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Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1925

Page

5

Fortanas Weather and Local Notices Mark Helena Area

Unsettled conditions forecast for Monday and Tuesday with showers possible. West area slightly warmer. Also noted are various local items including business ads, school work for children through August, oil burner inquiry, moving and cleaning services, hair cutting, and a report on Ben O Connell's recovery after a blast injury. Worth-While club plans a meeting at Mrs Mary Rays home with Miss Hurbush discuss clothing care.

Mary Ray East Helena Hurbush Grace Miehle

Amputation Saves Life of Guardsman Briscoe

Blood poisoning forced doctors to amputate the right leg below the knee of Andrew Briscoe a member of the Montana National Guard service company from Bozeman at St Peter's hospital yesterday. The injury occurred when he was jostled from a truck delivering supplies to the camp on West Lyndale avenue. His condition last night was precarious and he is a son of Lewistown mayor and Mrs Jack Briscoe who were alerted after the accident.

Andrew Briscoe Montana National Guard Boztman St. Peter’s Hospital Briscoe Jack Briscoe Lewistown Lyndale Avenue

Regular meeting of Algeria Temple at Scottish Rite Temple

The mystic shrine notices a regular monthly session of Algeria Temple to be held Monday June 15 at 8 p m in the Scottish Rite Temple. All nobles are requested to attend by order of the Illustrious Potentate.

Algeria

Everett Man Dies After Freight Train Accident

Andrew Mallette of 36 Summers Street Everett Massachusetts died from injuries after falling under a Northern Pacific freight train near Louisville. He suffered a crushed left leg and exposure before rescue by Helena-bound crew. an amputation was performed at St Peter's Hospital. He was 26, unmarried. The body is at Flaherty and Robter's chapel. his mother in Everett has been notified.

Andrew Mallette Summers Street Everett Mass St. Peter's Hospital Northern Pacific Louisville Mallette St. Peter’s Hospital Theman Flaherty and Robter

Flag Day Observed at Helena Elks Lodge

In Helena the Elks Lodge held Flag Day ceremonies with Associate Justice A. P. Stark of the state supreme court as speaker. Lodge officers led the program with help from members. Kop pang read flag history, the lodge quartet sang, Joe Harter recited Our Country, and America closed the program as flags adorned businesses and homes.

Elas Lodge Justice AP. Stark Helena

Mrs Smith Funeral Today at Family Home

The funeral for Mrs Sarah Smith widow of Wolliam J Smith will be at 2 30 this afternoon at the family home 312 Clark Street Pastor James F McNamee of the First Baptist Church will officiate Burial is in Forestvale Pallbearers are Judge Albert J Galen Thomas Tapping O L Brackman W T Tipton M C Newman and H R Anderson Music will be sung by Mrs R O Kaufman Arrangements by Herrmann and Company Mrs Smith died Saturday morning in her 73rd year

Sarah Smith Wolliam J. Smith Clark Street James F. McNamee First Baptist Church Forestvale Albert J. Galen Thomas Tapping O. L. Brackman W. T. Tipton M. C. Newman H. R. Anderson

Personal notices from Outlook and Billings guests at the Placer

Local social column lists Effie Boe of Outlook and Mrs Thomas Allison of Billings among guests at the Placer. Other visitors include Joe W. Simpson of Livingston and Camile Pierson of Great Falls, with several from Butte and Missoula noted. The piece mentions county official Hugh Broderick and Capt. T H Sparrenberger visiting for events.

Effie Boe Outlook Thomas Allison Billings D. & Colby Margie Manning Culbertson Placer Joe W. E Simpson Livingston Harvey I. G. Bateman Great Walls Eee Camile Gladys Pierson Great Faille Martin S. Hagenson Fames Butte Hugh Broderick Broadwater County Nurvey Send

Camp 3 Named for Gov Erickson at Fort Harrison

The National Guard camp at Fort Harrison was officially named Camp J. E. Erickson in honor of the state’s chief executive. Religious services were held, many Helena visitors arrived, and the encampment enters full military instruction with platoon drill, terrain problems, and lectures for machine gunners and service companies today.

