Montana Weather Forecast And Local Notices
Unsettled Saturday in Montana with scattered thunderstorms across Divide and central regions. Hourly temps range from near 60 to the upper 90s in eastern areas. western readings cooler and plain weather. Numerous city data lines, obituaries, public notices, and local business ads follow, including remodels and school announcements.
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Auvdarr
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Divide
Coeler
Calaary
Omaha
Portland
St. Paul
Lake City
San Diego
Nouth
Rockies
Alanay
Great Plains
Mt Kallapell
Willett, Dentret
Bingham Arrives To Tie Charge Of AF.C In Montana
Bingham of Butte assumes duties as Montana branch manager of the Reconstruction, conferring with Albert A. Doerr of Federal Reserve Bank on the organization’s work. The advisory board will meet next week with the new manager to set the future program as the Montana branch handles several liquidating project loans in water systems and related urban programs.
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A. Bingham
Butts Yeater- Shy
Montana
Tintareocarpara- Hon
Albert A. Doerr
Federal Feaceve Bank
M. Hoerralee
Ager
Tha Ti
Offten
Binahem
Pari Poeliefes
Corporation
Ana Inter
Enrollment at the Normal College 1 063
Davis reports enrollment at the State Normal College Dillon for the summer session. President Sheldon E. Davis said enrollment rose 17 percent from last year’s summer expansion. Most students are seniors and juniors, with graduates arriving from other institutions to obtain teacher certificates.
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State Normal College
Dillon
Sheldon E. Davie
Personal notes from Havre travelers and visitors
Local personals list residents and visitors at various Havre spots including Mr and Mrs Ralph Williams of Philipsburg, Esther Hathaway of Simms visiting Union College circles, Wanda Waegele, Mrs Peter Hutertson, and others arriving or staying at the Placer and Martha buildings. Mentions travelers from Butte and Chicago on Northern Pacific routes and a few named households and attendants.
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Miax
Esther Hathaway of
Simms
tTttermountain Union College
Citizens Push Storage Projects in Boulder River Plan
Preliminary surveys of water storage along the Boulder river and its tributaries were conducted by a Jefferson valley delegation while State Engineer J. James examined data. Three feasible reservoir sites were identified by County Surveyor C. D. Flaherty and E. G. Conant, aimed at drought relief and potential federal funding. Attendees included Dr. Howard Griffin, Gua Wallin, W. Towhy, P. Gillick, W. G. Hunter, R. Conant, J. Me. Grugh, and A. H. Blestain of the Boulder Monitor.
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Alten
Boulder River
Jes
J. &. James Yeater
Jefferson Valley
C.D. Flaherty
Emmely G. B. Conant
Calteract
Northey Ranch
Drouth
Mors
James
Boulder
Stati
Howard Griffin
Stata School For the Deaf
Plind
Gua Wallin
William Towhy
Phil Gillick
W. G. Hunter
R. Conant
Five Are Sentenced by Bourquin on Liquor Charges
Five defendants appeared before Judge Bourquin in federal court and pleaded guilty to violations of the national prohibition act. Sentences included jail terms and fines. removals were ordered for two, and pleas were altered for others with varying penalties.
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Bourquin
Judea
George M. Bourguin
Flathead
Tiny J. Y Wardgrove
Pulicy
Elmer Stinger
Plathend
Judea Bourquin
First Spotted Fever Reported in Helena
The first case of spotted fever in several years was reported yesterday to Dr. William Covenhaver by Dr. Otto G. Klein. Victim Michael Moore, 63, miner of 103% Broadway, became ill June 1 while prospecting in Dry Gulch after a wood tick bite. Initial mild symptoms progressed to severe illness. diagnosis confirmed as spotted fever. Moore’s condition was serious but recovery hoped.
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Malena
Wiliam Covenhaver
Otto G. Klein
Michael Moore
Miner
Broadway
Moore
Severn
Government 70 Exam Offer For New Emergency Jobs
United States civil service announces an examination for emergency agricultural assistant posts with salaries from 2000 to 2600 dollars yearly. Vacancies in the Agricultural Adjustment Administration within the Department of Agriculture and similar posts at similar pay are to be filled from this examination or by reinstatement, transfer, or promotion. For full information contact J. D. Gough, local secretary, Board of Civil Service, in the city. deadlines and exact locations to be posted.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
J. BD. Gough
Fioard Oof Vi. R. Etyaya Nern
Nee
Sinak Fantastics
Deaf Prospector Shot by Own Artillery Near Jefferson City
Veteran prospector Soboy, bending over near Jefferson City, discharged his own sit gun. The weapon fired without a sound or pain, wounding his hip with a six inch wound. He was taken to Helena for treatment and later returned to prospect.
