Weather and local notices from Montana city pages
Rain and snow expected with colder conditions Tuesday and Wednesday. Joe Schulte of Livingston fined 19 days in police court for drunkenness. Baby clinic reading at 1:30 this afternoon in the county health office basement. Eng service exams close April 18 for gardener at fort hospital with pay 1000 to 1860 a year. Arbor Ville club hosts charity party April 18 at W. A Forty 45 tables. St Peter's hospital memorial shower this afternoon at 239 Harrison avenue with talks and music. Funeral for infant Gustavia Gorder at 2 this afternoon at Herrmann and Company chapel burial in Forestvale.
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Crittenden Home
Arbor Vilne Club
St Peter's Hospital
Ars H G McIntire
Harrison Avenue
Mishop
William W Paber
Ret
Snell and Slarker
Diea
Tranklin Gustava Gorder
Mig Clarence Gorder
Joenver Block
Herrmann and Companys
W B Spaulding
St Paul's
Pforestvale
Eagle Drill Team Hosts Ot Patrick Dance Night
The Eagle drill team stages a St Patrick's Day masquerade ball at Shrine Temple this evening with cash prizes up to 100 for best costumes. Winter Garden orchestra will play, drawing a large patronage as the team enlivens Main Street with their costumes.
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St. Patrick's Day
Eagle
Shrine Temple
Winter Garden
Main Street
Heavy Night Snow Reappears with Sticking Snow
After a half hour of thick snow yesterday afternoon more fell shortly after midnight last night. The new snow is sticking this morning and likely to continue for several hours. At 1 o clock the temperature showed no material change.
Funeral notice for G. H. Coulter at St. Peter's
Loyal members are asked to attend the funeral of our late brother G. H. Coulter past dictator at St. Peter's Episcopal Church at 2 p m Tuesday H B Schaefer Dictator
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G. H. Coulter
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Governor Erickson Signs Ten Bills With Fiscal Focus
Governor J E Erickson approved ten bills including senate bills 114 and 128 and multiple appropriation measures. The treasury certificates proposal aims to refund the general fund and reduce interest, while other bills fund the supreme and district courts, state offices, agricultural stations, custodial institutions, and the state highway commission. A test suit is required to validate the treasury certificates before sale.
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J. E Erickson
Senate
Treasury
General Fund
Supreme Court of Montana
Eneckson
Nineteenth Assembly
State Board of Examiners
Supreme Court
Livestock Sanitary Board and Livestock Comminister
State Highway Commission
Personal notices from Helena readers include many travelers
Names and home towns appear with departures and arrivals in Helena. J E Gumour left for Denver while C B Wharf visits from Butte. Mrs D Davis went to Dickinson, Cramer arrived from Butte, Dempsey visits from Great Falls, Wood left for Twin Falls Idaho, Crefen from Butte, Nelson and Birch travel from Great Falls, and others stay at the Placer hotel or visit local sites. Judge Goddard, Maybelle Gunn, Beckett, and McCrary appear among business and railroad figures.
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M. J. Wallace
Placer Hotel
Great Falls
Dan H. Bro
Helena
Claude B. Lanstrum
Thomas Arthur
Denver
Bulinge
Judge O. &. Goddard
Billings
Capital
Debates Highlight Intermountain Mount St Charles Meet
Intermountain Union college prepares for a key Friday debate with Mount St Charles, closing one of its most strenuous seasons. The season’s record shows 11 victories, 7 defeats and 4 no decisions across 22 debates.
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Intermountain Union’ College
Mount St Charles
Congress
Supreme Court
Des Moines University
Helena
the Town College
West
Central States
Intermountain
Montana State University
Montana State College
Montana State Normal School
Brigham Young College
Logan
Utah
Bigham Young College
Montana Normal
State College
Focal College
Idaho
Washington
Spokane University
Whitworth College
Spokane College
Idaho State Normal School
College of Idaho
University of Montana
Montana State Normal
Colorado
Montana
Colorado Teachers’ College
Colorado Agricultural Colege
Billings Polytechnic Institute
Montana Mines
Weber College
Brigham Young University
Westminster College
Western State Teachers’ College
Montana State
Colorado College
Robert Miller
Bernice Smith
Bessie Bennett
Edward Poul
Donald Treloar
Robert Williams
Carl Hagen
Walter la Bonte
William Dirkin
Alter Wampler
Lucille McClean
Mildred Gilchrist
Clara Ellen Houtz
Elton Stetson
Rowland Martin
George Blackeslee
Phyllis Holtzinger
Lois Treloar
Pr Kappa Delta
Foreign War Veterans Initiate New Members
Several new members will be initiated at a regular meeting of Lieut Harold Josce post Veterans of Foreign Wars at the forty hospital this evening. An interesting program is being arranged. Washington-Nenick W. Dunlap of Kingston Ohio was named by President Coolidge as assistant secretary of agriculture.
