City briefs report Helena weather and local notices
Weather outlook for Monday through Wednesday mentions a warm northwest and cooler east with possible thundershowers. Parking rule allows more than one hour on Point Street. Local obituaries, court actions, and public notices include estate filings, license renewals, and upcoming community events and meetings. Includes unemployment and police court items, plus births and marriages in Helena.
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Ralph Pound
Poin Street
Plea of Guilty Entered by Hassell Harold Tisssel
Harold Tisssel, a negro, pleaded guilty to the third degree in a charge brought by Star cigar store proprietor Robert Maras. Arraigned before Justice J H Brags, two others, John Philips and John Raisich, were released on bond. Hassell was fined 20 dollars in police court for disturbing the peace and is jailed in county custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Padbury
Ilnrald Howell
John Doe
Ernest Sean
Don Gallagher
Erick Dali
George Murphy
Harold. Tisssel
Aguit
Robert Maras
Star Cigar Store
Pesce
J. H. Brags
John Philips
John Raisich
Halsoly
Maras
Halsclly
Rotation System in Idaho Is a Success
Noise Idaho June 2 192- Rotation of water rights practiced by watermasters has brought normal crops to several districts and improved yields in others despite water shortages. State Reclamation Commissioner Robert Faria says study of about 40 reports from watermasters shows rotation keeps water in use. A questionnaire to 72 watermasters urged location of drawwaters in working out rotations. Findings indicate some areas cut acreage while others maintained arrears by cooperative growers using pans.
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Noise
Idaho
Wetérustts
Mans Keetlana
Robert Faria
Atate
Brannon to Attend NEA Convention in Los Angeles
Chancellor Melvin A. Brannon of the Greater University of Montana will attend the National Education Association meeting in Los Angeles from June 28 to July 4 as Montana’s educational representative on the National Committee on Education and Business. He aims to gather actionable insights for improving state education and discusses potential 16-year program adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin A. Brannon
University of Montana
National Education Association of the United States
Los Angeles
Brannon
Montane
National Committee On Education and Business
Boards of Education
Atataa
Willis A. Sutton
National Education Association
Pepate
Educations
Bozeman
Boremia
California
University of California At
Southern California
Week End Raids Yield Diverse Prohibition Arrests
Federal prohibition agents reported multiple arrests across several towns including Menderville Butte Conrad Deer Lodge and Antelope Gulch after raids netted wine moonshine whisky and beer. Notable seizures included four gallons of whisky three gallons of beer and a one 20 gallon still with several individuals detained.
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Federal Prohibition
Ralph Guilfi
Menderville
Avro Cafe
Walter C. Johnson
Butte
Prohibition
Cut Bant
Alex Chisholm
Thelma Moore
Nick Kahnes
Conrad
Antelopa Gulch
Aient Tracy
Hen Lee
al Sheridan Warren Paul
Jack Meehan
Frank Jones
Deer Lodge
Personal notices from a Northern Pacific region society page
Mrs Mary Mooney left for St Paul. W Dunlap visited Minnae apals RoW Rarig oe Wi and Omar A 2s Bred V Smith at the Harvey. Clark Turner of Galen was a business visitor. CG Andrews of Wallspell at the Pineer last evening. Mr and Mrs T A Benjamin of Missoula were wear eful visitors. Mrs A T Sherman was a Northern Podlle passenger for Seattle. Mr and Mrs C E Street of Missoula were greats of Helwin friends. Mr and Mrs RB Lerivka and Nealon Jackson of Great Falls were Rates of the Placer. D Phelps Hinkle and A Phillips left on the Northern Pacific for New York City. Walter Smetherat, former state assembly member, arrived from Roundup. Attorney Charles R Leonard, I A Colson and I L Kitt of Butte were registered at the Macer. Cart G Mine L R Riker Robert F Cooks and Mr and Mrs J M Wylie of Butte were guests of the Harvey. Damen A Murray of Butte and owner of Boulder Mot Springs with W Murray were in the city. Edward Gallivan Jr senior at St Louis University Medical College test last evening to resume work during vacation, in hospital advised at Se, Louis. Edward Molter, brother of Norman B Holter, left Iwatnalehi for Thurmen N T after attending the wedding of his nine Marian, Sno became the bride of Phil Barbour Saturday.
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CG Andrews
Wallspell
Pineer
Mere T. A. Benjamin
Missoula
A. T. Sherman
Seattle
C. E. Street
Helwin
Edward Gallivan, Jr
St. Louin University Medien
Loula
Edward Molter
Norman B. Holter
Iwatnalehi
Thurmen
N. T
Marian
Sno
Phil Barbour
Regimental Review and Greek Flag Ceremony Thursday
The Montana national guard unit plans a regimental review and Greek flag presentation to Governor Erickson at 4:30 p.m. Thursday at Camp Erickson. The event, with American Legion and Greek delegates attending, precedes the annual military ball at Algeria Shrine temple. Company G of Glasgow wins the 162nd infantry range competition and receives Captain Perkins’ silver cup.
