Probate of Will Petitions in Helena District Court
Probate petitions in Helena district court detail the will of Stephen Peterson executrix Marjorie Peterson, with about $1,000 value in assets, bequests of $100 to Sertha L. Stagg of Portland, remainder to Marjorie Peterson in Helena, hearing set for June 25 before Judge A J Horeby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Peterson
District Court
Marjorie Peterson
Sertha L. Stagg
Portland
Helena
A. J. Horeby
Personals and Visitors in Helena From Regional Cities
A collection of brief notes lists individuals visiting or staying in Helena from Dillon Billings Great Falls Lewistown Twin Bridges and Denver Also mentions travelers headed to Miles City New York Spokane and Los Angeles plus a social event celebrating a silver wedding anniversary and a zoological note on python eggs noting incubation and hatching timelines.
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Helena
Doe
Main Street
Pallee
Harry
Gures
Melena
Green Brothers
San
Francisco
East Jtelem
Mayre
Miles City
Cheyenne
Denver
Boston
Calgary
Chicago
Galveston
Jacksonville
Kansan City
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New York
Omaha
Walt Lake City
San Francisco
Spokane
Montana
Billings
Letistoro Stevens
A. J. Schmidt
Lewistown
Henry Schotte
Great Northern
WN. N. Detuinge
G. C. Nolte
Marvey
Montana faces vacancy as chief justice dies in office
Officials in Montana grapple with a succession plan after Chief Justice W B Sands dies, noting statutes offer no clear method to fill the vacancy. Governor Ayers may appoint a temporary successor while a general election determines a permanent chief justice, with write‑in voting contemplated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Sands
Montana Supreme Court
Monntana Supreme Court
Theodore Branily
Joseph Dixon
L. L. Callaway
Callaway
Roy B. Ayers
Justice
Ayers
Sands
Attorney General
Sam W. Mitchpell
Secretary of State
Lions Plan Attendance at District Convention in Great Falls
Helena Lions club members held a lively meeting to rehearse stunts and the convention song for the upc oming district Lions gathering in Great Falls Thursday through Saturday. President Stanley Wilson led as Lloyd Stadhelm joined as a new member, a long awaited induction. Delegates will be chosen by M. B. Anderson, while Lion Robinson spoke on flag salutes for Flag Day. Volunteers are being sought to sell tickets for lighting the high school athletic field, with proceeds aiding the project. Also noted: Montana Rifle Association hosts annual matches June 17 to 19, led by Ray R. Arce of Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Great Falls
Helena
Lions’ Club
Buster Brown
Stanley Wilson
Lloyd Stadhelm
Lion Tom Mobinson
M. BE. Anderson
Lion Robinson
Dick Tobin
Tiong
Montana Rifle Association
Ray R. Arce
Missoula
Montana ranges best in five years due to rainfall gains
Montana's ranges and livestock show renewed strength after May rainfall boosted range condition to 93 percent of normal and pastures to 87 percent, with cattle at 93 and sheep at 94 percent. Northeastern Montana lags slightly due to drought effects, while restocking remained slow amid high prices and tight credit.
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Montana
Jay G. Diamond
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Drouthress
Helena American Legion convention caps spark city drive
Helena residents are urged to wear Buddy caps to promote the upcoming American Legion convention June 22 to 25. About 2,000 Legionnaires are expected. caps cost 25 cents and are sold by Legion auxiliary members on the streets or at Jerry's Clothes Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
American Legion
Hugh Adair
Martin Hoffman
Legion
Ghatiman Hoffman
Counties Submit Tax Funds Bring In 34th Collection
State Treasurer Ray N. Shannon reported counties have forwarded half of 1937 property tax assessments, reaching 34 in total. Four more collections were received yesterday including Park 17409.00, Rosebud 13756.77, Stillwater 9196.69, and Wibaux 3199.77, with year earlier figures cited for comparison. The note adds a stray line about horse measurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray N. Shannon
Park
Rosebud
Stillwater
Wibaux
Fabric legislation passed by Senate in Montana
Montana U S Senators Wheeler and Murray report the truth in fabric act has passed the senate. The bill requires proper labeling of fabrics by content and origin to curb shoddy wool and imitations. Secretary Kath Invest Nielsen notes strong industry and manufacturer support and credit for the action. In Germany, insects threaten crops, with one thirteenth of potatoes, one tenth of wheat, and one fifth of apples affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
United States
B. B. Wheeler
James E. Mureray
Montana Wool Growers Association
Senate
Kathisen Nielson
Congress
Wheeler
Murray
Germany
Board chief to decide if injuries qualify as industrial accident
J. Burke Clements, chairman of the state industrial accident board, will rule next month on whether injuries alleged in an assault against Mrs. Charles B. Wilson, a cook at the Donald Wilson ranch near Browning, constitute an industrial accident entitling compensation. Wilson reported being attacked and badly injured by an Indian transient after refusing tobacco, with medical notes describing abrasions, contusions, scratches, and scalp wounds. The insurance carrier for Wilcom ranch resisted a compensation claim, and a hearing had been scheduled to determine entitlement under the statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Burke Clements
State Industrial Accident Board
Charles B. Wilson
Donald Wilson
Browning
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Heinie Elsen
Peter Scharrenbroich
District Coat
Joe Spurzem
John Kelly
William Fossler
OY Permanents
Leo's. P
Dr. Gash
WII
King Solomon's Lodge No. 9
Masonic Temple
Broadway
Geary Beauty Shop
Phony
Enat
Knapp
Harry Pickett
Jackson Street
Knapp's
Eagles
South Main Street
Lanhard
Charles N. Keasler
Marietta
Frederick Campbell
Angeles
Lis Angeles
Knapp’s
Burtington
Northern Pacific
R. W. Clark
St. Paul
Northert Pacific Railway
Burlington
Dr. Hopkin
Penwell Block
Frank Sterina
Tianite Reguindin
Fulpino
Sanders
Lauree Ald
St. Mary's Hall
Paul W. Smith
Viela FE
Smith
George W. Padbury
Gress Eherth
D. J
Katherine Kuhnes
Federal District Court
Kuhnen
Helena Saddlery & Tent Co
Chariie Hoffman
Ben Rinda
Miner Johnson
C. Kirby
John Shelton
Livingston
Albert Nicholson
Park County
Nicholson
Barnett Iron Works
Lavingston
King’s Beauty Service
Keport
Grace Mitchell
Mitchell
P. VI
Spaulding
Breckenridge Street
Thad
Kh. G Abbott
J. A. Flemming
Burre
Tessie Tepuboe
Dillon
M. J. Hansen
Carl Brrch
Bureix
Tae
WU Steege
Placer Wae
W. C. Jacques
Ene
Tohn Young Jeft
New York City
Nan So
C. L Shaul
Pessy Towie
R. EB. Towie
J. $. Tialland
7. P. O'Donnell
North Warren Petrest
Mary Davis
Manuel Schwartz
Judy
Davis
Lottie Hirschfeld
Teleha
Ailver
David Pier
Montana Club
Julian Anderson
Gental
Julian
Uule
Hoffman
Lexis
Clark
Yorrewar
Gallatin Gateway Inn
Dad
Gladstones
Griffon
Ronson and Evans
Elgin and Waltham
Pendelton
Clobe
North Main Street
England
America
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Freehold
N. J
ORS. Mentham & Auluvan
Optometrists
SKY Zephyrs
Northwest Airlines
Velma Pomeroy
Placer
Wee Sizth
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