Domestic Laundry and Dry Cleaning Works
The notice lists operating slots from 8 till 12 a m and 1 till unspecified end, detailing domestic laundry and dry cleaning services offered.
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
5
The notice lists operating slots from 8 till 12 a m and 1 till unspecified end, detailing domestic laundry and dry cleaning services offered.
In Plentywood Montana Oct 29 possibly related to a barn and granary fire alleged to be set by a farmer. Judge St Paul received a report naming farmers tied to the incident. Bail set at 500 dollars. the suspect Bintener remained jailed after roads hindered travel. Arraignment scheduled with sheriff detailing property destruction and claimed horse losses.
Hamilton October 29 hundreds of wild geese raced south as a fierce storm swept Bitter Root Valley. Farmers faced unprepared harvests with potato and vegetable crops in progress. Hunters bagged fowl amid the snow while a Hamilton woman canned Sunday-picked strawberries. Weather moderated today with arch moook expected. A New York dispatch notes the Emergency Fleet Corporation suit against Bethlehem Shipbuilding Co. dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
Sheriff Dithon received relics tied to Bannack era bandit Henry Plummer. The items include four handcuffs and leg irons once used by Plummer, rusted and without swivels, found by Aly Miller and sent from the Centennial sulley to Sheriff Dan Mooney.
Police rushed to the Sinset store on South Twenty street after the burglar alarm sounded at 9 10 oclock Tuesday evening. Officers found no one on the building or grounds. The alarm has rung repeatedly in recent weeks. wind or a similar incident is believed to trigger the mechanism.
In Lewistown Montana a Superior Court judge awarded custody of a 1 year old girl to Mr and Mrs Frank Draper after a 14 year separation from her biological parents the King family. The Drapers proved the girl recognized Esther Draper as her biological mother and expressed relief and sorrow as the ruling ended a heated custody dispute. The Drapers plan to move to Lewistown where Draper serves on the police force.
Montana Power Company workers brought electric heat and light to 26 year old Sing, a Chinese leper living in a one room cabin at the Cabbage Patch. With no fuel, water, or bath facilities, volunteers wired a heater and arranged for basic comfort as welfare officials and locals aided him.
Ralph Conrad, district manager for Mountain States Telephone, resigns to return to Livingston. The move ends two years of leadership amid company restructuring and indicates changes in management at the Montana based service. Conrad’s resignation takes effect on the first of the month, with indications of new assignments pending.
Vic Conrad announces his retirement from the telephone business and reveals plans to join Herrmann Company of Helena. He will move from Bozeman to Helena after January 1, with Ralph Courid succeeding Sam Officer as heat district manager and the unit shifting to a new home location on Helena.
Great Falls farm district reports show beets and potatoes not harmed as much as first feared. An agricultural inspector from Samms district inspected several fields and found conditions better, estimating about 20 percent loss in the beet crop and around 75 percent of potatoes saved by dry weather. Officials foresee overall crop losses modest for 1924 despite frost.
Kalispell hosts a child song contest tied to a home products show with prizes. Winners receive a $250 rash prize amid solo performances by girls and boys from local schools. Contest rules and judging details are announced, with students singing selections like That Old Gang of Mine and We Meet Again.
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