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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1925

Page

9

City News Weather And Local Notices Summary

Montana weather outlook calls for cloudy unsettled conditions Wednesday and Thursday with little change in temperatures. Local births Mark a daughter for Mr and Mrs E V Kitts welcomed Monday. St Patrick events include St Marys hall entertainment by St Marys Social club for the holiday. A charity party for the Crittenden home hosted by Arbor Vitae club at the YWCA April 1. Mr and Mrs G Hain welcomed a daughter at St Johns hospital. Mrs S Thomas to speak on Prison Reform before the League of Women Voters at W Choates Broadway home. Alfred Kuts body to be shipped to Georgetown Ind. sister Mrs Will Troub resides there. David Jinkridge body, 24, died at Fort Hospital. burial in Victoria. Coulter funeral held at St Peters with Moose and Modern Woodmen services. Infant Triant Gorder funeral at Storrmanns chapel. Forestvale burial. Brack funeral at Herrmanns chapel. veteran of World War. James Wells body to Boulder for funeral and burial. escorted by relatives.

Women Voters S. Thomas Wil League of Women Voters W. Choate Broadway Alfred Kuts Herrmann and Company Georgetown Ind Will Troub Brack Vrank Brack James F. McNamee Burtal Eorostaale Boulder James Wells Donwider Valley

Modern Miracles Lecture by Rev J A Martin

Rev J A Martin of Great Falls will speak at St Pauls M E church tonight at 8 on Modern Miracles as part of church night program He is in town for a Deaconess school trustees meeting this afternoon.

J. A. Martin of Great Falls St. Paul's M. E. Church Mr. Martin

Imperial Potentate to Visit Algeria Shrine Temple

Algeria temple prepares to host Imperial Potentate James E. Chandler of Kansas City on May 9. A reception and public meeting are planned at the temple auditorium followed by a banquet and exclusive address for Shriners in the banquet room. The ceremonial session is set for June 24 with a large initiation class expected and special entertainment planned after the Helena Scottish Rite reunion June 22–25.

Algeria Shrine Helena Imperial Algeria James E. Chandler Kansas City Femple Chandler Plaguid Imperial Potentale

Attorney General Asked For Opinion On Interest Rate Warrant

The attorney general was asked by State Treasurer Harmon to rule whether general fund warrants carry four per cent or four and a half per cent interest after April 1. The dispute stems from a bill signed by Governor Erickson setting 4.5 percent while legislative records show four percent. an enrolling committee error is cited.

Treasuer Harmon Erickson House

Helena Personal Notes From Regional Visitors

A roundup of visitors and residents in Helena includes Lee and Gilson of Great Falls on business, Foy R. H. Wilson from Butte, and 24 CG. & Smith arriving from Craig. Others include M. J. Turner of Butte, J. Tour Pollard of Med Lodge, Dr. and Mrs. Gates returning from Los Angeles, and Dr. Dawkins returning from an eastern trip via the Mayo Clinic. Local residents visiting friends and neighbors are noted from Missoula, Boulder, Dillon, Havre, and Seattle.

FL Forsyth Anaconda Capital Jos * Tour Pollard Med Lodge State House Yestery Day Tom Dawkins Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn

Funeral services for Frank Brack in the chapel this afternoon

Funeral services for the late Frank Brack are set for 2 oclock this afternoon at Herr imatins chapel attended by members and the A A Motz W Pres.

Montana Creates Seven State Forests Under New Act

Montana's legislature created seven state forests under house bill 96 signed by Gov. J. E. Erickson. The forests include Stillwater Whitefish River 90 000 acres along Lincoln and Seae Swan River 42 acres Coal Creek North Fork Flathead 20 000 Thompson River 25 000 Clearwater 18 000 Lincoln Blackfoot 8 000 and Sula Bitter Root headwaters 10 000 acres. overseen by the state forester and board of land commissioners with rules modeled after the national forest service.

Montana J. E. Erickson National Forest Service State Board of Land Commissioners Stillwater- Whitefish River Lincoln Se Ae Coal Creek North Fork Flathead River Ated

Home privacy upheld in State vs Herter ruling

Judge W H Poorman ordered the return of property seized at Albert Herter home by prohibition agents and barred its use as evidence. The court found the home entered without a warrant and violated the Constitution and state law. J R Wine defended Herter.

Lewis and Clark County Montana W. H. Poorman District Court State Albert Herster Prohibition Enforcement Herter J. R. Wine

Steps to Sell Treasury Notes Issued by State Government

Governor Erickson announces immediate steps to issue treasury certificates under senate bill 114 to retire outstanding general fund warrants. Attorney General L A Foot returns from Washington to arrange a test suit to make certificates salable.

L. A. Foot Washington Erickson Treasury

Intermountain's Finance Campaign Gets Big Push at Meeting

A Chicago assistant and Moum St. Charles College president spurred Intermountain College's drive to raise 150000 dollars in five annual installments. Committees announced. campaign aims to fund future endowments and state support. Events outlined include church talks, a public reception, gifts committee, and a mass meeting ending April 4.

