Rotary District Conference Set for Helena April 13 14
Montana Rotarians gather in Helena for the annual Montana District conference with D R Wallace presiding and Mrs Wallace leading entertainment plans. Sessions in the Unitarian building feature talks by Paul King of Detroit and M A Brannon of Missoula, with a dinner address by A G Crane of Wyoming. The program includes introductions, elections, and an array of committee reports, followed by concerts and a reception.
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Rotarians of
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Helena Rotary
Ution
Cleveland
Ohio
Lou Bender
Anaconda
Tana
Rotary
D. R. Wallace
Helena
Wallace
Alfred Atkinson
Toze‘nan
John G. Spencer
Ted
Fred W. Kel
Rotary In Action
Paul II
King
Detroit
Totary International
OW. i Murphy
Missoula
M. A. Brannon
University of Montana
J. HW. Gar- Verson
Miles City
A T. Lamey
Havre
Kelena Tata Club
Tom J. Davis
Butte
A. G. Crane
Laramie
Wic
University of Wyoming
T. C. Witherspoon
Ir C Valston
Philipsburg
J. TL. Erickson
International Rotary
George Ilerst
Lewistown
Floyd J W Mabein
Taningston
Chandler C. Cohagen
Rawlings
I. T
Cunningham
Jielena
C. HL Clapp
Missoura
Mount St Charles Intermountain Union debate to night
The annual debate between Mount St Charles and Intermountain Union college teams will be held this evening at 8 in the Unitarian building opposite the post office. The question asks if Congress should over ride Supreme Court decisions declaring acts unconstitutional. Mount St Charles will argue the negative and Intermountain the affirmative. The public is invited to attend. program notes list singing and various talks and events through the afternoon and into adjournment. A separate item reports a car crash near Buxton injuring Sylvester Sullivan and Elizabeth Robinson.
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Mount St. Charles
Intermountain Union College
Unitarian
Post Office
Congress
Supreme Cout
City primary will with one candidate no opposition
City primary will be held today with only one candidate, Martin Doty, nominated for City Commissioner. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at ward polling places with named judges and clerks for each location.
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Martin Doty
Council Chambers
City Hall
T. C. Bennett
Minnie M. Heatley
Lillian Farry
Ruth Bright
Conrad Reiss
North Rodney Street
Mabel Peterson
Helen Crum
Cora Johnson
Ross Deegan
A. H. Wieber
Third Ward
Eagles’ Hall
South Main Street
Amelia Breidenbach
Mamie Lee
Leslie Sulgrove
W. F. Ziet
Isabel Marks
Fourth Ward
City Auditorium
Louise V. Kessler
Gracia McKenna
J. L. Mosher
Emma M. Lowry
J. P. Porter
Man Charged With Wounding Five Elk In Ennis
Frank A. Huggins of Cliff Take was arrested and brought to Ennis after a hearing before Judge Angle. He pleaded not guilty to wounding five elk and was held on a 250 dollar bond. Hatchery workers Schofield and Topp tracked elk from Cliff Take range to Huggins home, finding skis and ski poles. The wounded elk included a cow, a calf, a spike bull, and three heavily pregnant cows. two later died or were near death.
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Ennis
Frank A. Huggins
Clifflake
McFatridge
Huggins
Angle
John Schofield
Peter Topp
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Cliff Take Range
Schofield
Topp
Visitors at Intermountain impressed with inadequate facilities
Several hundred people toured the Intermountain Union college buildings during an inspection as part of the Selena campaign for 150000. Mills hall drew praise for comfort while Helena hall classrooms and laboratories were noted as too small. officials outlined a plan to enlarge facilities under a 1,000,000 fund.
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Intermountain Union College
Mills Hall
School of Music
Helena Hall
Helena
Troy Water Bonds Sell At 95.5 On Dollar In 192? Sale
Troy officials report a strong bond sale for the water bonds voted last year, with Cantrill Richards Co offering 95.5 with accrued interest. The option runs to May 1 to allow bidding on the work and ensure contractor prices fit the bond issue. The college aims to raise 1,000,000 for facilities and reduce debts to operate on cash basis.
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Troy
Helena Independent School District Convention Tonight
The Helena independent school district holds its annual convention this evening at 8 in the high school assembly room to nominate candidates for the board of trustees. Terms of E. C. Day Rev. James F. McNamee and D. Sterling expire. excluding Day, others seek re election. School district election set for April 4.
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Board of Trustees
Helena Independent School District
E. C. Day
James F. McNamee
D. Sterling
Mr. Day
Gambling Must Stop in Whitefish Mayor McLean Announces
Mayor McLean announces a crackdown on all gambling in Whitefish. In a circular letter to pool hall proprietors he warns that any gambling will be punished under state law and asks their cooperation. The city council supports the mayor’s stance and backs his enforcement effort.
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Whitefish
McLean
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