Local News Briefs from Montana Sports Weather and Obituaries
Weather outlook shows Saturday heat rise with possible Sunday warming in Montana. Community notes include fundraisers by Grand Street M F Ladies and Camp Fire Girls at local stores. Obituaries report Gustava Olander 78 and Mrs John B Olson funeral details. Birth announcement for Patience Patricia Brunson. Funeral notices for Samuel Stevens. Woman's Club met with food for wardens talk and piano duets at Unitarian building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
Unitarian
Whalen
Cox
Carrie Kessing
Frank Bartos
G. I. Davey
State Nursery and Seed Company
Bartos
Funeral for Jacob Hart Pioneer to Be Held Sunday
Funeral services for Jacob Hart, early Montana pioneer, will be Sunday at 3 30 p m in St Paul s M E Church with Rev W B Spaulding officiating. Burial follows in Forestvale. Hart died Thursday at his Fifth Avenue home. Pallbearers include Ben Benson T J Cooney Louis Kauf man H V Hagler A F Ritz and C B Anderson. Hart’s son Charles A Hart arrives from Portland and another son J J Hart from New York tomorrow. The Pioneers Society memorial committee is named to represent the group at the funeral. Sir Samuel Hoare announces plans for long distance empire air flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hart
Montana
St. Paul's
M. E. Church
Rev
W. B. Spaulding
Forestvale
Mr. Hart
Fifth Avenue
Pall
Ben Benson
T. J. Cooney
Louis Kaufman
H. V. Hagler
A. F. Ritz
Odd Fellows to Present Fifty Year Jewels to Stadler and Kaufman
On Tuesday evening the Odd Fellows lodge will award its first fifty year jewel to Louis Stadler and Louis Kaufman of Helena for 30 years as members. Past Master E. H. Goodman will present the honors, with refreshments to follow, as residents and visitors are urged to attend. Later this year the lodge will honor William LaBeau with a fifty year jewel and present twenty three year jewels to several other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Lodge
Louis Stadler
Louis Kaufman
Helena
Odd Fellows
Lodge
M. Silverman
Odd Feddows
Kaufman
E. H. Goodman
Townsend
The
William LaBeau
Winners of Birdhouse Prizes Named by Judges
The Stan tial Training Department of public schools announced prize winners in the annual birdhouse contest. Top prize went to Joan Doerr for best feeder and shelter in sixth grade at Central school. Judges were W. T. Kuhn C. B. Pfeiffer and G. H Carsley. Birdhouses displayed at New York store and for sale with inquiries to C. E. Pruner after 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stantial Training Department
Joan Doerr
Central ‘School
Ned Burke
Hawthorne
John Polich
Central
Philip Walters
Robert Smithers
George van Winkle
Donald Chivers
Chalmer Lyman
Albert Banik
Bryant
Ralph Cory
William Matthews
Joe DeBar
Are Parks
Douglas Rushford
Henry Darfler
W. T. Kuhn
C. B. Pfeiffer
G. H Carsley
New York
C. E. Pruner
Girls Teams Debate in Helena Tonight
A debate tonight at 8 in the First Presbyterian church features Intermountain Union college girls Lucile McClean Helena Clara Ellen Houtz and Mildred Gilchrist against Dillon Montana State Normal college students. Intermountain supports the question that Congress should be given power to override Supreme Court decisions with a two thirds vote. Admission is free though a silver offering will help defray expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain Union College
Montana State Normal College of
Dillon
First Presbyterian Church
Intermountain
Lucile McClean
Helena
Clara Ellen Houtz
Mildred Gilchrist
Congress of the United States
Supreme Court
Act of Congress
Free Nabisco Movies At The Antlers Show Opens
The National Biscuit company presents free moving pictures at the Antlers this morning at 10 as part of its salesmen meeting led by E. R. McPhearson and Dr. Clarke E. Davis. Viewers tour world sights of edible materials and manufacturing processes. McPhearson hosts an informal Placer dinner for attendees. The second item notes a $500000 fire destroying the University of Saskatchewan’s machinery section in Saskatoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Biscuit Company
Company
E. R. McPhearson
San Francisco
Western Manager
Clarke E. Davis
New York Laboratory
Cee
McPhearson
Placer
Saskatoon
Sask
University of Saskatchewan
Bankers convention set for Glacier National Park
The Montana Bankers association will hold its annual meeting in Glacier National Park on July 11 12 and 13. A T Hibbard secretary reports plans are underway and expects strong attendance with Great Northern Railway offering full cooperation and reduced park rates. Many will extend the trip as a vacation and the event aims to attract city bankers from outside Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Bankers’ Association
