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The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • 5

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Page Tin The Independent Eecord, Helena, Mont, Tuesday, January 10, 1350 High School Band Testimony Started Capital City News in Brief Cooper Reminds Young Men to Register When They Are 18 And Floats Draw Attention IliCOI'E TAX WORRIES can best be eliminated by having your entire problem handled by competent services designed to fit your individual requirements. Contact or phone Neil A. Amerman's General Bookkeeping: and Credit Management Service Rooms 8.1-31, 553 Fuller Avenue Building Phone R017 The Helena high school PTA will meet at 8 o'clock tomorrow Helena high school's participa J. Morley Cooper, selective service board clerk, today reminded young men that they niUHt register with the board In Damage Action In Federal Court The case of Harold Simonson against the Northern Pacific railway for $75,000 for the loss of a leg and back injuries he claims he suffered when he was struck by a locomotive in the NP yards here in December of 1947 began its second day in federal court Ight in the home economics room the high school. Norman Wlne- lion in the Warner Bros.

"Mon tana" premiere, which has touched stlne will be the principal speaker. Capt. Claude R. Trlnder and Lt. Frank II.

Welliver and Lt. John C. Bakker left last night by rail for Aberdeen, to attend an army school In connection with their work with the Montana national guard. Excellent banquet facilities available at Gamer's Drive Inn, famous fnr fine foods and candles. off a city-wide celebration, has been far from superficial.

The Yellow Cab. Call 470. Adv. The state teachers' retirement board will meet Saturday in Helena for a business session. Members are Att.

Gen. Arnold II. Olsen. State Treasurer Alta Fisher, Public instruction Supt. Mary M.

Condon. Hay Gerber of Sidney and John Savage of Great Falls. Executive secretary Is R. W. Harper of Heleua.

Moose meeting Wednesday, Jan. band, all brilliant and peppy In CharleB R. Kelsey left yesterday the school's colors of red and by rail for Portland. white, and the majorettes, all in when they become 18 years of age. I Servicemen who are dls- i charged before reaching the age of 27 also must register with the board and receive a clas- sification, Cooper said.

The local office is in the army recruiting office in the Holter block. cowboy attire, greeted the visiting Beauty work, marcels, hair cuts, stars and took a prominent part in Mrs. Geary, 303 N. Rodney. Adv.

the parade. St. John's Hospital guild will ARE YGU STILL SNOWED UNDER? Let us help you by preparing your multicopy letters, bulletins, etc. Try our expert fill-in work on your important letters. We call for and deliver your job.

THE rMTiiMPi! SHOP Phone 948-J Broadway Directed by Robert C. Clark, the this morning. Testimony presented to the jury this morning consisted mainly of depositions of people who saw Simonson shortly before the accident and who said he was intoxicated. Simonson was in court on a wheeled stretcher. His left leg meet at 8 o'clock tonight at Inv maculata hall.

The regular ses 91 students put on a show packed with new stunts, inspiring music, slon will be preceded by a board and plenty of action. meeting at 7:30 o'clock. Also, the students who had three of the prize-winning floats For reservations Phone 3522. Adv. S.

A. Miller of Billings Is a Capital city caller registered at the Placer. Taylor Taxi and Transfer. Phone 640 Adv. K.

Hendricks of Winifred is in the city for a brief stay. He is a guest at the Harvey. Insured transfer and moving. Community Transit Company. Ph.

470. Adv. Foley's Mill and Cabinet Works has been amputated below the Club 88 of Helena has been incorporated by Tracy V. and M. Carpenter and R.

C. McLean, all of Helena. In the Vigilante parade last spring has asked the district court for knee, and he says he has developed recreated their floats for today's tuberculosis of the spine as a re a $363.78 judgment against event, appeared on the streets as sult of his injuries. follows: A member of the crew of the Vigilante Hanging Date, 1864, Al Brockway, Len Sparing, Ray engine alleged to have struck Simonson said, In a deposition Frances R. and Peter Guillot for damages allegedly sustained by a firm truck while delivering lumber to Guillqt July 14, 1949, near Wolf Creek.

