Ringling Area Fire News and Local Notes
A Ringling house burned at 3 30 AM. Mrs. John Stephenson and son James escaped in nightclothes, with insurance about 1200. The piece also covers local visits, school activities, and social events across Ringling and nearby communities including Ringling White Sulphur Springs and Martinsdale with residents traveling, visits, and community gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling
Maren
John Stephenson
Stephenson
James
Varn'ag
Tate
Philipsburg Newsnotes March 7 highlights and events
Philipsburg March 7 notes include visits by W W McRae of Stone and George D Weaver from Bearmouth, a birth to Mr and Mrs Francis Perey, a banker social to support Blakelyn school, and multiple local visits. The Wild Cats defeated the Sttha Cubs 34 to 16 in high school play and several residents attended county commission meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
W. W. McRae
Stone
George D. Weaver
Bearmouth
Board of County Commissioners
Francis Perey
Perey
Bliss Margaret Burks
Ole Dahl
Mildred Simmel
Butte
Ed Lannen
Hall
Wild Cats
Sttha Cubs
Anaconda
William Stuewe
Tives
W. O. Archibald
Blakelyn School
Bestmouth
Pather and Son
George B. Wiston
K. & Blitz
Pred Anities
Percy Arkie
Ralph E. Wlliams
Robert Pott
Martha J. Wallses
Jens
Brarmouth
Myers
Philipeburs
Heck | Mire
Roy M. Greenteck
Hamilton
Mra
Marret Philips
Missoula
Blindos
Kellison
Corvallis
M. Salisbury
Seattle
Wash
Barby
Fiiena
Thomas Donica
West “Fork
Donies
Forest Rangers
E. Barneable
The
Valley Mercantile Company
Eee
Fowlie Quits as Meagher County Treasurer
Olaf A. Haugan’s resignation led Mam C. Davie to note Fowlie’s cash basis handling of funds. He recovered $16,320 in delinquent taxes from non residents and in recent months collected $7,500 of Meagher bonds, the first in 30 years. Fowlie credited for reliability and conscientious public service with prior county experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mam C. Davie
Olaf A. Haugan
Fowlie
Hia A
Meagherty
Meagher County
Prize Wheat Ranch Sold By Hirleman
White Sulphur Spring March 7 Early in the week a deal closed between Car Hill 8. Lee and John V. Potter for the former s farm property about three miles northwest of White Sulphur Springs The ranch is 160 acres on which high grade timber and cultivated land were noted Placed and cultivated by the former owner The purchasers intend to make improvements and settle there. The sale marks a notable transition for the area as local residents report plans for development and continued occupancy at the site
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tity Wari
Gurine Celt
Ringling
Ernest Mathis
Mr. Mathis
Mira
Donald Campbell
Bozeman
Mee Dole
North Bengal
Idaho
Miss Dole
India
Dart of
J.C. Arthur
Minneapolis
Verna ‘Triplett
Glenn A. Stevens
Heath
T.P. Kerr
J. C. Berg
Lennep
White Sulphur Springs
County Commissioners
J. P. Harden
Misa Mary Fowlie
White Sulphur ‘Springs
Commercial Bank
George Fow Tle
Elmer J. Butler
W. J. Walsh
Ross “Higgins
Glenn M. Stevens
Hugh Spodgrass
Joyce
Three Forks
Luther Redmod
Pasadena
Cal
Horace Iied
Iy. Jr
Jim
TH. Stewart
Sisteen
Stewart
Tm. Callefornia
Helena
Tax Commissionr
G. Tained
BO. Wilson
J.B. Seeley
W. & Adams
Mousey
Kenneth
J. C. Schleppegrell
Finter
H. Crockett
Herme
Great Falls
Alding & Elinie
Ringling School
Henry Foster
W. H. Higgins
Gorton
Horeman
Sha'aleo
Arthur Potter
Calkins
Car Hill
Lee
John V. Potter
Lester C
A. P. Johnson
C. St. Wight
Wilbur H. Rader Lowan
George Fowlte
A. Hartfield Teft
Son
Es Coline
Long Beach
John T. Moore
Kennebec
Lone Beach
James L. Johnston
Eagle Creek Ranch
Charles TL Wieht
Murray Bil
George B Namuew
Jaren H. Stewart
Southern
California
Carl Minneman
First National Bank of
Thie Place
Dallas National Bank
Dattan, Ore
Hir'eman
Oregon
Hirleman I
Sterling
Stevensville
Hobart Reece
Charles Heights
First National Bank of Stevens
Cemptroller of the Treasury
Washington
H. Cherry
Elmer Johnson
Kallapel
Mire August Johnson, Jr
Henry Weitzel
Gilbert Allis
Camp 8
Bitter Toot
Clyde Long
Weitzels
Henry Stter
Gleason
Bitter Toor Guild
Lone Rock
William B. Cannon
State College
B.C. Stengem
Missoula
Mra
Frank Mott
Hedro Woolley
Wash
Bt. Patrick's Hospital
Valley cheese plant reorganization under Kraft brothers plan
Corvallis and Vietor cheese factories to merge under one owner, with Bir Snell guiding the new Valley Cheese Company financed by the Kraft brothers. Victor plant to expand for American cream cheese, Corvallis plant to add six vats and a pasteurization line, Swiss production to be discontinued for now, total output targeted at about 2,000 pounds daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Vietor
Kraft Brothers
Snell
Bir. Snell
Victor
Sdent
Antigo
Wis
Umbrella Handles Park Cosmetics Trend In London
An odd fashion note from London describes cosmetics arranged in umbrella handles. The trend shows flat umbrellas carried by stylish young women, with powder boxes lipstick and perfume tucked inside and hairpins stacked for hours of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dillon Buireay Dillon Couple Celebrate 25 Years
Dillon March 1 Chief of Police Mee Charles Nelson and Mrs Nelson were honored guests at a gathering at their friends Odd Fellows hall. The event marked the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Nelson with a surprise mock wedding ceremony led by a minister. Alan Land Mildred Taylor and Mrs Arthur Ripley attended along with Ed Parns worth. The evening ended with music and a tray and spoon serenade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan ‘Land
Mildred ‘Taylor
Mra Arthur
Ripley
Ed" Parnsworth
Gueous Viray Fameheon
Chari‘il Instrumenta
Student stirred by runaway horse in Dillon
March 1 in Dillon reports a horse and cart owned by rancher John Stephanie were taken from a hitching rack by two students who caused chaos on South Atlantic street when the horse bolted. The cart and harness were damaged and the horse remains missing as investigators search the area. Local officials begin tracking leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Atlantic Street
John Stephanie
Lake NT News Irurence Durouge Spokane Bale
Irurence at Spokane Durouge Poleon Bale fa highlighted in Lake NT News as a notable local event. Details are incomplete in the fragment, but highlights mention community impact and ongoing coverage on related incidents.
