Unsettled Montana City News Weather and Local Notes
Unsettled cool weather in Montana with possible showers Saturday and partial overcast Sunday. notices include local business ads, births, hospital updates, and a funeral. St. John’s hospital reports multiple births with new arrivals and regional business service ads from Helena to Great Falls. Local taxi services, cleaning and tailoring shops, tire dealers, and a church event note evangelist Cubley speaks at Seventh Day Adventist church. Funeral arrangements announced for Roy Merelch with services at Cathedral of St. Helena and burial at Resurrection Cemetery. brother Robert Merfelch attends from Missoula.
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Roy Merlelch
Engt
Melenn
St. Melena
Buriat
Resurrection
Tieermann and Company
Robert Merfeleh
Jewish New Year Observed with Services at Temple
The sixth anniversary of Rosh Ha-Shana, the Jewish New Year, is observed today. A service opened last evening at Temple Emanu-Li with music by Par den, the Misses Israel, Lew A. Cohen, and Mrs. Touston as organist. J. Fischel performed rites, Norman Winestine preached, and the closing service is at 10 30 this morning.
Trophies Awarded to Guardsmen for Track and Field Wins
Gold and silver watch fobs were awarded yesterday by Capt. W. G. Ferguson of the Montana National Guard to men of the regiment who won track and field events at the annual encampment at Fort Harrison last June. The fobs feature athletic images and engravings of the owners and their company, suspended from black silk cords.
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W. G. Ferguson
Montana National Guard
Fort Harrison
Enlarged burglar proof vault planned for state treasurer
Under Roscoe Huggenin supervision work began yesterday at the capitol to install a larger fire and burglar proof vault for State Treasurer W. Harmon. The 130 by 10 foot vault will replace the old unit, with 18 inch concrete walls and an inner steel lining designed to trigger alarms if breached. The door weighs a half ton and uses Donsteel, described as undriftable. Completion is expected in about 40 days.
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Roscoe Huggenin
W. &. Harmon
Capitol
Donsteel
Muggenin
Montana Life Insurance "Company
Sai
Northwest
Game Warden Hill Heads East to Probe Plague
State Game Warden Hill traveled to Billings and eastern Montana to investigate a mysterious disease affecting sage hens prairie chickens and grouse. State Veterinarian Dr. W J Butler examined a specimen but could not determine the cause. Hill will seek more birds with symptoms to identify the source and prevent spread.
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Hill
Montana
Ign
Billings
W. J Butler
Unclaimed Items From State Fair Include Fancy Umbrella
Lost at the State Fair remain unclaimed including a fancy umbrella with white handle amber ring a green scarf and a raincoat. Secretary Burke Clements urges owners to reclaim by contacting the fair office in the Conrad building and notes other lost items have been accounted for but these remain.
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State Fai
Burke Clements
Conrad
State Fair Management
Blair Collection Adds 10 Relics to Montana Library Display
J. W. Blair, former banker and mining operator from Helena, loaned a 50 year collection of relics to the Montana Historical Library at the state capitol. The items include polished woods from ancient South American forests, fossils, sea shells, Indian artifacts, gemstones, paintings, photographs, and historical documents from Blair's years in Montana and travels in the Orient, Mexico and South America. Blair urged a dedicated building for the state library.
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J. W. Blair
Helmville
Montana
Blair
South America
Orient
Mexico
State Historical
Belt Creek Campers Seek State Help Over Water Pollution
Belt Creek Protective Association plans to ask Attorney General L A Foot for relief to halt pollution of Belt Creek in Cascade County. Silver Dyke Mining Company mill operations at Neihart cited as main source. Delegation including W R Strain Walter Bloomquist and Charles Ilartian arranged a meeting, postponed due to the AG's absence.
