Weather and local notices from Helena 1928
The Helena, Montana region reports warmer fair conditions with a general trend toward fair weather in the south and unsettled skies in the north. Temperatures rose by 10 to 15 degrees across much of the western interior yesterday, with some cooling east of the plains. City notes include marriage licenses, a divorce filing, a drive new for parking, and local business ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelenn
Min
Varre
Kalispell
Milea City
Boise
Calgary
Rockies
Interior
Plainy
Personal notices from Butte to Townsend and Helena
A jumble of arrivals and departures across Montana. Names include Hay Durz Butte John Garlo Augusta Kitska Anaconda A Dietrick Hatal lon Taymund Butte Paris Brocktonia William Apaconda Sharp Denver Mrs Whitney Forsyth Helena Mrs Early Murguy Poorla and others. Notables: S Manniser highway engineer at the state house and Cooney of San Francisco at the Placer. Globe Clothing Jewelry moves to 314 North Main between Helens Hardware and Sherman Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay Durz
Butte
Fe John Garlo
Augusta
Sor Atk
Kitska
Anaconda
Whitney
Forsyth
Helena
Murguy
Poorla
Mary G Zimmermed
Edwine Thompson
Glsbe Clothing and Jewelry Company
North Main Street
Helens Hardware Company
Sherman Music Store
Guardian of Camp Fire Gets Honors for Work
Miss Helen Piper, a Camp Fire guardian, received a five year guardian service honor from the National Honor Committee in New York. Presented locally by Miss Marian Fitzpatrick at a Deaconess school musical, Piper is noted as Elena’s first to win the award and has led Camp Fire groups at the Deaconess school for seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Piper
Marian Fitzpatrick
Deaconess
New York
Miss Piper
Elena
Isabelle Arata
National Honor Committee
Odd Fellows Aid Wibaux Flood Victims Reach Montana Leader
Grand Master B. R. Streets of the Odd Fellows In Montana helped flood victims in Wibaux. He reported many members suffered losses and sent $10 from limited charitable funds while planning further aid through the Grand Lodge. Streets described the difficult trip and the impact of fraternal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Streets
The
Odd Fellows
Montana
Glendive
Wibaux
Mr. Streets
Helena
Odd Fellows Hal
Wihax
Streste
Grand Lodge
Grand Master Streets
Terry
Barney appointed to Soldiers' Home board
Gov EB Erickson named William V. Beers of Billings to the city board of mark commissioners for a term ending May 1, 1931. Julius Barney of Billings was appointed a member of the State Soldiers' Home board for a term to April 18, 1933, alongside Dr W B Little, Simon Hauswirth, and James Goas. The note mentions Great Britain building societies with receipts over $600,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Selvidge
EB. Erickson
William V. Beers
Billings
Mark
Julius Barney
State Soldiers’ Home
W. &. Little
Kallapell
Simon Hauswirth
Butte
James BR. Goas
Neighbors of Woodcraft Elect Delegate in Helena Drill Day
In a closed session the Neighbors of Woodcraft district convention in Helena will elect the grand delegate this afternoon to attend the national meeting in Portland Oregon in July. Delegates from 15 circles, 112 attending, saw juvenile girl drill teams from Helene East Helena and depot districts perform. The day features drills by the Great Falls team and a full program including a play by Helena Circle No 11 and an officers installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcraft
Helena
Portland
Oregon
Jeventie
Helene
East Helena
Depot District
Great Falls
Lodge
IT. O. O. PF
Helena Circle No. 11
J. R. Wine
Fourth of July Pageant Seeks Local Drill Teams
Helena plans a big Fourth of July pageant with drag drills and floats. Car owners are asked to advertise Helenta’s celebration by placing a card in their rear windows, and merchants have signaled entry. A fraternal organization plans a drill team and another will compete at the fair grounds if arranged.
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Helenta
Helena
Fairy Grounds
Postoffice World War Veterans Eligible for Government Insurance
Postmaster Kihby Hoon received a message from Wat son B. Murlen chair of the American Legion national rehabilitation committee, countersigned by Walter P. Brown postmaster general, stating veterans of World War I or the postal service remain eligible for moderate rate insurance. Plans include dividends and no admin costs, with no extra charges for total disability and no beneficiary restrictions. Details available at regional Veterans' bureau offices and American Legion posts. veterans’ physicians will conduct medical exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kihby Hoon
Watson B. Murlen
National Rehabiliation Committee of American Legion
Walter P. Brown
Postal Service
Veterans’ Bureau
Physicians of Veterans’ Humays
Dairy Inspector Drives Ambulance After Accident
B P Trail ill dairy inspector for Montana reports aiding accident victims near Gold Creek on a Helena bound trip. Mrs W C Gallagher of Butte is in serious condition with a fractured leg after a crash, three children injured slightly. Trail ill notes rains boost pasture growth and milk output. Bitter Root Valley plants produce casein. New York official argues seven city blunders matter more than seven wonders to merchants.