GOV. Erickson National Guard Fort Harrison J. E. Erickson Pippy Helena Montana National Guard Sixth Main Streets

War on rabbits declared to curb disease spread in Montana

Dr. W J Butler state veterinarian and Dr R R Parker Montana state health service report jack rabbits in eastern Montana host the tick Dermacentor variabilis carrying tularaemia. They link rabbit increase to tick paralysis in sheep and urge removing rabbits to control tickborne diseases.

W. J. Butler R. R. Parker Montana State Health Service Montana Butler Dr. Butler A. F. Baldwin Miles City United States Public Health Laboratory Hamilton

Baccalaureate Service at Montana Deaconess School

The annual Baccalaureate service was held at St Paul’s Episcopal Church with pupils and families present. Rev. W B Spaulding delivered the sermon titled The Land of Promise, as Rev. J Chirgwin read, Rev. J Mills gave invocation, and Rev. C L Bovard offered the benediction. Roxana Beck announced next year’s school plans. a pupils recital closes commencement week.

Montana Deaconess’ School St Paul's Church W. B. Spaulding John Chirgwin Jacob Mills Charles L. Bovard Helena Roxana Beck

Golden Wedding for A J Goodall in Long Beach

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Goodall celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their Long Beach home with a twelve member family group including their son Archie J. Goodall Jr and daughter Elsie. Dinner featured a replica wedding cake and yellow decor. Relatives and friends sent congratulatory notes, as the couple had moved to California from Helena two and a half years earlier.

A. J. Goodall Helena Long Beach Cal Archie J. Goodall Asawyer Carroll Park South Archie 7 Helena, Mont Herbert Bill Elsie Goodall Ancaster Ontario Canada Archie J. Jr. Herbert Sam McLauchlin Los Angeles Annis McLaughlin Banff Can Wm. McLauchlin William McLauchlin Lancaster Elizabeth McLauchlin C. F. Ensign John Huston Lillian Pasadeng

Memorial Service Led by LQQ Lodges at Grand Street Church

The annual memorial service of the LQQ OFL and Rebekah lodges was held last evening in Grand Street Memorial church with Rev. Tudor Haskell preaching. Fraternal bodies paraded from their temple to the church for ceremonies. Participants included Montana lodge No 1, Rocky Mountain encampment No 1, Canton Schuyler Colfax No 2, and Naomi and Vera lodges of Rebekahs.

LQQ. Ofl Rebekah Grand Street Memorial Church Tudor Haskell Montana Lodge No. 1 Rocky Mountain Canton Schuyler Colfax Naomi and Vera Lodges Rebekahs

Aged Chinese Man Dies During Ambulance Transfer

An elderly Chinese man, aged 70, died yesterday while being taken from an ambulance to a hospital. He lived at 201 West Main Street, and his body rests at Flaherty and Kohrer's chapel. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

West Main Street Flaherty and Kho- Ter

Dense population region spans from Boston to Philadelphia

A New York report notes that the United States shows a population density comparable to China, India, and southern Europe only in a narrow corridor from Boston to Buffalo to Pittsburgh to Philadelphia.

New York United States China India Europe Boston Buffalo Pittsburg Philadelhhia

Attorney General Challenges Hansen Packing Wages

The attorney general contends that 18600 dollars is excessive wages for the president and manager of a half million dollar Hansen Packing Company. He filed suit in district court seeking an extra corporate license tax of 1000.15 and penalties of 100.01 for two years. He values the president’s services at 9000 dollars and questions depreciation in the company returns as top heavy.

Foot Hansen Packing Company Butte Hansen

Automobiles Needed to Entertain Shriners in Helena

Automobiles are sought to transport Shriners visiting Helena by special train on Wednesday. Four Eastern temples will send members who arrive at 6 AM and visit local sights including Gate of the Mountains. Organizers anticipate more than 300 Shriners and urge car owners to register with the Helena Commercial Club.

State Game and Fish Commission Gans and Klein Qiteh McDonald Ranch Rod and Gun Club Helena

Elizabeth Stephen Dies in Burlington Wisconsin

Theresa Deplazes reports the death of her aunt Mrs. Elizabeth Stephen in Burlington Wisconsin. Mrs Stephen had lived in Melena for many years, relocating to Wisconsin after her husband passed away.

Theresa Deplazes Elizabeth Stephen Burlington Wis Stephen Melena Wisconsin

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