Duplicate Whist Event At Van Jorgensen’s Home
The evening featured a nondescript card game with guests including Mr and Mrs J Hi Cline. A consolation prize was awarded to an unnamed player, while Biles Mar Min attended as a guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vane Jorgensen
Fae
Jonn
J’ Hi Cline
Biles Mar
Min
Boulder News Notes March 1 Early week visits and local obits
The Boulder News Notes lists community happenings from early March including appointments such as Joseph Vollmer as chairman, Sheriff Mountjoy and M H Parker visiting Helena, and numerous Boulder area residents visiting or traveling. It covers a district court session, the funeral of A C Quaintance, and local social notes about churches, schools, and clubs. The piece notes Joe Vollmer of East Helena visiting, appendicitis surgery on James Wills, and ongoing county affairs with the county treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder News Notes
Boulder
Joseph’ Vollmer
P. C. Corneau
J. W. Mountjoy
M. H. Parker
Helena
Joseph Vollmer
East Helena
William Dawson
James Wills
Jamon Wills
Tain
Tues McCabe
Lester Wills Joo. Platenburg
Canyon Ferry
J. A. Williams
Klatela
Buin Vaiay
Ranch Home Springs
Tyan
Woulder
Fessenden
Whitehall
Ine County
District Court
Lyennett
Dan Parint
Elk Park
H. Mikkleson
A. Tt. Robinson
Great Falls
A. C. Quaintance
Olsen
Diston
Bunda
Mountjoy
Two Sisters Celebrate 77th Birthday in Whitehall
Whitehall notes Mark W. Woods leaves for holiday. sisters Mrs Mary Underwood and Mrs Elisabeth Ghoemaker celebrate 77th birthday with dinner at Methodist church. Rev George D. King officiates. guests include Rev George C. Lee and others. Jattie Mollie MacDearth also marks birthday. Michaela party details and local club activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Mareh
Mary Underwood
Elisabeth Ghoemaker
Methodist’ Church
George D. King
Hhestfener
George C. Lee
Rowan
C. Shaatter
Mra. Shatter
Shaatter
Warradinia
Va. Brown
Childee
S. BR
Mammoth
Christian, Ladies” Aid Society
Pleasant Valley Aid Society
W. Tac
Ton
Ruth Clawson
Wiliam Stephens
William Thompax Kostensen
Willam
George Lee
Forks
Canadian Indians Still Catch Eels
Tele type notes that eels are common in Canadian rivers emptying into the sea and were exploited early. French reports claim eel fishing along the Saint Lawrence river was widespread, with smoked and cured catches stored for winter eating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Lawrence
Waa
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Montana
Meagher County News
Builong
Martinedale
Mccabe
Murray Hospital
Wes van Alstine
Hev
Hepnett
Anderson
Tony Dean
D. L. Dois
Harry Luke
George Messer
Alex ‘Doig
Spokane
Wagh
Pauline
Dempine
George
Phoebe
du Rand Ts
New York City
Delpine
Hirleman
Eee Wavana
Argel Cirle Betancourt
Supreme Coast of
Cuba
Russia
Bitter Root News
Dillon Buireay
Ansessor
County
Axemor
Emerick
Beaverhead
Beaverick
Bruce Risley
B. W. Emerick
Maret
Normal’ College
Puphi
Haiph
Mtewadden
Cwnon
Aimer Boone
Donnelly
Woldes
Hvis
Normal College
Nulmn
Matt Kay
Dillu Ranch
Wise River
H.W. Brenner
Granito
0. A. Schule
Sheridan
Brith
Stockman
Medicine Lee
Mra Blale Garrison
Alex Peterson
Via Men
Jackson
WH. Jones
I Vielt
Bhconta
Noah Allen
Apex
Lake NT News
Glenews
Tina Smith
Mise Marie Batten
Burrea
James Vrandt
B.C. Smith
Sassoula
Stidleman
Little Mincelena
A. C. Quaine Lance
Gi ‘Mith
Priday
Ke. Th. Smith
Alice Himith
Ruth Glenn
Alt
Boulsier
Agnes Sanders
Mastn
Thursda
Jonnie Bowlby
Wilecere
Marian Wahl
N. Paradis
Mare
Connecticut
Firestone News
WEA Ems
Jattie
Mollie Mac Dearth
Hite
Gladys Brown
Josephine Brown
J.C. Dearth
C. A. Browns
Eather Leyson
Fay
Packard
Modern
Twin Bridges
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