City Briefs and Local Court Action Summary
Court adjourned in the afternoon as testimony proceeded with the plaintiff presenting evidence. A May accounting of A M Mine as administrator of Mary A Coster's estate showed receipts of 8527 and disbursements of 4793. June 23 to 25 plans were announced for the American Legion state convention with decorating to begin Sunday morning. A youth, John Shell, 16, was held on investigation after a break in at Guthrie Secondhand Store. A building permit was issued to Anna Talin for a rear enclosure at 215 Broadway. Benny York was fined 10 for disturbance and drunkenness. Pete Ward was released after pleading guilty to drunkenness. Mary Louise Fulton is recovering from appendicitis at St Peter’s Hospital. L B Mereton will preach at the Seventh Day Adventist church Saturday morning. Drunkenness charges against Herman Cook were filed. he awaits a court appearance. Lawrence Smith and Mary Price were married by Justice George Freeman. E S Fox pleaded to a reduced charge of driving while intoxicated. Members of the Montana Pioneers Society are urged to contact Nina Morrison for membership blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vecorste Hall
Martin Stoffman
The
American Legion
Lreion Hall
Ersone
Society of Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
Nina Morrison
Broadway
Morrison
Miscellaneous Notices and Legal Actions Recap
A mixed report details visitors to Pens Wall block and past ties to Jacquemin Jewelry, plus a shorthand instruction ad and a real estate distribution task for Viola E. Smith with June 28 set for settlement. Court items include a mining machinery rental dispute, a quieting decree in Helena, a dismissal of an Industrial Accident Board appeal with a $150 settlement, and unrelated notices about trial beginnings and party names.
Personalities at Helena Hotels and Rail Trips
The Helena notices list visitors and locals in transit or staying at the Placer and Harvey hotels. Guests include W. Wood and Maude Appleyard from Belt and Lewistown. E J Hense from Butte. H P Higgins en route to Chicago. Kenneth Thompson, Richard Sorenson from Malta. William Malsbury from Rat Lake. J C Walsh from Great Falls. T T Morritt from Billings. J F Hoppe from Victor. C B Silver from Anaconda. F P Scott from Kalispell. Harlan Thompson from Gold Creek. and Montana State University president George Finlay Simmons heading to Miles City. Others noted as attending business or bankers' conventions, with several residents like Lee McGowan and Willam Gray among Helena callers. Fred Vincent of Canyon Creek is sidelined by a broken collarbone at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam J. Gray
Sukte Ig
Helena
Ewe Thomas Metabe
Miles City
Harvey
T. T. Morritt
Billings
Ho H Hoppe
Victor
Yae Placer
Deaths notice for Mary Nyre at St Peter's Hospital
Mary Nyre, aged 70, died Friday at St Peter's Hospital. Funeral details not provided in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Mary Nyre
St. Peter'a Pogpital
State funds balance tops half a million and more
State Auditor John J. Molmes announced the net balance of all state funds as of June 1 was 45,414,820.24 with several overdrafts including general fund 237,278.57 and water conservation revolving fund 115,094.84. Total Montana cash on hand stood at 6,487,155.67 with warrants outstanding 1,072,345.43. Public school general fund held 330,442.37 and unemployment compensation clearing fund 850,329.48 among large balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Molmes
General Fund
University Millage Fund
Water Conservation Administration
Water Conservation Revolving Fund
Montana
Public School General
Fish and Game
Manor Control Board
Highway Patrol
Montana State University
Child Welfare Service
Public Welfare Department
Bint
Airmail Week Observance Noted by Helena Post Office
Postmaster Harry Hendricks announced that 118 air mail letters passed through the Helena post office during National Airmail Week from May 16 to 20. He also received a personal letter from Postmaster General James A. Farley praising his work as Montana state chairman for the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Henidricks
