The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • 5

Independent Record, Helena, Friday, June 14, 1957 Page Five Capital City News in Brief Mrs. John D. Graveley and daughter have gone to their home at 509 Sixth from St. John's hospital. The Graveley's fourth daughter, Sara Margaret was born Tuesday, June 11.

St. Peter's church picnic sched uled for Sunday, 6-16, at Holter Dam has been Wanted clean-up work, good clean sheep manure for sale. Call HI Custom Craft draw draperies, inexpensively yours. Claflin Fur. niture House.

-Adv. Articles of incorporation have been filed with Secretary of State Frank Murray for Miller's Clothing Store, Libby, listing $100,000 capital stock and H. W. and Marion M. Miller and F.

F. and June W. Clark, all of Libby, as directors. Swedish Massage. HI Adv.

Wanted: Woman to take care of house and invalid woman in White Sulphur Springs. Board, room, and salary. Ph. HI 2-3061 after 5 p. m.

if interested. -Adv. Prompt washing machine service on all makes automatic and wringer washers. All work guar anteed. Allen Electric, HI 2-3780.

-Adv. RETZ CONRAD Funeral Nome Hickory 2-1550 Funeral Notices WATSON, David aged 77, of 339 North Rodney. Chapel services Monday, June 17, at 2 p.m., with Rev. R. D.

Merrill officiating. Interment in Forestvale cemetery. Herrmann Co. FUNERAL HOME Chapel Roses 314 N. RODNEY Hickory! 2-1234 Funeral Notices BRADY, Joseph aged 81, of 228 North" Davis.

Funeral arrangements are pending. MASON, Harry aged 58, of Columbia Montana. Funeral 'arrangements are pending. HAGLER Mortuary DIAL HI 2-8520 650 Logan St. Funeral Notices ROURKE, Claude aged of Havre, Montana.

Funeral services and interment will be held in Havre. MANNING, Lawrence aged 76, of 1801 Ninth avenue. Rosary will be recited 7:30 Friday evening (Daylight Saving Time) at the Duggan Butte. Mortuary Requiem mass Saturday, June 15, at 10:15 a. m.

(Daylight Saving Time) at St. Patrick's church in Butte. Interment in St. Patrick's cemetery. There are no words FLORIST Send Flowers Worldwide Send Flowers THIS EMBLEM ASSURES THE FINEST IN QUALITY AND SERVICE.

STATE NURSERY CO. KNOX FLOWER SHOP Three Boys Rescued From Mine Three teenage boys, trapped in the abandoned Spring Hill mine shaft for more than four hours Thursday, were rescued through the efforts of a Helena police officer, Jack Williams, Sheriff Dave Middlemas, Deputy Sheriff Larry Lytle and two other volunteers at about 8:30 o'clock last night. The trio, Louis and George Taylor and John McIntosh, all about 15 years of age, suffered only superficial cuts and bruises on their hands and arms from sharp rocks while being pulled out of the shaft. They were with a party of five boys and two girls, hiking and exploring in the area around the old mine shaft, located about four miles south of Helena on the Park City road. The other youths who stayed above ground were Robert Statler, Mickey McIntosh and his younger sister, and the Taylor boy's sister, Susie.

John McIntosh and the Taylor brothers climbed about 75 feet down the main shaft and then used a rope to slide another 40 feet down to a ledge overlooking 50-foot Glory Hole. The swinging and twisting rope made it impossible to climb back up, so the boys sat on the ledge and called to their panions to get help. Mickey McIntosh tied knots in the rope in an attempt to aid the climbers in getting a grip on the rope. When that didn't work he tossed down some firewood and sandwiches. Statler, going after help, encountered Sam Stewart, Jim Adair and James Thompson, who were doing some target shooting in the area.

They went back to the mine shaft to try and get the boys out, but failed. Statler and Thompson then came into town and to seek aid. They went to the police station and Officer Jack Williams enlisted the aid of two trustees from the city jail, borrowed a rope from the fire department, went to the mine. Middlemas and Lytle arrived a short time later, also bringing a rope. In a matter of minutes the boys were hoisted from the shaft.

Identification Cards for Persons Over 21 to Prove Legality of Liquor Purchases Due July 1 Additional medication for the bartender's, biggest headacheliquor purchases by minors -will take effect July 1 under a new Montana law. The law, which originated as HB456, creates a new identification card for persons 21 or over who want to they are legally old enough to purchase liquor. It also provides additional insurance for the bartender, who is liable to prosecution for selling to persons 21. After the identification card law becomes effective, according to J. E.

