Montana City Weather And Local Notes From June
Fair weather expected Friday and Saturday with cooler temperatures Friday night. The 24 hour temperatures end at 6 p m June 1 show highs near 78 and lows around the upper 40s to mid 50s at several stations. Nearby cities report varied highs and lows with Edmonton 44 and Calgary 43 on the day. A senator’s visit to Milwaukee and Madison is noted along with local social and business notices including a Yodel chapter meeting, a home ice cream ad, and a fire department report.
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Boston
Calgary
Edmonton
Havre
Miles City
Milwaukee
Two Rivers
Madi
Wisconsin
Senga Fator Walsh
Mr. Hamilton
Senator Walsh
New York
Paul Milne
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Seattle
Eboridan
Marcelling
N. Park
Skeltom’s
Senator Walsh Entertained at All Stops on Way East
Senator T. J. Walsh was greatly pleased by dinners and entertainments on his eastward journey. He wrote a friend from Helena about arranged affairs and pleasing incidents at each stop. In Red Lodge he discussed federal road funding for Cooke City and Red Lodge country, attending a banquet with over 300 guests. Billings hosted a lunch the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Walsh
Helena
National Capital
Red Lodge
Cooke City
Billings
Deaconess Graduates Receive Diplomas At Commencement
Graduates from the Deaconess school received diplomas at the annual commencement in the school assembly hall. President E. K. Klemme of Intermountain Union College gave the address urging graduates to seize future opportunities. The list of graduates included Benton Mason Garlow Bernice Kyle Donald Lorenzo Maguire Norman H Parks and Elizabeth Williams. Cornelius Hedges presided and performances included a canoe song and a pageant The Flag in Birdland. Rev W B Spaulding delivered the invocation. A large audience attended. James Monroe in 1820 nearly unanimous election noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Klemme
Intermountain Union College
Benton Mason Garlow
Bernice Kyle
Donald Lorenzo Maguire
Norman H. Parks
Elizabeth Williams
Cornelius Hedges
Birdland
W. B. Spaulding
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Senator Walsh honored by Centennial ball attendees
Senator Walsh met six surviving members of the Centennial ball team at a dinner. One member lived near the Montana line in North Dakota, others resided in Wisconsin. Rev. John Faiville taught him in Two Rivers schools. Large crowds greeted him in Two Rivers Madison and Milwaukee. He planned to sail for Europe with relatives if the Wheeler case delayed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Lves
North Dakota
Montana
Wisconsin
John Faiville
Two Rivers
Rotary Club
Tive Rivers
Madison
Milwaukee
Wheeler
Europe
Jones
New Mexico
Elizabeth Walsh
Senator Walsh
John
Boy Oes of Burks Funeral Here Today
Herbert Lee Demons five years old son of Mr and Mrs H L Demons of Canyon Ferry dies after accidental burns from contact with an electric wire at Canyon Ferry He dies yesterday afternoon at a local hospital Funeral held at 10 30 a m at Herrmann and Company chapel Rev L W Snell to officiate Burial in Butte after leaving here on the Great Northern at 11 35 a m The family will take the body to Butte for burial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Lee
H. L. Demons
Canyon Ferry
Herrmann and Company
L. W. Snell
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Meeting of Fish and Game Commission Held Today
The fish and game commission convened at the commission's offices at the capitol for routine business. Commissioners J. L. Kelly of Anaconda and T. N. Marlowe of Missoula arrived yesterday to attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game Commission
Commission
Capitol
J. L. Kelly
Anaconda
T. N. Marlowe
Missoula
Increase Predicted in Sugar Beet Production
Associated Press reports a 23 percent rise in sugar beet output for the Hally Sugar area, with about 180 million pounds expected this year. A. E. Carlton notes favorable moisture in the Arkansas Valley and western Colorado, predicting gains at Idaho Wyoming and Montana plants and progress on a Sydney Montana plant on the Yellowstone project. The reservoir will enable cultivation of 25 000 more acres near Price Utah.
