Fair and mixed notices from Helena Montane news brief
Fair Friday with possible Western showers and cooler west. Saturday mostly fair and cooler east. Local ads include taxi service, cleaning, auto tires, moving and storage, a confectionery for sale, a college closure note, and formal appeals filed in state supreme court in two cases.
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Iber
Divide
State Supreme Court
George W. Padbury, Jr
State
Won Mil Chung
Sam Johnson
War Veteran Adjudged Insane and Committed
World War I veteran Charles Lyons was declared insane at a district court hearing and committed to the state hospital at Warm Springs. Authorities note the case may lead to transfer to a veterans bureau hospital in another state. Lyons recently escaped from Fort Harrison and was found two days later in a nude state in the main granite yard. his wife resides in Great Falls.
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Charles Lyons
Warm Springs
Lyons
Veterans’ Bureau
Veterans’ Hospital
Fort Harrison
Great Falls
Summer Banking Hours Begin Today
Banks open at 9 30 a m and close at 7 pm daily except Saturdays when closing time is 1 pm The change aligns with daylight saving schedules in the east and affects all branches
Fish and Game Board Creates Four Montanan Game Preserves
At its meeting the commission created four game preserves including the Little Rockies in Phillips county covering about 28 000 acres. Also established are the Skaikaho and Gird Creek watershed preserve in Ravalli county 79 360 acres the Dick White preserve near the Missouri river and the Grass Valley preserve west of Missoula near De Smet. Fishing seasons were adjusted on several lakes and rivers with suspensions and openings detailed by location.
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Fish and Game Commission
Little Rockies
Phillips County
Malta
Zortman
Havre
Harlem
Game Commission
Jefferson Forest
Skaikaho
Gird Creek
Ravalli County
Dick White
Township 13
Range
Missouri River
Grass Valley Preserve
Missoula
de Smet
Comminent Meeting
Cottomwood
Columbia River
Thompson Falls
Flathead Lake
Commission
Ake
Lake Moran
Bootiack
Horseshoe
Crystal and
Maimbow
Lincoln County
Broadwater Plunge To Open Saturday For Summer Season
The Broadwater plunge reopens for the 1925 season with a cleaned concrete basin and a special May pricing schedule. The facility resumes daily operation under a renewed effort to maintain sanitary conditions.
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Broadwater
Boys and Girls Camp Set for August
The annual camp for boys and girls under the Farm Bureau will run August 4 to 8. Miss Nora Huldush county home demonstrator announced the dates and Broadwater is expected as the camp site, with program details to follow.
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UN Uder
Farm Bureau
Nora Huldush
Broadwater
Sabbath School Work Discussed By Adventists
Sabbath school work in connection with the world program of the Seventh Day Adventists was discussed at a Helena conference on Hoback Street yesterday. Leaders included J. S. James of Washington and Mrs. M. G. Dealey of Great Falls with DB. Cy as associate secretary of the general conference Sabbath school department.
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Seventh Day Adventists
Helena
Hoback Street
J. S. James
Washington
DB. Cy
General Conference
Sabbath School Department
M. G. Dealey
Great Falls
Work on bungalow for Scholes starts on Benton avenue
Work on a brick bungalow for W. C. Scholes of this city, estimated at 6000 dollars, began yesterday on Benton avenue between Stuart and Flowerree streets. City council granted the permit last Monday. contractor is T. H. Blaine.
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W. C. Scholes
Benton Avenue
Stuart
Flowerree Streets
T. H. Blaine
Another Round of Taxes Due in 30 Days
County and city taxes which were not paid in full six months ago are due today and will be delinquent with penalties if unpaid within 30 days. County taxes may be paid at the County Treasurer Smith’s office and city taxes at City Treasurer Jack Barker’s office.
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Smith
Jack Barker
Oratorical Contest at Mount St. Charles Saturday
The Mount St. Charles college oratorical contest returns Saturday evening in the college auditorium. Five finalists from Butte and Boise will compete for state honors on May 12 with medals and cash prizes for top places. Winners in past years include O Leary, Carroll, Bergstrom, Corry. Medals will soon be displayed in a downtown store.
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St. Charles
Mount St. Charles College
Milltop
Linus M. Dougherty
Boise
Idaho
Dominic J. Feeney
R. Vincent Kavanagh
Richard J. Lally
Joseph P. Monaghan
Butte
Mount St. Charles
Emmet J. Riley
Montana State Oratorical Association
State Normal College
William B. O'Leary
Helena
Walter H. Carroll
School of Mines
Arthur Bergstrom
Montana State College
Arthur V. Corry
Corry
Intermountain Union
Walter T. Scott
State School of Mines
State Oratorical Association
Legion Membership Drive Opens at Dinner Tonight
Helena post of the American Legion begins its membership drive with a dinner in the Rose room of the Eddy cafe at 6 30 tonight. All city Legion members are invited. The goal is 300 new members, to be described by drive coordinators. Billings post recently met its 300 member quota in three days, boosting its membership by over 500 total.
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P. Mu
Abe Ag
Calgary
Chicago
Edmonton
Miles
City
New York
St. Pau
Ait Lake City
San Diego
Seattle
Sheridan
Wilision
Helena
The
American Legion
Eddy Cafe
the Legion
Helena Post
Billings Post
Helena’s
Tuenos Vires
Apriu
Associated Press
Salvation Army
South America
Buenos Aires
General Booth
Vof
Army
Free examination of children today for health day
Today marks national child health day with a clinic at Sands store in Helena from 1 30 to 3 30 this afternoon. Doctors and nurses will examine preschool children while hostesses distribute May baskets milk and graham crackers donated by the Parent Teachers association the Dairymen s association and the National Biscuit company. The room is decorated with material from the Fontana Book and Stationery company and many Helena women assist the physicians.
