Weather and local notices from Helena area update
Weather outlook for Atentanai Mondey with warmer Monday near term, reports from Mr. Ward and local forecast notes. Rotary convention plans in Helena with trains from Chicago, city tours to Gate of the Mountains, and visits to Portland Vancouver and Lake Louise. Also local items on accidents, police activity, business changes, and wool consignments in Helena.
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Atentanai Mondey
Warohoven
Jetantr Faruweeanures
Mr. Ward
Treidine
Moore
Bozeman
Wey
Curry
Cherry
Ranman
Curry TR Perret
Bulb Lake Cuy
Army Vellowstone
Hoom
Misturippi
Vo Extartain Viattara
Batwaan
International Rotary
Chicago
Helena
West
Portland
Vancouver
Beatte
Lake Louise Britt
Winnipeg
William
Great Lakes
Young Couple Weds at Baptist Church Amid Courtship Drama
At First Baptist Church a young couple married after a morning service visit to the door of Rev. George Elton Harrin. Rev. Spencer, substituting for the pastor, greeted them and guided the ceremony in a Sunday school room. The bride Kathleen Hart of Payette Idaho joined George Connell of Welena for a quiet ceremony as friends looked on and the couple then drove to the groom’s home at 1603 Walnut.
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First Baptist Church
George Elton Harrin
Harris
Torn
Mawor N. Spencer Ob Bozon
Mr. Harris
Spencer
Honda
Lee
Meenso
Clark
Clark of the Court Whs Whalen
George Connell
Fwelena
Kathleen Hart
Paydtle
Idaho
Hart
Connell
Walnut Finnel
Fourth of July Barbecue At Liwgeln Promises Big Steer
Ble barbecun on the town edge will feature a large steer valued at 9 dollars. Gf Lamakte, named master of ceremonies, announced at the Lincoln Hotel. The Lincoln Hotel event will include twofold features and a grand celebration for Urlona’s invited guests.
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Liwgeln
Barbecun
Gf Lamakte
Fincoln Hotel
Scrémantes
Trnootn Valley
Lumhkin
Pat
Urlona
Personal notices from Dillon and nearby towns
Dillon residents and visitors are listed arriving staying or visiting. Names include Ry A Risley and A C Olen in Dillon and Great Falls. Eames and D D Middlemiat guests. Mrs W S Jackson and Hoy Hamilton among arrivals. Rev 36 N Apanenr and G Carver noted. J W Freeman and Mr Mrs Tokslok plus Mrm edie Maryn and children visiting. Robert Fisk in town from Lincoln after a California trip. L Gray of Aluminum Cooking Utensils travels with northwest group to Pittsburgh Duluth and Cleveland by the Great Northern route.
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Jackson
Bute War
Usrvey
Ae Hoy Hamilton
Agusta
N. Apanenr
Bozeman
Oo G
Carver
Great Falin
J. W. Freeman
Great Halle
Dusmene
F. A. Tokslok
Butto Werd
Placer
Heney Coulter
Great Valle
Harvey
SH. L. Gray
Aluminum Cooking
Uransia Company
Piueburgh
Duluth
Cleveland
Farm Bureau Picnic Highlights County Event and Races
A large turnout of 400 ranchers and friends enjoyed the Farm Bureau picnic at College Place with athletic events and a notable baseball game between Political Candidates and Voters. The voters defeated the candidates, while women’s and men’s races produced winners led by Marlaw Herrin and Dry Landers in key events. In Miami, Al Ganana faces perjury charges with attorneys appointed as trial looms in July.
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Farm Bureau
College Place
Evanta
R. D. Tabl
Aupertlaed
Dry Landers
Irrigatora
Frank Smith
Otto Johnson
Hanora
L. M. Corey
Otto Aggenm
Wionora
Tollowa
Marlaw Herrin
LeRoy Robinson
Herrin
Hodlanon Fuyt
Vagison
Orar G
Fred. Butler
Robart Porgy
Anti Shatz
T. Hames
Beryl May
Shoerence
O. “Eghert
Lowla Hilger
Claude Cory
Bl Wegner
Townland businessmen outline Townsend rodeo plan
Plans are set for Townsend Fourth celebrations with a rodeo, street entertainment, and a dance. F G McCarthy announces a full program from 10 am to late night, inviting Helena and surrounding counties to a record crowd, featuring the Stubblefield outlaw horses and a wrestling match between Tony Valmer and Earl Robbins, ending with a community dance at the gym.