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Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Colo
Hally Sugar Company
A. E. Carlton
Arkansas Valley
Colorado
Carlton
Idaho
Wyoming
Maanitana
Sydney. Mont
Yellowstone
Price
Utah
Washington group reports whisky imports from Canada
Washington-Association Against the Prohibition Amendment announced figures showing 415,282 gallons of whisky shipped into the United States from Canada in the year ended March 31, plus 2,970.72 gallons of beer and ale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington—Association Against the
United States
Canada
Meeting on Legion Endowment Fund Plans Tonight
A Commercial Club gathering will organize a county committee led by Sam D. Goza to supervise the American Legion nationwide drive for a five million dollar endowment. State Adjutant Jones says twelve states have already subscribed. He cites support from Montana and emphasizes aid for disabled veterans and orphans as the fund’s core aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Sam D. Goza
American Légion
Jones
Montana
America
Polite Huntington Traffic Cop Elected City Commissioner
Homer Yeigh, ten years on duty at Huntington West Virginia’s busiest corner, known for courtesy, won election to city commissioner by a record-breaking majority as citizens backed a political shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Yeigh
Huntington
W. Va
Coal association convention urges mergers for economy
Chicago June 18 The National Coal Association convention heard Robert K Cassatt of Philadelphia argue mergers reduce overhead and selling costs and streamline purchasing while fixing destructive competition. Berlin Seymour P Gilbert praised the Dawes plan for achieving notable progress in eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Robert K. Cassatt
Philadelphia
National Coal Association
Cassatt
Berlin
Seymour P. Gilbert
Billings Polytechnic Under Merged Control by Two Denominations
Billings Polytechnic in Montana will be governed jointly by Baptist and Congregationalist churches. The merger follows a pattern set with Montana Wesleyan College and Intermountain Union College. The college, valued at about 340000 in real estate, will operate as an accredited academy and junior college with plans for four-year programs and expanded financing. Dr. Curry announced approval from national education boards. A Rockefeller representative may visit Billings to discuss curricula and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Christian College
Billings Polytechnic
The
Baptists
Congregation Allsts
E. FR. Curry
Helena
Montana Baptist Convention
Presbyterians
Methodists
Montana Wesleyan College
Intermountain Enion College
Hillinge Polytechnic College
Montana Congregational Churches
Billings
Montana Congregationalists
Pr. Curry
National Education Boards
Congregational and
Northern Baptist Churches
General Board of Education
Rockefeller
Qurry
Personal notices from Helena visitors and locals
A string of residents and visitors are listed with travels and stays. Bil lings native A iin is in the city. Portland trip noted. Butte and Columbus affiliates appear, with Gladys Trippett Totensend and F Gardner Great Falls at Placer hotel. Miss Josephine Holte to Berkeley, Mrs Kehler to Chicago, Craven from Butte, Marta Booker returning from Missoula, and Fred M Rose Packs McFarland headed to St. Paul for a national Klwanis meeting in late June.
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Fred M. Rose
Packs McFarland
Helena
St. Paul
Chicago Market Potatoes and Dairy Prices
Chicago market report dated June 18 notes potato receipts at 23 old 20 cars, total shipments 751 new stock trading slow, market steady. Wisconsin Michigan round whites at 110 and 1.30 with quality and condition. butter receipts 9,927 tubs, creamery extras 41? to 4%c, standards 42c, extra firsts 40, firsts 38 to 40½, seconds 37 to 37½. Eggs higher, receipts 12,784 cases, firsts 28% to 28¾, ordinary firsts Whe storage pack extras Sle, firsts 40% to 30%¢. Poultry alive unsettled with fowls 23 to 2c, broilers 26 to 39c, roosters 14 or, turkeys sac, ducks 20 to ape, geese 2c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. & Shipmenta
Wisconsin-Michigan
Fraud Alleged In Cannon Deed To Guerin In Helena Estate
Undue influence and fraud are alleged in the 1918 deed by Catherine B. Cannon to Charles F. Guerin transferring Pilgrim quartz mine interests and Helena real estate. J. D. Conrad, administrator, seeks to nullify the deed to recover estate assets. notes to Thomas M. Rees totaling $7,161.27 funded the loans, with Rees filing a claim for payment.
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Catherine B. Cannon
Helena
Washington, D. C
Charles F. Guerin
Pilgrim
Jerusha
Comstock
J. D. Conrad
Canson
Guerin
Thomas M. Rees
Rees
HS. Hepner
A. Batlet
VFW Post Meeting At Fort Tonight
Lieut. Harold Joyce post Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a regular meeting at 6 30 this evening in the Red Cross building on the fort hospital grounds. The session was postponed last Tuesday due to the state encampment then in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Joyce Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Red Cross
Fort Hospital
In the Realm of Higher Things
Dr. Every R. Hayhurst, of Ohio State University, told National Tuberculosis Association delegates that about 9.05 million workers lose an average nine days of work per year due to tuberculosis. He cited industrial hiring exams, ill health investigations, and poor diet as factors slowing declines in TB.
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Minneapols
Associated Fressi
Every R. Hayhurst
Ohio State University
National Tuberculosis Association
Hayhurst
Ley
Rego Sauie
Breeds Sentenced to State Prison for Copper Wire Theft
Nelson Ford and Corbett Belgarde were sentenced by Judge W. H. Poorman to one to two years in the state penitentiary at Deer Lodge for grand larceny of copper wire stolen from a power line near Helena to the Yellowjacket south of Helena. Both pleaded guilty and were arrested several nights ago by the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Ford
Corbett Belgarde
W. H. Poorman
Deer Lodges
Helena
Yellowjacket
Tmelena
Ford
Belgarde
Briscoe's Condition Shows Improvement
Andrew Briscoe of Lewistown, a member of the Bozeman service company of the National Guard, was reported substantially improved yesterday. He remains at St. Peter's hospital after being injured days ago when jostled from a truck during supplies transport to a military encampment.
