Weather and Community Notices From Montana City
Weather for Montana calls for generally fair days with little temperature change. Local social items include Wadsworth Jielet Corps hosting a card party at Eagles hall this evening and a 9 o'clock party with prizes and refreshments. Community notices cover births, shipments of bodies, church society meetings, administrative estate actions, and court suits involving debts, divorces, and property divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth Jielet Corps
Eagleshall
MacRae Castle
Eagles’ Hall
Woman accuses husband of branding in assault case
Mrs Dolores Winfree, of San Francisco, accused her husband Theodore Winfree, a sailor, of burning her initials into her back with a hot iron. She obtained a warrant charging him with assault and battery yesterday. The brand was shown by Mrs Winfree, who said the burn resulted from her husband suspecting other men approached her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Associated Press
San Francisco
Dolores Winfree
Theodore Winfree
Intermountain Pupils Prepare College Finance Drive Demonstration
Intermountain pupils including the college band will perform a pep demonstration downtown on March 30 to support a campaign to raise 150 000 for Intermountain college. J P Livesay from Chicago urged students, predicting the college will become a million dollar, then two million dollar institution and a Montana standout in five to ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Livesay
Chicago
Intermountain College
Livesay
Montana
Helena Building and Loan assets rise steadily cited
Assets of Helena building and loan associations show continued growth per George B. T Hopkins secretary of the League of Montana Building and Loan associations. Home Building and Loan Association assets climb from 1919 to 1924 and American Building and Loan Association grows from its 1922 start to 1924 with significant increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building and Loan Associations of
Helena
George B. T Hopkins
League of Montana Building and Loan Associations
Home Building and Loan Association
American Building and Loan Association
Great Northern train 2 to stop at Chinook
The Great Northern Railway is ordered to stop eastbound passenger train No. 2 at Chinook starting March 29 1925 per a board decision prompted by Chinook citizens. No. 2 known as the Oriental Limited serves Chicago to the Pacific coast. A hearing set April 7 at Franklin on closing the Franklin station with additional hearings March 23 Fort Union March 24 McElroy. The Soo line seeks closure of McElroy station and Great Northern seeks Fort Union closure. ELKS notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway Company
Chinook
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Great Northern
Oriental Limited
London Grey Color Schemes Debut for Ocean Greens
London Grey color names including ocean greens shell greys highland fawns powder blues and lavenders are introduced as the new colorings. This brief notes the shift in palette and lists the new shades associated with London Grey.
Tailored Topcoats by Brentworth and Kirschbaum Now Ready
Topcoats tailored by Brentworth and Kirschbaum are prepared for sale with fittings available. Prices start at the stated level, inviting customers to select fabric and style for a custom fit and finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentworth and
Kirschbaum
Commission Dismisses Gardiner to Cooke City Motor Route
Montana railroad commission rejected certificates for a Gardiner to Cooke City motor vehicle route, ruling it would be interstate commerce as it crosses Montana Yellowstone Park and Wyoming. The decision cites lack of board authority. One certificate granted to R H W Young for extended Livingston to Gardiner service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Railroad Commission
Frank R. Lind
Walter C. Shaw
R. H. Young
J. G. McPherson
Gardiner
Cooke City
Mont
Montana
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
R. H W. Young
Livingston
R. H. Lloyd
Young
Deaconess Pupils to Stage Pageant at Coburn Church
Deaconess school pupils will perform Ruth and Boaz in Coburn Memorial Church next Friday evening. The Coburn league sponsors the event with an instrumental trio opening the program and vocal selections by Mrs. W J Minkiewicz, accompanied by Mrs. Fred Johnson. Proceeds go to the building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schior
Ruth
Boaz
Coburn Memorial Church
Coburn League
W. J. Minkiewicz
Fred Johnson
Personal Notices From Helena Headlines
Missoula visitor B Adams is here on business. 28 Arthur Crystal left for Portland. HH G Mosby of Butte visits Helena. H Griffith arrives from Billings. A M Vaughen of Livingston here for days. Bert Miller among Butte people in the capital. G Wolfman a visitor from Bozeman. O A Harris arrives from Bozeman. T A Baker of Great Falls here on business. Mr and Mrs LB Allen visit from Kalispell. Rd Dayis among arrivals from Butte. R M Kingsley of Rodgersburg registered at Placer. C B Fairchild among visitors from Townsend. Mr and Mrs A B Thompson of Butte guests at Placer. Early Welton of Townsend attending to business. D F Nichols of Livingston spending days in Helena. F E Rhoads of San Francisco here on business. M E Lewis and T T McArthur of White Sulphur Springs visiting. Mrs Richard Tins SCT operated on for appendicitis at St Peter's. J W Lowrie Southern Pacific agent here on business. Helena residents at St Patrick day dance in Boulder hosted by women of the Catholic parish. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Earl Koeller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A .B. Thompson
Butte
Placer Hotel
Welton of
Townsend
Helena
Airplane mail routes proposed from Buenos Aires
The Argentine Aero club presents plans to President Alvear for air routes radiating from Buenos Aires to Antofagasta Chile Asuncion Paraguay and remote Argentine towns. A one week faster mail service between New York and Buenos Aires is expected by using mail planes via Antofagasta with ships delivering at port and planes delivering inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Buenos Aires
New York
Alvear
Argentine Aero Club
Congress
Antofagasta
Chile
Asuncion
Paraguay
Also Mentioned on This Page
City News
Korn
F. Kelleher
East Helena
Woman's Club
Joseph Chivers
Ajnth Avenue
Shin Lutz
Alfred Lutz
Sierrmann and Company
New Albany
Ind
Ladies Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
Central Lutheran Church
Q. BE. Williamson
Power Street
James Wells
Uerrmann and Company
Boulder
M Wells
Beach
Rank Beach
Noor
Herpmann and Company
James TF. McNamee
Lurial
Forestvale
Black
Lutz Estate
ZT. D. Conrad
Labarty
Deeson
Stanislaus National Forest
Sonora
Call
Kk. W. Beeson
Ifelena Forest
Itil, Jiendren
Absarokee Forest
Z. T. Vinson
A. A. Tellatier
S. Cooper
Golden Curry Consolidated Mining Company
Gunn, Rasch and Hall
Aska
Jennie Howe
District Court
Floyd P. Jiewe
Florida
George W. Padbury
Sitye Ag
Adam P
Seer
Max
Alin
Boston
Williston Ae
Mlofterts
the Sun-Kist Korner
Post Office
Lalla Brooke
F. X. Arens
Madison Ave
Intermountain
ELKS
London Greys
Stetson
Cosmopolitan
Gardiner-Cooke City
Deaconess School
Coburn
B. Adams
Missoula
Arthur Crystal
Portland
Ore
HH. G. Mosby of
H. M. Griffith
Billings
Eo A. M. Vaughen
Bert Miller
G. Wolfman
Bozeman
O. A. Harris
T. A. Baker
Great Falls
Mrs. LB. Allen
Kalispell
R. M. Kingsley of
Rodersburg
C. B. Fairchild
Jelena
D. FE. Nichols
F. E. Rhoads
M. E. Lewis
T. T. McArthur
Capital
Richard
St. Peter's Hospital
J. W. Lowrie
Southern Pacific
East Lake City
Som
Satin Baronette
Crepe de Chine
de Leon
Fez
Kobe
Rushanara Crepe
Crepes
Ford
Women
van Heusen
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