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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1926
Page
4
Efforts are intensified to reach the Intermountain college endowment of 375000 by tonight as statewide subscriptions wrap up. About 328000 had been reported by 10 pm Monday, leaving 47000 to be raised in the final two days. Dr Hancher, campaign executive director, arrived from the East and will stay at the headquarters until final returns are in.
A visit to our market shows how meats are kept at proper temperatures ensuring freshness and quality for summer buyers.
Ben Hundley, who has served about four years with the regional veterans bureau, is transferred to the Interior Department and assigned to the chief clerkship of Glacier National Park. He departs for Belton to begin duty year round, joined by his wife this week. His successor at the bureau is not yet named. Hundley’s relocation elicits mixed emotions as colleagues note his leadership with the American Legion, including arranging large dances and chairing the princess contest.
A letter from Michael J Sullivan of Cloughanes Caherdwen County Kerry Ireland asks for the location of Daniel Lyons alias Dan Lyne who served as foreman with the Kirkpatrick brothers railroad contractors in Montana within the last 15 years. The Montana Railroad Commission and the vital statistics filings were checked but no trace found.
Northern Pacific Railway in its district court answer to Charles P. Hegman claims the plaintiff had a clear view of tracks for three quarters of a mile and with ordinary care could have seen the approaching train. The railroad says he should have stopped his car at a safe distance before attempting to cross.
Ralph A. Rufener was elected commander of the Donald Jlokwood post. Other officers elected include Senior Vice Commander B. Starriss Junior Vice Commander J. Yenge Adjutant JI. S. Larson Officer of the Day Ben Bearchild Chaplain WH. Stenshaw Sergeant-at-Arms H. Elmore. The new executive committee is William S. Hawthorne and James F. Weaver.
Momana's development from the Custer era, shaping the Tae dian wars in the state, will be the subject of a talk by St. Stewart at the Rotary Luncheon tomorrow. It continues the series of historical reviews presented recently by Chief Justice Lew L. Callaway at Rotary luncheons.
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