than 39 productions and on television broadcasts and dramatic readings. His stage name is Ian MacDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uls Pippy
Pasadewa
Cally
Hoy
William Pippy
California
Pippy Ling
Ian MacDonald
Statewide dairy campaign aims for seven thousand dollars
The Montana dairy division of the state department of agriculture announced a statewide dairy campaign to raise about $7,000 in advertising funds. Collections reflect receipts on three year contracts signed by Montana milk and dairy producers for entry into a national campaign after a June 1648 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
Montana
Personal notes from Missoula area visitors and arrivals
Howell of Butte registered at the Placer with Chambart from Misnsulewaa and Tiglenu. Erlan Thorkalson of Bozeman stayed at the Placer. Emil Ebeling of Terry arrived for a visit and is staying at the Placer. Mr. and Mrs. Dodda Keith and Peggy Ann and Mean of Cheater are stopping at the Pacer. A. F. Hamilton of Missoula was in the city yesterday. R. H. Meartz of Missoula registered at the Harvey yesterday. Mrs. Toth Whelan was a passenger over the Northern Pacific yesterday for Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambart
Misnsulewaa& Tiglenu
Mtr
Dodda Keith
Peggy Ann
Mean
Cheater
Pacer
A. F. Hamilton
Missoula
Auathesa
Mra Toth Whelan
Northern Pacific
Portland
Ore
Cold April Cuts Deep Into Winter Wheat Prospects
Cold April cuts deep into winter wheat prospects as Montana’s forecasted winter wheat crop drops sharply. May weed growth lowers final yield estimates. June 1 forecasts show lower per acre yields. Spring wheat conditions remain good, with 90 percent of normal moisture aiding seeding. Winter wheat and rye are headed out, with 1940 winter wheat forecast below 1928 and 25-year averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Agricultural Marketing Service
Misao
Owith
Women Open Spiritual Retreat at Carroll College
The third annual women’s spiritual retreat for the Hulean Ute opens tonight at Carroll College under Father Mulligan. About 80 participants from the diocese conclude a four day retreat begun Monday, with 60 advance reservations for the current session. Leadership includes Joanphilie Merelock of Helena as president and parish retreat chairs from Helena areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll College
Thoman Mullgan
SS Edward's Seminary
Seattle
Wash
The
Father Mulligan
Covel
Tylena
Western
Montana
Joanphilie Merelock
Helena
Mra
J. d. Koenig
Conrad
Mra U
Helena Doctors Vote Summer Evening Hours
Dr Tamen J McCabe secretary of the Lewis and Clark Medical Society announced that effective June 15 Helena doctors will dimantime evening office hours for the summer months. Emergency calls will be answered in the usual manner. The doctors unanimously voted the change at their meeting Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamen J. McCabe
Lewis and Clark Modtem Soely
Helena
MrCabe Vaid
Doorma
Mrs Sarah Smith III Taken To Mayo Clinic
Mrs Sarah Smith III pioneer resident of Boultar and mother of Paul T Smith, railroad and public servant, is gravely ill in Rochester Minnesota. Paul Smith and his brother J J Smith of Nelenn accompanied her to Mayo Clinic for medical attention yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Smith
Boultar
Paul T. Smith
Railroad
Public Service
Commientanor
Rochester
Minn
Worl
Paul Smith
J. J. Smith
Nelenn
Fumfth
Mayo Clinic
Bank debits rise sharply at Helena Minn fed branch
The Helena branch reported May bank debits at 79.9 million dollars, up from April’s 47.0 million. Readily identifiable cities include Anaconda Billings Bozeman Helena Missoula, with most debits from checks drawn on depositors accounts reflecting payments for goods and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Minneapolis
