Weather and local notices for Montianny Naln area
Overcast today with hourly forecasts through 24 hours ending 6 pm. Mixed data shows temperatures, winds, and precipitation plots across multiple locations. Includes city listings, service ads, and community notices from Helena to Williston, with local business references and event timings.
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Montianny Naln
Tip
Edmonton
Willspall
Miles City
New York
Yssyerr
Paul Mhime
Salt Lake City
Fan Tego
Benttla Aecsevserssete
Sheridan
Williston
U S Chamber visitor here and knightly orders noted
A U S Chamber field man with headquarters in San Francisco visited the Commercial field here yesterday. He and bankers were discussed with deference to Montana business and future prospects. Sir Knights, attention. A special conclave of the Commandery will be held today at 1 o clock to escort the funeral of Sir Knight Louis B. Woods. Be prompt in uniform. By order Albert J Roberts.
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Firth
Ivinian
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco
Montana
Frater
Louis B. Woods
Albert J, Roberts, Ree
Funeral service for J B Woods held by Modern Woolman
Modern Woolman of America members are urged to attend the funeral for their late neighbor J B Woods at the Consistory tampic on Tuesday at 2 pm September 9 with MOTZ as Clerk and E LINDSTROM as Consul. Card of thanks from LEWIS LEWIN LYONS family thanks friends and Odd Fellows Rebeccas for support during illness and death of their father brother and uncle.
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Magan Schame
Miriam
Josephine Hepner
Woolman of America
J. LB. Woods
Motz
IE. E. Lindstrom
Odd Fellows
Rebeccas
Aewis
Catherine Lewis
Sonron Lewin
Leoxa Lyons
Harre Lyons
Lusk and Perry Rescue Hunters From Lake Helena Drowning Risk
Two hunters were rescued when Addison Lusk and Owen Perry arrived as Noland and Bennett overturned their boat in icy Lake Helena. The water ran deep and choppy, clothing heavy, forcing the rescuers to hoist Noland to safety and ride their craft to shore. Both men were taken to shore unharmed, with no ill effects seen yesterday.
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Lake Helena
Terumper Noland
Harry Bennett
Addison K. Lusk
Owen Perry
Noland
Bennett
Mr. Lusk
Mr. Perry
Boy Scout Dane Reaches One Third of Fund Drive
Dane, a Boy Scout, has secured about 1500 dollars toward the drive, roughly one third of the goal. The canvass by the team met at the Commercial Hotel, with Annge Albert Z. Galen directing at the Aiutehouse. Total reported so far is 193 dollars, with a minimum target of 250 dollars for the center. Saturday and Sunday slowed progress as many canvassers were at work. The campaign resumes today.
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Boy Scout L Organization
Mitintenancr
Albert Z. Galen
Aiutehouse
Palltteat Center
Teame
Aged Mason Dies Here in Great Falls
Aged Mason died last night at St Peter’s Hospital after a short illness. George W. Wastman of Lantstown, the only known relative, was notified and requested Masons to arrange the funeral. Arrangements are by Herrmann & Company. the body will be taken to Great Falls for burial beside him. He was a resident of Great Falls many years and worked for the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railways. He was a Mason and a Royal Neighbor, with a Masonic Star group planning a home ceremony postponed.
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Mayonic
Tlelena Valley
St. Peter
George W. Wastman
Lantstown
Te K. MacWells
Masontle
Herrmann and Company
Enerman
Great Falla
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Rilways
Tle
Masonic
Personal notices list visitors and residents in town places
Townsend resident John Gruar glalt ing in town and several visitors stay at the Placer hotel. Bozeman's Nelson Storey and Canyon Creek's John Black are in the city for business. Mrs Stinehaugh of Great Falls and Mrs Route's Anna Walsh are among those visiting. Livingston’s Gilbertson family and Winston banker Sweenty also registered at local hotels. White Sulphur Springs guests Axel Melmetrom and Ryvert Lank are at the Harvey. Marian Johnson, daughter of Dr Johnston, left for Missoula to enroll at the State University.
