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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
3
On Wednesday in Deer Lodge June 15 Miss Lillian Stone, a Montana State College graduate, was introduced as the new home demonstration agent at large. She takes charge of duties aimed at improving domestic skills across the community.
Assisted by Miss Frances Smith a foods and nutrition specialist from the State college a food preservation demonstration is arranged for Wednesday at 1 90 o clock in the home economics laboratory of the Powell county night show. The meeting starts Powell county summers schedule to run through late June July August with meetings in various localities to help residents. Miss Strong will study conditions in communities and offer assistance in fruit and vegetable tanning drying brining hot pack canning pressure canning and related phases. If demand exists she will aid in clothing construction remodeling and dry cleaning methods.
County supervisor Miss Cornelia Geary reports district No 17 Home Rule achieved 100 percent attendance and tardiness records for the year 1933 34. The district lists students James and Emma Martin May Perkins Eva Perkins June Perkins Dorothy Perkins. Other 100 percent attendees include Doris Holmes Donald Skillicorn Jack Hamilton Melvin Hamilton Bob Hamilton Margy Hamilton Jean Ellsworth Teresa Potts Donald Ellsworth Jean Jatts Frank Jacobsen Anton datobsen John Matthew Charles Kinu Mark Matthew Lucile Jacobsen Irene Kuester Sarah Matt w Gladene Kin Leona Kuester Isabel Miller Lois Matthew Robert Miller Doris Janney Edward Wordal Stanley Ford James Goble Kay Anderson Betty Dougherty Jimy Dixon Ray Ward Dorene Knight Charles Rogers George Rogers William Lingenfelter Gregory Sauber Nels Turhquist Dorothy Munson Clarence Bauer Harold Bandy. Rodeo at Avon reported as very favorable with a large crowd at Circle Star ranch under Brander sisters. Mrs Norman Rider of Spokane visiting Deer Lodge. formerly Miss Phyllis Middyng, former clerk in the clerk of court's office. Mrs J P Rice and others returned from Helena for the Ladies of the G A R state convention.
In Musselshell county a wage dispute under FERA halts work on new projects and threatens a worker walkout. Seven county projects sent to Helena for sanction were returned, as old CWA tasks continue under FERA but wait on pay scale resolution. A state representative has gone to Musselshell to clarify the controversy.
Police report says youths broke through the rear decor of the Watson drug store at 303 East Park Street last night stealing tobacco candy and razor blades. The store was damaged by fire Sunday night.
Dillon Beav erhead County begins active campaign as 36 candidates file for the July 17 primary. Eight county tickets show contests for state representative two per ticket. Republican sheriff field includes eight candidates versus four Democrats. Republicans seek treasurer three candidates and county attorney three filed. County administrator has three Republican contenders. Other offices clerk recorder assessor superintendent coroner surveyor face opposition. Dillon township justice of the peace has four candidates, with two to be elected.
Beverly Hills motion picture actress Miss Alice Calhoun and her father Joe Calhoun stayed ten days at the Totem Inn summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wikida on Wade Lake Wade Jake. An ardent angler she caught a five pound rainbow trout, one of the lake’s largest fish.
June 18 Dillon set to begin paving nearly a mile of streets. J McGuire of Butte holds sub contract for curbing already installed. Second sentence notes paving equipment unloaded in Dillon today.
In Dillon on June 15, Mrs. B. W. Emerick and Miss Glenna Monee tied for first in the Dillon Country club blind bogey golf tournament. Emerick posted a 61 and Monee a 65, with 65 as the blind bogey number, in the event contested by club women members.
Water rights in the Wise river valley are to be decided in a district court hearing opened in Dillon with Judge Lyman Bennett presiding. The cases involve John Geisser and others against J. W. Potts and associates, and W. F. P. Dodgson against Geisser and others, all consolidated for the session.
Police records show two separate car collisions. BR Winters reported a crash with a driver from Blankfoot Idaho on Harrison Avenue near the 2000 block. William Scan ton reported another collision at Park and Dakota streets.
Julius A. Hasley a prominent Anaconda resident, sportsman and farmer, died Saturday morning. Services were held at the family home and then at Mafonte temple with Acacia lodge officers in charge. The body was interred in Hut cemetery.
The funeral will be held at White Funeral Home Wednesday at 11 a.m. The body arrives in Butte at 9 50 a.m. and will lie in state at the chapel until services. Interment follows in the family plot at B'Nallurac Cemetery.
Kendrick Funeral Home on Chery Street Anaconda Montana appears in a brief obituary style notice with reference to location and street name. The fragment cites the business and place without detailed dates or names.
Como of St Marks Episcopal church delivered the funeral sermon. Members of the Masonic lodge of which Mr Hasley was past master attended in groups, with Anaconda lodge B P O Ellis and the Plumbers union present. Volunteer fire department members a body and Knights Templar guard of honor. Pallbearers listed. Hugo Grotius noted as a great Dutch scholar with a respected law practice at 17 and attorney general at 34.
The remains of Mrs. Mary Van Nulamt lie at 1718 Whiltemial Avenue. Funeral will be Wednesday morning at St. John the Baptist Church at 9:30, Requiem High Mass. Interment follows at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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