Helena
State Officers to Attend Western Parole Meeting in Seattle
Emory Westerdahl Montana state chairman of abstinence attends the Western Parole and Probation association convention in Seattle next week. MT delegates include W L Fitzsimmons clerk of the parole board and Warren Theodore Bergstrom of the State prison. A joint session with the National Probation association will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Westerdahl
Western Parole and Probation Association
Seattle
Montana
Reuterdahl
W. L. Filasimmons
Parole Board
Warren Theodore Bergstram
Western Association
National, Probation Association
Fitzsimmons
Congress
Reuterdall
Knights of Pythias Endorse Dr Ehlers Across Lands
The Knights of Pythias, including Czechoslovak reserves, endorsed Dr R G Ehlers for reappointment as health officer for the Sudeten German county city. Officials praised his efficiency during the past term and his ongoing community work. Yellowstone Park opens a new two way Continental Divide road linking Old Faithful and West Thumb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praha
Vecenoslovania
Ine
Knights
Pythias
Ehlers
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
Waithful
Weel Thumb
Two Candidates File Petitions for County Offices
Two candidates filed nominating petitions with County Clerk A J Duncan for county offices. Dorothy M Hahn seeks the legislature seat as a Democrat, while Paul A Standley runs as a Republican for county commissions. Standley, longtime Green Meadow Farm owner, advocates a businesslike county administration and good roads. Hahn pledges tax equality, work standards, social security cooperation, and duty to Montana. Kathryn Monroe filed as Democratic precinct committee woman No 28, the first to file for either position. Filing closes today at 5 PM, with 32 days required before the primary the attorney general says. dates cannot extend due to Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleanta
A. J. Duncan
Dorothy M. Hahn
Paul A. Standley
Mr. Standley
Green Meadow
Montana
Cascade
Aidas
Standley
Hahn
Roosevelt
Kathryn Monroe
Duncan
Young Democrats of County Reject 1330 Convention Bid
At a Lewis and Clark county unit special meeting held at the Placer hotel officials announced the Young Democrats will not bid for the 1330 Montana convention. They voted to wait a year or two to sponsor a larger state meeting and planned an outdoor July gathering for members and friends with a committee appointed to arrange the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Democrats of
Montana
Lewis and Clark County
Placer Hotel
Watt Ing
Willian Manning
Great Falls Man Freed From Prison
Montana's board of pardons yesterday approved Governor Rouah Ayers' recommendation for Claud Speck, convicted of manslaughter in Cascade County in 1924. The governor commuted Speck's 10 year sentence to discharge, citing opportunity to gain employment in a mining venture and no objections in the pardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Board of Pardons
Rouah Ayers
Clamanoy
Claud Speck
Cascade County
Spek
Specks
George Sheehan
Cascades Nownty
Filesimmons
Four Injured In West Helena Vehicle Crash
Four people were injured when a Chrysler driven by William W. Jones of Havre struck a stopped Chevrolet operated by Tom Macartney of Yakima three miles west of Avon on Highway 10 N. Jones, his wife, and daughter Arisa were treated. Jones had a broken arm and ribs. Mrs. Macartney sustained several injuries including two broken ribs. The accident occurred after Macartney stopped for a highway worker. both cars were en route to Helena. The Jones family planned to return from Salem Oregon after Arisa's recent graduation, while Mrs Macartney and her son headed for Washington, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Jones
Havre
Tom Macariney
Yakima
Wash
Avon
Meghway No
Jones
St. Peter's Hospital
Arisa
R. Wynne Morris
Helen
Algo
T. Wi. Macartney
George WW. Macartney
Montana Club
Macartney
Tom
Washington State College
Pullman
S. A. Cooper
Chrysler
Helena
Jones Archile
Alten
Storm damages rail line near Birdseye and Welena
