Mrs. Alvira Hart Dies Here After Illness
Mrs. Alvira Hart longtime county resident died yesterday at St. Peter's hospital after an operation. Born February 20 1854 in Bellaire WV she came to the state in 1873 with Jacob Hart. Survived by five sons and a sister funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Alvira Hart
St. Peter's Hospital
Canyon Ferry
Helena
California
J. C. Hart
Rochester
New York
Nellie Lingafeller
Yale
J.C. Hart
Opp
Conrad
Regiment Band to Visit Rotary at Camp Erickson
The Regimental Band 10 will entertain Rotary guests at Camp Erickson with music starting 11:30 in the Placer lobby and during luncheon. Chaplain H G Klemme of the 163rd Infantry, a Bozeman Rotary member, will speak on an unspecified topic. The program committee, Dave Hilger and Charles Bray, will present the event.
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Rotary Club
Camp Erickson
E. F. Williams
Placer
H. G. Klemme
163Rd Infantry
Rotary Club of
Bozeman
Labout
Klemmr
Hirlena Rotary
Dave Hilger
Charles Bray
Betty Waters Tops Intermountain College Honor Roll
Betty Waters of Helena again heads the Intermountain honor roll with no grade below A and two grades of special recognition. She also edited the Capital City Collegian and sang in the Glee Club. Teammates Gail Turk and Meta Voight also posted all A averages.
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Betty Waters
Helena
Intermountain
Capital City Collegian
Sant
Glee Club
Gail Turk
Meta Voight
Manhattan
Laverna Hutt
Yvansien
Wyoming
Gladys Turk
Velena
Theron Strange
Kevin
Tielen Kranick
Shirley Babeasat
Helen Cavitt
Galata
San Francisco Court Sends Herter Case to New Trial
Karl Herter of Jelena has his liquor case sent back to trial after the federal circuit court reversed the lower court ruling. Prohibition agents entered his home without a warrant on October 5 last year finding liquor and a still. Herter argued the entry violated the fourteenth amendment. he had been convicted and fined before the appeal.
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Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Karl Herter
Jelena
George M. Bourquin
Herter
Loble and
Adair
Federal
Hugh Adair
Harry McDonough
Prohibition Department
Benton Avenue
United States
Brass
Julius Brass
City Accepts Land For Alley From Schroeder and Others
The Helena city council approved for the first time a resolution to accept land for an alley deeded by Louis Schroeder and other property owners, to be maintained by the city. The alley runs from Rodney to Davis between Broadway and Spencer.
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Louis Schroeder
Rodney
Davis
Broadway
Spencer
Helena Gas and Electric Company
Edwards Street
Federal Reserve Bank
J. A. Wine
J. T. Barker
Treasury
Mrs Lois Finnegan Secures Divorce From Dan Finnegan
Mrs Lois Finnegan obtained a district court divorce from Dan Finnegan. Judge Poorman signed the decree. attorney R R Purcell represented Mrs Finnegan. The complaint cited failure to support due to idleness and dissipation. The couple married at Great Falls November 1 1926. no children.
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Lois Finnegan
Dan Finnegan
Poorman
R. R. Purcell
Finnegan
Acton
Great Falls
Highway Board Secures Norwegian Right of Way Agreement
Montana supreme court ruling forces state to obtain own right of ways for state roads. Scober East route project 251 A reached a land deal with Norwegian owner Sievert Sletta now in Verma Norway. Papers signed by Sletta and a notary seal set compensation at $119.25 for 159 rods and $600 for 30 acres plus extra costs totaling $156.70.
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Montana Supreme Court
State Highway Commission
Scober-East Road
Norway
Sievert Sletta
Verma
Rowrsedalen
Noreway
State High Court Hears Challenge to June 7 Filing Date
The Montana Supreme Court heard arguments on whether filings for state and district offices on June 7 are valid. The decision affects five Democratic and three Republican primary candidates for the July 17 nominating ballot. The court took the case under advisement.
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Supreme Court
Albert H. Angstman
Secretary of
John W. Mountjoy
WT. Figott
M. H. Bevans
Cascade County
Digott
Angstman
Courts of Appeal
Secretary of State
Card of Thanks for condolences and tributes
We express gratitude to friends for the heartfelt tributes and sympathy shown during our sorrow after the passing of our beloved wife and daughter. Joy Mre, James M. Cady, JAMES M. CODY, MEL, MARGARET Cony, MIG ELLAN KILBRIDE.
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Joy Mre
James M. Cady
James M. Cody
Mel
Margaret Cony
Mig Ellan Kilbride
Mechanical Foremen Needed at U S Prisons
The United States penitentiaries at Atlanta Georgia Leavenworth Kansas Chillicothe Ohio and McNeil Island Washington seek foremen to serve as instructors in several trades. Applications to the civil service commission are due by July with entrance salary BLSHQ per year and varied positions filled through promotion.
