Helena Weather and City Notices Highlight June Reports
Weather data lists a 1051 high today and 68 low with 88 being a record high for the date. Helena’s 24 hour precipitation reached 0.08 inches with 0.12 inches month to date. Various local notices include a court action for drunkenness, police reports on a collision, a jewelry shop theft charge, an arrest for driving under the influence, and an estate inventory noting a $60,315 value.
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Melana
Jung
Todey
Liclenn
Jowest
Lictena
Oltee
Many Witnesses to Testify at Liquor Petition Hearing
An extended hearing is planned in Helena on June 22 before Judge George W. Padbury regarding Jack Higgles action to block certification of liquor petitions. Witnesses, including county clerks and state legislators, may be compelled to testify about forged signatures and other irregularities. The case targets certification actions by the secretary of state and governor with potential impact on a 1999 general election referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Higgles
Tha Jaut
Helena
George W. Padbury
Higgins
Secretary
Tin
Joe B. Metlen
Armstead
Heaverheld County
C. 1
Minette
Cut Bank
Glacier County
John Vs. Campbell
Missoula
W. E. Kerley
Deer Lodge
Powell County
Harry H Benjamin
Shelby
Toole County
Ed Devnett
Lewistown
Fergus County
Charion M. Otter
Baker
Fallon County
Faltermeyer
Wibaua
Wibaus County
R.A. More Iris
Terry
Prairie County
Earl J. Brannon
Havre, HI
W. L. Rabington
Mixzoula
Missoula County
Personal notices and travel among Brockton and region
Local items list residents and visitors traveling by rail and car. Filvabeth Hair of Brockton stops at the Harsey. Georgia Mae Mellen of Dillonly registered at the Placer. K. Rolph of Joplin assists Nellie Sims. Argene Oregon bound trip noted. Mr and Mrs M. W. Wilson return from California and move to 768 Dearborn Street. Robert Campbell returns home from University of Chicago Medical School. W. A. Brown in Great Falls takes office July 1. 8 L. Kleve meets with him. David Filger to Fort Benton for river calabration observation. William I. H. Scott returns from Los Angeles to spend summer with his parents. Republican meeting planned in Miles City District 32 with EB K Chadia as principal speaker.
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Filvabeth Hair
Brockton
Harsey
Georgia Mae Mellen
Dillonly
C. M. Batch
North
Sealth
Coe
K. Rolph
Joplin
Grand jury completes work after 60 cases. 62 indictments issued
A federal grand jury finished deliberations after noon yesterday led by Judge James J. Baldwin. It returned 62 indictments with warrants to be prepared, noting indictments cannot be public until warrants are served. The panel, from Helena and nearby districts, included 22 members and was discharged after praising their work. Defendants from Helena and Missoula districts slated for arraignment June 22. Mortuary case details and other court actions followed, including orders on receivers and judgments in six libel actions.
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James J. Baldwin
Helena
Sato Fiston
Townsend
M EB. Wrnzler
Livingston
Paul 5. Firnh
S HM. Knowles
Boulder
HB. H. Lichtwarat
W. K. Sturkle
lAvon
Walter Payne
Three Forks
Leslly W. Powell
Clancy
C. A. Roberts
Bozeman
Charles A. Hoss
Otto Roberts
J. B. Stewart
Arthur Thomas
Avon
Alfred Tucker
Deer Lodge
Frank Tommkins
Elelena
A. J. Vollmer
East Ielena
Joseph P. Ward
Iielena
Missoula
Charles R. Garlow
Baldwin A
Marish Mortuaries, Inc
Butte
Mstrict
Ubel
Food and Drugs Division
National Fruit Canning Company
Seattle
U. S
Younglove and Company
Tycoma
Keller—Lorenz Company
Spokane
Missouia
Navy furlough for Mary land sailor and enlistment notes
Neil McLean, son of Mrs Anna McLean of 404 Harrleoo, is on a ten day navy furlough from the battleship Maryland and will rejoin at San Pedro July 5. James J. Lewis of Alhambra failed the final physical in Salt Lake City after leaving Helen’s recruiting office, while another recruit attends San Diego’s naval training station for three months of intensive prep before joining the fleet. Local superstition claims stones grow during the full moon.
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Well A. MacLean
Anna MacLean
Maryland
MacLean
Navy
San Diego
San Pedro
James J. Lewis
Alhambra
Helens
Salt Lake Cy
Frank Wuaick
Tough Taster steak tenderizer inquiry to Montana sales reps
The Melenu Chamber of Commerce secretary faces a request from J J Fitzgerald of Glendale California general manager of a maker of the Tough Taster steak tenderizer. He seeks an exclusive Montana distributor or representative and offers a generous commission. The secretary debates whether sales recruitment falls under chamber duties.