The concern said that Peter Guillot instructed the Hartford, Eugene Helberg, Harold read to the jury, that he had KEEP SOME FOR Lehfeldt and Bruce Cheney. 11 at 8 p. m. Initiation at 8:30. Hot lunch after meeting.

All members urged to be present to meet national Bports director, Herbert Ileilnian, a Mooseheart graduate. Be sure to bring your candidates. Adv. Helena voiture of the 40 et 8 will meet at the American Legion hall at 8 o'clock tonight to complete plans for Saturday's statewide meeting here and to select committees for the state convention here next July, Chef de Gare A. K.

Serumgard has announced. EXTRA SPECIALCASH AND CARRY' offer. With $2.60 or over cleaning and pressing order will give a beautifully colored linen and cotton "Cannon Dryall" towel. Suits cleaned and pressed, 91.25 plain coats cleaned and pressed, plain dresses cleaned and pressed, plain dresses cleaned only, 3 for $1.50. Paris Cleaners, 18 South Main.

Adv. Agnes Regan, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. T. P.

Regan of Helena, talked to Simonson about two hours before the accident and that Broken Wagon Wheel Tom Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Llppard truck driver to drive a vehicle Willett, Dave Miner and Charley of Fort Benton were among Hel over a bridge, wnicn coiiapsea THE ECONOMY MARKET 700 Eleventh Ave. CLOSES THURSDAY AFTERNOONS AT 1 Open Evenings and Sundays, Except Thursday, Until 9 P. M.

Ladd. ena callers today. They registered The Old Shoe Store Connie Simonson was intoxicated. He also said he saw Simonson In the glare of the engine's headlight immediately before the acci Yourself at the Placer. and resulted in damages to the truck.

Fredericks, Roger Groff, Pete Exhibit Paintings by Thomas Mooney and Russel Davis. Lot 13 in block ftree of the dent, and that he was walking O'Loughlin. O'Loughlin School of Also, Sarah Brown and Victor Flowerree addition has been Art, 9 Broadway. Hours 10 a.m. to 6 p.

8 p. m. to 10 p. m. deeded to Faythe S.

Nunemaker by Evelyn Anderson for approxi Adv. straight ahead but stooped over forward. The court recessed at noon- until 2 o'clock this afternoon. Court attaches said they expect the case to require two or three more days. Kelly, as an Indian chief and his squaw, accompanied the mounted guard of honor at the Great Northern depot when the visiting stars arrived.

mately $10,500, according to an G. L. Clayton of Billings is here indenture filed with Clerk and Re on a business call. He is staying corder Jerry Sullivan. at the Harvey.

Members of the jury hearing All of section 11 and parts of the Simonson case are: Ruth White fish bait. Capital Sport sections 12 and 13 in township 11 Shop. Adv. Patrick, Alice DeBoard, Laura Larson and Charlotte R. Feather-ly.

all of Helena: John L. Vann north and range four west have been deeded to the Chevallier Four-Months-Old Girl Is Victim of Virus Pneumonia Nathaniel Stevens, II, of Vir Ranch company by Charles D. and and Agnes Turpin of White Sul ginia City was a Helena visitor Elizabeth Greenfield for approxt phur Springs, Mary Thoma and Lester H. Todd of Bozeman, Eu today, He is stopping at the Placer, mately $4,500 in an indenture filed at the courthouse. gene Keefe of Jens, Charles F.

Colleen Marie Shepherd, Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Buy your art supplies at the Neuman of Martlnsdale, Hester Daniel Susanne Bryant Walker Paint store. Adv. G.

Shepherd, died early this morn Gustafson of East Helena and R. R. Grimes of Livingston. W. and Amelia M.