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United States Civil Service Commission
United States Penitentiaries
Atlanta
Leavenworth
Kans
Chillicothe
Ohio
McNeil Island
Wash
Civil Service
Tigher Sale
Government seeks civil service men for several posts
The government announced open competitive exams for positions including Associate Librarian at United States Observatory in Washington DC, Landscape Architect at the National Capital Park and Planning Commission, Senior Physicist at Signal Corps Laboratory in Monmouth NJ, Associate Hide Specialist and Assistant Hide Spreader at the Bureau of Chemistry and Soils, Agriculture Department for duty in Washington DC or in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
United States UN Observatory
Washington, D C
Rom Aar
Office of
The
National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Washington, D.C
Signal Corps Laboratory
Monmouth
N. J
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Ridyard to Issue $35,000 School Building Bonds
The Ridyard in Hillcoun plans bonds of 35000 dollars for new school buildings. Commissioner J M Brandyard of state lands was notified. A fire last spring destroyed the previous school. Bonds dated June 13 run for twenty years. Dorothy Haerg teaches in Rudyard schools.
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Ridyard
Hillcoun
J. M. Brandyard
State Lands and
Dorothy Haerg
Rudyard
Montana Public Service Licensees Grow as Dealers Rise
The gasoline license division reports since January 1 this year it issued 1 661 licenses to gasoline dealers in Montana generating 2 400 in fees from dealers an average of about 445 per dealer. Carl E Spencer of Livingston, recently re elected president of the Montana State Association for the Deaf, underwent an appendectomy after the Missoula convention and is recovering.
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Montana Public Service Commission
Heerses
Livingston
Carl E. Spencer
Montana State Association For the Deaf
Missoula
Curtis Loyal Kaw descendant seeks vice presidency in headline clash
Charlie Curtis an eighth Kaw and lifelong Republican rises to defy Democrats in a bid for national power. The Topeka lawyer and former Shawnee County prosecutor is portrayed as a tribal chief within the GOP and a capable Senate leader if elected president.
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Kansas
Fap
Charlie Curtis
White Prime
Morris County
Kaneas
Topeka
Tle
Curtis
Republican Party
Shawnee County
Tre
White
Senate
Pat Garney Pioneer and Fair Figure Dies in Montana
Noted Montanan Pat Carney longtime exhibitor judge and booster of state fairs dies aged about 74 in Helena. Born March 11 1851 in Ireland he came to the U S with parents in 1840s and settled in Montana after early years in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. Survived by a daughter and three sons including J W Carney assistant state game warden. funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Carney
Montana
Massachusetts
Penmsylvania
Waterloo
The
Masons
Knights of the Maccabres
Odd Fellows
United Workmen
Workmen
State, Orphans
Twin Bridges
J. W. Carney
Personalities in town guests and visitors list
A string of visitors and residents in Helena are noted: J. D. Dalley from Great Falls, Martin Engishart from Drummond, E. R. Weir a Great Falls visitor, Alex Cooper from Townsend at the Harvey, Louis Pratt of Great Falls, Joseph Cochrane from Nelson, Dr. W. T. Taitin a dentist from Denton, Harlon Scott from Miss City, Robert L. Fisk of Lincoln at the Placer, W. 4. Sullivan a Chinook hotel proprietor, Tl. D Morse and F. Battson from Butte at the Placer, Mrs. J. O’Connell leaving for Seattle, Fred Stevens from Butte visiting Helena, Mrs. J. R. Kingdon a Great Northern passenger to Ogden, F. I. Beattin traveling on the Great Northern to Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Powers of Missoula guests here, J. A. Dunning and C. L. Tingurst from Kalispell registered at the star, Sam Teagarden of Denton a Democratic senator candidate, Ink. Snyker and Mrs. F. S. Martin of 316 Blakes Street arrive to spend the next three months with their parents, Andgo Co. of Miles City posted through Helena en route to Milow City, and Rat Francisco figure appearing before a federal court of appeals.
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J. D. Dalley
Great Falls
Martin Engishart
Drummond
E.R. Weir
Alex Cooper
Townsend
Harvey
Louis Pratt
Joseph Cochrane
Nelson
Wt.te Tallin
Denton
Harlon Scott
Mies City
Placer
Robert L. Fisk
Lincoln
Buest
Sullivan
Chinook
Tl. D Morse
F. Battson
Butte
Mra. J
O'Connell
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Fred Stevens
Helena
J. R. Kingdon
Great Northern
Ogden
F. I. Beattin
Chicago
Powers
Missoula
J. A. Dunning
L. Tingurst
Kallepell
Starges
Sam ‘Teagarden
Candi
United States
Ucket
Ink
Ink. ‘Arrall Snyker
Marstin
A. J. Snyker
Miles
Hela
Milow
Rat
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