Old Age Pension Ready in County But July 1 Payment Unlikely
Montana approved old age pension program ready for operation in Lewis and Clark counties but county officials warn some payments may be delayed past July 1 due to final application investigations. About 400 applicants await review as the state plans payments every five days in July while investigations determine each recipient’s eligibility and allowed monthly amounts.
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Montana
Lewis and Park County
J (Bert) Coty
T J Cooney
Thomas Billers
Thi
County Pension Board
State Pension Commission
Elf
Penguin
Afl
Jawls
Clark County
Lewis and Clark County Rec Piontn
Ft Sp
Daily Roundup of Traffic Violator
Andy Winters was fined 100 dollars by Policy Judge Harry Pickett for drunken driving after a Wednesday night arrest at Main and Broadway by Sergeant Earl Brown. Within two months a driver in car 5 1804 faced 250 dollars for parking in a restricted Edwards Street zone. A driver in car 5 2041, registered to M. M Harris, was summoned to appear in court. Driver of car 6 1600, registered to R H Zohn, charged with parking in a restricted zone on Jadwarda Street near Jackson and Gust Smith avenues. An International truck driver with no license plates was charged accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Winters
Harry Pickett
Dronk
Winters
Main and
Broadway
Earl Brown
Hewan Dus Neroud
Edwards Street
M. M Harris
R H Zohn
Jadwarda Atreat
Weet Alda
Jackson
Gust Siath Avenue
Grand Street
Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses Report
Leon Beel of Denver and Fiora Bonner of San Francisco appear for a marriage license Jaancha Christian of Helens and Joseph Anderson of Helens seek license. Births include Edwin L Galli rap of 15 Washington Drive and Elizabeth Codle of Walt Creek at St John’s hospital. Political note questions third party prospects in the presidential race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Arthur Beel
Denver
Fiora Adella Bonner
San Francisca
Joseph Anderson
Jaancha Christian
Helens
Edwin L Galli
Washington Drive
St Jnhn's Hospital
Mra Mlizabeth
Walt Creek
St. John’s
National Guard athletic meet closes with track and baseball finals
The 1986 National Guard athletic program concluded with swimming boxing and wrestling finals. Track and baseball events ran through the week with a Wednesday Thursday finale. Company A won the track meet with 62 points while Companies K F and G tied at 16 each. baseball saw Company E Culharton win 12 to 11 over Regl.
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Aiblonce
Camap Holt
Roma Ax Cellant
Parker
Varteh
Ople
Tima
Alman
Davis
Tims
Hino
Roamis
Peldman
Courcheno
Pola Vailt
Barovich
Firet
Courchens
Batovich
Escond
Poullat
Mente
Chere
Darnett
Mauge
Shell
Cox
Monroe
Cottingham
Higa
Solberg
McQuarry
McConnel
Mc QI
Haus
Fubcutz
Hags
Hitner
Singlay K
Farrington
T Tanquet Mad
Mint
Bo Hall
Rannet
Met
Service
National Guard in Athletics Meet Results Summary
Athletics events showed Hefferman and Feldman taking top spots in the 80 yard dash and 440 yard relay respectively. Field events featured Reams and Dinance placing in shot put and discus, with wide participation across broad jump and javelin. Boxing results list multiple weight classes with several knockouts, while wrestling and swimming crowns awarded to Singlay, Tanquet, and Hall teammates with placements across distances and strokes.
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Hefferman
Feldman
Vayieb
Reams
Moser
Ferris
Opie
Hughes
Parker
Bridgee
Altman
Garh—Halferman
Davis
Solan
Tiscus—Barovich
Ade
Boy on probation after theft charge and urged honesty
An 11 year old, Wranke Bunn, held on a theft charge, was placed on probation and sent home to Philadelphia with a pledge to stay on the straight path. He admitted taking $50 from a work site, but said he planned to return the money. authorities delayed charges as the owner chose not to press case and left funds with the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wranke Bunn
Hin Tomo
Philadelphia
Dunn
Diison Leanne
Tole Onk
Utemino
A. J Vorkky
Manny
Chagrgee
Authoritina
County Relief Committee
Five children in Tranaville affected by accidental poison tea
June reports from Tranaville Indiana tell of five children from one family who played tea party using teacups with water colored to look like tea. They drank the colored water, fell ill, and Norma Marine Brapro died in a local hospital. The other four children remain seriously ill as doctors investigate the poisoning.
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Tranaville
Ind
Fivn
Norma Marine Brapro
Emmett Sepro
Yankeelown Ae
Remarkable Cloth Offer for Early Fall at $29.50
A new cloth for early fall priced at 29.50 promises versatile styling to fit any wish. The seller claims it is a remarkable cloth and better value than anything seen at this price. BA Dh RRR
Loyal Montanans Accept Platform Without Reserve
Delegations from Montana endorse the administration platform at the state convention. The Montana contingent backs Roosevelt policies and honors a progressive leader, Senator Thomas J. Walsh, amid moves to unite Young Democrats in a Rocky Mountain campaign across Montana Colorado Wyoming Utah and New Mexico.
