Local Births and Deaths Reported at St John’s Hospital
Vital statistics record several births at St. John’s hospital including a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ruben J McCreary Ravalli and Minnis Finneman Malta and two other newborns to Mr and Mrs Robert J Ackins Wilborn and Mr and Mrs Fred Heinitz Aiksdale. Deaths include Peter Osterberg 73 and Helena resident Togea Carmen 47 with services pending at local churches and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerths
John
Fabatz
Diesault Avenue
Yasterday
St. John's Hospital
Robert J. Ackins
iWilborn
Someborn
St. John’s Hospital
Fred Heinitz
Aiksdale
Si John's Hospital
Peter Osterberg
St. John's Hosital
Opp and Conrad
St. Helena
Carmen
Helena
Burtat
Povestvale
Applications to Be Viewed by Board
Montana liquor control board will consider applications for licenses at road houses in Stevensville and Polson at a meeting Friday. Ray J Wahl, administrator, said yesterday that under 1941 law applications for licenses in establishments must clear through the board. About 400 persons are expected to attend the annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Eator Contol Board
Iquay Heengey
Mede
Stevensville
Polson
Ray J. Wahl
Wahl
Helena Area Weather Leads June 17 1941 Briefes
Helena daily weather summary for June 17 1941 shows high of 79 degrees and low of 32 with precipitation of .03 inches in the 24 hours ending 5:30 p m. The report lists regional climate figures for various cities including Denver Boston Los Angeles Seattle and Missoula, noting 12 or 24 hour periods and special U S Weather Bureau standards. It records historical highs and lows for the date and provides month to date totals and excess rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Jowest
Melena
Max Minn
Gheyenne
Denver
Boston
Calgary Sacco
Wee Galvester
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Minneapolia
New York
Omaha
Portland
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
Cies
Aes
Williston
Aviation Classes Organize At Carroll Meet This Evening
Primary and secondary flight training classes under the C A A program will be organized at 7 p m with Dr H E W Neuman head of Carroll college science department presiding. About 40 total places are available with reduced fees and no age limit for the secondary class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Meet
Carroll College
C.A.A
HE. W. Neuman
Carroll
Helene High School Aeronautics Department
Stanley Black
John Schubert
Hugene Seberg
Mickey Chilton
Orville Bloomhagen
Clifford Man-icking
Chester Coleman
Roberti Hoover
Ted Ellis
Dwight Atkinsson
Gordon Herrin
Ralph Keres
Bill Hunter
Ray Conn
Ray Spauld Jing
Norman Lieberg
Dwight Nelnon
Philip Anderson
Carl Graham
Charles Harrell
James Paterson
Eric Ohmen
Harland Her|yin
Marcus Brandford
Cooperative Plans The Prospector Are Worked Out In Last Chance Gulch
Local court house clock and four ton bell are moved to the north lawn as part of cooperative plans by state and federal agencies. Montana Fish and Game Commission announces three agreements with the U S Forest Service to inspect elk areas and advance beaver transplant efforts under Pittman Robertson act guidance. Undersheriff John Gillen to oversee security amid public interest and criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Last Chance Gulch
Montana Fish and Game Commission
U. S. 1 Forest Service
Court House
Pittman-Robertson
J. W. Severy
Augusta Rocks
Yingram
Henry
Smith
Troy
Pullman
Gillan
Cowboy Navy Cook: Montana Cowhand Joins Sea Service
Jack Traxler, a 20 year old Montana cowboy from a ranch near Missoula, recently enlisted in the Navy and is profiled by Ernie Pyle in the San Diego Tribune. Pyle praises Traxler’s navy potential, cooking ability, and rugged horsemanship, noting his long-time aim to fund a farming venture in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Traxler
San Diego Tribune
Donald P. Grumley
Helena
el Cajon
Cali
Ernie Pyle
Lam
Jack
Navy
Mr. Traxler
Mr. Pyle
Montana
Sau
Diego
Missouri River
Nlanto
Moan|ama
Power Plant Testimony in Federal Action
H H Cochrane chief engineer for Montana Power testified in federal court that Missouri river plants operate at usual efficiency given water availability. He said each plant maintained high efficiency since construction and remains as efficient now, with some improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Cochrane
Montana Power Company
Missouri River
Hig
Broadwater Missouri Water Users’ Association
Cochrane
Elk Transplant and Fishing Rules Highlight Montana Board