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Rube
Soboy
Jeffernon City
Sobey
Helena
Yxealo
New Administrator of Prohibition for Montana Arrives
Maurice Smith, new deputy prohibition administrator for Montana, assumed duties here in charge of enforcement. He arrived with Mrs. Smith to replace Sam A. Roberts, who becomes a special investigator with headquarters in Helena. Roberts previously headed the Montana staff. Smith led the 12th district, covering Montana, Tolabo, Washington, Oregon, and Alaska, after Carl Jackson moved to Colorado.
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Maurice Smith
Prohibition
Montana
Smith
Sam A. Roberts
Roberta
Prohibition Department
Helena
Tolabo
Washington
Oregon
Alanka
Carl Jackson
Coloradd
Mr. Roberts
A. V. Dalrymple
Helena Lions Prep Camp Miracle Grounds Clean Up
Helena Lions Club members plan a 100 percent turnout at Camp Miracle to clean and prepare grounds for a July 6 opening. Lumber from Allla will arrive. coffee served free. about 20 Helena children attend for 10 days under the Civic Club’s project led by Quay Painter.
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Lions Club
Helena
Camp Miracle
Ehope
Telena Club
Allla
Bufid
Quay Painter
Summer School Begins At Thiermountain Union College
First week of summer term at Thiermountain Union College opens with college and high school students plus teachers seeking credits. Director is Professor David I Jonen in President Wendell Brooks absence. faculty include Dr Ida May Yates Dr Charles J Ritchey Drake University Lamet Mr Mayfield and Prof William M Wise. Courses cover education psychology rhetoric mathematics history sociology religion theology and more. more enrollments expected this week.
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Thiermountain Union College
David I. Jonen
Wendell §. Brooks
Mayfield
William M. Wise
Delegation Leaves Aory.W. G. For Meet
Miss Gertrude Boyd Crane of Intermountain college trealty sailed to Seabeck Washington to join the W. C. A. summer conference for the northwestern states. She is accompanied by alumni Miss Myrtle Marka Clarice Steliman Emma Koatitz and Agnes Orr. Libby Marie Wilkinson of Great Falls will join at Seahock as the conference meets June 17 to 27.
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Gertrude Boyd Crane
Intermountain College Trealty
Seabeck
Waah
WLC AL
Seahock
Juvenile lawn gang alleged terrorizes city residents
In San Francisco on July 14 police stopped what residents described as a juvenile gang preying on lawn care victims. Mrs. Thomas Churchill refused to pay 16 cents weekly protection and found her yard littered with junk. Officer Robert Wren reported three young children ages 3, 7, and 8 to their guardians.
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San Francisco
Jung
Thomas Churchill
Robert Wren
Reserve Officers Open Annual Meet in Helena Today
Reserve officers meet in Helena for the annual state convention at Fort Harrison. Lt Col Owen Smithers leads the program with a 2:30 pm convening, dinner, and formal dance at Helena Town and Country Club. Attendees include officers from Butte, Great Falls, Billings, Bozeman, Missoula and Helena with 75 to 100 expected.
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National Guard
Ninth Corps
San Francisco
Third Reserve Diatrict
Salt Lake City
W. D. Morrison
Billings
Morton H. Axline
Bozeman
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Butts
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Missoula
Helena
Livingston 10 Face Helena Infantrymen For Basebal l Crown
The regimental headquarters company of Helena and the Livingston unit meet at Camp Cooney Monday for the Montana National Guard baseball championship. Results include Therena beat Culbertson 12 to 6 and Livingston ejected Kalispell 4 to 0. Hamilton beat Great Falls 19 to 1 as Whitehall defeated Bozeman 14 to 7, with third and fourth places to be decided. A weathered parade was postponed due to a wind storm as guardsmen trained under a hot sun. Colonel Williams sent greetings to Major Keene en route from New Jersey to Fort Lewis, Washington.