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Critforniane
Deaven
Sverstary
Glendale
Calf
la Deairoye
Alee Montana
Fitegerald
Chamber of Commerce
California
Legion groups unite to seek 1938 convention in Velens
Lewis and Clark post No. 2 joins with the Velens Chamber of Commerce and local service clubs to back the 1938 American Legion meeting for Velens. Post commander Martin Hoffman says the Mining district, covering five southwest Montana counties, will hold its quarterly congress at Deer Lodge with a delegation led by Fred A. Lehn. The district aims to secure broad support from Lewistown to Helena, with a large Lemonnaires delegation and auxiliary members to attend a July event.
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Lewis and Clark
American Legion
Velens
Chamber of Commerce
Cra
Martin Hoffman
Montana
Deer Lodge
Fred A. Lehn
Rotary
Ldons
Telena
Lewintown
Ondon
Hoffman
Deuradge
Herb Wibler
Halkx the
Lemonnaires
New’ Bern
Dlaffman
Trelena
N P Puts On Extra Trains For Yellowstone Park
The Northern Pacific will add perk sleepers to trains from St Paul Kansas City Chicago and Seattle as Yellowstone Park opens June 20. Hundreds of visitors are expected and over 400 youths will work as park staff this summer. The North Coast Limited will run in two sections between Seattle and St Paul, with the first section an all pullman train.
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Northen Pacific Railway
Yellowstone National Park
St. Paul
Kansan City
Chicago
Seattle
H. Ray Cimming
Lyicket
Gardiner
Rainfalls Drench Eastern Montana With Wide Area Benefits
Weather bureau reports moderate rain across eastern Montana with Glendive at over a third of an inch and totals near a half inch in places. Poplar, Dawson County, Lewistown, and Rozeman saw measurable showers, while Billings recorded none. Expect generally fair weather and warmer temperatures ahead.
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Aastern Montana
Weather Bureau
Glendive
Montana
Dawson County
Lewiatown
Billings
Unemployment Agency Appoints Several Officials
Gov Roy Be Ayers approved appointments to the Montana unemployment compensation division led by Chairman Barclay Craighead. Names include Join F P O'Donnell Helena field rep Warren W Moacs Everett K Lofgien Carroll M Stewart Joseph T Casey Marian J Covington Amy Ann Erb Louise Lane Jr Grace Manning Curtis Maxey Laura Pelle Paul Smith and Mrs Florence K Stewart. Forms issued to about 10 000 Montana employers outline purposes and interpretations for determining employer contributions based on payrolls after Jan 1 1937. Reports due June 25 with registry numbers to be assigned.
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Roy BE. Ayers
Barclay Craighead
George Shepard
Missoula
Louis DeoNayer
Billings
F P. O'Donnell
Helena
Warren W. Moacs
Everett KE. Lofgien
Billinge
Carroll M. Stewart
Joseph T. Casey
Great Falls
Marian Jr. Covington
Amy Ann Erb
Selena
Lous L. Lane, Jr
Bil- Maga
Grace J. Manning
Knilspell
Curtis K. Maxey
Laura Pelle
Plentywood
Paul Smith
Boulder
Florence K. Stewart
Blanka
Montana
Montana Unemployment Commission
Ig Lable
Craighead
Federal Social Security Board
Marguerite Hood Joins State University Summer Staff
Misa Marguerite Hood former state supervisor of music departs Missoula to join the hammer school staff at the State University. She will conduct classes in music supervision methods. direct the high school chorus. speak at the Montana Music Educators association program. and help launch a northwest radio music course with KGYO Missoula.
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Misa Marguerite Hood
Muse
Missoula
Hammer Aehool
The
State University
Ist
Montana
Montana Music Educators
Northwest
KGYO
Willelide
Miss Hood
Charlie
Shaha
New York University Radio Workshop
N.B.C
Columbia
New York City
Ohio University School of the Air
Columbus
Ohio
Cooke City Highway To Open Sunday
Traffic on the Red Lodge Cooke City highway is expected to resume Sunday according to a telegram to Edger Allen secretary of the Red Lodge Chamber of Commerce from Montanans Inc. The highway is increasingly seen as a scenic tourist route with many inquiries about routing reaching the Red Lodge Chamber. W G Yergurian manager of Montanans Inc asked Mr Allen to keep the postal and travel offices informed with authentic information about highway conditions.
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Red Lodge
Cooke City Highway
Montanana, Inc
Edger Allen
Red Lodge Chamber of Commerce
Cooke City
Red Lodge Chamber of Com- Morea
Montanans, Inc
W. G Yerguron
Montanana, the
Allen
Iaval
Ameasf
Stanford honors former Helena man Walter E Melmick
Walter E. Melmick, son of Mrs. Charles W Helmick of Helena, was awarded two advanced degrees at Stanford University. He was named an honorary member of an scientific research fraternity for work on superexpansibility factors of natural gas and contributed to Shell Oil Company projects including the Pipe-One system from Bakersfield to Martinez California. He developed equations and a rotary slide rule to determine gas factors from pressure and temperature, aiding gas volume measurements.