Glacier National Park
A. T. Hibbard
Helena
Association
Glacier Park
Great Northern Railway Company
Personal visits fill Helena with notable travelers
Ii Earl Clack arrives on business from Havre. Mrs. T. J Cole leaves for Los Angeles. W. J. Brennan travels to Columbia Falls. Clara Calone of Toston guests at the Placer hotel. Mrs. G. W. Cook of Melville in Helena for a few days. J. A. Williams of Polson and Martha Tiuhrer of Teston stop at the Placer. Mrs. Nels Verdahl of Billings stays at the Placer. W. O. R. Law arrives from Great Falls. J. UW. Carmichael, Augusta stock man, at the Placer. Barry Wildebrand of Butte in the capital. George B. Snell of Billings on legal business. J. W. Freeman, Great Falls business visitor. Yoo. dF. Meagher returns to Butte after a business trip. Mrs. J. A Rowand, Red Cross liaison for Montana, leaves for a staff conference in St. Louis. Charles Pearler of San Francisco, international M C A regional secretary, in Helena for conferences. James Laidlaw of Boise, director of the National Wool Exchange, leaves via Pocatello after board meeting. Alex Tinting, North Pacific executive aide, tours Montana and Washington offices. Years ago Tinting served as railroad legal agent in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Wildebrand
Butte
Capitol
George EB. Snell
Billings
J. W. Freeman
Great Falls
Yoo. Df. Meagher
Alex Tinting
Woodworth
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Montana
Washington
Mr. Tinking
Helens
Governor Erickson to Speak in Columbus on Woolgrowers Visit
Governor J. E. Erickson departs for Columbus to address the Montana Woolgrowers district meeting this evening. A banquet will be hosted for the visitors, with the governor returning to Helena tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erickson
Columbus
J. E. Erickson
Montana
Kennett Funeral to Be Held Sunday at Home
The funeral of Holter P. Kennett, formerly of this city, who died Thursday in Los Angeles after an extended illness, will be held Sunday at 1 30 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs N B Holter 320 Monroe Avenue. Burial will be in Forestvale. The pallbearers are John K Power Fred Sheriff Ford Johnson R H Fletcher David Perry and W R Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holter P. Kennett
Los Angeles
N. B. Holter
Monroe Avenue
Forestvate
John K. Power
Fred Sheriff
Ford Johnson
R. H. Fletcher
David Perry
W. R. Miles
Lonesome Soldiers Complain of Island Hula Hula Sights
American doughboys William Hedemann and Donald Swinney stationed at Fort Kamehameha Territory of Hawaii say they are tired of hula girls grass skirts and ukuleles after a year on the islands and long to hear some Montana girls. They send a letter to The Independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Hedemann
Donald Swinney
Fort Kamehameha
Territory of Hawaii
Enchanted Islands
Old Timers Quit Smoke: Elks Lodge Talk Advises Youths
Helena Elks lodge members hosted a smoker where veteran members shared advice with younger Elks. Harry G. Pickett served as toastmaster as R. C. Waufman Gil Blount and others spoke, with music by the lodge orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Lodge
Helena
Warnes Hawkins
Francis A. Howard
Frank L. Reece
Dan Boyle
George J. Joyce
George O Freman
C. N. Reinig
Seattle
Lodge
Helena flirtation notes raise urban social cues
In Helena and nearby areas observers report evolving social signals as young women and flappers engage in new city dating norms. The piece hints at shifting vibes and invites readers to expect further social developments and lively public life.
Also Mentioned on This Page
City News
Hatters Bcs
Grand Street
M. F. Ladies’ Wid
Capital Frit
Camp Fire Girls
Eck's
Olander
Mre
Gustava Olander
John Olander
Clancy
Flaherty
Kohler
Olsen
John B. Olson
St. Pauls M. DG
J. N. Brunson
Louisville
Neb
Patience Patricia
Brunson
State
Rash Hatcheries
Stevene
Samuel Stevens
Kowler’s Chapel
Thev. H. C. White
St. James A, M
Stevens
Camp Lewis
Wash
Anne
M. Arene
Boston
Wees Beeeereesrane
Calgary
Chicago
Edmonton
Havre Dee
Ixaligpell Naweseee Ae
I Miles City
New
Post Office News
R. W
BING
Lalla Brooke
F. X Areas
Madison Ave
Aagob Arts
London
Samuel Hoare
House of Commons
Empire
Messrs. Stadler and Kaufman
Normandy
Eaton’s Highland Linen Stationery
Lisle
Nabisco Movies
Vdankers
Earl Clack
Havre
T. J Cole
W. J. Brennan
Columbia Falls
Clara Calone
Toston
Placer Hotel
G. W. Cook of
Melville
J. A. Williams
Polson
Capital
Martha Tiuhrer
Teston
Nels Verdahl
W. Or. Law
J. UW. Carmichael
Augusta Stockman
Georgette
Fibar
Kennett
WB. Holter
Flappers
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!