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Helena
Hagtzer Toompany
Livingston
Camp Cooney
Montana National Guard
Therena
Culbertson
Livingstone
Kalispell
Hamotton
Great Falls
Whitehall
Gervep
Bozeman
Kalispall
Bamba
BE. H. Williams
163Rd
H. B. Keene
New Jarecy
Fort Lewis
Washington
Special rates offered for encampment gathering in Great Falls
Special rates of one way for the round trip are being offered by the Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads for a joint encampment of several patriotic groups in Great Falls June 26 to 28. Organizations include Grand Army of the Republic Ladies of the G A R Women's Relief Corps Spanian American War Veterans auxiliaries Spanish War Veterans Foreign Years Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary Disabled American Veterans auxiliary and PDA Veterans auxiliary. Several groups will hold their annual conventions during the encampment.
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Great Northeran
Great Falla
Grand Army of the Republic
Ladies
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Women's Relief Corpa
Auxiary
Veterans of Foreign Years
F. W. Ausiliary
PDA V. Auriliary
Board of Education Meets Here July 6
The state board of education schedules its regular quarterly meeting here on Thursday July 6 with members from the capitol convening on Monday July 3 and recessing until Thursday to avoid the Fourth of July holiday.
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Board OF Education
State Board of Education
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Capitol
Loewenstein Campaign Aims to Bolster Veteran Employment
Sergeant L B Loewenstein of San Antonio arrives in Helena on a cross country drive to recruit employers to hire unemployed veterans. He says his goal is jobs over charity and notes he has secured 6,700 positions since 1941. He received endorsements from Acting Governor Pauline and Martin Hoffmann and was named honorary deputy game warden. He is a WWI veteran and American Legion charter member. He will travel next to Pocatello and Boise.
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Robert Pauline
Martin G. Hoffman
Atate
Atate Tlair and Game Department
Loewenstein
American Legion
Legion
Paria
France
1&Th Infantry
Brunswick
Georgia
Inglan
Helena
Butte
Pocatello
Dahon
Merchants back plan for three day Fourth of July holiday
Helena merchants and other stores plan to close all day Monday July 3 to allow a three day holiday over the Fourth. The move, supported by members of the Helena Retail Merchants Association, aims to let residents enjoy extended motor trips and a citywide break. Many offices may join the closure, with formal approval expected at the association meeting in two weeks.
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Helena
Bette
Bellero
Montana commission hears petition to close pipeline section
The Montana railroad commission said Tu poli Pipeling company sought authority to abandon 13.48 miles of its crude oil line from the Kevin Sunburnt field in Toola county to Shelby. Protests on the application are due by June 0.
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Montana Railroad Commission
Tupoli Pipeling Company
Kevin-Sunburnt
Toola County
Shelby
Tousman to aid in two murder trials
Assistant Attorney General C. J. Douaman traveled to Carter county to assist County Attorney F. N. Hamman of Ekatake in the murder trials and a grand larceny case. One defendant is Earl Cathey, a former deputy sheriff, charged with killing Joe Zeni after an argument over automobile tires.
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C. J. Douaman
Carter County
F. N. Hamman
Ekatake
Earl Cathey
Joe Zeni
Yeni
Smith Announces New Ciling Work Will Start Soon
City Commissioner Al W. Smith announced a new street oiling district on the east side. The plan mirrors last year with property owners funding oil and gravel while the city departs handles the work. The boundary covers Eighth and Ninth avenues from Rodney to So hack, Seventh from Rodney to Davis, and surrounding streets.
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al W. Smith
Smit
Beattle
Raleigh
Hoback
City Street Department
Standard
Continental Ol
George Jacoby
Butte
Fifth Avenue
Breckenridge
New territory asked of powers by Teuts
London June 16 Germany formally urged the creation of a New Ethiopian empire or other territories at the World Economic Conference. Dr Alfred Hugenberg bearer of the German ministries of economics and agriculture submitted the appeal to the economic commission.
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London
Germany
Alfred Hugenbers
Hitler
Superior Bar Permits Cut After Census Review
One of the two retail beer permits for Superior Mineral County will be revoked after a beer control board decision. The board ruled the state act limits permits by population and Superior was issued an extra permit due to census figure errors.
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Superior
Mineral County
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