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Axel Melmetrom
Ryvert
Harvey From
White Sulphur Springs
Class work gets into full swing at Intermountain
Yesterday morning glass works were in full swing at Intermountain college as chapel services showcased pep and welcome for new and old students. Ten more students enrolled. a list of Helena high school graduates attending includes 14 first timers such as Dean Patchett and Sayre Cooney, with others continuing from Helena and nearby schools.
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Intermountain College
Intermountain
Helena High School
Helena
Dean Patchett
Sayre Cooney
Viola Smith
Eugene Woods
Hazel Merrifield
Menry Lay
Oliver Mills
Ben Strickland
Vesta Weestener
Gladys Abacher
Leona Gordon
Ernest Anderson
Gerald Madren
John Carlsen
iTetena
Jeare Carsley
Herman Gloege
Mantue Jacobs
Tackg McClean
Marcia Carsley
Eunice Lingquist
Jueius Sweeland
Boy Committed For Transport To Miles City School
Leonard Liedrance was charged with incorrigibility and lewdness and committed to a state reform school for boys at Miles City. The complainant, Teve Vy Hanis, superintendent of the Allen tang children’s home, witnessed the hearing. Past acts of incorrigibility were forgiven, and Liedrance admitted the charges and testimony.
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Leonard Liedrance
Atate Reform School
Miles City
Teve Vy Hanis
Alentang
Whatgut
Lieurance
Governor Extradites Men for Idaho Trial by Telephoned Consent
Governor Erklernr, while visiting Tsalispell, approved the extradition to Idaho of Darrell Schneiter Joseph Qoatman and George Brookfield. They are wanted in Shoshone County for robbing a Winton Tamilier crew at a camp on the night of September last, with five checks found in a suitcase.
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Erklernr
Tsalispell
Tdaha
Darrell Schneiter
Joseph Qoatman
George Brookfield
Missoula
Pritch~ard
Shoshone County
Idaho
Winton Tamilier Company
WT. A. Pushy
Josey
Port of Missing Men update seeks missing veteran Tarantino
At the request of the regional Veterans Bureau of San Francisco an appeal is issued to locate Tarantino a World War I veteran and beneficiary. The trove details that he served as a sergeant in Co M 5th infantry enlisting October 3 1917 in Ontario California. He was born in Italy and aged 26 at the time of injury from shrapnel in Belgium losing fingers and part of his right hand. Information should be sent to the regional manager or local American Legion office.
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Veterams! Bureau
San Francisco
Lacatine
Sabartian Taransion
Bureau
California Department of the American Legion
Taranting
Co. M. Sedth Infantry
Ontario
Cal
Tewee Als
Haspital
Treridio
San Prantines
Vinete
Voren Lan
Belgium
Alan
Uy 5
Veeeran
Information Filed Against Phil Atlas
An information was filed yesterday in the county court charging Phil Atlas with unlawfully taking and destroying an automobile owned by Louis Meltman. The incident occurred August 21, 1024, in Wall Creek canyon when Atlas, employed as a chauffeur for Mrs Meltman, allegedly took the car for a trip with friends and wrecked it off the road onto the Great Northern tracks. All occupants escaped serious injury. Atlas will face trial and may be extradited to Helens.
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Clatkiet
Aharnes Padbury
Phil Alin
Louis Meltman
Idncoin
Wall Creek Canyon
Atlas
Thio
Toltman Ama
Wall Creek
Great Northern
Helens
Congregational Conference Opens With Dinner and Talks
The western association of Congregational churches opened its annual convention with a dinner in the local church parlors. Rev J R Hahn presided. Rev F W Shorter preached the sermon. A returned missionary lectured on Foochow China with mission school scenes. Three sessions today cover religious education and plans for the new year.
