Local City Notes and Business Mentions
A garbled city brief lists several local contacts and services including Dr. Cash dentist at 301 Power Block, Helena Hog Co, and Mrs Ryan with post office notes. Mentions gym classes at YMCA Wednesdays and Fridays 9:45 am, barber Crago's, and various shop ads for cleaning, auto parts, and tire shops. Highlights include funeral notices in Washington and Teran areas, a Trinidad Elevator Co matter valued at $790,000, and a court case charging Lloyd Setzer with check fraud plus a funeral mass at St. Frepona Cathedral.
Walsh Nagle Invitations For Margaret Anne Wedding
James A Walsh invites to the wedding of his daughter Margaret Anne to Rag an and T Nagle on Monday morning October 5 at 11 oclock in the Cathedral of St Selena. Mr Nagle is a local bar member and Inner House of the Mate assembly TON WORN. A son was born at Aideci hospital to Mr and Mrs Martin o Culvin of tinaifplenay valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Walsh
Margaret Anne
Ragan
T. Nagle
St. Selena
Nagle
Mate Assembly
Ton
Aideci’n Hospital
Mir Auind
Martin Ot
Culvin
Tinaifplenay Valley
Bynum Irrigation District Financed by Bond Sale
Recount at the American National Bank shows proceeds of one million dollars for the Bynum Irrigation District. Winston Brothers of Minneapolis awarded the trunk ditches and laterals contract. work to begin in two to three weeks in Teton County. District covers 32 019 acres, two thirds irrigable, with plans to raise land value from 10 to 150 dollars per acre. Local officials, bankers, and bond firms coordinate financing and construction with diversifications in dairy, wool, and mutton markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Nauonal Bank
Bynum
Banda
Patna-Webber Company
Winston Brothers
Mtynneapolis
Ikway
Teton County
N. J. Gould
Phil. Cole
Chotea
G. C. Myers
Moulgage Association
Iting Sterling
Woods
Billings
Churchill
Bond House
W. 0. Jones, Eb, C. Noble, 7, [Cautfeld, and W. L Jones of Bynim
Henry Weist
Agawam
KG. Witfeld
Efelenabaschc
Tetone
Tiyntuim
Tevnuraces Diversificaion
Wall House
Cole Yesterdar
Sunday Dance Law Argued Before State Supreme Court
Montana Supreme Court heard an appeal by Joseph Kinne of Butte seeking release from arrest for conducting a dance on Sunday. Arguments focused on whether the Sunday prohibition covered all public dancing or only dances in liquor-serving venues, tracing statutes from 1866 to amendments clarifying places liquor was sold. The case is a test of the reform era regulatory scope and was taken under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Congress
Montana Supreme Court
Joseph Kinne
Butte
Alutana
Kevler
Rompeter
Isetracien
Shelley Pleads Not Guilty to Nonsupport in Court
R. Shelley, represented by attorney Ford, enters a not guilty plea in Justice Major's court to a nonsupport charge filed by his wife Bernice Shelley. No hearing time set. He was arrested at Red Louthe Very and released on bail of 250 dollars furnished by his father O J P Shelley. Mississippi has the largest number of negro farmers according to the last erisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Shelley
Ht. Ford
Justice Major
Bernice Shelley
Shelley
Red Louthe
O. J. P. Shelley
Mississippi
Night Classes Registration Opens at Mount St Charles
Registration for night classes at Mount St Charles college opened at 7 oclock last night. Registrar announced 34 registrations completed across 7 courses offered. Fewer than 100 members planned. late registrations expected as quotas fill. Some classes already filled and delayed registrations are numerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Charles College
Capect
Toole Equity Court Reversed In Foreclosure Case
Montana supreme court reverses Toole county district court in Wells Dickey Co v Benjamin over foreclosure funds. Sheriff acted in good faith handling proceeds from a bank failure, with bank closure preceding cashing of the sheriff’s check. The ruling cites public policy and cautions juries on witness scrutiny while outlining procedural details of the Booze case affirmation and detective testimony considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Supreme Court
District Court
Toole County
Wells Dickey Company
Great Falls
Harry E Benjamin
Sherif
First National Bank of
Shelly
Boy Scout financing group formed at Lewis and Clark meeting
A preliminary organization to fund the annual Boy Scout campaign in Lewis and Clark, Teffer son and Braathwater counties was perfected at a meeting at the Commercial club with Scout Executive George J. Bankware. E M Wall named general chairman. initial team members include W A Compton, Steward, Tom Busha, A Bernier, M B D, Chrat field, and doctors W D Judhing and J J Lacey. A general meeting is slated for tomorrow evening at 72. Velena district will organize eight teams of six, with district plans guiding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark
Tefferson
Braathwater
George J. Bankware
Commercial Club
E. M. Wall
Tea Cap
W. A. Compton
Fi 8
Steward
Tom Busha
A. Bernier
M. BD
Chratfield
W. D. Judhing
J. J. Lacey
Kurt Harrison
Capatts
Hast Velena
Velena
Mr. Boulware
Spokane
Wash
Pollution dispute over mine water pollution at Belt Valley
W R Strain president of the Belt Valley Protective Association seeks an injunction against Silver Tyke Mining at Neihart to stop diverting water from Rett Creek and polluting the stream. Local residents from Great Falls say fish are dying and the water is unfit for drinking as Rett Creek near Electric City remains a key recreation spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecking
Silver Tyke Mining Company
Neihart
W. R. Strain
Belt Valley Protective Assncialinn
Walter Bloomauist
Charles Jartman
Greal Falls
State House
Rett Creek
Electric City
Fairy Story Broadcast Notice
A fragment notes a prior broadcasting matter about permitted advertising. The text is sparse with unclear entities or dates and does not specify involved organizations or locations.
