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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
7
City briefs summarize scattered clerical notices and local items including weather notes, business ads, meeting announcements, and community events. The page lists names, addresses, and services in a bustling, midcentury small-town style with multiple individuals and firms cited across varied topics.
Uniformed patrols of the Bagdad shrine of Butta and the Algeria of Helena and the Sagded band plan a concert and exhibition at the Masonic home in the Helons valley Friday. Members’ wives invited, free cream and refreshments. costumes, tunes, and a wiener dinner. Shriners from State Capitol band join Bagdad band. Algeria patrol led by Captain Clyde W Burgan. event tied to Shrine ceremonial in Creat Falls and travel to Baltimore for sessions.
Mr and Mrs Nick George of UL Cento Colombia and Mrs Bertha Slickland of Tilia Okla vacation in Helena as house guests of Junie Varn Tderatine and Esa iin Sturman la. Mr George Dove spent 42 years in South America. He is employed by the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. They will ring the grow Newark on then return and will sail for Colombia later in July.
Mr and Mrs Naegele and granddaughter Jetty Preston have returned to 724 Harrison Avenue after two years in Washington and California seeking health care for Mrs Naegele. She is now much improved.
Mary Henne Mit of Augusta and her husband Dava Henry were arrested on third degree assault charges last week. Mit pleaded guilty before Justice A J White and was fined $50. Henry was released. The complaint accused Abs Hon v of errating on disinchance in Augusta and striking a neighbor woman.
A civil suit filed yesterday charges Mill Co. and Howard Prien with negligence after an accident at Avon June 22, 1936. Plaintiff Free, Waryey seeks 20,000 damages, alleging he was injured when a saw contacted him while he worked, leaving him in a damaged condition with back muscles and a shoulder blade injury.
Dave Randall was freed yesterday on an habeas corpus writ issued by Judge George W. Padbury. Randall was brought before Sheriff frian for grand larceny extradition matters. Sheriff Hungate from Stanley New Jersey claimed a warrant and extradition proceedings would be undertaken if Marydall were apprehended.
Vital statistics record shows funeral services for Mary Engien, 72, held after her death on Tuesday. Burial planned at Reaurrec ton cemetery with memorials from Montana No. 1 and local lodges. Read in Opp and Conrad chapel.
Federal Judge James Y Baldwin recessed the income tax case against Len Meintee as the court readies for Monday sessions. Arraignments are planned for several defendants including Robert Myers for murder on the Rocky Boy reservation, and other cases involve migratory bird treaty act violations and long-running drug charges. Witness testimony covered loan activity and bank records related to Dr. Meintee, with participation from Helena and Butte officials and church figures in attendance.
A hearing was scheduled today in a dispute involving an insurance policy valued at 10,091,045 dollars. The case centers on whether the insurer can enforce a restraint order and whether the state should ensure adequate coverage terms similar to standard policies.
The state treasurer reports unpaid remittances from six counties for the half of 1928 property taxes. Counties yet to send funds include Carter, Garden Valley, Madigan, Meagher, Phillipa, and Wheatland. Remittances received yesterday totaled 62,947.90 for this year and 79,290.07 last year for Canada.
The Prospector piece recounts Del Hollman returning to the YMCA duties in Anoka Minnesota after naval reserves service. A hurricane near PottsTown to Cambridge Cambridge area caused damage and a restaurant collapse, with Mr Hollman narrowly avoiding harm as bricks and debris covered the area.
The State Capitol band under C. TL Eklund will perform the second weekly concert at 7:20 p m. The program includes pieces such as Haris and Tashien and Midleyy. The public is invited to attend. events may be affected by weather or other disruptions.
A local court heard a larceny case involving Benet Dyn and Spoke Negra accused of taking a radio and tree from the Traviston Piper hotel porter, valued at about $100. The prosecutor, Gordon Wis, argued against the complaint as police provided details. a companion, Tamvis, was arrested but relapsed.
The 18th Infantry Regiment of the Montana National Guard, to be reviewed at 4 o'clock this afternoon by Major General John W. Matuy and staff. About 1,350 men will participate before marching to various events. trophies and medals will be awarded to unit and individual winners.
The state education office notes 4190 teachers on retirement lists, up 28 percent, with provocations for reform and continued vacancies across Montana. The piece cites 35,000 affiliated workers and 71 languages across 20 countries linked to the broader education staff.
Embalmers from Manning and surrounding areas attended a three day session at the Pincer. Speakers included Prof. D. B. Ashworth and Mr. Daniel A. Huttne. Officials of the Embalmers Institute and state health secretary Toy WF. Cagano announced officers and regional leaders.
General rains in the northeast bring two weeks of relief to Montane and surrounding farms. Damages to grain crops by hoppers are minimal or moderate, with only light losses reported in some areas. Overall crop prospects are praised as the best in nine years, though rat infestations are noted and some livestock concerns arise.
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