City News Brief: Mont vert Weather Update
Weather summary notes warmer conditions for Mont vert on Thursday and Friday. Forecast calls for mild temperatures and slight warming trends into the weekend.
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
5
Weather summary notes warmer conditions for Mont vert on Thursday and Friday. Forecast calls for mild temperatures and slight warming trends into the weekend.
Helena Rotarians paid tribute to the late L. B. Woods with a memorial resolution and heard reports on YMCA and local civic work. John Kain and Milton Gange led speakers, noting Woods as a loyal Rotarian and community asset, while funds and building use were discussed.
The funeral of Miss Jeilse Mau, a pioneer state schoolteacher, was conducted yesterday afternoon at her sister Mrs. Clara Hillebrecht's home on 21th avenue. Pastor Rev James F Mec Nameaa officiated and burial followed at Forentvals. Pallbearers were Frank Johnson M Batch W D Wilson George Schaffer Steve Sullivan and O E Durkee.
Outlook for valley potatoes markets and prices was discussed at the Prickly Pear Growers Association meeting in the Warren school house Tuesday night. A. Cramer of Green Meadow Farm was elected president succeeding George Middleman, with TB Lichwardt named secretary treasurer, and Roy Shumate as vice president. Growers expect a good price for their crop this year.
Governors John E. Erickson of Montana and Nellie Tay-Ino Rosa of Wyoming are invited to attend the District 4 Woman's clubs convention in Red Lodge October 12 14. Planned talks include Chancellor M Brannon of the University of Montana Una G Harries dean of women at Montana State College and other federation leaders.
Sheriff Jim Barnes departed for Missoula to return James Stewart to Helena to answer a worthless check charge. Stewart was arrested and held in Missoula on instructions from officials.
East Helena smelter band will host a Friday evening dance at the Odd Fellows hall. A 12 piece orchestra formed from band members earns praise as the best local ensemble in years. Tickets are modest and attendees are promised a lively, well organized social event.
Anna Harris widow of Abraham Harris and early Montana pioneer died at 11 19 am yesterday at 553 State street. Funeral is Friday high mass at Cathedral of St Helena with burial in Resurrection cemetery. She was born in Boston about 60 years ago and is survived by daughter Mrs Anne Farley.
Arrangements for the funeral of Mrs. Fannie C Rathbun wife of C B Rathbun of 219 State street will be made today after the arrival from Rochester where she died last Monday. Her death followed complications that appeared after tum operation.
Mrs. Annie Sanford, a foreign missionary worker, will speak Friday at 8 in Central Lutheran Church. The program includes a violin solo by Dorothy Strandberg, vocal numbers by Mrs. F Wangert and the Lane and Virginia Walden, and a vocal solo by Miss Dorn.
Bad weather this week forces Missoula fair to close Saturday instead of Friday. Northern Pacific one fare round trip tickets sale extended, now selling Friday for return Sunday.
W H Dean answers district court filing by Stave Lavar claiming malicious false arrest and prosecution. Dean says county attorney filed and later dismissed the complaint on advice, after Lavar promised to return a sewing machine alleged stolen, which has not been returned. Attorney Rh W Parcetl represents Dean.
A weekly weather bulletin reports September snow totals surpassing previous records in Montana with heavy mountain snow and cooler temperatures. Observers note interrupted harvests, wet grain piles, thawed soils improving plowing, and ongoing cattle and sheep movement as hay and crops mature across regions from Velena to the Flathead.
After a captain meeting 3 WAR said a check-up shows not all teams reported in. A general meeting is set for this evening. Four expected to have all teams at work Friday morning to finish the drive that afternoon. Some members missed this week’s canvas due to end-of-month work but will take out their cards Friday.
KUOM at the state university in Missoula begins a remodeled 500 watt broadcast with programs starting October 12. It will air Monday and Thursday evenings at 8 00 Mountain time and Sunday sacred music at 9 15. The first feature will be the football game University versus Washington State College on October 1 at 2 10. Weekly schedules will be printed in The Independent.
Mrs Beasie Thomson files for divorce in district court alleging husband Ught Thomson deserted her at Ochre River Manitoba on October 28 1919 They wed Winnipeg May 20 1909 Counsel for plaintiff are Stewart and Brown.
President faces a debt pact proposal from French and American commissions. The plan calls for two to five year payment terms totaling about 3.62 million dollars in principal and interest, with an average interest rate around two and a half percent. A safeguarding clause would allow a reopening if France cannot meet the payment demands.
Navy announces continued salvage attempts for the submarine S-51 sunk off Black Tom. A court of inquiry is named to examine the disaster and possible next steps, with sessions set for October 13 at the Boston navy yard.
A jumble of names and places shows residents traveling to Omaha New Orleans and Chicago for conventions visits and business. Individuals include Genrra I Morling of Tadershure Bernard and wits of Miles City and a draftsman in te tritoral supvey Fervign near Denver. Strangely carved stones fall from the sky with no explanation.
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