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Western Association of Congregational Churches
J. R. Hahn
F. W. Shorter
Great Fails
A. Mest
Foochow
China
T. S. Insborden
Bricks
Llmer
Johnson
John IT. Tlahn
Trident
State Ty
Missoula
Marty Taw Leads Fire Prevention Standing Committee
Marty Taw as acting chief will chair a standing committee on fire prevention at the Commercial Club, according to yesterday's announcement by Secretary WG Merennon. The committee’s role is to encourage carefulness against fire and its consequences, with members to be named tomorrow.
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Marty Taw
He Commercial Club
Haya
WG. Merennon
Athe Nimbera
Hail Losses and Warrants Reported Across Regions
The report notes light hail losses and warrants issued Saturday under the state insurance department. Details mention a few names and entities, with earlier years showing more warrants and the current year reporting smaller totals amid weather-related damage assessments.
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Phate Hall Insurance Department
Snowfall Causes Light Show and Tree Damage Tonight
Light show and snowfall last night caused minor tree damage as winds reduced weight after a brief gust. Temperature hovered around 32 degrees with reduced moisture in snow, and several trees were seen with branches touching the ground from the weight yesterday morning.
Woman's Y M C A Department Prepares Busy Season
The Woman's Department of the Y M C A unveils two divisions for activities and instruction. AV. B A Te y olde Jery directs evening classes with games swimming and a Shaeffer mentor duty and a session on water safety. Morris Sanford leads morning learning classes focused on set up exercises and calisthenics. The program includes Bath work and general education programs for women engaging in community education.
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Seation's
Treen van A
Atv. B.A. Tey ‘Olde Jery
Vlaga
Rewalds
Morris Sanford
Plese
Clara Hillebrecht Misa Lewige and Local obituary notes
Obituary fragment mentions Clara Hillebrecht and Misa Lewige among those remembered. References to a funeral at May and interment at Thess and lists relatives including nieces and nephews. Mentions long career teaching in Marye Vic and broader state teaching roles.
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Misa Lewige
Deaeher
Minhina Echaop
Rae Tridleberend
Agg Hleventh Avenue
Fo Gran
Men Hilletrernt
Thess Daaion Po MeNamen
Rire Baptist Ehurch
Offiriadine
Torlotwaltte
Porortvale
Arranpemients Po Direvird
Telena
Mtr
Mekey
Spolnne
Wash
Wenrecht
Lex Anger
Ming Mau
Xehont
Marye- Vic
Gieiena
Montana Lumber Products Files Incorporation
Articles filed yesterday with the Montana secretary of state reveal Montana Lumber Products Incorporated, based in Wallopen, formed to engage in mercantile and manufacturing activities including lumber and amber products. Directors listed are Karrow, Foto Urly, and Gust Staras of Kallepell, with authorized capital of $20,000.
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Statea Sreite
Montana Taunter Products Companys
Wallopen
Fammnerrlak
Men Orcanjaation
Karrow
Foto 1Urly
Gust Staras
Kallepell
Suspects Named in Denver Dry Goods Safe Blast
Denver police identify two men in a $2900 heist at A. T. Lewis Son dry goods store. Night watchman Ter Seaman died from a fright induced attack after three charges exploded. Suspects Henry Blaive, 30, and Walter Smith, 33, identified by witness J R Rogers as seen near the building.
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Denver
A. T. Lewis & Son
Ter Seaman
Seaman
Thei
Henry Blaise
Walter Smith
Blaive
J. R. Rogers
Wovernment
Rogers
Blaise
Funeral for Ma Woods in Consistory Temple this afternoon
Mr Woods and former Northern freight official dies Friday night in Great Falls. Funeral services to be held at 2 PM in the Consistory Temple with Knights Templar Commandery as honorary escort. Various Masonic bodies and family members attend. burial rites at Forests.