Burglary at Pure Oil Station Safe on Benton Ave
A safe at the Pure Oil gasoline station on Benton Avenue opposite the Shrine temple was opened with tools. Burglar(s) left ten dollars in currency, silver, and checks worth ten dollars on the floor, treating them as white chips. Police and Sheriff Karnes suspect a statewide burglar gang. the theft also touched a shop on Helena Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Oil Company
Benton Avenue
Shrine Temple
F Tuily
Karnes
Wat Che
Eart Evany
Kelena Avenue
Daoy Intohe Gasole
Funeral of Lewis in East Helena
The funeral of F L W Lewis of East Helena is set for Wednesday at the Odd Fellows temple. Rev Juries F L Me Nomec of Helena will preach in the East Helena cemetery. He died Sunday night at St Peters hospital at age 52, an employee of the smelter, survived by three children and several siblings in Montana and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewin
East Helena
Helena
Mr. Lewis
St. Peter's Hospital
Ife
Katherine and
Klinton
Melonsvaller
AL Vernon Lewis
Melena
Teona Lyons
Rast Helena
Mas
Martin Tetersen
Port Gruhard
Wash
Death of Conn in Butte Under Probe
In Butte a man named Cohen, associated with Muldoon, was found fatally injured in a room of a Butte industry house on Tuesday night. Testimony at a coroner’s inquest indicated he died after being drugged with methyl alcohol during a robbery scheme. A brother of Cohen arrived in Butte shortly after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conn
Butte
Rutie
Sept
Thal
Flman Cohen
Mas Remm
Pen Nile
Cohen
Bobo
Tinhen
Frank
Personal notices from Harvey event guests and associates
Fragments indicate a social column item naming individuals from Thilte Fe, Auausni, Wall Creek and nearby locales as guests at a Tarver event and related business connections with Lagis Plaherty of the local firm. Readable names include Doria Nelaen and Charles Task amid arrangements at a Harvey venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Task
Wall Creek
Varvey Peatendas
Nat Wate
Ara
Thie Tarver
Ens Pratt
Mediagen
Valle
City Eyes Refunding Bonds At Year End Bid
The city council through the board will consider refunding bonds as to be offered in a Series U1. City Attorney St Vo Stewart was asked to opine on legality and advise on the refunding process. Series II bonds mature January 1, 1925, totaling 133 300 dollars outstanding. The effort aims to cut bank and broker premiums, with local investors seen as likely buyers. The council also adopted the annual salary ordinance raising assistant city engineer pay from 175 to 200 dollars monthly. A petition concerns an improvement district tying Washington Place and adjacent streets, with further notes on vandalism and a defaced structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ioard
St. Vo Stewart
Washington
Continuance Granted In Sero Injunction Case In Seattle
In district court the continuance was granted on motion by Sero counsel W D Ranku with the injunction remaining in force. The Sero girls accuse their father of planning to dispose of tribal property and money for his own use. The judge ordered the order to show cause stay and extended the temporary restraint until October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sere
W. D. Ranku
Sera
Seattle
Julge WH Poorman
D. Phela
Aunia Sere
Charce
Seo
National Capital News: Merger Hearings and Route Designations
Hearings on the Nickel Plate merger were resumed and several Senate mail routes were designated. The president's aircraft board opened hearings while a $85 fine was assessed after a close approach to the president. The department reiterates its stance to permit certain commerce to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aircraft Board
No. Sith
Tahor Department
Miners Laid Off as Coal Firms Cut Workforces
Hazelton Pa September 21 By Ay oaddich Bressde Anathrecite coal companies have begun to economize due to September suspension. About 13,000 miners idle as maintenance work forces are reduced. Committees of the United Mine Workers pressure for action amid the layoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Ay Oaddich