A storm hit near Birdseye about eight miles west of Welena yesterday afternoon at 4 pm. Proportions of the Northern Pacific system washed out a small section of track but repairs were completed quickly and trains moved without interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdseye
Welena
Two More Boys Enroll in Y Camp at Lois Sonshine
The MCA summer camp at Lois Sonshine on the Little Blackfoot opened a second period with 12 new boys enrolled. Edworthy, the Y’s general secretary, announced new attendees including Charles Brafham Jon Flynn Guy Johnson Jimmy Jackobinson Ralph Anderson Robert Hawking Roddy McDonald Robert King Jack Burrell George Simmons Fred Hanley and Missoula. New activities include an advanced Misery class. shooting on the 50 yard outdoor range began with junior riflemen aiming for sharpshooter rank. 100 yard range practice will start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Sonshine
Little Blackfoot
Edworthy
Charles Brafham
Jon Flynn
Guy Johnson
Jimmy Jackobinson
Ralph Anderson
Robert
Thomas Hawking
Roddy McDonald
Robert King
Jack Burrell
George Simmons
Missoula
Fred Hanley
Association officer to Los Angeles meet
Mrs. Steinletts Crocker, executive secretary of the Montana Tuberculosis Association, left yesterday as Montana’s sole representative at the Tuberculosis Association national convention in Los Angeles. Crockett will join a conference of executive secretaries from state TB associations, in conjunction with the convention. Berlin decrees coordination of the former Austrian army with Germany. An order calls Austrian men born in 1917 to report between August 16 and September 5 for military service, announced in the official Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinletts, Crocker
Engens
Montana Tye,berculosis Association
Ts Angeles
Montana
Crockett
Berlin
Voes
Germany
Governor Proclaims Write-In Space for Chief Justice Race
Governor Ray G. Ayers proclaims an emergency and orders Montana county clerks to modify judiciary primary ballots. Blank spaces must be provided for writing in names for Chief Justice of the Montana Supreme Court due to the vacancy from Chief Justice Sands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May EB. Ayers
Secretary of State
Montana Supreme Court
Justics Wall B. Sands
We Dahl
Ray G. Arvers
Muntanay
Justee Sands
Edict Justice of the Supreme Unility
Montana
Judiciary
the Supreme Court of
State of Montana
Obituary: Mrs Mary Nyre 70 of Carpio
Mrs Mary Nyre aged 70 died after a five day illness at St Peters hospital. Born Feb 12 1868 in Norway she had lived in Carpio most of the time with periods in Helena and Stanley 5 D. Survived by three sons and four daughters including Roy Nyre and Mrs C Knickerbocker. Sister Mrs George Dahl Calif. Funeral in Carpio Tuesday with Opp and Contact in charge.
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Mary Nyre
Hy Dahl
St. Peters Hospital
Nyre
Norway
Bis Country
Carpi
Helena
Carpio
Sony
Roy
Carpie
C. Knickerbocker
Art Sem
Stanley
Helena mother of 13 named A L Scott dies in Seattle
A L Scott mother of Helena woman Alpeny Wallace passed away Thursday afternoon in Seattle after years as a resident of Helena. Survived by daughter Mrs. Wallace of Seattle and several other relatives. funeral details announced with burial planned in Helena. Memorial services to be held at St Peter's Cathedral so long as weather allows.
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WT. Scott
Helena
Alpeny Wallace
Seattle
Scott
Felena Leon
Trehds
Eile
Heer
Worfield
Keene
Lester Seaut
Swethore
Mahet Scote
Porro
Delena
Varestvale
Aosdrort
St. Peter's Procathedral
Beattle
Good rains fall across Montana to aid farmers
Northern Montana bore the heaviest rain with Con rad reporting .34 inch while Great Falls had .75, Stanford .12, Malta .19, and Poplar and Billings showing lighter totals. Helena topped the day with .53 by 6 pm and another third inch later, raising the season total toward normal. Jay G. Diamond warned the rain is needed now to secure June moisture for a good crop, and county reports noted moisture deficits a trend this spring. If the storm advances east, the agricultural picture could improve within 64 hours.
