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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
10
Helena headlines summarize record heat readings and a string of local notices. Weather totals show a high near 83 and a low around 64, with rainfall under an inch. Public notices include building permits, police reports, court actions, and community events at churches and libraries.
The Kessler School board opened bids for reconstruction and repairs after the earthquake. The lowest three bids totaled nearly 3000 dollars more than the authorized amount, leading to adjournment and a plan to revise drawings while preserving earthquake resistant features. May 6 board meeting at the State Nursery and Lead plant.
Federal Judge James Baldwin presided as the jurors acquitted three Montana youths on transport of an automobile theft charge from Michigan State Idaho. Two others pleaded guilty to the charge. Judge Baldwin ordered Roy Ale Truhlaod and William Wr Trught remanded. Sentences included Sica Keck of Butte and Gig Carlee with fines and brief jail terms. Edward Carine was convicted on related charges.
Violators rear main street yesterday faced summonses and fines. Poubla was cited for parking in a restricted area on Williams Drive. driver 4 4948 faced related charges. Hennett paid a fine for parking in a regulated zone on Rwanda Street. A driver in car 7 PUG 2H0 appeared in court for similar offenses. Driver 1-17B2 paid a fine for a speeding violation on Muller Avenue. Driver 65-1085 was fined 1.60 for parking on the west edge of Jackson Street between Sixth Avenue and Grand Street.
Wanton formerly with the Yents Rondueck has been named manager of the Halen Sears Roebuck store. Glenn Wright, previously manager of the store for several months, is transferred to the Great Falls branch. Wright will depart Helena later in July.
Harry Brown forms a retail clothing business in Lewistown with Caplin stock of 25000 divided into 250 shares of par value 100 each. Directors named are H C Brown Cyrug Brown and Minnie R Brown all of Lewistown. Poland Springs Maine two cents. Clayton Rand publisher of the Oafpart Mins Guldé promoted from vice presidency to Providence of the National Editorial Association at its annual convention.
A formal procurement notice announces the opening of bids for footwear contracts by the state institutions including a vocational school and state hospital. The purchasing agent will review bids and select suppliers to supply a large quantity of shoes for use at designated facilities.
Transcript on appeal filed in state supreme court over damages claimed by Ethie Cocanougher for deprivation of water to a ditch crossing her Madison County land. Trial court awarded $2,880.50, with appeal perfected. Also referenced is a separate action by Josie Sample as administratrix for damages from a death at Murray Hospital in Butte.
Sam Alexander of Mealen wan fatally injured at work when he slipped and fell beneath a freight train underbelly a yard near NP 5arda. He died about three hours later at St Pelera hospital after surgeons amputated his right leg. Authorities and railroad workers reported the incident in the yard, and the accident is under investigation by the county officials.
The Helena Rotary Club honored Mr and Mrs Church at a weekly luncheon at the Placer hotel. The couple, recently wed, were praised for public service. Guests included Dolph Stabronelsr, Farl Kredtow, William Rommel, Frank Ravana, A B Aradham, and Alex Cunningham chaired by William Cunningham. The event featured musical selections by Multer Smith and Johnny Schubert sang twice.
Funeral services for Theda Mar fovited 18 died here Tuesday will be held Friday morning at the Herrmanp and Company chapel. Burial will be in Home of the Peace cemetery. Start New June 34 UPin Town Maranal 1 Murphy said tonight Roy Harper about 4h of Sianon Neb dind immediately after being a truck in the tree ty Floyt Denton 41 at Arapahoe Deb in m bear tavern hers.
The Lions Club launches a fundraising drive for Sunshine Camp near Winston. Tickets at 50 cents each fund a two day outing for a needy child, with a model camp display in a local store drawing interest and support from district volunteers.
A Mexican native died after being struck by a freight train in Boulder on Sunday. He was taken to the hospital with injuries and his condition worsened, leading to his death yesterday. Funeral arrangements will be held in Manider. Further details on the incident were not available.
The Industrial Accidents Board saw its ruling sustained by the High Court in a contested compensation suit. It details the widow Orville Mees and the decedent's death from injuries at Three Forks, with legal arguments over causation, expert testimony, and award calculations under the state compensation act.
Public notice outlines 72,087 distributed from state funds for use of Highmay's fund and various allocations to Yellowstone, NIRA, and other county entities. Includes credits to truant funds, NIRA allocations, and amounts for Blaine and Flathead counties. Mentions Roy W Howard as a member of the board of directors of Scripps Howard newspapers.
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