City Briefs and Court Action Highlight Helena Roundup
Juative White reports a suspended 30 day jail sentence tied to a defendant with notes of a retriga vator for sale at St Pauls M B parsonage and a weather summary from Helena with record highs. The Coburn Free Methodist revival draws the largest crowd yet as Dr Nathan Cohen Beskin discusses marriage customs and end times. Guardian petition seeks appointment for John J Treacy minor with a hearing set July 9. Awning services advertise updated patterns from Helena Saddlery Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
St. Paul's M. BE. Parsonage
Coburn Free Methodist Church
Nathan Cohen Beskin
Guantian
John J. Treacy
Fred W. Treacy
Chicago
Isa L. Treacy
California
Georges Woadbury
Disturbance and drunkenness cited in police court
Tesky Teske was fined ten dollars after pleading guilty to disturbance and drunkenness in police court yesterday morning. The report also notes multiple court actions including a guilty verdict for Jack Shea on an attempted larceny charge and a 9 day county jail sentence, plus other civil and criminal proceedings from the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesky
Paul Teske
Night Blooming Cereus Draws Helena Visitors
Helena flower lovers visited the State Nursery and Seed Company greenhouses to view the night blooming cereus. The famed plant opens only at night with 26 buds remaining to bloom. eight blossoms were open last night before daylight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Nursery and Seed Company
Executive Committee of MAA to Meet Today
The executive committee of the Montana Automobile Association will meet in a regular luncheon session at noon today to transact routine business. Members listed include chairman A. Q. Beil of Missoula, A. J. Breitenstein of Great Falls, George Y. Patton of Bateman, and Carl Anderson of Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Automobile Association
A. QO. Beil
Missoula
A. J. Breitenstein
Great Falls
George Y. Patton
Bateman
Carl Anderson
Helena
Personal notices from Helena Placer and Harvey hotels
A stream of names visit or stay at Helena hotels including Alex Leggat of Butte and Jown Wheeler of Billings as Melena, John Mountjoy of Boulder, Mr. and Mrs N. EL Milne of Buuz, T. S. Nelson of Fort Peek, Harry Carpenter of Billings, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Ellingson of Chinook, L. D. Lynch from Butte, George Wilson and John Smith among Missourians, J C OConnor of Butte, Mr. and Mrs. B. Denser of Great Falls, Jane Goodale a Northern Pacific passenger to Butte and Portland, Robert S. Higham to Berbeek, William Carson to Sheridan, J S Pame to Rochester, Treyd A. Hague of Missoula at the Placer, Velma Pomeroy to Kalispell for her mother's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Mountjoy
Boulder
Placer
Tee
N. EL Milne
Buuz
Nelson
Fort Peek
Harry Carpenter
Billings
B. F. Ellingson
Chinook
Harvey, Eoaa
George Wilson
Shelby
John Smith
Tha Placer
J.C. O'Connor
Butte
Helena
B. Denser
Great Falls
Harvey
Lions of Helena start sale for Sunshine camp tickets
Members of the Helena Lions Club begin selling "company" tickets in Helena to fund Sunshine camp expenses for one day for one child at the Little Blackfoot site. Tickets cost 75 cents. two tickets admit to the Lions dance on July 4. Proceeds go to aid undernourished children. plans include sending 40 girls in late July and 40 boys in early August to the camp, recently repainted and praised as a premier health resort in Montana for youngsters. Dr W J Butler named U S representative to the 18th International Veterinary Congress in Zurich, leaving Helena July 14 on the Manhattan after Massachusetts event. he will present on Fowl Leukosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Clab
Turn Robinson
Sunshine Camp
Little Blackfoot
Migntana
Matt Stott
Chamber of Commerce
Martin Trenne
Montana Motor Trades Association
Montana
Legislative Assembly
Montane
Trenne
Businese
W. J. Butler
Atate
Zurich
Switzerland
Butler
New York
Manhattan
American Veterinarians' Association
John BR. Mohler
U. S Bureau of Animal Industry
Henry Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Dr. Butler
Cardell Hull
Mohler
Evrons
USA
Uncle Sam
Glacier Park Travel Shows Big Increase This Year
Montana travel promoter Montanans Inc reports Glacier Park visitation up nearly twofold over the first half of 1937. Manager William G Ferguson says 1938 registrations likely to rise, with June 18 figures showing a strong gain and most visitors listed as first entries. Promoters cite national advertising and travel bureau outreach for growing interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montanans, Inc
Glacier National Park
William G. Ferguson
Montanans
Glacier Park
Montanane, Inc
Montana Delegates Return From Parole Conference
