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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1925
Page
7
A grainy Montanan weather page lists hourly temps for the 24 hour period ending Oct 2 with scattered figures and city names including Helena Havre and Kalispell. It also records obituaries, funeral notices, local business ads and community events from Helena to Williston, with mentions of Stanton and nearby services and ships.
The highest tribunal will hear a trespassing matter argued as an important and novel legal point under advisement by the Supreme Court. The case hinges on interpretations of property access and implied permission in recent incidents. Officials expect a detailed ruling that could influence future property dispute outcomes.
Attorney for H J Harrin argues before the state supreme court that popular conviction is not law in a case by Le J Merrin of Wolf Creek against William Sutherland of Great Falls. The suit, a trespass action, seeks authority to bar trespassers from land owned by Stockman Ranchers and farmers in Wolf Creek basin. Eight causes of action are before Judge Horsky. Harrin seeks injunction to prevent trespassers and protect crops and wildlife.
Mike Burbank of Great Falls pleaded not guilty to first degree assault on Jack Lavicki after an incident on a public highway near Richeling. Burbank’s attorney Lester Loble stated the case. Police say the group were intoxicated on moonshine whisky at the scene. A.C. Hughes, arrested Saturday for drunkenness and disturbing the peace, pleaded not guilty and was released on $50 bail. His wife and one child were quarantined at a local hospital.
The Great Northern and Northern Pacific announce annual old home visit excursions starting December 1. A fare and a third round trip will apply from Montana to Minneapolis St Paul Duluth Chicago and other points. Tickets go on sale December 1 through December 26 with return date to be announced.
The Prickly Pear Potato Growers association will meet tomorrow night in the Warret schoolhouse in the valley following a call by president A. E. Cramer. Marketing and price conditions will be discussed at the meeting.
Chief Justice T Callaway spoke before the Kiwanis club at the Placer hotel. He said Indians did not start most conflicts in Montana and that white settlers caused many troubles in the 19th century. He cited Major Baker’s massacre of Heavy Runner and others near Helena, and praised Captain Logan for his leadership.
A car struck Ferguson's Twin Two parked at the curb near Grand Street yesterday afternoon. The impact caused the vehicle to mount the sidewalk, with minor damage and several spectators assisting to push the car back.
Helena Rotary's brass band of 12 pieces led by bandmaster Fred Kelger will debut at the Rotary Kuncheon tomorrow at the Place. They will entertain the Helena High School football squad, Rotary guests, with songs and yells and a light party atmosphere.
Advertisement urges readers to buy an overcoat for winter, listing prices from 18 to 50 dollars and promoting warm items like weatherproof wear and warm lined gloves, framing the purchase as essential for health and sense. It emphasizes financial saving and immediate purchase, targeting practical need.
Sixty four cars of beef cattle from Canyon Creek and Canyon Ferry ranches will move today to the Chicago market via the Northern Haville line. Stockmen in the county say this is one of the largest fall shipments to date, reflecting strong cattle trade activity.
Farmers in Daniels and Valley counties saw state land sales held in Glasgow and Keehey, Montana, with many lands sold under an amortization plan. Only 14 percent of lands sold to local farmers, despite best grain lands in the northeast offering strong prospects. High interest at six percent per year payable over three years, with annual payments estimated at six percent of the outstanding balance. Continuous rains, heavy snows, and poor travel hindered investing and farming operations, but the region shows progress as better prices and longer-term rents influence sales.
City council approved an ordinance to refund Series H1 bonds totaling 1254 dollars. Public auction scheduled at City Hall on December 28 to retire all outstanding bonds of Series H. Permits issued to Roy Crago J W Christie Chris Kenck and FW Mater for tanks and remodeling work across several addresses.
An enigmatic notice posted at Intermountain chapel yesterday signals a reoccurring event this Friday in Helena tink’s chapel room. Attendees from all towns were invited, yet the purpose remains unclear, fueling speculation and curiosity about what will unfold.
The St Paul Pioneer Press reports six of nine heirs of Mrs James Hill will sue Louis Wythe Hill in St Paul this week. They seek a share of more than 12 million in real estate and bonds deeded to his mother Velare Hill at her death. The estate's disposition has largely been finalized in probate, with 6 heirs already receiving equal portions of the right to pursue claims.
A Dusseldorf man implicated himself in a fatal Rhine death while sleep talking, despite denial in court by Schirdiuany. The confession details nocturnal movements and a rope around a victim’s neck, leading to Schramm’s death sentence in last year’s ruling.
George Miner rises in the N Ray division receiving the final classay rating amid railroad circles after returning from Missoula hospital where an examination revealed four fractures from a fishing trip accident.
Intermountalio board of trustees holds annual meeting with members listed including Com a Kfelfter Tele Mrs Catherine Ko Wares felena Abel Walter Chrome Falla and others. Spaulding vice president to chair. Mroktenberg and Lennart noted as absent due to other duties. Halrsinmer recently accepted a post in southern California and missed the meeting.
The Labor Federation announced Stephen Ely of Sand Coulee was re elected president of the Mottina Federation of Labor. Janis Anderson of Tela ayabe won the vice presidency with slate members selected across districts Great Falls, Anaconda and detroit. Other officers include treasurer and executive board members representing Mine Workers and local unions.
A stream of visitors and residents are listed as arriving or staying at the Dillon Hospital area and nearby hotels. Names include John Colfis, Rutty, Woot, Credeg, and Deno among others from Tutte and Trivenian regions. Several travelers from Valier, Tolona, and Helena are noted, with mentions of a Wireling event and a National Tax Anse.
Newark reports Harrison W. Noel, charged with kidnapping and slaying six year old Mary Daly of Montclair, had trial postponed by Judge Caffrey at the defense’s request. Prosecutor William Wachenfeld remains involved as prosecutors seek resolution in Passaic county matter. Charles Ginsberg, attorney for Ray Shank, announces insanity proceedings will be started soon following the death penalty verdict for Shank and his son.
The second child of Mrs. Frederick McLaughlin formerly Trene Cadle died yesterday in hospital after three hours of labor following a fall from her horse. Mrs. McLaughlin, hospitalized Wednesday, was reported as well as possible today. Their first child Irene was born last January.
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