The Montana Game Commission announced a plan with the Rocky Mountain Sportsmen's Association and the forest service to transplant seven elk from Yellowstone to the Madison County area. Changes in fishing regulations affect Lake Sutherland, Lake Martinsdale, Willow Creek, and sockeye limits, with closures in Meagher and Lewis and Clark counties. The board also dismissed former deputy Carl Benson for conduct unbecoming a official and reported a truce with Flathead Indians over Cree hunting licenses. A power line extension to the Ubbby hatchery was authorized with Mountain States Power Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Lodge
Benson
Meagher
Lake Sutherland
Harris
Uoder
Seatson
Lake Martinsdale
Meaghers
Madison County
Willow Creek
Lewis and Clark County
Middle Fork
Dearborn
Clark Fork
Coumbia
Sanders County
Ackley Lake
Hohson
Imeuthers
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
jPains
Mountain States Power Company
Ubby Hatchery
Broadwater diversion water project discussed in Helena
The article notes Montana Water Conservation board and the power company disputing diversion rights on the Missouri River for the Broadwater project. It cites prior rights dating up to 50 years, a diver flowing around 8,000 to 42,000 acre feet sold, and a hearing led by Howard Toole of Missoula resuming at 10 o'clock. Helena residents also hear Pro-America speakers on constitutional topics at the Helena YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri River
Moantana Water Conservation Board
Federal Tours
Lee
Broad Water-Alisenyri Water Users ® Association
State Water Congervation Board
Washington
Donohue
State Water Conservation
Helena
Board
Horne
H.oo
G. B. Witter
Denver
Timbazar
Howard Toole
Missoula
State completes $500000 tax lien bond purchase
J. W. Winer, state land commissioner, announced the state bought $500,000 in U S tax lien bonds maturing in 1956 at 2 percent through the First National Bank of Helena. Authorization for the purchase was given by the state land board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Winer
U. S
First National Bank of
Tielena
State Land Board
Water Board Meet Ends Briefly in Routine Session
State water conservation board convened here for a brief session with only routine business on the agenda. Officials reported no major items or public actions, and adjournment followed shortly after the meeting opened.
County farms urged to start weed control now
County Agent W. O. Zirnstein warned of a severe weed invasion across county farms. He cited White Thumb thistles, leafy spurge, Russian knapweed, bad weed and perennial sow thistle, urging immediate cultivation and regular intervals to keep soil free of vegetation. County equipment is available for fall use on small patches for early applicants. An agricultural conservation survey last year counted 670 acres of weeds in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Zirnstein
Mer. Zirnstein
West
Eproyers
Zirnstein
Agricultural Conservation Office
Milk Board to Meet Thursday in Montana
Montana milk ventrel board schedules Thursday session to review a heavy agenda. State veterinarian Dr. W. Z. Butler and two board members said the meeting will consider a petition to establish a risk control area in the West Yellowstone district and included consultations with deputy state veterinarian Dr. H. B. Wergus of Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
W. Z. Butler
Butler
West Yelnwstons
H. B. Wergus
Fairfield
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Signares
Ruben J. McCreary
Ravalli
Minnis Finneman
Malta
Max
Min
Billings
Boreman
Broadus
Bute O
Cat Bank
Glasgow
Glendive
Havre
Fave Kalispell
Lewistown
Cat
Livingston
Ara
Miles City
Ernest Parker
Logan
Order of Rainbow
Grand Assembly
Bozeman
L. Willams
8Th and
Warren
Ruth Heiser
W. C. Clinton
Margaret
Baskervillé
John Black
Aity
W. ©. Bardon
Morris E. Sanford
Holling
Paul Knaup
B. Bixth
North Warren
Marcelo
Geary
6Th Ave
Cincinnati
Florida
Wisconsin
Iowa
Forest Hills
Kiute
Heity Parker
Iestines
Lewis and Clark County Commission
Walrath Street
Great Northern Railway Company
Augusta
Ben Reeves
Music Neads
Adv
Sunshine Home Demonstration Club
College Place
Dassie Ludtke
Anne Anderson
Flore Caftaan
Letve
Army
Harold Paulsen
Howard Sarbu
Nicholas Hilger
Herbert Goecks
John Kejglay
U_ § army
J. W. Henry Yester
Hertzberg Bindery, Inc
Des Moines
Towa
Ray Beaudry
Ted Melugin
United States Navy
Daughters of Isabella
Moose Hall
Pete
Sam
Sixth Ave
Helena, Montane
Jax
Iman
Dr. Severy
Tallane
Wa Ausennas
St. Louis
Fort Bentor
Winchester Dinkerson
California
Arizona
Kenwood
Clitford
Helena High School
United States
Pro-America
W.C.A
Peterson
Paris Cleaners
Kerr & Kerr
Broadway
Helena Business College
Middle West
Park and
Gilbert
Standard Oil
Dist
Milk Board
Charles - m
Brady
N. Jackson St
Atlantic
Congress
America
AL Baleg
Flater Holt
Blair
Great Northern
Chicago
Aiurenie Ee
Liberman
Paul Jones
Krankort Distillenes, Inc
Louissille & Baltimore
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