Intermountain College Placer R. O. Kaufman John S. M. Neill Woman's J. P. Livesay Chicago Norbert C. Hoff Moum St. Charles College Commercial Club

Puzzle of puzzles stumps National Puzzlers League in Newark

A long scrambled list presents crossword and vocabulary clues from an old puzzle. It invites solvers to test their skill by matching terms to definitions, noting many entries span languages, regions, and obscure terms. The piece reads like a challenge column with no clear single event or outcome.

National Puzzlers’ League Newark N. J

Pioneer Odd Fellows honored at ceremony in temple last night

Jewels commemorating 50-year memberships were presented to Louis Kaufman and Louis Stadler with 25-year jewels given to William Rottler Ludwick Shreisberger Peter Suprzem Frank Avery H K Oram H W Gloege C H McKinney Adolph Faessler FW Carlson Ed Gustafson and Fred W Gardner. E H Goodman of Townsend presented the jewels. The event included supper and remarks linking Intermountain College financing to religious education and community values in Helena Montana.

Louis Kaufman Louis Stadler Cereation Temtale William Rottler Ludwick Shreisberger Peter Suprzem Frank Avery H. K. Oram H. W. Gloege C. H. McKinney Adolph Faessler FW. Carlson

Juvenile fair and poultry show combined here

J D Veach proposed a children s fair linked to a poultry show on dates next jali and the plan was adopted by the Lewis and Clark Poultry association at Warren schoolhouse. The move aims to replace the Big Fair with exhibits in manual training domestic science arts and crafts since the state fair is not held this year or next. Officers elected include J R Scott president Mrs Roy Shumate and Miss Edith Kass ing vice presidents secretary Mrs J D Veach treasurer Mrs Willian Burton and executive committee members. Finances shown as in good condition Miss Nora Hubush county home demonstration agent attended the state egg show last week in Butte.

J. D. Veach Lewis and Clark Poultry Association Warren Yeach J. R. Scott Roy Shumate Edith Kassing Willian Burton R. &. Baxter Tom Herrin Nora Hubush Butte

Names of Women’s Committee Members and Finance Leaders

A list of individuals tied to a Women’s Committee and Finance, naming Mrs. Katherine Warren A L Smith, WN. B. Holter, Willi A. Campbell, Charles TI. Reifenrath, Willian G. Ferguson, L. S. Hazard, Ford Johnson, ALF. Taylor, and numerous other women leaders including Mra. John S. M. Neill, Mrs. John J. Erickson, Mrs. J. W. Walker, Mrs. JW. Chivers, Mrs. George Carsley, and Mrs. H. K. Holtzinger, among others.

Willi A. Campbell Charles TI. Reifenrath Willian G. Ferguson L. S. Hazard Ford Johnson Alf. Taylor A. T. Wibbard William Christie A. Hawkins Charles A. MacFarland Otto Drackman W. R. Church Sam D. Gora Woman’s Committee Mra John S. M. Neill John J. Erickson J. W. Walker JW. Chivers George Carsley H. K. Holtzinger A. Hk. Prescott C. DB. Nolan Norman Winestone J. M. Boardman Ralph O. Kaufman 5S. Mmeckennan David R. Wallace S. V. Stewart A. T. Schultz D. P. Patenaude J. Victor Koller C. D. Sterling and Tda Schlichter

Regular Helena Elks Meeting Before April Installations

A regular Helena Elks meeting is set for Thursday evening this week. It will be the last under the current regime, with detail work to be completed. Newly elected officers will be installed on April 21.

Helena Elks

Intermountain Girls Interviewed by Training School Dean

Mrs. Marriet Duffield Kerswill, dean of Presbyterian Training School of Chicago, arrived in Helena to interview senior girls from Intermountain Union College about training for religious leadership. The school, run without profit, places graduates as active church workers, with many already serving in Portland, Denver, Riverside, and more, as churches seek trained women workers.

Lpon Helena Mount St. Charles College Intermountain Union St. Vincent Academy Intermountain Christian College Jesus Christ Roger Babson Loft Chich Hoff Marriet Duffield Kerswill Presbyterian Training School of Chicago Will Teday Intermountain Union College Presbytery of Chicago General Assembly West Erswill Portland Ore Denver Colo Riverside Cal Tto Nerswill

Large crowd enjoys Eagles St Patrick masquerade

One of the season's largest winter crowds attended the St Patrick masquerade ball at the Shrine temple last evening. The Eagle drill team hosted the event with dancing carried on late into the night as the Winter Garden orchestra supplied the music.

Arge EAGLE BT. Patrick Masque Eagles Shrine Temple Winter Garden Orchestra

Chinese Are Jailed By Narcotics Squad

Kee, a Chinaman recently from Havre, was arrested in Chinatown by federal narcotic agents and taken to the county jail. He was handcuffed for the trip up the hill as a precaution, not due to resistance or a bad record. Additional arrests on similar charges were expected that night. Washington favored nomination of Herman Philip of New York as minister to Persia.

Fam Kee Havre Chinatown Washington H Man Philip New York Persia

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