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Mationel Guard
Camp
Erickson
Montana Club
Tomar
Greece
Venizelos
al Livingston
Butta
Department of Montana
American Legion
Montana
New York Greek Post
George Dilboy
Strugsio
United States
Monroe
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
Edward Everett
Samuel Howe
Senate of
Athens
States of America
Algeria
Union
Algeria Shrine Temple
Glasgow
Carl E. Hammernoss
Markemanalip
162Rd Infantry
Montana National
War Department
Fiuht
Erastus H. Wilams
Hammerness
16Td
Fort Benning
Georgia
Gambling Ban Rolls Through Montana Counties
Montana counties report rapid cleanup of gambling devices including slob machines punch boards and related contrivances after Attorney General Foot ordered abolition. A dealer with nearly 100 machines planned shipping them out of state as officials press a state wide cleanup.
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Foot Sun
Bergus
Fool
McDonald Pass Fire Grows as Crews Rally
Firefighters, about 10 on the scene and roughly 30 crew members overall, continue absorbing spot fires near McDonald Pass. L. G. Hurtt of the Helena forest reports the blaze has scarred about 2,150 acres and could cost around 6,000 dollars. two new spot fires on Sunday kept crews busy.
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McDonald Pass
L. G. Hurtt
Llelena Forest
Hurtt
Citizens Entitled to Be Auctioneers Ruling Declared
Attorney General L. A. Foot ruled that any citizen may become an auctioneer and be authorized to sell real or personal property at public auction in any county. The opinion noted the process requires compliance with statutory provisions and duties overseen by the board of county commissioners.
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L. A. Foot
Ilo
Board of County Commissioners
Avant Honored for Insect Control Work
Dr J C Howard former chief of the Ul department of entemulory received the 1991 Capper award of 5069 dollars and a gold medal donated by Senatoy Archercanner for meritorious work in vericulture.
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J. C. Howard
Department of Entemulory
Kina
Senatoy Archercanner
Kania
Mont
Sheridan Urges National Guard Readiness and Training
Colonel Charles Sheridan, longtime Camp Erickson commander, told Kiwanis members the nation must maintain adequate fighting forces as insurance against invasion. He praised the National Guard as the backbone of early American defense and urged sufficient training while opposing compulsory service. About 1,100 Guardsmen are training at Camp Erickson, ready if needed.
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Cnarlen Sheridan
Eld
Camp Tiricksan
Kiwantar
Anid Col. Sheridan
Germany
Col. Sheridan
George Nagle
France
Hazel McLaughlin
Buddy Shafer
Arvern
Ree
Red Morrison
Crom
Winnkeapal
Anna Moyrle Haegr
Helena
Kay Proultt
Yelena
N. W. Collins
Washington, D.C
Camp Erickson
Jobo Kil- Man
Missourd
Permit Needed for Public Highway Use Foreseen
Attorney General L A Foot stated that no person has an inherent right to use the public highways as a private business place. The legislature may grant or withhold this privilege under conditions. The Board of Railroad Commissioners has pending applications for certificates to operate motor vehicles as common carriers. If not disposed of by July 1, 1991, all proceedings will be void and cannot continue.
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L. A. Foot
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Katora
Tney
Montana High Court Dismisses Stock Rustling Charge
An opinion handed down by the Montana Supreme Court dismisses stock rustling charges against Thomas Vern Neely in Madison County. The court found Ralph Harrington, a special detective, and associates stole the cattle used for the case. Neely had been convicted after a trial with Otis L. Vaughan and Arthur Pings, while Vaughan was acquitted. Neely contends entrapment and claims state agents led the crime.
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Yeterday
Mintana Supreme Court
District Court
Madison County
Thomas Vern Nooly
Ralph Warrington
Neely
Gulda
Harrington
Harrigan
Cass
Otis L. Vaughan
Arthur Pings
Harry Shin
Pings
Vaughan
Neeley
Shaw
Ralph Harrington
Farrison State Bank
Freberg Beats Kaplan in Butte Mat Bout
John Freberg of Minneapolis 235 defeated Abe Kaplan of New York City 220 in the fifth round of an eight round wrestling match in Butte. Kaplan led by a fall in round two, Freberg threw him in round four, and secured the deciding fall in round five with crotch and arm locks. Also: Amend-Norbeck drawn five rounds with one fall. Marland and Nelson drew after three rounds. Blackie Phillips defended Canadian welter title by outpointing George Sidders in Toronto.
