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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1935
Page
4
Police report a sidewalk disturbance near Alder Street and Park Avenue ended with a car ignition and injuries. Witnesses described a group confronting a driver at a hardware store area, with officers responding and polling the scene for suspects.
Joan Purley vows to marry Drew Hallam while Giles Armiger frets over her. Amid hotel, shop, and island life, Aunt Adelaide clashes with Joan over suitors as rain bursts in and passion tests loyalties. Giles returns Amelie and Scripps to a tangle of affection and duty. To be continued.
June 28 Deer Lodge officials for the upcoming primary finalize polling places and appoint judges and clerks. Listings cover Avon Cottonwood Deer Lodge Elliston Finn Garrison Friendship Go d Creek Helmville Hogan Ovando Race Track and other precincts with designated judges and clerks and polling sites such as public buildings town halls and schools.
A Deer Lodge county report lists a collision just before 2:00 p m near the county fair grounds. Leo Jacobsen sustained a hand cut. A W Gray of Waanington escaped with an eye injury. Investigation by County Attorney Elm Kesey and Sheriff L Boedecker.
Dillon announces free Fourth of July events with all activities except public dances, Tuesday night at the Canyon resort and Wednesday night at Dumont Park. Louis Schmit from Beaverhead post of the American Legion chairs the committee coordinating the observance. Wednesday afternoon offers an open program with a junior ball game between Legion teams at Dumont Park followed by sports events and novelty contests including watermelon games.
The event attendees will bring picnic lunches and enjoy free coffee served by Legionnaires between 6 and 7 pm. A free pavilion entertainment begins at 7:30 pm with a 30-minute song and dance by Claudia Faust Kalrool of Dancing. The “juicy dance” runs from 8:30 pm to 4 am. this is the sole celebration planned.
Beaverhead Red Cross Chapter 10 will elect officers for the coming year at a meeting set for 8 o'clock tomorrow night at the courthouse. Chairman T. E. Luebben announced the plan, and Roy Wingate, Red Cross field representative, will discuss next year’s plans with local members.
Dillon Montana June 38. Mrs W Plested sister of Mrs W F Cashmore of Dillon died Tuesday evening at Tacoma Washington. she formerly lived in Dillon and moved to the coast about ten years ago. News of her death brought regret from friends. Dillon notes say June 20: Dein A Del ling, Democratic congressional candidate, and Shori W yni g of Helena Republican, visited Dillon. Miss June Randolphs relative left for Los Angeles for the summer. Presbyterian vacation Bible school will exhibit and program tomorrow evening at the church.
The remains of John O Cleary died yesterday at his daughter's home in Butte. The funeral will be held Saturday at Daly-Shea mortuary with high mass at St Johns church, then interment Holy Cross cemetery. Mrs Mary Murphy’s funeral is at Daly-Shea mortuary this morning with requiem high mass at St Joseph church and interment Holy Cross cemetery.
Members of Carpenters Union No 112 are called to White's Funeral Home Friday evening at 5. The body of William King will be shipped to Madot Massachusetts for services and interment. Edward H Hervey died at his Wise River home. His body rests at White's Funeral Home and will be taken to Melrose Saturday for service under Dillon Lodge 18 AF and AM. Interment will follow in a Melrose cemetery. White's Funeral Home, 30 West Park Street, Dillon.
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