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B. PF. Trailiil
Montana
Helena
Trailkill
Gold Creek
W. C. Gallagher
Butte
Gallagher
Trait- Kill
Rasa Atic
Bitter Root
New York
Joseph V. McKee
Board of Aldermen
Merchants’ Association
County Agent Ward Seeds Acreage For County Growers
County agent Ralph Ward of Lewis and Clark county filed applications for registered and approved seed to plant about 300 acres. Seed grown on clean land will be inspected by the Montana Seed Growers Association with purity and permutation tests at Montana State College. Names of applicants include Sam Croadwin Charles Sanders George Christie E W Smith Nelson Strandberg Greenfield and Humphrey. Approved seed aims to provide Montana growers with pure, well adapted varieties for commercial use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ward
Lewis and Clark County
State Nursery and Seed Company
Marquis
Victory
Cares
George Christiciana
Charles Wells
Montana Seed Growers’ Association
Wari
Steel Laboratory
Mowlany State College
Sam Croadwin
Charles Sanders
George Christie
E.W. Smith
Nelson Strandberg
Greenfield
Humphrey
Ward
Rank Gumprecht
Cwdge Middlemas
Ralph Miracle
Sim Goodwin
J. Deal
Montana
Motor truck replaces last of Helena milk wagons
Dobbin is retired as Helena ends horse drawn milk deliveries. A motor truck, operated by John A. Woods of 1619 Butte Avenue, entered service to take over the dairy route. Woods has operated in the dairy business since 1912.
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Helena
Dobbin
John A. Wools
Butte Avenue
Mr. Woods
Miss Morgan Inspects Summer Schools Across counties
Miss Jessie Morgan, county superintendent of schools, visits Lewik and Clark counties during the summer term. In two days she has inspected Sisarne and South Fork schools and will continue through the week to review Birdseye Mitchell Beartooth and remaining districts now in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Morgan
Lewik
Clark County
Morgan
Sisarne
South Fork
Birdseye
Mitchell
Beartooth
Weather radio reports planned for transcontinental air routes
H M Righeman of Salt Lake City met in Helena as officials discussed a new weather reporting service for aviators. The plan aims to broadcast three hourly weather reports to mail planes along the New York City to San Francisco line, with Salt Lake City, Omaha, and Cleveland as regional centers. About 60 stations nationwide will feed data to en route aircraft, with forecasts and hourly updates to reduce weather risks for pilots and improve schedule adherence. The program, still experimental, could extend to the National Parks airways via Helena.
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H. M. Righeman
Salt Lake City
Helena
United States
New York City
San Francisco
Staty
Salt Lake Ty
Omaha
Cleveland
Weather Bureau
Ring of Fight
Afr
Hightmat
National Parks Airways
Hightman
Sheridan
AT Brand
Street Car Fare Hike Sought By Great Falls Line
Montana Tower company of Great Falls filed with the Montana Public Service Commission seeking a fare increase for its street railway. The request asks to raise fare from five to 10 cents, offer tokens at 3 for 25 cents, and charge school children five cents per ride. The 1927 operation showed a loss of 574 dollars and 1928 a loss of 25,921 dollars.
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Montana Tower Company of
Great Falls
Montana Public Service Commission
Aimhardining
Ita Sirect
St. Ateport
Cooking Expert Demonstration At Helena Electric
Miss Grace G Bull a Westinghouse demonstrator opens a cooking school this afternoon at 2 50 in the Helena Gas and Electric model kitchen The public is invited to attend as she shows dairy based tea time dishes and luncheon trifles assisted by Mrs Irene Batch and Miss Aston Pansen The program continues tomorrow and Wednesday with further demonstrations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace G. Bull
Westinghouse Electric Company
Helena Gas and Efec
Miss Hull
Miss Bull
Irene Batch
Aston Pansen
Land Department Buys School Building Bonds
The state board of land commissioners bought the third installment of bonds for Cascade county school district No 1 totaling 230000. This payment advances the million dollar bond issue for a Great Falls high school building. The bonds, payable over 20 years, are part of Great Falls issuance now totaling 750000.