Manning, administrator of the state liquor control board, bartenders and tavern waitresses can demand that it be shown as proof of legal liquor-drinking age before they sell drinks to youthful appearing customers. But Manning emphasized that "it's still up to the bartender, as usual, to require proof of legal age. He still can refuse to selling drinks to anyone he wants to, card or not." The new identification card is in no way mandatory, Manning also explained. A person over 21 is not required to have one, but Armstrong Tires New and Used Check Our Prices Before You Buy! CONSUMERS SERVICE 734 North Main its TANGalized! BALL SQUIRT THE and VODKA HELENA BOTTLING CO. Now New Plant Shoot Gibrel (GIBERELIC ACID) Plants grow up to three times larger.

We have this new fantastic chemical in kits with special measuring unit for most accurate reduction of concentrate. Full directions and chart for accurate dispensing. Bigger Plants--Larger Blooms--Lush Lawns STATE NURSERY CO. Phone HI 2-2610 David M. Watson, Early Day Freighter, Dies David M.

Watson, 77, early day freighter, died this morning at St. Peter's hospital where he had been a patient since June 3. He was born July 8, 1879 in Ohio and the family moved to Freeport, when he was a child. He became a streetcar erator in Pittsburgh, working for six years before coming to Montana 1900, to work for an uncle, Alexander Watson, whom he drove a six-horse freight wagon from Watson to Helena through Diamond City. On Sept.

12, 1904, he married Sophie Barker who died March 3, 1946. The family moved from Watson to the Helena valley in 1919, where they operated a farm for four years, then moving to Helena. Mr. Watson was a retired employe of the American Smelting and Refining in East Helena, in 1945 after 23 years employment. was water commissioner of Seven Mile and Ten Mile creeks for 10 years.

Survivors are his widow, Johanna Nelson Watson, whom he married April 27, 1955, two stepdaughters, Mrs. Leroy H. Burnett of Helena and Erma Goodover of Missoula, two step-sons, Bermon Nelson of East Helena and Arlo Nelson of Missoula, and several nieces, nephews and cousins. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Retz chapel with the Rev. R.

D. Merrill of the First Baptist church officiating. Burial will be in Forestvale cemetery with Retz funeral home in charge. Reds Execute Many London -(P)- Maj. Gen.

Bela Kiraly, a leader of the Hungarian rebels in the anti-Soviet uprisings last October, said the Communists have executed 1,000 persons who took part in the revolt. He said 2,000 had been sentenced to death so far. He told a news conference the Russians deported "more than 35,000 boys and girls, men and women, in circumstances that were highly brutal." SPECIAL at our GREENHOUSES Blooming size hardy clematis Vines $1.00 Ea. Hardy perennial plants. blooming size, Now only per doz.

Giant Roses $1.00 Ea. All Above at Our Greenhouses Only. Fight the Bugs. We Have All the Best Killers. State Nursery Co.

Phone HI 2-2610 "That's What I Want You'd better make me a suit of each." This man wears summer suits and he likes them to fit. We make them. Anderson's ELMER Clothes of Distinction may have one if he wishes. Throughout Montana, liquor dealers are hailing the card as a means of protecting their ness in questionable sales. They now have a legal hook on which to hang their refusal to sell to persons appearing too young to buy.

The new ID card will be issued by the liquor control board, after applications are furnished it by county 'erks. Persons wishing to obtain cards must submit applications, and proof of age, to their county clerks, plus a 50-cent fee and photograph. The cards will carry the person's a age, identification, photograph, and will be covered with laminated plastic to make counterfeiting difficult, Manning said. There is also a penalty of "a fine of $500 or three months confinement or both" for fraudulently using such a card, or alterone. PERFECT GIFT FOR Dad a dependable Kodak camera PONY 135 Kodak PONY KODAK PONY 135 Color Slide OUTFIT Gift outfit for making-and-showing color slides Capable Pony Camera to make your slides superbly styled Kodak 300 Projector with Readymatic Changer to show them.

Camera has lens, shutter, jiffy loading, "colormarked" settings. Projector is ultra-portable, compact, efficient a revolutionary advance in slide projection. ALL FOR $96.00 JORUD PHOTO SHOP 320 N. Main St. Peter Fontana Is Appointed to School Committee J.

Michael Flinn, son of Mrs. James M. Flinn of 7 Washington Place, returned to Helena Tuesday Berkeley, Calif, where he student in the graduate from, school of hospital administration at the University of California. Barbequed chicken read, daily at 3 p. Reserve yours by phone to be sure.

Complete food market, moderately priced. Vineripened melons, cold beer. Ehlers Corner in the valley. HI 2-2368. Open daily 8 a.m.

to 9 p.m. and All day nursery in East Helena. Olen Kae Johnson, Helena, has asked court for divorce from E. Johnson on district, grounds of mental cruelty. He is seeking custody of minor child during the nine school year period, and has agreed his wife should have the child between June 1 and Sept.

1 each year. The couple was married at Clancy on Sept. 2, 1951. Wiggins Tree Company. HI 2-5374 or HI Build With Pumice Block Call Sternberg-HIckory 2-1820.