Montana delegates to the Western Parole and Probation Association conference in Seattle last week resumed duties. Warden Theodore Bergstrom clerk W L Fitzsimmons and assistant secretary to the governor Reuterdahl attended. They conferred with the national probation group and visited facilities at McNeil Island and Washington State Prison in Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Western Parole and Probation Association
Seattle
Theodore Bergstrom
Emory Reuterbahl
W. L. Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Reuterdahl
Montana Playing Cards Advertise Montana
Montana Inc has contracted with Brown and Bigelow to market Yellowstone and Glacier park scenes on two deck cards sold to retailers. W G Ferguson says the cards will boost Montana publicity as souvenirs or gifts among Montanans and friends out of state. Relief machinery was set to distribute general food orders to Cleveland’s 48 000 deathiture residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montanane, Inc
Brown and Bigelow
St. Paul
Yellowstone
Glacier Parka
W. G. Ferguson
Ferguson
Calador
Thea
Montana
Iola
Cleveland
Three year school bus contracts ruled valid
In a decision by Lewis and Clark county attorney Harold Anderson and Attorney General H. J. Freebouen, district school boards may enter three year contracts for pupil bus transportation. They noted the board remains a continuing body despite member changes and that such obligations endure beyond current members. A three year term is usually reasonable under ordinary conditions depending on facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold K. Anderson
Lewis and Clark County
Atttorney
H. J. Freebouen
Anderson
Upward Reactions Mark Wool Market Rise
John Blackwood of Chinook Montana representing the National Wool Marketing Corporation said the wool market has begun an upward trend sooner than expected, with stronger demand in foreign markets including Japan. He noted prices up to two cents per pound in grease and predicted values could reach production costs, urging consignments to the National Wool Marketing Corporation to secure guaranteed loans and profit from any rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blackwood
Chinook
Montana
National Wool Marketing Corporation of Boston
Boston
Japan
Blackwood
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Brandjord to Attend Seattle Conference
J. M. Brandford, state administrator of the public welfare system, left yesterday for Seattle to attend the national conference on social work opening Sunday and running to July 2. Representatives of social work groups from across the nation will be present. Brandford will lead a discussion on unemployment and will deliver a radio address before returning Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Brandford
Seattle
Brandford
State receives 82 582 for highway projects county funds
Federal checks totaling 82 582 were received by State Treasurer Ray N. Shannon to reimburse the state for completed highway construction projects. Funds were divided among Dawson 1 600 Bir Horn 23 748 and 1 169 Sweet Grass 1 465 Garfield 16 014 Roosevelt 7 192 Madison 4 849 Galistin 27 748.
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Treaster Ray N. Shannon
Dawson
Bir Horn
Sweet Grass
Garfield
Roosevelt
Madison
Galistin
Deer Poacher Caught After Illegal Hunt
Cinch E. A. Peterson of Libby used an artificial lure and a cozy blind to shoot a deer out of season. Deputy Game Warden William Dorring halted him at the scene. Peterson pleaded guilty in justice court and was fined $60 and sentenced to 25 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
Peterson
William Dorring
Lin
Dorring
Fish and Game Commissioners
Petersen
State Capital Band Opens First Of 12 Concerts Tonight
The State Capital Band of Helens opens a 12 concert series under Dr. F Ecklund at Hill Park tonight at 8. The 28-piece group rehearsed for the performance and aims to attract many city music lovers. Program includes The Souea ere Overture Jupiter's Carntin The Merry Widow Grand Selection and selections from these Folks Mazie Brooks Swedish Guard and others.
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Helens
F. Ecklund
Hill Park
Jupiter's
Tezarkan
Sulte
Mazie
Brooks
Botma
Lovander
South
Thunderers
Gtr
Spaneted
Eing
Boiisa
Tularemia Death Listed in Montana
A tularemia death in Stillwater County, Montana, is reported by L L Banepa of the state health board. The May toll shows 438 deaths and 795 births for the state, with communicable diseases causing 43 deaths. auto accidents killed nine.
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Montana
L. L. Banepa
State Board of Health
Benepe
Stillwater
Blaine
Dawson
Hill
Rayalli
Sheridan
Silver Bow
Yellowstone
Wyo
Sul
Em Rante
Former Helena Man John M. King Dies in Hollywood
John M. King 90, a former Helena resident and Yellowstone County sheriff, died Monday in Hollywood California. He was linked to livestock and land ventures with Gus Barth of Billings and owned a Livingston boat operation. Survived by widow and granddaughter, funeral planned in Hollywood.