Bressde
Air Service Inquiry Opens With Patrick Davis On Stand
Witnesses including Patrick Davis and Maj Gen J L Holmes outlined Army Air Service policy and urged semi autonomous status within a national defense department. Davis stressed adequacy of funds and personnel while praising the air service’s wartime record and urging full cooperation with the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIR Service
Patrick
Davis
Washington
Thivis
Army Air Service
Air Board
Tavis
Army Air Army
Haa
Cali
Hauvaie Service
War Department
George Washington
National Guard
Pohetiove
Uders
Army
Joint Board
Navy
Department
Bureau of Civil Air Navigation
Department of Commerce
Department of Aeronautics
Storm toll prompts renewed tree salvage efforts in city
Householders and a city crew led by City Commissioner R F Fletcher hurried to salvage trees damaged by last Saturday’s unprecedented snow storm. George II of the State ery and Seed Company advised on saving fine shade trees, while officials emphasized prompt action to prevent further loss amid wartime defense concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. FY. Fletcher
George II
Stateery and Seed Company
Davey
Aege
Tree expert offers repair tips after snow storm
George H. Davey of State Nursery and Seed speaks at Kiwanis luncheon about preventing further tree damage from last Saturday's snow. He urges cutting broken limbs, slanting cuts, painting wounds, and bolting cracked trunks to save salvageable trees as local leaders promote football season and scout work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Davey
State Nursery and Seed Company
Kiwanis
Mr. Davey
Risteen
Mount St .Charles College
Laird
Intermountain
Lester Loble
Helena
W. D. Judkins
Fort
the Scout Organization
Judkins
A. J. Roberts
Hig School
Michigan
Gi Bussard
Donald Gordon
Berkeley
James Elvin
Minnesota labor chief calls for united union action
Minnesota labor chief ident Hall urges stronger union activity and education to counter hostile attacks from within and from employers. He faults lack of member engagement and predicts the coming year will restore and grow membership through broad outreach to women and young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ident Hall
Orne
Hall
Condition of Closed Bank Not Learned
Denver reports that two to three days would pass before the condition of Globe National Bank of Denver, closed last Saturday, could be determined. Directors’ meeting was postponed again and will be held tomorrow or Wednesday to address the bank situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Associatd Presij—National Bank Esfers
Globe National Bank of Denver
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City News
Woniher
Moutanat Generelly
Tareday
Broadwater
Dr. Cash
301 Power
Marcelling. T
Mrs. Ryan
Hear Post Office
Helena Hog Co
Marcelling
Worth Tadney
Mrs. Collenson
Oty
Crago’s
Tierran
Ford
Chevrolet
Nilan & Mawker
Kelly-Springfield and
Fireatenythes
Bud's
Tito
N. Main
The
Mra
Green
Wirth
Buesard
Kong
Uae
Werner
Wagenbach
Wasrhach
Sunda
Cathedral of
St. Telona
Visti
New York City
Malorada Coy Pha Arteles
Ine Corporation
Trinidad Beau and Elevator Company
Coloride
Anderson
Ridings
Mottana
Pei Vereeny Chareel
Petlh
Carinig Punerat
Ric Tie Mere
Archie Colitwan
St. Frefona
Ratial
Fin
Twoerrmainn and
Sampany
Mra. Caring
Renarts
Wuty—A. A. Wald
Lids Marstera
Ordoral
San Francisco
Hla
U . Wu My
Witanleht
Naoslon Aabaates
Calgary
Mts City
Elie An
New York
Fauteatina AG
Sheridan Aeeaes
Bynum Irrigation District
State Supreme Court
Ahelley
Aish
Charles
Hawaii
Nawiliwili
Kanau
Eas
O. G Stanty
Rodgers
B J. Connell
Lewis
C. F. Temple
AW Kragi
Placar Genterds Ik
Doria Nelaen
Auausni Ton Riese
Prater Eee
Lagis Plaherty
Harvey
CITY
Icoue
National Capital
National Defense
Hs Couitlin
Almnes
General Staff
Arhling
Carns
Department of National Defense
Lingey
Storn
Minnesota
Oays
Histema
Associated Press
Elbert H. Gary
Chaiman
United States Steel Corporation
New York University
Gary
Arty
Navy Air Servier
Weeks
Davis Quaries
Afr
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