-Adv. Keim's Child Care. HI 2-3329. -Adv. Carolyn M.

Gross of Helena has asked district court for a divorce from Richard P. Gross on grounds of extreme cruelty. The couple was married at Butte on Aug. 3, 1956. Shirts finished, in one day out the next.

We also do dry cleaning, free pickup and deliv. ery. Cronks Laundriette and Dry Cleaners. HI Black dirt, HI Martin's of Kalispell, has filed articles of incorporation with Secretary State Frank Murray, listing $10,000 capital stock, and Adelaide Pearl, Michlin, Martin, all of Harry Des Moines, directors. Alcoholics Anonymous.

Phone HI 2-7094 or write P. O. Box 361. -Adv. Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses Magnus F.

Hanson and Gertrude T. Prue, both of Helena. Paul Edward Poirier and Jean Marie Campbell, both of Helena. Davy Allen Hultin and Virginia May Mougeot, both of Helena. Jack Hanover Miller and Rosalita Marie Smith, both of Missoula.

Births Mr. and Mrs. John D. Graveley of 509 Sixth are the parents of a daughter born June 11 at St. John's hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. William Bennett of 1121 Hollins are the parents of a son born June 14 at St. John's hospital. Deaths Harry B.

Mason, 58, of Columbia Falls, died this morning at the veterans' hospital at Fort Harrison where he had been a patient four days. The body is at the Herrmann and company mortuary. Joseph F. Brady, 81, retired restaurant owner, died this morning at St. John's hospital he had been taken Sunday after fracturing his hip at his home at 228 North Davis.

The body is at the Herrmann and company mortuary. David M. Watson, 77, of 339 North Rodney, died today at St. Peter's hospital where he had been a patient since June 3. The body is at the Retz mortuary.

Funerals Funeral services for Michael Sass, 65, of Burbank, who died Saturday, were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Retz chapel with the Rev. Nels Norbeck of St. John's Lutheran church officiating. Burial was in Forestvale cemetery. Pallbearers were John Prendergast, Lyman Reed, Sam Graziani, Robert Thrailkill, Nick Badilla and Harry Smith.

Funeral services for Richard Pieper, 75, who died Wednesday at St. Peter's hospital, were held at 3:30 this afternoon at the Retz a chapel, with the Rev. Emil Ziegler of the First Lutheran church officiating. Burial was in the 100F cemetery. Pallbearers were Leonard Steck, Fred W.

Salmen, Orvin Nyre and three nephews, Harry, Lawrence and Emil Pieper. William Campbell, 441 Clark, told police at 12:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon that his car, parked in front of his residence, had been. run into less than a half hour before. The front door on the car was smashed in. Would party who borrowed my scrap book, "Out Our Way" cartoons, please phone HI 2-7517 after 5 p.

-Adv. Due to windy and cool weather this weekend, we are cancelling the water skiing act and Mark 75 demonstration at Lakeside until further notice. Charlton Radio Electric. -Adv. Articles ing $50,000 and F.

M. Linda A. Falls, as filed with Frank Murray. of incorporation, listcapital stock and J. R.

Flynn and L. C. and Nelson, all of Great directors, have been Secretary of State Taylor Day Nursery for child a care. Ph. HI Bookkeeping and tax serviceHelena Accounting Service, 405 N.

Main, HIckory Spray Evergreens now for scale, mites and budworm. Ph. HI 2-5220. Krogman Landscape Arthur L. Trent of Helena has asked district court for a divorce from Isabelle Adelaide Trent on grounds of abandonment.

The couple was married in New York City on July 12, 1942. George Owens band tonite at the Nite Don Martin's band at Nite Owl Articles of incorporation have been filed with Secretary of State Frank Murray for the Falls Sand and Gravel, Great Falls, with $50,000 capital stock R. F. Pappin, W. E.

Wilson and Eli Dahl, all of Great Falls, directors, Bake sale at Fligelman's, Saturday by Canyon Creek 4-H club. -Adv. The appointment of Peter Fontana, Great Falls labor and civic lender, to the Montana taxationeducation committee was announced Friday by Gov. J. Hugo! Aronson.

He succeeds the late Austin Thompson, Great Falls. Fontai.a, a member of the Great Falls Smeltermen's union more than 40 years, will represent organized labor. He represented the Smeltermen's union, largest labor organization in Great Falls, and the Great Falls Trades and Labor assembly for 30 years. He will retire July 1 as a diemaker at the Anaconda Co. smelter in Great Falls.

He has served as chairman of the labor and taxation committee of the Great Falls Chamber of Commerce. He is chairman of the Great Falls traffic commission and is past commander of 'a Loy Molumby American Legion post, Great Falls. Fontana, was served born in near World Flor- war I with the army. The Fontanas have two sons and three daughters. GILMORE'S Appliance Service We Service All Makes and Models 406 N.

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