Hilger have ing at the family home, 304 Mrs. Delores Spegar of Dillon purchased 2,495.45 acres of land Clancy. arrived in Helena today for a brief In townships 12 and 13 north of Try putting yourself first, not last, on your list of creditors. Then, before you spend it, deposit in a Savings Account here your share of each month's earnings. There's no time like the present to start the savings habit.

Open an account today, add to it regularly, and next year at this time you will be surprised at how much it has grown. We will help with regular interest on your deposits. Plan to attend the Coronation Ceremonies of King Winter Charity Ball, Civia Center, January 21, First National Bank and Trust Company "Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation" The attending physician listed visit. She is staying at the Har range four west in separate transactions with John Synnes, Albert- vey. the cause of death as acute virus pneumonia.

The infant was four William Wilson Dies After Illness Of Abouf Two Weeks months old Monday. She was born Hear PattI Piper's Scrap Book N. Synnes and Andrew Synnes, according to deeds filed with Clerk and Recorder Jerry Sullivan. John here Sept. 4, 1949.

on KFDW, 6:45, Wednesday for the Maris Stella Leaf Lingerie The Opp-Conrad-Retz funeral We Specialize in BLOCKING AND CLEANING PRESSING CLEANING ALTERING TAILORING Free Pick Up and Delivery Inclndinr East Helena NO-WAY CLEANERS 857 N. Main Phone 42 Synnes sold 1,275.45 acres for ap home is in charge of arrangements. shop. Adv. proximately $7,000.

Albert Synnes sold 320 acres for approximately Mattresses: Onr new service. William Wilson, 82, a retired machinist who made his home here now is employed by the National Broadcasting company In San Francisco. Miss Regan, a graduate of Montana State university in Missoula, was a vacation time employe of The Independent Record during her school years. Eventually you will demand two features In your passenger car a V-8 motor, and an overdrive. Why not start that pleasurable gas-saving combination now? Phone 724, Capital' Motors, for a demonstration.

Adv. E. W. Pruttls, 212 Eighth, returned today from Minneapolis where he attended a convention of the Ray-Bell Film Advertising company. Ladies' dresses cleaned and piesM-d $1.25.

Free pickup and delivery service. Phone 49 Broadway Cleaners. Adv. The application of Paul F. Brazier to act as executor for the estate of Frank A.

Johnson, late Helena accountant and livestock man, will be heard in district court at 10 O'clock Saturday morning. Du'stop filters for all furnaces. Carson Sheet Metal Works. Phone 3270. Adv.

John Storm of Forsyth, whose second-degree assault conviction in Rosebud county is on appeal 2,000 and Andrew Synnes sold Quality upholstery, 112 S. Main. for the past 20 years, died last Glass Fibers II making glass fibers, used In materials that resist water, acids, Phone 215-W. Adv. 960 acres for approximately $6, 000.

Mr. and Mrs. Rex K. Davis of State Game Warden Robert Cut Bank were among arrivals night at a Helena hospital. He was stricken two weeks ago and entered the hospital at that time.

Mr. Wilson was passing through Helena in 1930 when he met Carl heat, cold, and electricity, the industry first makes big glass marbles, from which continuous fila H. 'Lambeth, Robert F. Cooney and Faye M. Couey, both mem ments are drawn out faster than today at the Placer.

Black and White Cab, call 62 Adv. bers of his staff, were in Great a mile a minute. A strand of glass Dlckman, 1414 Boulder, who induced him to make his home here Falls today conferring with fed fiber may be 15 times finer than eral reclamation bureau officials Since that time he worked at vari Ronald Brown of Lincoln spent human hair, and have a tensile strength greater than steel, says ous odd Jobs and served as fireman at the Harvey hotel. yesterday attending to business matters in the city. He registered the National Geographic society.