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Inaue
Maatwhara
Treasure State
Montana
Halind
Avsoliuh
Tata
Montana Democratic
Thomas J Woleh
Senate
Boveman
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Wyoming
Misa Mabel Hardaway
Helena
Mont
Young Democrata
Western Area
Kat Sturdyvin
BouMar
Cole
Dajagas
Young Democratic
Tallad
John McIntyra
Dougie Wye
Délegata
Coloradoo
Utah
New Merten
School Board to Hear Report on Quo High School
Mombara of the school based will meet tonight to hear a report by Oliver G Brown consultant engineer in charge of rehabilitation of the new high school on the fitness of the old building should the structure be required for classi. It was announced yesterday. Brown will advise on whether it is economical to contract for demolition of the entire new high school or just the north end. West Coast Construction Co submitted the low bid for demolishing the north end, but bids were not accepted and the meeting was adjourned until tonight as the PWA approves a complete demolition contract. The board may decide whether to use the railroad garage for high school classes this fall or to reuse the old building.
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Mombara
Oliver G Brown
Engoineer
Clase
Big Fm
Brows
West Coast Construction Company
von Walsh
Prulette Works Administration
PWA
Railweay Cagden
Bowen
Alex Wardlaw
Wake Progress Administration
Wardlaw
WIA
Jean
Board of County Commissioners of
Silver Bow County
WPA
Harry L Honking
Fudarn
Mrogreank
Ental N
Butta
Jonaph & Parker
Etale Direcor
James Combo
James B. Murray
T. 1 Whealer
Joseph Monaghan
Roy Ayora
Lions Club to Hear Report on Camp Day Drive This Evening
The Elena Lions Club will hold a meeting to review the annual Camp Day Drive funds aimed at aiding undernourished children. Drive chairman Mr Jacoby says proceeds will enhance the camp fund and support two week camp sessions for boys and girls next summer.
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Lions Club
Elena
Siven Awe
Licus Club
Commission to Hold Series of Meetings on Telephone Rates
The Montana Telephone Commission will begin hearings on telephone and telegraph rates in Montana with sessions in Helena on July 7 and other dates in towns including Butte August July 14 and Great Falls July 24. The order seeks reasons to reduce rates and improve service.
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Commission
Montana
Troy
Wahtraten
St Tbby
Polson
Cloudbursts Block Highway 10 Traffic Near Cardwell
Two heavy cloudbursts near Cardwell in Jefferson county stalled over 25 automobiles on Highway 10 between Three Forks and Butte. Assistant highway engineer Donohue said the storms were severe, tearing up the road and forcing alternate routing via Halona Ay sou n. He rushed to Cardwell to supervise reopening efforts.
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Three Forks
Bulte
Cardwell
Jefferson County
D Donchus
Ateghway
Donohue
Three Forka
Butte
Halona Ay
Helena
Donnohue
Roosevelt Nominators rally for Roosevelt reelection in Helena
More than 20 enrollment rosters circulate in Helena as Hugh R Adair leads Lewin and Clark county group to back Roosevelt. Members join by signing and contributing $1 or more, roster to be presented to Roosevelt after the convention. Roster sites include Eddy cafe, Loble and Adair offices, and Sheehan’s cash store. Governor Holt and ex governors Stewart Erickson head the local roster.
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Roosevelt
Helena
Hugh R Adair
Lewin and
Clark County
Roosevelt Nominators
Aeennd
Rooosevelts
Argu
Eddy Cafe
Loble
Adair
Lewin
Fnetional
Memorial Services for Judge Edward G Day Held Monday
Memorial services for Judge Edward G Day will be held Monday evening at 8 oclock at the Constutory temple on Jackson street. Bishop Fox of THiNogs will deliver the eulogy with Judge L. Unlloway presiding. A musical program and lodge members from Montana are among those attending. Eastern Stars and the general public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G
Constutory Temple
Jackson Street
H H Fox
Thinogs
B L. Unlloway
Allpramo Council
Montana
Forest Fire Rages Across Guster Forest Fires Near Miles City
A wildfire driven by high winds swept through the Guster Forest area in the Ashland division of Custer National Forest, burning about 60 acres of grass and pine near Liscum Creek. Crews, totaling around 250, battled the flames with aircraft and ground units, with additional reinforcements from Miles City and surrounding ranches. The blaze, reportedly man made, expanded rapidly before first responders reached the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liscum Creek
Ashland Division
Custer National Forest
Miles City
Derrick
Aillings
Custer Fareat
Forayth
Ranchen
Ligcoln Creek
Youth Demonstration Breaks Out At Democratic Convention
Disorder erupted when rival factions clashed during a convention in South Philadelphia. Hoodlums and Young Democratic club members clashed over pro Smith banners, prompting police to escort protesters from the hall to the basement as arrests were made for disorderly conduct.
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Philadelphia
Haw
Lawrence
Newamen
Nolicemen
Mapa
Utc
Leland Webb
Upper Darby
Lana
Ald Wau Key Benn
Leo Bach
Phiadelphia
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