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Be Woods
Northern
Knights ’Templars
Lonsistory Temple
James FB
Mc Nanter
Forests
Star Lodge
Dee M. Hampton
David Wallace
John AG. Brown
Fred Salter
Rier
Elka Ledges
F Boyle
Butte
Shirley Carrity
Iire
Tarailis
Woods
Rice Take
Wis
Croat Northern
Great Falls
Cais
Mr. Woods
Helena
Madera Wood
Beneficiaries Named in Death Compensation Case
A Montana Industrial Commission hearing relates to death compensation for Ceci Gemt ab the lmerly faire. The brother and sister, George nm and Puith Band, are named as beneficiaries. The commission requires a guardian appointment for the minors and a cash settlement of 083.52. The guardian notes the mother and father deny certain claims and allege the beneficiarys rights. A hearing was held to determine distribution and responsibility for future support.
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Ceci Gemt
Atte
George Nm
Puith
Montana Industrial Occident
Ynether
Yad Deny Glivarend
Batty
Inter Childern
Alleged abductors and girl returned from Libby
The hat parts: Sheriff Thy Baines Moro Tn Mer brood charged with abduction and Marie solar 1 year old of Marysville were dragged back yesterday from Libby where they were arrested days ago. Both are held in the County: Sally ta Tern andy recently finished a fat terin, here fae oot lenRing.
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Thehatods Ag
Marie Solar
Marysville
Libby
Sally
Andy
Judgment affirmed against A. Ringling in Callin county case
The Callin county district court judgment against Rich and Ringling of White Sulphur Springs was affirmed by the state supreme court yesterday. Mans Tiering and ML Cunningham sued Ringling for 46480 damages, claiming Ringling took property held by Taylor's Fork Cattle Company. The lower court awarded 322.49 to plaintiffs and denied a new trial. The Montana Livestock Company was alleged to be involved in arranging relief for Taylor's Fork Cattle Company. Justice Stark delivered the opinion.
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Callin County
Ringling
Marning
Acron O
Tiering
Cunninghant
Hy Ae Taylor's Fork Cattle Company
Biering
Clinningham
Ring-ling
Paving Extension Plans Move Forward in City Connecting Main Streets
The city council advanced a paving extension along Madney Street from Broadway north to Sixth Avenue, linking with Parker and Rodney. A public hearing set for October 23 considers a $125,000 refunding bond issue to retire prior debt, with Series III bonds of $135,909 existing. Protests against the Washington Place project prompted postponement of that route’s plans.
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Madney
Groadway
Sixth Avenue
Belent Avenue
Iyil
Hreviaian
Fenember
Thaelt
Mrs Rathbun Gies After Operation at Rochester Hospital
Mrs Rathbun, wife of M Rathbun, of 310 State Streets, died yesterday afternoon at Rochester Hospital from complications after surgery on the janth of firs month. Arrangements will follow arrival of her husband from Metena. Survived by husband, one son at the University of Texas, two daughters, and several organizations.
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Sirs
Annie
Retin
Flattiban
Thachester
Minn
Faithun
Flaherty
Trathun
Stevens Point
Wir
HR. Rathbun
Texas
Anatly
Gertrude Mathban
Boulder
Mildred M. Cosney
Helena
Nathbun
Sosophing Kepner
Kanter Star
Aracia Brotherhood
Tidlena Masonic Bereveit
Youth Hira
Rathbun
Folegi
East Telena
Registration at State University Heavily Pressed
Missoula reports heavy registration at the University of Montana with momentum toward the $300 enrollment figure. Nearly six hundred applications have been accepted by the registrar’s office as freshmen and advanced students arrive, a figure about 100 higher than last year’s record. Dormitories are full and city residents are asked to accommodate and house students.
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Missoula
APJ
University of Montana
Jowa Tragedy Investigation In Sioux City
Sioux Ulty police questioned Sept 23 about the night’s singing incident involving Clyde Nyquist. Clyde Nyquist and his wife were questioned, another man Nyquist also was questioned. Police said the assailant fled toward We Wearby station. further inquiries continue.