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F. G. McCarthy
Chub
Townsend
Hendin
Townsend Ly Sanding
Lewis and Chirk County
Helena
McCarthy
Rising Sun
Cunningham Dude Ranches
Helena Cars Figure In Wrecks Near Helena
Traffic reports from Helena detail a Sunday morning series of crashes on the highway near Montana City and Canyon Ferry Hill. Patrik Funduk and Albert Herney were involved in a chain collision, with extensive front-end damage to both Marmon and Ford sedans, while a Gordon family car, attempting to avoid the scene, struck Funduk’s vehicle rear. Gordon’s child suffered a scalp laceration. Dr. Winn treated him. In a separate collision near Spokane Creek, Louis Skow and Charles Young cars collided, causing injuries to Skow’s passengers and Young’s two children. the Buick sustained less damage and both drivers were not hospitalized.
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Herney
Funduk
Participarta
Clarlen Gordan
Non
Butté
Cama
Seelam Tha Mphas
Gordan
Firat
Gordon
Sludvinkec
Gierdon
Tha Gaan
Winn
Marry Bargett
Helena
Canyon Ferry
Spokane Creek
Nona
Louis H. Skow
Ninth Avenue
Charles Young
Billings Avengs
Youss
Skow
Young
Neset
Hole
Show
Helene
Christian Ghurga Closes Convention At First Christian Church
The Deaciples at Christ closed their four day convention with a golden jubiles communion series at First Christian church. Sunrise prayer on the Capitol steps was led by Ross J. Allen of Fort Benton. Rev H J Mathieson of Denver gave a brief prayer. W D Lear of Nincka of Christ Minister read a paper on Fifty Years in Montana. Delegates praised the convention as among the best in the church’s state history.
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First Christian Church
Earl van Doren
Selena
Wan
Sharee
Ross J. Allen
Fort Benton
Erangallat
J. Mathieson
Denver
Mr. Allen
W.D. Lear
Montana
Arthur Atkins
Nlorlvona
Lear
Extortion Plot Fails as Three Men Held in Missouri
Cape Girardeau Missouri police report an extortion plot targeting four local leaders. St Louis men Ralph Binwerd and Joseph Reed and Des Moines native Tid Martin were arrested after a staged payment attempt at the river area. The victims included T R HeN, George Mayer, and Harry Himmelberger, with officers waiting to seize the money. A running gun battle ensued, resulting in neutralized suspects and no injuries reported.
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Cape Girardeau, Mo
St. Louisans
Marble Hills
Cape Girardeau County
Mianouri
Cape Girardeau
T. Th. Kelen
Cane Girardeau Public Ute Ites
Georga Mayer
Harry Himmelbarger
O. L. Raabaush
Meyer
Himmelberger
Officera
Cantor River
Ralph Binwerd
Joneph Reed
St. Touis
Tid Martin
Des Moines
Iowa
Eatortlon
Boy of 17 Shot by Missouri Deputy
In Holt county near Orren a 17 year old Windnor road worker Fred Garoutte was fatally shot and wounded by Deputy Dewey Graham as a truck with men possibly drinking liquor was stopped on Highway 1. Garoutte is hospitalized with a bullet wound to the right arm and authorities investigate the circumstances.
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Rt. Joseph
Fred Garoutte
Windnor
Dewey Graham
Holt County
Oreron
Graham
Gauroup
Garantie
Garantia
Investors Syndicate Chief Reports Mixed 1940 Outlook
Crabb, head of Investors Syndicate, discusses business conditions across markets from Howton to Arizona. He notes optimism in several sectors, with cotton prices pressured but building and oil activity steady in Houston and Oklahoma City. Trading in California wholesale cards rises, while general business recovery appears tempered by commodity declines and uneven regional gains.
