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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
8
Fragmented readable phrases describe a chaotic scene with names and places obscured. The text hints at a public show or performance and a discussion about health and various individuals, though specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A fragmented market report notes mixed grain provisions and prices in midwestern towns. Cited figures include oats and corn values, with prices around 3.10 to 4.00 per unit, and mentions of shipments, weather effects, and regional trading activity. The piece references several local districts and merchants, indicating shifting demand and fluctuating supply.
Department of the Interior notices in Helena Montana dated June 13 1920 announce meetings to consider incorporation. Notices name Leving W Marks of Glaney and Yaehara Root of Austin with land claim filings and witnesses listed for u s land office proceedings. First publication June 14 1920.
A filing in Montana notes a petition for a patent on mineral claims at Butte. The document lists the survey, location, and adjoining properties, with names of witnesses and a July filing deadline. The notice cites the U S land office in Helena and references public posting and the legal terms for patent consideration.
Inspect reads a garbled boundary of legal notices from Helena Montana and Great Falls involving Nichola Thelsen and Jon Suctny. It references land purchases, timber values, and patent contests with dates around 1919 to 1920, listing multiple names and official offices.
June 29 dispatch from East Helena notes arrests and social updates. Mentions Mr and Mrs Weds Hu Titer AO, payment of 80 per game, and Sisco family. Weekend visits include Malday, Georss Wusil at Trautcee. Kulienn family picnic nearby as Troop Scouts camp. Chass Christ and Pred Hermans visit creeks. Helena hall team to Townsend Sunday.
Watt treet dine 28 D. W Patterson who had been with Sury bo tha Ors Thyfowl case had been discharged. Din Brant and Tithe Fat Ho Mit Hlrsrein of the South Fork are motoring through Ft Lawton park. They plan to be gone a week or so. Minton, son of Mr and Mrs Track, underwent meningitis operation. Mrs J W Manning visited relatives here for the past week, resumed home Sunday. Renay Te Canty of Eglter will spend a fun day die the Gapitar city. Aly and Mr 6 Fe Be were in Capitabrity on business. Titdes, Myrtle Estlibend Bessie Divot motored to Helena Friday and Sunday. Widie Dunn spending a few days in Helena with her mother.
Five young men, involved in a June 27 collision at the corner of Pleasant and recreational streets in Miles City, were brought to police court. The Reeves taxi driver said one wheel was damaged but no other injuries or extensive damage were noted. They were released on ten dollar bonds after a cautionary plea. Names recorded include Ernest Rohde Vernie Tarpex Byron Tarpex George Berg and Hus Andrews. Rohde pleaded guilty while the others pleaded not guilty.
The secretary of state records the incorporation of Medyes cortay and associates as The Zion Evangelical Lutheras church of Fl, with capital stock of 9125,000 of which $5 is subscribed. names include Tagan Cresxuwell and George McKay among incorporators. dissolution notice for The True Frhilo Gold Dredging company of Outta appears.
Associated Press reports in San Francisco that William Jennings Kryzn dropped his plea for a wilding long enenegher to tie the knot as best man at the wedding of Republican State Leon Thomas E. Bradstreet of Grand Island Nebraska and Mrs Kagras Eee of anilergait Indiana. The wedding placed the hotel headquarters for the Nebraska delegation. Mrs TW. Bh paler, sister of Mr. Hryam, was a bridesmaid of honor.
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