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Harold Josce Post
Veterans of Fort
Washington
Nenick W. Dunlap
Kingston
Ohio
Presdent Coolidge
World War veteran Frank Brage found dead after suicide
Frank Brage a World War veteran was found dead in a Bristol hotel room after slashing his throat with a razor. County coroner Dr M W Kade ruled no inquest and the body rests at Herrmann and Company chapel. He was 54, a miner from MacCleland Creek with several relatives and Eagles lodge membership.
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Alhesith
Frank Stack
Bristol Hotel
Black
Ile
M. W. Kade
Herrmann and Company
Myr
Brack
Clancy
John Brack
MacCleland Creek
Anderson
Lump Gulch
Prancis Boone
Clara Boone
Marjorie Boone
Helena
Maude Walsh
Idaho
William Brack
Basin
The
Order of Eagles
McComas to Manage Plantation in Hawaii
W P McComas, a prominent farmer from Helena valley, and his family will leave tomorrow for San Francisco and then sail for Honolulu aboard the Matson liner Manona on March 28. He will serve as manager of a large Hawaii plantation. bookings were arranged by Jack Garrity, Great Northern city passenger agent.
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W .P. McComas
Ji¢lena
Delightful Kiwanian Dinner and Performances Highlight Helena Event
Kiwanis of Helena hosted wives at a dinner and dancing party at the Placer Hotel last evening. Fred M Rose chaired the arrangements as Ethel Reimig and Margaret Langdort offered violin and piano pieces. Judge Albert Stark won best introduction of a wife, Dr Lacy gave welcomes, and Mrs. Stark and Mrs. Kohler spoke. L. L. Callaway and Mickey McGlynn figures were noted among guests and acts by George Mason and the quartet impressed attendees.
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Kiwanans
Helena
Placer
Fred M Rose
Ethel Reimig
Margaret Langdort
Albert Stark
Dr Lacy
Veterans Hospital
J. Victor Kohler
L. L. Callaway
State Supreme Court
Montana
George Mason
Ins
Hibernians
Packy McFarland
Mickey Mc
Coulter Funeral Held at St Peters Episcopal Church
The funeral for Gervase W. Coulter was conducted this afternoon at St Peters Episcopal Church with Rev. Laird W. Snell officiating. Services at Forestale Cemetery followed the church rites under Loyal Order of Moose and Modern Woodmen of America auspices as Coulter lay in state in Liberty and Kohler's chapel.
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Gervase WH. Coulter
St. Péter’s Episcopal Church
Laird W. Snell
Loyal Order of Moose
Woodmen of America
Forestale
Laberty
Kohler
Coutters
Death by Own Action Claims Alfred Lutz at Majestic Hotel
Alfred Lutz a dairy hand in the area killed himself in a Majestic hotel room on North Main Street by slashing his throat with a safety razor. Police and coroner Dr M M Kyde investigated. the body was sent to Herrmann and Company chapel. Lutz, about 42, had recently suffered financial loss in a wild car scheme and appeared despondent, with sleeping tablets and $1,053 in a savings bank found among his effects.
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Alfred Lutz
Majestic
North Main Street
Ellis A Johnston
Luis
Loroner
M M Kyde
Herrmann and Company
Lutz
Indiana
Helens Bank
Lutys
Khowah
Hungry boys escape from Deaconess School in Helena valley
Two about ten year olds fled the Deaconess school in Helena valley and wandered to a shack in the Northern Pacific yards. Railroad workers fed them before police took them to the county jail. They claimed hunger inspired the escape and admitted earlier runs from the school. The school notified authorities and a teacher retrieved the boys. Reports say the school physician’s dieting and food regimen fueled the escapes.
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Northern Pacific
Surtanl
Comemassary
Stelena
Helena
Deaconeas
Helena Valley
Craig
Cascade County
Forty Boys and Girls in Club Work Last Year
In 1924, 90 Lewis and Clark county youths joined club work across six clubs calf corn clothing home furnishing poultry and sheep. Several winners earned state fair and county exhibit prizes while three scholars Alice Pings Hester Hunt and Gertrude Frey earned year long University of Montana exemptions. Scholarships void if unused within 18 months after meeting entrance requirements.