Federal Reserve Bank
Montana
Clins
Anaconda
Billings
Bozeman
Glenrve
Routte
Deer Lodge
Great Falls
Harlowton
Havre
Kalispell
Ventstown
Matta
Milo
City
Missoula
Bank Dablta
Funtia
Tian Selves
Board Heads Charles Holly Lead Montana Bond Meeting
The Montana board, led by Charles Holly, met in Helena to review sanitary conditions and inspect sites in Missoula and South Hills. Emil Meeting of Terry and A Hamilton of Missoula attended as members. The board reported conditions up to state standards after a inspection trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Holly
Barber Cranimera
Wally
Bultamax Ta
Helena Yraterday
Otter Winbora
Emil Meeting
Terry
A. ¥. Hamilton
Missoula
Montana
Ohopa
Helena Yeaters
Montana Citloa
Flag Day Event at Hill Park Tonight at Seven
Flag day ceremonies proceed tonight at Hill Park with American Legion and Fraternal Order of Eagles involved. The Capital Choir, directed by Dr D C Beklund, will perform in concert. Local officials urge all civic groups to observe proper flag display rules and join in a statewide salute to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Park
Bika
Culora
American Legion
Couchelon
Chuy Hand
de. D.C. Beklund
Noelda
Snabi
United States
Aimarlea
America
Ruth Ieardon
Montana
United States of America
Helena Seis Hogda Gets New Home in Basement at Carroll
Helena Seishogda is relocated to Carroll College basement housing the seismograph, transferred from the federal building. Franklin P Ulrich and Rev Bernard J Topel directed the move with college staff, placing the instrument on bedrock to record earthquakes and structural vibrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Seishogda
Carroll
Thandsangraph
Bir. Ulrich
Bernard J. Topel
Topel
Helena
Tage
State to buy shoes and coal for Montana institutions
Bids will be opened this month for a yearly supply of shoes and 17 850 pounds of coal for Montana custodial institutions. State Purchasing Agent McQuitty and Fortnightly Forte said the shoes would be procured by the state through this process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
McQuttey
Festerday
McQuitty
Birds Migration Speed Report From A Fragment
Fragmentary note describes birds fleeing quickly when hunted and migrating with speeds near 36 miles per hour, mentioning coal eave open 265 and Howe on the shoes in a confused OCR style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Howe
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Ratif Sales Rowlason
Frad Robinaol
Elena High School
City Enginee
UW. H. Lindatram
Sinsy
Tri Nieken, Pho O Gy
Coamenes, Kathleen 1618
Ady
Allan Anné Helsler
Federal Public Health Advice
Florence Whipple
Heal
Mic Halelar
Boreman
Atontans Punia Health
Atrta Pound of Hearth
Finlen Hotel
Butte
State Board of Renalth
Helena Maitrean
J. J. Williams
Mae
Ars
Tmoncer
Bona and Daughters of
Thomara
Lewin
Clark County
Tincee
Shimontzing
Male
Requim Massan
Helton Wear
Herremann Ant Company
Montrum
Bullivan
Ontometrieta
Biatn
Nnrelatment
Ade
Fred Apartmant
Enlonde
Tom Finnegan
A. J. Horsky
Dorothy Praser
Doneld J. Fraser
Boston
Calvary
Oman
Guy
Mintz
Cenae
Frightaire Isou
Carlson — Ae
Una Fuller
Ari
Spencer
Iva
Joe Casteel
Plentywood
Beobey
Malteed
Kallsnel
Che
Albert Jowell
Loma
Somone
Northwest
Howell
Oma
Hag Tuat
Montamnee
Ake
Robert Ripley
Amucceasion
Ripley
Harold Mady
Kram
Aids
Ulwa Pippy
Sarah Smith III
Rochester Clinic
Tarvede
Rakert Fulton
Farner’s
J.S. Chivers Jeweler
ON. Majn St
Feuguel
Nee Quant
Oteizad Millest
Schenley
Schealer Distillers Corporation
New York City
Chile
Belegannier Conomey
Chitlettar
Hart.s
Dixie
Cooksaet
Bossler’s
Veoprictor
Hal
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