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Helena
Yellowstine
John M. King
Hollywood
Calif
Charles R Garlow
King
Wontina
Yellowstone County
Gus Barth
Billings
3Ight Plank
Livingston
Mr. King
Tollywood
Adiiting
Carlow
Mr King
John Willa Riddell
Tellywood
Helena to be launched in August
Helena a new vessel named for Helena will be launched in August at the New York Navy Yard. Secretary Matt Starr of the Chamber of Commerce received confirmation from Captain A. M. Penn of the U S Navy. Penn asked for materials on the city to accompany the ceremony. In France five French army airmen died when their plane crashed near Reims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Government Navy
New York City
Secrriery Matt Staff
Chamber of Commerc
A. M. Penn
U. S Navy
Penn
Starr
France
Reims
Wheeler Gets Thanks From Labor For Unemployment Bill
Letter from J G Larson secretary treasurer Railway Labor Executives Association to Senator Burton K Wheeler praises his extraordinary efforts in passing the unemployment insurance bill and his support for railroad workers. Local Montana friends expect Wheeler home in July after adjournment. England employs 1 250 000 in auto manufacturing with 342 499 units produced in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con- Breas
Burton K. Wheeler
J. G. Larson
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
Wheeler
Congress
Helena
Montana
Tursen
Iabor
Ateresta
Toa
Friends of the
Orly
England
Medals Awarded to YMCA Camp Rifle Teams on Blackfoot
Twenty seven boys earned medals in rifle shooting at YMCA camps on the Little Blackfoot River. Affidavits of qualifying scores will go to the Junior Rifle Association in Washington. Notable qualifiers include Bobbie Young 237, Bob Ring 276, Paul Radders 340, Hd Martinson 267 273 319, Roddy McDonald 228, Charles Little 319 217, Kenneth Larvon 239, David Johnson 226, Kay Guthrie 222 270 328, Homer Fulton 267, Robert Gregory 217, Charles Bradham 226, Bil Brass 363 407, Joe Buley 271 278 344, Tom Mahan 424, Prescott Towle 420 427 419.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Little Blackfoot
B. W. Edworthy
Junior Rifle Association
Washington
D. C
Bobbie Young
Bob Ring
Rotary club reports at Placer Hotel meeting
Reports of standing committees will be heard at the Rotary Club meeting today at the Placer Hotel at 12 16 o clock. President B W Edworthy announced yesterday. Alex Cunningham will direct the program and committee chairs will give five minute reports: William A Brown vocational service Neill MacLean community service Hugh R Adair international service Geel V Wilton boys work Thomas J Mills Jr attendance Alex Cunningham club service and President Edworthy. A special musical program will be presented under the direction of Oliver Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Tha Placer Hotel
B. W. Edworthy
Alex Cunningham
William A. Brown
Neill MacLean
Hugh R. Adair
Geel V. Wilton
Thomas J. Mils, Jr
Governor Ayers to Head All Montana Fourth Celebration
Governor Roy Ayers will deliver the main address at the All Montana Day celebration in Lewistown on July 4. The program includes five minute talks from prominent Montanans representing publishers agriculture industry labor and mining. The event begins at 1 15 p m at the Lewistown fairgrounds and aims to surpass last year’s Bozeman gathering in size and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Peterson
Billings
Clarence Blewett
Butts
Montana Labor News
John Driscoll
Butte
Thea
Montana Federation of Labor
Lewistown
Lewistown Fairgrounds
Montanans, Inc
Bozeman
Montana
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Toder
Todey
Mons. Aura
Joe King's
Hellena Saddlery & Ter. Co
Cove Cities
Cheyenne
Denverte
Oa Baise
Eason Area
Galveston
Jacksonville
Minneapolis
Busines
Higtrter
Conrad É
Clarence T. Car- Fort Peck
Henry T. Harrison
Glendiv
el Malta
Worrors
Carter
George
W. Padbury
Wheel
Leos
Dr. Cash
Ed Hahn
Joe Saxton
Conrad
Charles Menzel
T Court
A. J. Horsky
Geery Beauty Shop
Phots
Theis
Jack Shea
Guthrie
Justice of the Peace
A. J. White
Marietta Beauty Service
Ph. Utly
Edith Pearson
George Pear
George W. Padbury
Broadway
Emma Redd
Warren Northwest
Ing
Knapp
Bullets
Sars
Gourier
Knapp's
Rstate of Viole E. Suilth
F. Guear
Rolla Duncan
Samuel Laes
Hast Helena
Diarles G. Baum
Winston
A. J. Wile
Charles A. Gear
Mildred Osman
Dr. Tropkine
Clifford Franklin
Deer Lodge
Arthur Colbert
MAA
Alex Leggat
Butle
Jown
MM. Wheeler
John Kline
Glasgow
L. D. Lynch
Cap- Hal
Butte, Eee
Jane Goodale
Northern Pacific
Putteland, Ore
Robert
Higham
Berbeck
William Carson
Sheridan, Wr
Mrs. J. S Pame
Rochester
Treyd A. Hague
Montana Stats Highway Commission
Velma Pomeroy
Kalispell
C W Pomeron
U.S. AT
Toto
Europe
Brandjord
E. A. Peterson
Libby
State Capital Band
Helena TO
B. K. Wheeler
Camp
Rotary
Ayers
Joe G. Hollman
Effictene Oy
Eala
ORS. Hentrum
Sullivan
Optometrists
Ansuntrim
Trim - Antrim
Passarelli
North Main
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