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Lewis and Clark County
DeVoe
Tas
Alice Pings
Augusia
Hester Ifunt
Welena Valley
Elodyng
Gertrude Frey
Craig
Corn
University of Montana
Fold-Timers to Receive Jewels at Odd Fellows Ceremony
Louis Stadler and Louis Kaufman will be presented with 50 year jewels at a J O O facility tonight. Several other Odd Fellows will receive 23 year jewels. E H H Goodman of Townsend, a past state grand master, will make the presentations. Refreshments will be served.
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Louis Stadler
Louis Kaufman
E H H. Goodman
Townsend
St Patrick's Day Event at St Marys Hall Tonight
Under St Mary's Local club, a St Patrick's day entertainment is presented this evening in St Marys hall. An Irish play will be performed along with music and recitations. A feature notes a new baby monoplane by Edwin Allen, a test pilot, with a nine horsepower engine reaching 1800 feet and weighing 203 pounds.
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St Mary's
St Marys
Washington
Edwin Allen
City Council Passes Slaughterhouse Permits and Sanitary Rules
In a regular meeting the council approved an ordinance issuing permits for slaughtering plants within city limits and set construction and sanitary standards. The measure ties to Montana Meat Company of Helena to build a filing plant at the former Perry Soap factory site. Additional notes mention dog walking services in London.
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Montana Meat Company of
Helena
Occimie
Perry Soap
Rortuera
Ringling notes returned to high school counsel
A ruling by Judge C F Goddard stays execution on $215000 of notes belonging to Richard T Ringling in a damage suit brought by Hans Biering and M S Cunningham. The notes were found in attorney Bath's safe and argued as a lien for $12000 in fees, with doubts as to value unless the Supreme Court rules otherwise. The case stemmed from a $322480 verdict against Ringling, appealed after the July district court trial.
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Associated Press
Bozeman
Hubert D Bath
Richard T. Ringling
Hans Biering
M.S Culningham
Ringling
C. F Goddard
Stockman and Sportsman
M. S. Cunningham
District Court
Supreme Court
B B. Law
Seismic Activity Reported Near Mane After Midnight Quake
Weather bureau seismograph records show very strong earthquakes at midnight and 8 am with a possible epicenter about 1,890 miles from Mane. Officials warn of ongoing tremors and advise caution for coastal residents and travelers in affected regions.
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Auakes
James Wells Dies of Acute Appendicitis in Boulder Valley
James Wells of Boulder valley died early last night of acute appendicitis at a total hospital. The body is at Herrmann and Companys chapel pending funeral arrangements. Ann Wells was two years of age. he was survived by his parents, a brother Lester and a sister Wis Bessie Wells, plus a sister M Joseph Plantenturs of Carson Ferry and an uncle James Wells. The Hood battleship crew detail is unrelated filler text.
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James Wells
Boulder
Herrmann and Companys Chapel
Ann Wells
Boulder Valley
Lester
Wis
Bessie Wells
M Joseph Platenturs
Carson Ferry
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Arthur Jordan
Cjis County Health Office
the Fort Hospital
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Higa
Loston Noeneees
Calgary
Wee
Chicago
Edmonton
Slavyerer Dees
Walsnetl
Miles City
York
St Paul-Minne
Salt Lake
Lalla Brooke
of & X
Arens
Madison Ave
Post Office News
Patrick
Shrine
MOOSE
H. B. Schaefer
Erickson
J. E Gumour
C. B
Butte
D Davis
T Dickinson
Cramer
Dempsey
Win iPalls
John Ianson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Norris
Uelcna
Bozeman Et
R E
Rogers
E L TV
Nelson
V. D. Jennie
Placer Aote Oe
E. G. Taylor of
Missoula
F. M. Birch
I. A. Fournier
Seattle
Stockton
Cal
Maybelle Gunn
Spokane
Wash
J. F. Beckett
Great Northern Rail Way Company
E. A. McCrary
Lax
Northern Pacific Railroad
St. Paul
Phil Barbour
Ironwood
George I. Barbour
George A
Troy
Mount ST. Charles
Ntermountan
FRIDY
Kirschbaum and
Brentworth
Mendel
Belcher
White House
Frank Stearns
Swampscotts, Mass
President Coulidge
Llnesg
Frank Brage
Mvcomas
Hawaii
Findlay
Comppany
Wyoming
DAIRY
Jewelo
Mary's
Slaugkter Rouse
London
HS Counsel
Jackson
Winter Garden Orchestra
Eagles
Odd Fellows
George Bardwell
Montana Lodge
C. F
John C. Bayerd
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