Weather and local notices brighten Montana week
Montana forecast calls for partly overcast skies Saturday and Sunday with warmer conditions in eastern portions. Postal Cable to Italy Direct service announced by Helena manager Pat O Reilly. DeMolay Service scheduled tomorrow at First Congregational Church with Rev F C Carlson to preach and hymn singers. Congregational Missionary Society meets next Thursday at 2435 Power Street hosted by Mrs M A Witmer and assisted by Mrs G I Carsles. Body of Navy veteran Amer Folden shipped to Holt Bun for funeral and burial. Jazan of Spokane visits local Knights of Columbus council noting growth. Hallahan to visit Butte council. Salvation Army holds special meetings tonight and tomorrow led by Ensign L W Detter. Captain Thoroughman invites public attendance.
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Amer Folden
Navy
Fort Hospital
Holt
Bun
Foldeus
Salvation Army
Ensign L W Detter
Wutte Tleis
Young Peoples
Captain Thoroughman
Lotval
Helena Representative to Attend State Meet
At a Parent-Teacher circles meeting at Central School officers voted to send a representative to the state meeting in Lewistown the week of April 14. The rep will be chosen later. John Dietrich superintendent and Miss Holliday spoke. The group also thanked friends for floral gifts after the death of a son and brother.
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Lewistown
John Dietrich
Miss Holliday
Inter- Mountain College
John Brace
William Brace
A F Anderson
R G Walsh
B D Boont
11 Boon
Frances Boone
Public Medts. Trustees Notice Nomination Meeting
Notice from School District No 1 Lewis and Clark County announcing a public meeting of qualified electors in Helena Montana to nominate three trustees for a three year term. The meeting will be held in the high school assembly room on Monday evening March 23 at 7 o'clock, by order of the Board of Trustees, Joseph J Rindeqs Clerk.
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Lewis and Clark County
Wilding
Helena
Montana
Joseph J Rindeqs
Rowdyism Complaints Hit Clark and Benton Streets
Residents on Clark and Benton streets complained to the county attorney about rowdism. A special officer was sent to arrest offenders and take them to jail if offenses recur. Reported acts include stealing from electric meters and property damage with hostile responses when confronted.
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Clark
Benton
Wes
Branford Visitor in Capital City
M Branford of Renan, recently appointed register of state lands for a four year term starting April 6, arrived in Helena for a brief visit. He will move to Helena about April 12 after closing business in Rowan. A former 1944 lower house member and author of article 21 of the Mariana constitution, he outlined his views on gifts to aid school funds and his amortization plan for state lands. He visited the statehouse to learn about office affairs before assuming duties next month.
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Branford
Renan
J. EH. Erickson
Helena
Ielena
Rowan
Mariana
Statehouse
Tus
Lutheran State Convention Opens At St Johns Church
The Lutheran state convention opens this afternoon at St Johns Lutheran Church 236 am. Rev E Palin preaches this evening. Visiting pastors speak at Sunday school tomorrow morning with Rey H Colliander addressing before Holy Communion. The sermon will be by Rev J H Olson. Sunday morning speakers include Rev Res C L Franzen and A E Palm.
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St Johns Lutheran Church
E \ Palin
Rey H Colliander
J H Olson
Res C L Franzen
A E Palm
Woman Confesses to Poisonings in Valley City Case
Medina notes Mrs Martha Wise confessed to poisoning water pails at her mother and uncle homes causing three deaths and illness to 14. On March 20 she was formally charged with murder in a warrant sworn by County Prosecutor J A Seymour. The warrant cites her confession and mentions a later claim of setting fires near her Valley City home during the past five years.
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Associated Press
Medina
Martha Wise
J A! Seymour
Fred Gemke
Sopha Hazel
Seymour
Wise
Mrs. Wise
Valley City
Oregon home planned for Voos children by Shinn family
Mrs. Margaret Voos two of her three daughters will be paroled to the Shinns, a Joseph, Oregon farm family, for foster care with schooling and good treatment. A third daughter may enter a state correctional facility. Letters from local officials support the Shinns. Mrs Voos remains in county jail. time served will count toward her sentence.
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Margaret Voos
Oregon
Voos
Giale
Padbury
Shinn
Voog
Joseph, Ore
Woos
Abolition of Surveyor General Office by Congress
Congressional act ends the office of surveyor general effective July 1 1925. All records personnel furniture and equipment transfer to the field surveying service under the United States supervisor of surveys. Assistant supervisor of surveys expected to consolidate the office. effects on Mt Jeullard's staff unknown.
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Surveyor General
United States
Secietors of
Interior
Tate
Mt. Jeullards
Harrop Visits Equitable Office For Update On Business
J H Harrop agency manager of Equitable Life Assurance with Salt Lake HQ will visit Ilmer Williams district manager today. Williams reports a 30 percent rise in first quarter business versus last year and notes a drop in policy loans signaling overall economic improvement.
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J H Harrop
Equitable Life Assurance Company
Salt Lake
Ilmer Willams
Williams
Willams
Personal visitors and residents in Helena noted
Helena guests and residents include J Q Berg of Lennep visiting, Missoula and Miss C Twand at the Placer hotel, Claude Robinson of Missoula among arrivals, Rev J A Major and Dr W A Maier departing for Chicago, and Myron Brown of Deer Lodge spending days in the capital. Also listed are A H Perkins of Havre on state house business, Senator I A McQuitty of Wheatland County, and P A Coulter headed to New Castle with Mrs Hoover and daughter to Tyrone after a funeral.
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FF. Waynes
Torarth
Placer Hotel
Williams
Helena
Deer Lodge
Myron Brown
The
Capital
J A Major
W A Maier
Chicago
I & McQuitty
Wheatland County
Harlowton
Spring Suits for Boys Offered in Water Resistant Line
This new Cravenette process makes boys suits wear resistant and water repellent while keeping sharp lines for long wear. The line includes two pairs of trousers, matching the young men and men models. Special feature shows broken lines of boys knicker suits for ages 7 to 12, regular values 9 to 12.50, offered at 3.43.
Oliver Twist Suits for Boys Ages 3 to 7
Grey all wool Oliver Twist suits trimmed in blue for boys ages 3 to 7, priced from 4.75 to 5. Special value 9.19.
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City News
Bee
Ypostal
Italy
Pat O'Reilly
DeMolay Sertice
DeMolay
First Congregational Church
FC Carlson
Higa Schealisirls
P Mareh
Citley
Toston
Calgary
Chivaso
Edmonton
Jaallspell
New York
Eae
St Paul-Minne - Eae
the Sun
Korner
Post Office
Laila Brooke Piang
F. X. Arena
Madison Ave
M. Branjord
Lutheran State Convention Today
Surveyors General
Giman
Wagnington
Department of the Interior
J. H. Harrop
Equitable
Keefe
Toda
Los Angeles
Hendran
Livingston
J Fr
Summing
Missoula
GN Arnott of
Bozeman
Miss C Twand
Thesoula
Qlaude Robinson
Miscoula
Fred J. Furman
Butte
Welena
A. H Perkins
Havre
State House
P. A. Coulter
New Castle
Mra
Hoover and Daughter
Tyrone
Gil Coulter
Castile
Choice
Kasharine
Jergen
Wayne Silk
Kirschbaum and
Brentworth
Mendel
Belcher
Kobe
Oliver Twist
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