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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1924
Page
8
Erratic forecast and unsettled skies mark a light week with mild high temps. The column lists local names and events including a funeral service on Kepmvibas Street, cemetery arrangements, and a police warrant issued for arrest, all reflecting routine city notices and community movements.
A string of arrivals and visitors is listed with names and origins. Arnut of Malis and Morris of Bozeman are in Mel Ma for a few days. Clyde Metter and others travel from Boxeman Butte and Helena. Figures include Je be Larimer from Britt, Atherton and Brulings arriving in Velona, Margaret Venema, La Fe Galeekre, and Miles ity among guests at hotels. Local officials Cuthert Peat and Mrs Tile are noted, with Maryeville visitor Sullivan and attorneys from Butte.
City council approves formation of an improvement district 135 to extend West Side paving this summer and fund $49,000 in materials and $300,000 for additional asphalt and concrete work. A second district for South Main and Spencer Street also moves forward with sidewalk and lighting upgrades and a July 1 filing.
Pioneer printer of Montana visits old-timers in Helena. The article notes the first newspaper issued in Montana, the 1854 event in Virginia City, and the printer's honorary and active memberships, including local organizations.
Union Pacific plans a spend to boost Montana in southern California. Henry Coulan, general agent at Butte, notes the system now carries display advertising in Los Angeles to promote Montana with the slogan Wude, Montana. The campaign costs $800 per insertion.
Puniks of the music department of the Deaconess school will be presented in a recital this evening in the school auditorium. The program features numerous student performers including Virginia Per, Elizabeth Williams, Mabel Jeuck, Laura Wilson, Mary Alexander, and many others, with a range of vocal and instrumental pieces and ensembles.
City officials announce new street cars will start service Thursday with three double-track cars provided. The cars resemble older models and are planned to run as the first phase this week, signaling a broader transit improvement despite some rust and wear concerns.
Two weddings were held yesterday at Me Grand street Me Church with Pastor officiating. The brides were Miss Bila Mae Craig of Helena and Miss Gertraie Preh of Ehoteas, uniting with their respective grooms Lord Smith of Allsue and a second unnamed groom.
A formal statement from the Montana Board of Railroad Commissioners rejects Rankin’s initiative to abolish the board and transfer duties to other officers. It notes backing from Dixon and the attorney general, cites proposal costs and legislative doubt, and warns of political consequences and public skepticism toward centralized power. The release criticizes petition-driven changes and asserts the board’s constitutional role.
Fragments report the funeral of Mrs. Marks in a temple setting with mourners named, including family and church figures. The text lists numerous attendees and associates, referencing ritual rites, prayers, and final tributes.
A requiem mass for Phil Chevallier Jr. is set for this morning at the Cathedral of Su Helens. The service will be led by Rev. Father Sealers with pallbearers including Tyg Ores, Seeger Mallet, Townsend, and Lanwreve. Arrangements overseen by Herriman cantinulty. multiple names and details appear garbled in the source.
The article details how Coolidge's candidacy influences the Republican campaign, with a focus on party managers, key figures like Murray Crane, and the internal divisions within the party. It notes managers claim strength against the broader party and discusses potential shifts in senatorial and congressional contests, along with reactions from Dawes era figures and the impact on the 1924 ticket.
The funeral of the Rev Henry Goffin Mannelson former pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Brent XL and longtime U S minister was held today at his house in a distant suburb. The service followed his death last week after a period of illness. He had served as minister in the denomination and was known in the Brent area for decades.
The obituary notes the funeral will be held this afternoon at First Baptist Church. Rev G H MeSumes will officiate with burial in the Cemetery. Donations and attendance reflect the long local ties of Mrs Way and her family. relatives from Betroiy and nearby communities are named among mourners.
The funeral of LW.ID is planned at the family home on Wednesday. Relatives and friends are listed to attend, with pallbearers named, and arrangements handled by the funeral home.
Arthur Milot aged 42 died Monday at his home in Valuite after long illness. Arrangements by Herman company and relatives from Spokane will follow. Survived by widow and brothers Ometer Milot and Glo Milot, with sisters Mrs J Currah of Helena and Mrs Martin Woldson. The article notes a Berlin man suicide over a ventilated thimble invention and mentions earthquakes near a castle.
A patient letter extols The Pace Fila Method as the sole reliable home remedy for piles, claiming rapid relief and permanent cures without surgery. Testimonials from J. Vincent and Mrs Nina Youngblood urge readers to try the method, asserting it has saved money and avoided painful operations.
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