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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1926
Page
6
Fragmentary local notes show unsettled weather with possible shooting incident and varied temperatures. The clipping lists names such as Mrs Green and Rodray, mentions painting shops, dental ads, and routines like Tuesday and Friday visits, with multiple ads for services and a court notice about a divorce advisement.
The Montana public service commission ordered Helena to provide general water service to A L Smith for his tenant without collecting delinquent rent of 123.40 left by the property’s former owner. The ruling, written by E G Toomey, held the city cannot create a lien on the property for unpaid charges and that water service must be available upon tender of payment, clarifying the owner’s responsibility.
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A.A. Franzke editor of the Fergus County Argus Lewistown filed his petition as candidate for the Republican nomination for Congress from the second district. He led Lewistown s school system for eight years and has long driven Republican activity. He backs farm relief reclamation and improved farming conditions and plans an active district campaign.
Pupils of Mme Ericke Zimmerman will give a violin recital at East Helena school tonight at 8 o clock. The East Helena orchestra will perform several selections and about 25 numbers are planned. The public is cordially invited.
The Northwest Shippers' Advisory board Montana division holds its third annual meeting July 8 at 10 a.m. in the state capitol house chamber. Sam M. Ross notes the event precedes peak grain and livestock movements and urges full Montana participation. rail lines need certificates and tickets run July 8 to 12 with return by July 12.
Montana supreme court stayed action against EB O Sullivan of Harlowton to await Wheatland county district court naturalization proceedings. O Sullivan, a Canadian and former University of Montana student admitted in 1917, served in WWI.
Donald Higgins, a well known Montana Republican, filed his petition for nomination for congressman in the first district. A former assistant district attorney and longtime Missoula leader, Higgins pledges to curtail bureaucratic powers, resist foreign entanglements, and defend state rights while advancing agriculture and reclamation projects for Montana.
The state historical library received Yellowstone Kelly a memoir by M. M. Quaile on Luther Kelly early Montana pioneer. Foreword by Nelson A. Miles compares Kelly to Boone and Crockett. Luther Kelly lived in California and spent years in the Yellowstone valley and central Montana. The book covers his Fort Peck treaty journey hunting with Miles and a winter pursuit in Indiana.
McConnell a 36 year old New York City born Montana resident of 14 years, with Greal Falls ties, filed his nomination petition for the Republican primary to be held August 3. He previously served as assistant city attorney and later practiced law with CA Spaulding before opening his own office in Selena.
A report from CL Lareks states Noel completed a tour of eastern Montana under the supervision of the attorney general in charge of the arti-lead association. Crops east of Laurel are poorer than the west, with springs wheat and rye average while winter wheat is very poor. Sheep shearing is underway near Taganar, with sheepmen shipping herds to the mountains for pasture. About 2500 head were shipped over the Milwaukee last week for range near Missoula.
William F. Garrett of Butte filed yesterday as a candidate for the nomination for the office of associate justice of the supreme court on the Republican ticket.
Farmers at Craig compete for a prize planter awarded by the farm bureau at Craig. Contestants must be Lewis and Clark Taroy bureau members with one or more acres of yarn or money from any security and produced on dry or irrigated land. State fair judges will determine the winner and the local committee at Craig will settle questions.
The board approved appointing fora appraisers to various counties for hat insurance adjustments. F. K. Bown, chair man, announced the action in a special meeting yesterday.
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