Ken Thompson of Helena was business visitor in Missoula to He resided at the Elaine apart day. at the Harvey. Pipe thawing 18 years' expert ments. Mr. Wilson suffered a broken hip five years ago and was Assistant Forest Ranger Laur ence and the best equipment.

forced to retire from his work. ence Olsen is in the Elliston and Thompson's Welding Shop, UN Born in Harrisburg, In May, 1887, Mr. Wilson took up the ma-j Davis. Phone 433. Night calls Blossburg areas investigating timber units proposed for sale.

2628-W Adv. chinist's trade and later settled at Boone, Iowa, where he worked Frank Prebil of East Helena For Fine Quality SADDLERY and LEATHER GOODS Shop The WESTERN SPORT STORE George Niewoehner of White in shops and joined the Masonic: Sulphur Springs was in Helena at the Montana supreme court, has asked for more time to prepare his brief, which was due Wednesday. The Rosebud county yesterday. He stayed at the has been granted a permit to build a foundation for a porch on a house at 1202 Aspen. The estimated cost of the work was $900.

lodge, an affiliation he maintained throughout his life. Placer. Mr. Wilson later worked in the Experienced tailors. Salts.

Joe Great Northern shops at Havre. He also was employed at Great court found Storm guilty of assaulting County Sheriff Floyd Helena Venture club meets at Casteel at Eckley Cleaners. Adv 8 o'clock tonight at the Florence Dowlin with a loaded revolver Falls before he came to Helena. He Is believed to have a sister 142 E. Sixth' Ph.

2291-R Crittenton home, 22 Jefferson. Kate Rockefeller of Butte Is among Helena callers staying at and daughter surviving him. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bishop and the Harvey.

Sept. 21, 1948. Moose meeting Wednesday, Jan. 11 at 8 p. m.

Initiation at 8:30. Hot lunch after meeting. All daughter, Lloyde Karen, and Bon The body is at the Opp-Conrad-Retz funeral home. Services are pending. Alcoholics anonymous.

Inquiries nie Gale Hicks returned to Helena Sunday after vacationing 12 days at the home of Bishop's sister and confidential. P. O. Box 361. Adv memhers urged to be present to meet national sports director, Herbert Heilman, a Mooseheart graduate.

Be sure to bring your DON'T MISS husband, Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Coon Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Meunier of Wolf Creek are Helena callers in San Francisco. Mull today. They are staying at the candidates. Adv.

William R. Gould of Helena, a Harvey. Unique Cast The actors In one Russian film consisted of puppets fashioned of wood, clay, cloth, and rubber. All their movements were made by hand, and 25 exposures were required to show one puppet raising its arm. The cast consisted of 3,000 puppets.

student at Montana State university, has been initiated into Gam Everett E. Shuey plans to leave Helena today by air for a business Joe Grunenfelder, Rimini road rancher, was a business visitor in Helena yesterday. ma Eta chapter of Kappa Psi, men's national professional pharmacy honorary fraternity. VACUUM CUP CLEAT trip to Boston. Remodeling, Rldg.

repairs. Ph. 3642-M. W. R.

Waddcll. Adv. Vital Statistics A. J. Steffeek left last night by rail for Glendlve, from where he will continue east on a business w0m OUR SHIRT SALE Now in Progress ENDS WEDNESDAY JANUARY 1 1 YOU BUY TWO SHIRTS AND RECEIVE ONE it It 6ksrMwJ trip to several mldwestern points.

Finding Jobs for Veterans Subject Of Conference Series Concluded Here Today, Downs Says Births Dr. and Mrs. M. Morgan 919 Flowerree, are the parents of a girl born Jan. 9 at St.

John's hospital. roll M. Stewart, chairman of the Finding Jobs for veterans, with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Adams, oJ state unemployment compensation particular emphasis placed on assisting disabled veterans find RETZ Opp Conrad FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service 315 E.

Sixth Ave. Telephone 704 Funeral Notices Wolf Creek, are the parents of a boy born Jan. 10 at St. Peter's work, was the subject of several conferences concluded here today hospital. Deaths commission, and Jess Fletcher, director of the state employment service.