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Uleavy
Montana
Conrad
Great Falls
Baseman
Stanford
Malta
Weather Bureau
Ptate
Poplar
Fort Nerk
Billings
Helena
Jay G. Diamond
Bureau of Genicultural Gear
Hhomica
Helena Opens New Federal Reserve Bank for Public Visit
Helena officials announced the Federal Reserve Bank will reopen to the public this afternoon from two thirty to five. The building saw heavy crowds during yesterday’s inspection, leaving many unable to enter. Guides will lead visitors through each department of the new structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Federal Reserve Bank
Wipse
New Gank Building Decorated With Roses From Seattle
The Federal Reserve building was adorned with glass roses of diverse colors at yesterday's dedication. Roses were a gift from T. E Mills of the State Nursery and Seed Co., sent by H. W. Smith of Seattle, a famed amateur rose specialist and former Boulder resident. Exhibition roses from Smith’s gardens, including White Berlarchet, pink John Henry, James Gibson variants, Ruth Alexander, and others, were presented to R. & Towle, managers of the Federal Reserve bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve
T. E Mills
State Nursery and Seed Company
H. W. Smith
Seattle
Boulder
Smith
HBO
San Francisco
Portland
Seatle
Mr. Smith
Arthur Sears
Montapana
Art Express
R. &. Towle
Federal Reserve Bank
John Henry
James Gibsons
Ruth Alexanders
Sam McGondys
McGoady
Wheeler announces West Point exams in Montana
Senator Burton Wheeler announced that the U S Civil Service Commission will hold competitive examinations at the post office in this city on Saturday October 3 at 9 o clock to select a principal and alternate for appointment to the U S military academy at West Point. Applicants must be 17 to 22 on July 1 1938. The exams will be held at post offices in 12 Montana cities and forms may be obtained by writing Wheeler at the Senate office building Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton K. Wheeler
United States Civil Service Commission
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Senator Wheeler
Senate
Washington, D. C
Montana
Civil Service Board
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A.M
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George W. Padbury
Lee's
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County Jalls
Brian O'Connell
Guthrie
South Main Street
Anna Talin
Dr. Cash
E. Oth
Benny York
Geary E Beauty Shop
Ward
Pete Ward
Entity
Marry Pickett
Marietta Beauty Service
Mary Louise Fulton
Park Averiue
Knapp
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L. B. Merehon
Advential
Hoback
Elehth
Ninth Avenues
Jn O'Clock
Ransfer
Herman Cook
Harry Pickett
Knapp's
Lawrence Smith
Mary Price
Laurel
Justice of the Peace
George
Freeman
Jeanette T. Anderson
Louis Anderson
Call Lombard
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Hozematy
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Minor
Glenairs Tee
Tana Power Company
Eat
Great Fate
Pais
Branton
Ena Saddlery & Tent Co
Dr. Hopkins
W. C. Pardellian
Jacquemin Jewelry Company
Mra. H. N. Pigott
Pardellian
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Plano
Jacquemin
Greg
Petiion
Viola FE
Paul W Smith
Learing
Clarence & Carter
Ienry T. Warrison
George Woadbury
BR. M. Milla
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Helerman
Pracvips
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Industrial Accident Board
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Hell
Butte
A. W. Johnson
Lewistown
Maude Appleyard
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E. J. Hense
He Listan McFarland
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Chicago
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Richard Sorenson
Lee McGowan
Vre Walter Ober
Northern Pacific
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Ratte
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Troyds
J. C. Walsh
Ofeyers
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C. B. Silver
Anaconda
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F. P. Scott
Kallspell
George Finlay Simmons
Missouith
Nothern Pacific
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Gold Creek
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Piains
Row Faworthy
Bankers’ Convention
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Canyon
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Otatle Mei
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Carchs
Young Democrats
Mian
Gloudburst
Rose
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Spjurler
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Lncal
Laurwell
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Linton
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Joliet
Vielt
Alazer
GANK
Wheeler
Stephen Mattice
Sinsutben Weedota
Master Florists
SLL Or Nursery CO
Alelime Guarenton Ae
Glenn the Drege
Mala
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