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United States
Helena
Sands Store
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Dairymen’s Association
National Biscuit Company
Afontana Book and Stationery Company
Mesdames
J. E. Erickson
J. Dietrich
L. A. Foot
D. LaFleur
E. W. Fiske
G. T. McGee
J. W. Scott
G. Richardson Beers
S. D. Goza
G. W. Knapp
E. W. Brown
J. T. Caverell
Leonard Young
Thomas Topping
WL MM. Nichols
Warren Smelser
Jas, Rillem
J. W. Chivers
Geo. Carnley
Max Jacobs
O. M. Lanstrum
Harry R. Cunningham
Victor Kessler
Lena Cuilom
S. E. Morse
C. A. Jakways
A Williams
J. W. O'Connor
W. R. Smith
John Gough
East Helena
Tailored clothes on demand at affordable shop
A shop offers custom tailoring with good fabrics at lower prices, challenging the belief that bespoke clothing is unaffordable. Customers can have well made garments tailored to order without high costs.
First cost equals ready mades and satisfaction exceeds
The quoted prices show 27.50 30 39 40 repeated, implying initial cost no higher than ready mades while promising greater satisfaction.
Governor Denies Kansas Requisition for A. H. Cross
Governor J. E. Erickson refused to honor Kansas requisition papers for the return of A. H. Cross, a Sheridan county farmer, charged with concealing mortgaged property. Cross’s attorney argued the mortgage issue hinged on a title note. the governor found legal objections sufficient to deny the warrant.
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J. E. Erickson
Kansas
A. H. Cross
Plentywood
Sheridan County
Erickson
Cross
Lester H. Loble
Helena
Loble
Statutes of Kansas
Stprem Court of Kansas
Little Girl Dies in Accidental Scalding Incident
Blanche Crotty two years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Crotty of 43 Spencer Street died yesterday at a focal hospital from scalding suffered when she stumbled and fell into a pan of laundry water in the family home. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 in Herrmann and Company chapel with Salvation Army service and burial in Forestvale.
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Blanche
Carney Named as Assistant Game Warden
Robert I. Ll. state game officials announced J. W. Carney of Willon will serve as assistant warden starting May 1. Carney previously worked as deputy warden in the Dillon and Beaverhead district during the era of the late Jake DeHart. A Yonkers, New York fire damaged the freighter Lake Geneva, loading sugar, and destroyed 60 tons of National Sugar Refining Co. sugar, with losses around 100 dollars.
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Robert I. Ll
J. W. Carney
Willon
Carney
Dillon and Beaverhead
Jake DeHart
Yonkers
N. Y
Lake Geneva
The
National Sugar Refining Company
Lemon 5 Given Leave of Absence by Intermountain College
Intermountain College announces leaves of absence for Lemon 5 who held the deanship, with plans described as definite by President Klemme. Ford Bailor resigns and Mrs. Dickens moves to Texas college. Several faculty and executives receive new contracts for the upcoming year.
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A. C. Lemon
Intermountain College Board of Trustees
Klemme
Lemon
Ford
Dickens
Texas
Paul L. Day
Mildred Day
R. G. Raymer
Es Hamneds AM
Adys 7
Birch
Else Sicher
Fred Kelser
Gertrude Crangson
J. Myron King
Taylor
Lois Trejoar
FE. TV
Walker
Tua Bell Auld
D.A. Machean
SN. V. Taylor
Railway closes denied for five stations except Archer
The Great Northern Railway petition to discontinue agency at Simms Fort Shaty Laredo Tampico Arch er and Merino was denied in all cases by the state railway commission yesterday. Archer was approved to appoint a custodian.
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Great Northern Railway Company
Simms
Fort Shaty
Laredo
Tampico
Archer
Merino
State Railway Commission
Ce Ps Te
Personal notices from Helena and surrounding towns
A roundup of arrivals, visits, and departures in Helena and nearby cities. Names include A Ay Clapner and Tom J Atherton from Billings, J Kerrig from Bozeman, Christenson from Tutte, J R Tobias from Billings, and others visiting or traveling to Minneapolis Rochester Great Falls Montreal and Calgary area.
Resurrection vigil ends as Lanfear fails to rise
In Los Angeles an April vigil by followers of dying preacher David Lanfear ended after five days with the burial of his body. Lanfear predicted a three day death like trance and followers watched in his hotel room while police moved the body to an undertaker. Authorities cited natural causes and old age for his death.
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Los Angeles
David Lanfear
Lanfear
Don
Bible Bill Vetoed in Ohio Public School Reading Law
Ohio Governor Vic Donahey vetoed the Bible reading bill, citing civic and religious liberty concerns. The measure, backed by Ku Klux Klan members, would have made daily Bible study in public schools compulsory across the state.
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Columbus
Ohio General
Ohio
Vic Donahey
Ku Klux Klan
Financial unease as Britain reconsiders gold standard move
London reports reflect doubts in financial circles after Winston Churchill's gold standard announcement. Traders fear a bank rate rise to defend gold reserves, while lawmakers debate the pace and impact on unemployment and trade. Critics question policy timing and economic risk.
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London
Associated Press
Financial and Stock Exchange
Winston Churchill
Philip Soowden
Labor Party
House
Commons
House Is Commons
Walter Runciman
France
Frederic Wise
Churchill
Britain
United States
American Debt Service
Frederic
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Frank ML .Wall
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UC. S. District Court
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Sam Anderson
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Charles T. Garlow
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Warry Walker
George Cartier
Trel~ena
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Mr. Cartier
Tatermountain
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Medina
George Barrett
Tanna
Alberta
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H. R. Eickemeyer
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Minneapolis
National League of Nursing Education
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National Auto Chamber of Commerce
Ramsey MacDonald
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Royal Milling Co
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