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State Board of Land Commissioners
Cascade County
I. M. Brandford
Great Falls
Brandford
Algeria Welcomes Visiting Shriners on Route 10 Homes
A Bridgeport Connecticut Shrine delegation of 145 Plymouth Shrine members and wives arrived yesterday at 10 AM aboard Shrine special trains from Los Angeles for a Gates of the Mountains visit. Commander Nick Ilger led the party and luncheon was hosted by Buddy Gallivan at the Lewis and Clark camping site. They returned to Merbyethey canyon for dinner at the Placer hotel before departing over the Northern Pacific at 11 PM cast. Several visitors renewed ties with Trerena Nobles, including those returning from the national ceremonial. The Bridgeport delegation headed east, while Los Angeles returnees included Mr and Mrs Singh HM Adair and others. local legal practitioner Any McVonnell and former Sanden and Ferguson member Mr Ferguson were noted among residents profiled.
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Algeria
Plymouth
Bridgeport
Conn
Los Angeles
Nick Ilger
Mver
Merbyethey Canyon
Hrddy Gallivan
Singh HM
Adair
Ang Mra
Wiliam Lorey
Glyda Burgan
Cayl Nyman
Melona Shriners
California
Injured Daughter Calls Dr Bolt Home From Montana
Dr Richard Bolt head of the Child Hygiene department at the University of California was summoned home to Berkeley after injuries to his daughter in Montana. He had been in the state six weeks lecturing to medical societies and civic groups and inspecting conditions on Montana Indian reservations. He arrived in Berkeley May 6 and may retire this year.
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Richard Bolt
University of California
Montana
Berkeley
Yellowstone Park
Pocatello
California
Hail Insurance Board Reports Rising Applications Statewide
State Board of Hail Insurance chair E K Bowman reports more applications filed this year than last season up to the same point, with August expected if conditions stay favorable. Bowmen notes grain stands are stronger in northern areas, Russian thirties are being smothered, and flax planting expands near Opeln Nien Brockway Circle Oxford Md. A separate note recalls Johnny Elliott, 18, and his father James Elliott of Vienna Md, after a sailboat accident left the father dead.
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E.K. Bowman
State Board of Hail Insurance
Northery
Bowmat
Ope! Nien
Brockway
Circle
Oxford
Updard
Johny Elliott
James 7
Elliott
Vienna
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Marcelling
Mensvar
Robusy Apts
Lubalog
Kings
Toys and Wheel Goods Kings Store
Groth
N. Wareren
Powder Puff
Weltey'c
Barr Shop
Phons
wWitleit
Deatlet Dalys
Nenk
Marcalting
Evelyn Linton
South
Davis
Relena
Helean Rug Co
Halecut
Marcel
Tse
Strain'n Beauty Parlor
Henry Evans
Controelor
Owen, Denitet
Pitvburst
Dr. Evans
Narney Improver
Anita Tarney
St. Peter's Hospital
Jett O'Connell
D. D. O'Gonnall
Apokane
O'Connell
Charles Patrick Wilson
Irene McCarthy
Holenk
Joseph Dunn
Loretta
George W. Padbury
Loblo
Eg Cudding
Mabia Cuddiny
Gudathysa
Kanxan
Mere—Joe Ford
Welena
Missoula
Br. Ford
Mr. Ord
Grant Weaver
Montans
Nstration
Prosser
Gretarmab
Selena
Elie? Hero
Mies Jeap Proseer
Chisaxe
Templeton
Lemened
B. A. Goodman
Helena National Forest
McClellan Range
Alpma
Carl Alvertson
Elena Pustuttion
National Parka Airway
Planos
Helena Joettee
Detroit
Lyman Sperry
Fort Harrison Hospital
Sperry
Ontario
Challoner
E. E. Nelson
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Lynn R. Challoner
Retore
Une
Beattle
Schedle
North Coast Limited
Red Lodge Largo
Bree
Lbr
Eee
A. A. Deitrick
Hataillon
B. Taymund
Paris Et Absoula A
Itarper
Brocktonia
Thy Darver
Williemy
Mr. Sala
Denver
Joe Zouhock
Pacific East
Guardian OF
ODD Fellows OF
Barney
Soldiers’ Home Board
Great Britain
163Rd
Meeeeee
Mioriring
Cecil Zimmerman
Grand Cirete
Mirage
Eddy Rose Room
East Uerenatics
H. Sol Hepner
Mabel Richardson
Guardian
Mary
Nora RE. Tallman
Nora Gable
Lewistown
Luna Delaney
Havre
Emma Danzer
Wood Craft Home Council
Miss Morgan
Rome
the Tribuna
Italy
Hood River
Campbell's
Baker's Chocolate
Baker's
Seis Bob
Hennessy Bros
Ueitaih
Rees
Starz Pharmacy
Hail Insurance Board HK
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