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L. A. Foot
Belt Creek Protective Association
Belt Creek
Cascade County
Silver Dyke
Neihart
Great Falls
W. R. Strain
Walter Bloomquist
Charles Ilartian
First Snow of Season Drops Overnight Here
The first snow of the season fell late last night with rain and a sharp temperature drop. It was light and left a thin white coating on wet pavement before melting away as the precipitation ended.
Streedbeck Takes Post Vacated by Varney
Charles A. Streedbeck took over yesterday as secretary of the Retail Merchants Exchange, succeeding R. L. Varney who, with his family, drove to Tampa Florida probably for permanent residence. Streedbeck had long served as manager of the exchange traffic department.
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Charles A. Streadbeck
Retail Merchants Exchange
R. L. Varney
Tampa
Fla
Mr. Streedbeck
Exchange
Personalities and travelers visit towns across Montana
Readers note a string of visitors and locals arriving from Butte Great Falls Billings Helena Medicine Hat and Miami among others. Notables include J D Walter from Bilings Malph Tole from Great Falls M M Gunn visiting Poplar and Mrs Wewett convalescing at St Johns Hospital with band member tied to Vallierana hospital Fort Harrison. Also mentions Palmer preparing travel to Wellesley College Tong Kong and George Miner arranging Northern Pacific travel.
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Wewett
St. John's Hospital
Slenn
Mea
Wowett
Vallerana’ Hospital
Fort Harrison
College Students Seek Employment Through Local Club
College and university students plan to find part time work through the Telena Commercial club as announced by Secretary W G Ferguson. Mt St Charles and Intermountain College students seek hourly chores or steady jobs after school hours or in early mornings to earn money while attending school. In Stuchenville Ohio a train wreck near Mingo tunnel killed one and injured several in a collision between a freight train and a coach train.
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Husky College
Telena Commercial Club
W. G Ferguson
Mt! St. Charles
Intermountain Colleges
Selvor
Stuchenville
Associated Press
Pitsburgh
West Virgina
Mingo Tunnel
Sheepherder Recovers Whisky Cache Then Loses It
A sheepherder found a cache of Canadian whisky north of the gamorks and stuffed 12 quarts into his pack. The cache vanished after he accused Swant of stealing it. Swant was detained for questioning while a taxicab driver, linked to the case, was arrested and later released.
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Helena
Hucky Swan
Swant
Swan
West Main Street
New Members Elected by Pioneer Society
The Pioneer Society of Montana announces new members at a recent meeting including Walter C. McKnight Frank A Lalen Paul H W Harty Thomas C Patrick and many others with residences listed in Helena Livingston BrowningMissoula and other towns. The lengthy roster includes families and individuals from across the state and beyond.
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Pioneer Society
Society of Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
Walter C. McKnight
Frank A Lalen
Paul HW Harty
Thomas C. Patrick
Susan Raleigh Barber
Thomas Ho Carter
Harriet Meternick
Avril
Tliza W. Kelloy
Helen K. Bishop
James Albert Galen
Lester Loble
Hugh T. Carter
Walter Ward
Vervele T. Rinda
Carles J. Mclntosh
Helena City Sued Over Motorcycle Collision Damages
Mrs Lida Fo Haynes sues the city of Helena and John Nimmo for 7300 in damages from a May 6 collision on Fifth avenue. She claims Nimmo’s sudden stop caused her son Charles F Haynes to veer and suffer injuries reducing his earnings. She seeks 825 for medical and nursing costs. Toomey represents Layne.
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Lida Fo Haynes
District Court
Helena
John Ninna
Anpuries
Charles F. Haynes
Nima
Sifth Avenue
Beattie
Nimmo
G. Toomey
Layne
Governor Praises Midland Fair During Billings Visit
Governor J. E. Erickson and Mrs. Erickson returned from Billings where they attended the Midland Empire fair. He praised the agricultural displays and livestock exhibits as wonderful, noted 22 counties represented, and predicted record attendance. He introduced Miss Ramona Berta, Montana IV Queen, to eastern Montana crowds.
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J. E. Erickson
Erickson
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