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Walter E. Melmick
Charles W. Helmick
Avenue
Leland Blanford University
Sigea XM
Helmick
Helena High School
Stanford University
Shell Oil
Company of California
Shell
Brhersfield
Martinez
Calif
Gay
Mr. Helmick
Honorary
Connecion
Stanford
Heve
Nelnick
Bayla
Unknown Russell painting presented to U S Marshal Sid Wills
An 1885 painting by Montana artist Charles M Russell, a cowboy scene, was presented to U S Marshal Sid Wills by “Kid” Russell in Rimini. Wills, visiting his old friend, praised the painting for its fidelity to Russell’s early frontier life and confirmed Charley Russell’s influence on the work.
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Charles M. Rugeecll
Montana
United States
Mareral
Sid
Kidd Russell
Wills
Rimini
Willie Docan
Lena
Russell
Charley Nuseell
St. Louis
Hoover
Willawald
Hida" Bussell
Nowell Paat
Monthan
U. S
Gaid
Tom Indead
Chadd Dean
Charley
Kid
Fiat
Charley Russell
Enlarged health program studied by city and county
City and county officials met at the courthouse with Dr. W L P Feard regional health consultant to discuss a combined city county health program under the social security act. Feard outlined a preliminary cost estimate noting a unit would need two purses a health officer a sanitary inspector and a clerk with a total annual cost near 149000 of which the federal government would fund about 5000. The state would contribute toward one nurse leaving about 1206 to be shared by the city and county. The meeting yielded no decision and the matter was sent for further study. the proposal has backing from Parent Teacher groups and others.
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Board of County Commissioners
Wlpl Feard
Public Health Service
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast Region
Fourd
Councillors Named by Boys at Camp
Hoyn taking part in the YMCA camp period at Glacier National Park named cabin councillors Homer Fulton Bobby Brass Robert Hawkins John Bower Jack Bybel and R Brockway as counci llors. Glacier Park Supt T Scoyon announced a new drift heave been cleared from the Going to the Sun highway over Logan Pass and the sky line drive opened for traffic. The Logan Pass road was the last park thoroughfare blocked by a new-
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Hoyn
Y.M.C.A
IittHa Blackfoot
Homer Fulton
Bobby Brass
Robert Hawkins
John Bower
Jack Bybel
R. Brockway
Glacier Park
T. Scoyon
Glacier National Pak
Thaa
Logan Pass
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la Jolnron
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Dr. Hopkins
Kemp Foverts
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Carew
Ring of Whitehall
Holy Cook
Pinker Street
King
Hilohe
Palace
Wedding Bouquet
Revenges
Moral Designs State Nursery Co
WG. W. Hull
Petite Arceny
Tusilee
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Rasa
Tom
Curtis
Arferta
Lapdey
Mauer
Pete Tandry
Mark
Roy Sautth
Valler
Larry Shane
Wandry
Alice Dudge
Harry Pricett
State Nursery Co
Selatur
Walter Samson
J. P. Brass
U. & Campasioner
Samson
Pottee
Eigelman's
Ladies of St Mary's
Jericho
Ateking
Wasswager
Ad Capenses
Iluintiff
Jorichoning Neuer
Te Nolary
Lle
Velma Pomeroy
Northweat Airlines
Flucer Notel
Prinella Ash Garvin Penwell
Fred Penwell
Lewry
Clark County
Salbenenel County
Arthur Jr, Nelson
K. G. M. Weber
Ben R. Draper
Js County
John B. Arnold
John M. Wheeler
J. W. Bell Roao
Yellowstone County
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Virbela Exchange
J. Virbel
Mer Aumner
Kains Hose
Tra
Bam Kain
Kain
Glarenta
Kain le
A. W. Engel
State Board of Equalization
Gateway Motor Company
Lyingston
Livingston Cirns
Channel Old Mines
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Ung
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Jerigho
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Hozeman
Nellie Sims
Northern Pacific
Ore
M. W. Wilson
Dearborn
Robert Campbell
University of Chicago Medical School
Re i Witconii
Mark Yarris
Dianapalis
Kiwanis International
W. A. Brown
L. Kleve
Examiner
David Fllger
Fort Benton
William I. H. Scott
James W. Scott
Master Street
Los Angeles
Art Canter School
Forryin
Croadus
Ekalaka
K- Chadia
Grand Jury
Neil McLean
Legion
N. P
Yellowstone Park
GOV
Marguerite Hogd
Sid Willis
St. Ignatius
Herman
Harvey
Amalfalfa Field
Nota
Sarah B. Jacobus
Calvert
Sievia
Osmey
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