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Kehorally
Comparizon
Cranb
Investors Syndicate
Haa
Jorge Industrial
Rendustmant
Crabb
Hownton
Dallas
Fort Worth
Texee
Hualnuas
Houston
Oklahoma City
Arizona
California
Yanks Survive in Wimbledon Net Play
Wimbledon reports a strong U S showing in both men and women singles as Americans advance with several reaching the later rounds. Notables include top contenders Hors, Mangin, and Lott while Ctation Coffin and Borotta pose strong threats in quarter and semi finals. The tournament's pace remains brisk with key matches slated for Saturday as the United States aims for multiple semi final berths.
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Henri Va
Witmew
Wilmer Allvon
Fort Worth
Tex
Monet Cochat
France
Sham
Teanh Hay
Bett
John Moor
Sante Monica
Calf
Gregory Mangia
Newark
Tang Whee
Dig BI Tiden
Strom
J.C. Gregory
Botha
Adalphina
Tha Anne
Jean Va
George di
Maton
George Lott
Chicago
Borala
Thote
United States
Boratra
Lott
United Staten Ia
Tiden
Otther Doeg
Mangin
Borotta
Cochet
Howen
Stolen car located at Deer Lodge after roundup notice
A Ford coupe stolen from George Magia in Tetouan last Friday was found abandoned in an alley near Heart Lodge in Deer Lodge. Deputies Neville and Kheritt recovered the vehicle. Roundup Sheriff Boo Decker relayed the discovery via sheriff communications. The car had been driven to Deer Lodge and left, and the search description was circulated by Shorter Purgeon.
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George Magia
Tetouan Attarney
Tad Bean
Deer Lodge
Douuty Kheritt
Neville
Heart Lodge
Shor W
Ford
Hirginawen
Door Lodge
Boodecker
Powell County
iSha
Roundug
Roundug and Had Told Him of Finding the Car. the Round Up Sherdf
Tuat
Shorter
Jrus
Pioneer David Myles 77 Dies at Local Ranch Home
David Myles a Lewistown Clark County pioneer aged 77 died yesterday at his ranch home after a year of declining health. Born in Portland he came to the United States with his family, married in 1908, and has lived in this area for 45 years. Surviving are five daughters Mrs Jacob Baum Mrs Amen Sweenry Mrs John Poepping Mrs John Malthaisen and Mrs Frank Meyer and four sons David Thomas Robert and Frank Myles all of Claspit. The funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 o'clock from Opp and Conrad's chapel with Rev. David J. Donnan officiating.
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David Myles
Lewty
Clark County
Sionterday
Clasall
Yocal Thagattal
Mylea
Bortland
Jane
United States
Meram
Montana
Wik
Mr. Myles
Jacob Baum
Amen Sweenry
Winston
John Poepping
Livingston
Joh Malthaisen
Cinnoll
Frank Meyer
Chayin
David
Thormes
Robert
Frank Mylex
Claspit
Opp
Conrad
David J. Donnan
Presbyterian Church
Capt Kingsford Smith Congratulates Hunters
New York June 38. Equadrean leader Charles Hinge sford-Smith, commander of the trans Atlantic plane Bouthern Crows, sent a telegram of sungratulation to Konnath and John Hunter who gain a new refueling Merit record. The message praised their skill and wished them success toward the Fourth of July.
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New York
Charles Hingesford-Smith
Bouthern
Konnath
John Hunter
Cherrlo
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Penwell Bik
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Itetoma Tig Company
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Madison
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Hetes Siwatniany
Hin
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Muli Staton
Scmillin Pengtaron Sraiianenials
TL Plau
Wenatrhes, Wah
Felena
Caripadola
Ralph B. Ward
Ward
Montana Weel Caoneroliva Association
Brom
Standard Drug Co
Red Lodge
Brown Bros. Sér. Co
Walker Garage
Rage Broadway
Baptist Church
Crowd Files
Ry A. Risley
Dillon Wan
Ee A.C. Olen
Eames’ of
Litingatan
Edie Maryn
Chil Dren
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Viet
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Stubblefield
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Horne
Tony Vallmer
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Manhattan
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Missouri
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Richard W. Dyrd
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Salt Lake City
Curtin Gift and China Shop
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George P, Arnold, Mayer
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