The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-06-18
Helena. Mont.
By HEX
Rev. Stewart Arrested
On Forged Check Charge

The Rev. Lewis B. Stewart was
arrested in Butte last Friday and
was brought to Helena Saturday and
confined in the county jail. Stewart
is held for investigation upon
charges of an alleged forged check
deposited in a local bank here dur
ing the latter part of last month.
colored man is alleged to have
stolen blank checks from a local
printing firm and, filling in the name
of Sherman music house, passed one
of the checks on the bank, leaving
part of the money In the savings de-
partment. HEX visited the sheriff's
office Saturday hoping to interview
Rev. Stewart, but was Informed he
could not be seen until Monday.
The Pleasant Hour Club met with
Mrs. Charles Oliver on the third
and the art department met last
week at the residence of Mrs. Ed
ward Johnson. The Helena Pro-
gressive League held Its meeting on
June at the residence of Rev. A.
E. Byrd. The next meeting will be
on JuiJ D at WulCu iiluc tuc an
nual election will take place. The
club is making preparations for a
"See America First" trip. AL
Walton and Bill Donnell, who have,
been down to Las Vegas looking for
Location returned to Helena last
week. They expect to return In two
weeks with a load of store fixtures
which Mr.. Walton sold while down
there. Included In the sale is one
of Mr.. Walton's billiard tables. =
Sergt. James Minor is at the Vet
erans' hospital here and does not
seem to improve very rapidly. =
George Christian was seen on Main
street last week. Mr.. Christians
friends are pleased to find him able
to be out again. He has had long
fight with sickness. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Mast of San Jose, CAL, ar
rived in Helena Saturday for an in
definite visit with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
]. Baker, parents of Mrs. Mast. -
Bathsheba Chapter No. 10, o. E. s.,
elected the following officers at its
meeting held last week: Matron,
Matte Anderson; patron, M. o. j.
Arnett; assistant patron, Julian An
derson; associate matron, Matte
Williams; conductress, Corrie John
son; associate conductress, Ryth e.
Hooper; secretary, Sadie E. Ford;
treasurer, Clarinda Lowery; SEN
tinel, j. Anderson; Ruth, Effie B.
Baker; Esther, Sarah Ingram; Mar
tina, Jennie Crump. Other offices
to be filled. Lawrence Howard
is playing with the Y. M. c. A. ball
team as shortstop. Fl. ]. Soulds
and son, Edward, motored to Mis-
soula. = Logan Smith whose car
was damaged in Great Falls two
weeks ago returned to that city and
drove the car back to Helena last
week. - It is reported that Mr.. and
Mrs. Enos Johnston have captured
the dove of peace and Mrs. Johnston
has withdrawn her petition for
divorce filed a week ago. Els
worth Christian has been added to
the force at the Placer hotel as one
of the porters. Bruce Fisher said
Livingston didn't look good so he
took the next train back to Helena.
= Mrs. Alvin Freeman and children
are visiting Mrs. Walter Fisher, Mrs.
Freeman's mother. - Mrs. Virginia
Young Lealtead, after residence in
st. Louis for 6 years, returned with
her children. Arthur and Julia and
will make Helena her home. Mr..
Lealtead, her husband, is expected
in Helena soon. Naomi Household
of Ruth elected the following Off
GERS: Clarinda Lowery, M. N. c.;
Mabel Stitt, p. M. N. c.; Mamie
Bridgwater, r. N. c.; Lawrence
Howard, N. c.; Georgia Irwin, w.
T.; John Williams, w. p: Mamie
Reid, w. u; Jennie Crump, w. s.;
G. Lowery, w. c.; Norman Howard,
w. c.; Corrie Johnson, R. S. s. =
The funeral of Ray c. Walker, who
died at Galen, Mont, and was held
in Great Falls Saturday at 2 O'Clock
was attended by the following
friends from Helena: Mrs. Alice Pal
mer, Arthur Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Lacey. Mrs. AID Banks, James
Howard, Norman Howard, George
Williams, Billda Young and Miss
Florence Rogers.-Word comes to-
Helena that Mrs. Carlotta Ford Nj
chols was given the degree of bach
elor of science at Harvard College
last month. Mrs. Nichols is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Ford of
our city.