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Butte
John Freberg
Minneapolis
Abe Kaplan
New York City
Kaplan
Freberg
Frebers
Jake Amend
Billings
Moose Norbeck
Portland
Ore
Diam Gach
Butch Marland
Livingston
Chuck Nelson
Anacortes
Toronto
Ont
Blackie Phillipa
George Sidders
Montreal
Philips
Sidders
City to open paving permit system and oil line rights
A city ordinance authorizes a paving permit system requiring a $2 deposit per panarofoot for each pavement tear, with a 100 square foot limit before the city engineer may deny permission. The measure also grants right of way for oil and gas line work on city property and sets effective date June 20. City clerk Victor Keaster filed May reports showing May expenses of 23201.41 plus 9302.59 interest, with year-to-date expenditures of 267061.67 and debt interest of 1017.94. City of Helena reported receipts of 494580.77 through June 1, with May receipts 78002.79 and May warrants balance 33255.06, warrants total 247796.38.
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Ors Lear
Ety Connec
Cnal
Cty
Montana Power Company
Victor
Keaster
Ifelens
Deaths in Montana Show Slight Slump for May 1931
Montana death totals edged lower in May 1931 with 436 deaths versus 430 in May 1930, per state registrar Lucien L Benepe. For the first five months, 1931 saw 2,257 deaths against 2,280 year earlier, with 59 deaths from communicable diseases in May.
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Montana
Lucien L. Benepe
Vital Atatiqtes
Fiest
Muy. Lyi
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Dr. Evans
Sir
Carl Sparing
Peosta Street
St. Jenna Hospital
Reneill
Farm Bureau
Ralph Ward
Dick Tobin
Nourwanding
Havre
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Kalispell
Mites City
Bassc
Ory Calvary
Ealt Lake City
San Diego
Frenciaco
Yelowstone Park
Northwest
Rockies
Westher
Thomas Wilson Waldorf
A. J. Horaky
Anderson
Starry Anderson, Jr
Justice of the Peace
W. J. Crisnin Yester
Wang
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Trampe
Frank Perry
Frank Smith
Peacu
W. L. Hunter
Dr. Willett
Union Bank
W. Dantut
W. Br. Burge
W. J. Haynes
J. S. Miller
Paychic Reader
Grandon Hotel
Fhore
North Ewing
Rosa
Kelena
Helena Rug Co
J Awitzer
Placer Hotel
Park Avenue
Independent Publishing Co
Wiliam W. Howe
Lincoln
A. Cooney
Seven Up Creek
Brown Hites
Brown
St. John's Hospital
Tooteloek
Hosmann
Camypannts Chapel
Rey We MM. Ewing
Morestrate
Wreinger
John Walsh
Lawrence Street
Dr. J. & Thompson
Minneapolts
Myrtle Culbertson
Tlerk Ak Arads
Tea
Keith Vane
Tub Taght Avenue
Basil Fordyce
Lyndale
William Lane
Taylors Company
Sixth
Main
Frits Johnson
Lima
Chas
Rh. Price
Robert #1
Hill
163Rd Infantry
Howard Galyon
Ross Wilean
Praccipe
Detmit
Louis Teddy
P. J. Helwin
Helena Mater Car Company
CL A. Spaulding
Teddy TJ
Trehwig
Ruth Allen
Sophronia Jonnaton
Judea George W Padbury
Sophronia Claus Nat Rath
Ruth
Ia Nuit
Logan al- Ten
Jay D. Kenney
Great Falls
Kina Walth Cummings
Great Falla
Bercy Guw
Heljena
Genevieve Eddy
Bert Alden Loucks
Henrietta W. Slenger
Choten
Laucks
Bliss Slinger
Earl van Doren
Final Christian Church
Tay
Hen Tay
Opp
Gonran’s
Henry
Jf. Daniels
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Morning Star Lodge No
Forestvale
Hay
James
Nice
Bear Creek
Red Lodge
Brown Bros. Libr. Co
Walker Garage
W. T. McCullough
North Davis
Aly
Hassell
NE. A
Los OW
Mary Mooney
St. Paul
W. Dunlap
Minnaeapals
Omar
V. Smith
Pali
Harvey
Clark Turner of
Galen
RB. i
Lerivka
Nealon Jackson
D. Phelps
H. Hinkle
A. Phillipr
Pacife
Walter Smetherat
State Assembly
Charles R. Leonard
1. A. Colson
Kitt of Butte
Macer
L. R. Riker
Robert F. Cooks
J. M. Wylie
Damen A. Murray
Boulder Mot Springs
W. 2. Murray
City
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Sheridan
Peage
Lipton’s
Lipton’ Tea
Bing
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Strain Brothers
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