He said the state agency is co-operating with the veterans' placement service in finding work for veterans. by state and federal officials, according to R. B. Downs, state veterans' employment representative for Montana. Mary A.

Mlddlemas, prominent Helena woman and widow of George N. Mlddlemas, died this Functions of the state veterans' Thomas W. Miller of Reno, staff morning in St. John's hospital The body is at the Opp-Conrad Your Own Selection $25 $J45 $J95 3 For the Price of 2 Retz funeral home. Services are welfare commission, headed by Eugene J.

Gallaghan, were outlined to Miller, and veterans' affairs at the hospital at Fort Harrison were discussed with Claude Meredith, facility manager. Pennsylvania C. Chats mean less skidding Pennsylvania V. C. Clears provide positive traction in snow slush mud Pennsylvania V.

C. Cleats give you new Winter-driving confidence Pennsylvania V. C. Cleats pending. representative for 10 western states for the employment service, met yesterday afternon with Gov.

John W. Bonner, Downs and A. B. Bradham, assistant state veterans' employment William Wilson, 82, retired ma chinist who worked here for the past 20 years, died last night in a Helena hospital. The Opp-Con WILSON, William, aged 82, of Helena.

Funeral arrangements are pending. MIDDLEMAS, Mrs. 'Mary Alice, aged 63, of the Park Avenue apartments. Funeral arrangements are pending. SHEPHERD, Colleen Marie 4 month old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James G. Shepherd, of 304 Clancy St. Services at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning from St. Helena cathedral.

Burial in Resurrection cemetery. Gov. Bonner told the group rad-Retz funeral home Is in the state administration is doing charge of arrangements. Multiple dam projects along lines somewhat similar to the Tennessee valley authority haye been started or planned in Afghanistan, Australia, Brazil, Ceylon, India, Mexico, Norway, Portugal and Yugoslavia. all it can for veterans, In the matter of employment, and that Anna E.

Burgess, 59, wife of Clyde L. Burgess and longtime Helena resident, died suddenly of iSee us first disabled veterans are given special preference. While the meeting a heart aliment in Austin Mon was in progress, Governor Bonner day. The Herrmann and company advised Downs of a Job Just open funeral home is in charge of ar rangements. ing for a disabled veteran.

Miller also conferred with Car Colleen Marie Shepherd, four- get you underway and keep you moving in any kind of going Pennsylvania V. C. Cleats make chains unnecessary FREE CHANGEOVER month-old daughter of Mr. and Before Mrs. James G.

Shepherd, died LI I Lil to the glorious LISTEN, early this morning of acute virus pneumonia at the family home, Let us equip your car with Pennsylvania V. C. Cleats store your regular tires 'till Spring change them tons of the exquisite 304 Clancy. The Opp-Conrad Retz funeral home is in charge fcmfonw back without charge! of arrangements. Funeral GET YOURS NOW tail bf oWw Funeral services for Maude HERRMANN CO.

Ambulance 'CHAPEL OF ROSES' Montana's Finest Funeral Home 314 N. Rodney St Telephone 249 Funeral Notices Gay Carbis, 67, resident of Hel FOR SAFER VINTER DRIVING Wsylyanim ena for 30 years and the wife of Melville Carbis, were conducted at 2. o'clock this afternoon in the Opp-Conrad-Retz chsel with the Very Rev. Charles A. Wilson of St.

Peter's procathedral offici attng. Burial was in Forestvale PARK AVENUE MOTORS cemetery. Pallbearers were Wll In. Sm bow Mfy It to owa on. Ham J.

Carbis of Canyon Creek Tanot tred-ini accepted BURGESS, Mrs. Anna aged 69, of Austin, Montana. Funeral arrangements are pending. 6 South Main Street Melville Carbis of Spokane, John Eberl of Augusta and Griffith CHARLTON RADIO ELECTRIC Phone 2S3 428 North Park Avenue Clarke, Harry Justine and Everett Carbis. all of Helena.

424 ST. Main St. Phone 73.

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