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Jowa
API
Tex Neatley
Nota
Clyde Nyquist
Nyquist
Nyaquist
Progress in Checking Losses From Forest Fires, 1923 24
Washington reports steady advances in national forest policy as efforts to offset 1923 24 fire losses show progress. By 1924 over 28 million acres were fire swept and losses exceeded 200 million dollars. conservationists highlight future funding aims and new legislation including McNary Clarke and state cooperation efforts. The article notes upcoming events, surveys of forestry laws, and projected annual spending to protect forests from fire.
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Washington
American Forest Week
United States Chamber of Commerce
Lowden
Illinois
Madison
Ind
Jackson
Seattle
University of Washington
Agnes H. Henderson
American Tree Association
McNary-Clarke
Charles Lathrop Peck
Association
Tirward
State Dry Digegn Case Delayed Until October Hearing
A hearing on Poort Manwell's petition to suppress evidence and a charge of violating the prohibition law was postponed due to the absence of state dry agent Sorenson. The court, noting Sorenson's claimed travel to Glendive and Helena for testimony, rescheduled the proceeding for October 1 at 9 a.m. Wava Brass represents the petitioner.
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Poort Manwell
Sorenson
Glendive
Wava
Helena
Thia Dsaitet
Wava Brass
Kansas Grasshopper Plague Sparks Lasting Memory
Wichita dispatch recalls 1874 Kansas grasshopper invasion that darkened skies and ruined crops, wells and roads. Gov. Henry Allen notes Argentine locust reports show Kansas outbreak mild by comparison, yet Kansas grasshoppers remain infamous next to Argentine swarms and Illinois cyclones.
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Wichita
Kan
Socratey Pressj
Kansas
Plagas
Kineas
Argentina
Henry Alen
Rome
Seventeen Planes Begin Endurance Test Tour
Seventeen airplanes arrived in Chicago from Detroit to start the first leg of a reliability flight for the Rafael Ford trophy. The group will stop at Fort Wayne then move on to Moline Des Moines Omaha with expected landings tomorrow. Pilot reports indicate flawless flights marked the day’s only notable feature.
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Chicago
Detroit
Fort Wayne
Moline
Ils
Des Matin
Omaha
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City News
Dr. Cash
Dr. Walt
Tenwell
Mag Co
Warcelling
North Rodney
Mra
Collensen
Habins
Tir
Arthur Jordan
Weent
Cnw
Kenstine Ferd
Chevrolet
Silan & Hawkes
Kelly-Sreingthin
Firestone Utes
Bud's Tira
N. Salm
Marcolling
The
Gtrane Ail
W. Wark Sudranteed
Palatn Cron
Duesard
Op. P.O
Idna Blackmon
Solcane
Lintantown
U.S. Chamber
Modern Woodman
Lusk and
Perry
Two
BOY Scout
Dane Welds
Mason
John Gruar
Townsend
Glalting
City
Nelson Storey
Bozeynan
the Placer
Stinehaugh
M. A. ‘Miler
Tarronton
Puesta
John J. Black
Canyon Creek
Jree
Mige Anna Walsh
Route
Eee
Tt. Gilbertson
Livingston
Nelson
In White
Taverison, Mont
Itarvey
C. J. Sweenty
Winston
Marianstohnson
Tis A. Johnston
Mlapola
Stata University
Miles City School
Phil Atlas
Congregational Conference
Martin Jul
America
Qeailty Aiereys
Woman's Department OF
Wmiss May
Tencher
Oes
MAS
Clara Hillebrecht
Montana Lumber Products Files Incorporation
MA. Woods
AT. Ringling
Ellow
Washington Place
Ce Central
Menlans Avenue
Montang
Menouthente
Cownee
Main
Bawrenen
State University
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