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Andrew Briscoe
Lewistown
Bozeman Service Company
National Guard
St. Peter's Hospital
Briscoe
Ellis State Meeting Postponed Indefinitely
The Ellis state meeting scheduled for early July at Belton has been indefinitely postponed. Roy Gibbons, secretary of the Selena lodge, reported the delay after receiving word from L. F. E. Chouquette, president of the state association in EHarte, with later dates to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Belton
Roy Gibbons
Selena Lodge
L. F E. Chouquette
Eharte
Overseas Veteran Nels Sorenson Dies at Fort Hospital
Nels Sorenson a World War I veteran who fought in major Western Front offensives died yesterday at Fort Hospital from service disabilities. He was 30, unmarried, and survived by his mother Lina Sorenson, with his body to be taken to Yankton, South Dakota for funeral and burial. He served with Battery 12th Field Artillery after enlisting August 25, 1916, including Mexican border service before France, and was discharged January 20, 1921 as a sergeant.
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Nels Sorenson
France
Fort Hospital
Lina Sorenson
Seenson
Yankton
S. 1
Sorenson
12Th Field Artillery
Masonic Funeral for J C Blacker Held Yesterday
Jacob C Blacker died last Tuesday evening in his 98th year at the Masonic home in Helena valley. The funeral was conducted yesterday afternoon in the Masonic temple by King Solomon Indge with Rev James F Mc Namee as preacher. Accompanied by relatives, the body was taken to Townsend then Rodersburg for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob C. Blacker
Masonic Temple
King Solomon Indge
James F. McNamee
Townsend
Rodersburg
Blacker
Helena Valley
Two Charged with Larceny of Ford Touring Car
Hansen alias Warren Paige and George Greenwood were brought from Great Falls and charged in district court with grand larceny of a Ford touring car belonging to Verne Moline of Clare Michigan. The men allegedly stole the car after promising $400 to the complainant’s son Raymond. They remain in county jail on bond default. Letters urging Bible burning reach Judge Raulston amid evolution law test case filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HA. Hansen
Warren Paige
George Greenwood
Great Falls
Verne Moline
Clare
Mich
George We Padbury, Jr
Kansen
Greenwood
Raymond
Arn Picnic Set For July Fourth At Gate Of Mountains
The annual farm bureau picnic will be July 4 at Gate of the Mountains with free cake and coffee as last year. Picnickers bring lunches. a sports program is planned. Peter Hilger chairs the arrangements with Otto Aggens Roy Shumate Bert Coty Will Barnes Joseph Hollenback John Tobin and Mrs Theodore Schule among organizers. The mothers camp under farm bureau auspices will be July 22 25 on Broadwater grounds. Rome Italy reaffirmed its favorable attitude toward a five pow ion of Europe.
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Farm Bureau
Mountains
Callec
Peter Hilger
Otto Aggens
Roy Shumate
Bert Coty
Will Barnes
Craig
Joseph Hollenback
Canyon Creek
John Tobin
Theodore Schule
E O. Gumprecht
Broadwater Grounds
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Plater
Ihe
Wallace's
Crago's
Fuller Avenue
Sait
John Harver
Northern Pacific
Genuipe Ford
Chevrolet
Bilan & Hawkes
Kelly-Springfield and
Firestone Birds
Bud's Tire Shop
N. Main
Johnson
Billings Avenue
Busgard
Harry H. Peck
Mormon Leclerc
Church of Latter Day Saints
Edison Hall
God
Klemme OF
Intermountain
James Monroe
New Hampshire
Washington
BURKS
Butte
Fish and Gan
Legion’s Fund
Coal Association Convention
Palm Beach
Mers
Trustees
H. D. Heddon
Billjings
Maurice Dietrich
John Dietrich
W. H. Smith
Billings Baptist Church
Dr. Powell
Raymond Walker
Billings Congregational Church
Judge Goss
Moss
FL A. Iin
Ll. Ieéve
Portland
Ore
Ee A Mre
Woodland Fg
PR. F. Baillie
Choteau
Placer Hotel
Gladys Trippett
Totensend
Be, Berg
Columbus
TH F. Gardner
Great Fails
V. McCannnell
Malta
Il Helena
Josephine Holte
Berkeley
Cal
J. Victor Kehler
G. WW. Craven
Atrive Aigmn
Cravenly
State School of Mines
Marta Booker
Chicago Market
IK Mag. Cannon
Chas. F. Guerin
W. Pot
Flapper
Rex
Royal Milling Co
M Ca
Ela
J. C. Blacker
Bing
HC Sa Phone 60 Bri
Young and Nagle Co
Winchester
Tenn
J. T. Raulston
Gate OF Mountains
Rome
Italy
Syr
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