Bids Sought to Move Strand School House in Montana
School trustees of District No 36 Sweet Grass seek sealed bids for removing the Strand school house and outbuildings from the present site to Sweet Grass ranch about four miles away. Main 24 by 36 foot building must rest on a solid foundation. Bids to C M Cremer president Melville Montana.
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Sweet Grass County
Strand School House
Sweet Grass Ranch
C. M. Cremer
Melville
Montana
Card of Thanks for Mrs Griffin by W A Griffin
I thank many kind friends for courtesies during my wife illness and burial and for the beautiful powers received. W. A. Griffin.
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W. A. Griffin
Lutheran Church December 4 Services and Schedule
Sunday program at The Churches includes English and Norwegian services, Sunday School at 10 a m, communion, Melville service at 8 p m, U P League at 7 p m. Confirmation class Saturdays 1 p m, choir rehearsals Wednesday 7 p m. Bring articles for the Orphans home to the parsonage by Wednesday December 7.
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Lutheran
A. A. Holbeck
J. A. Lowry
Dtoa
Melville
U. P. League
This Grace Also and Chinese Education Lecture
First Congregational Church urges Rally Sunday with every family or at least one representative. Pastor Eastman topics include This grace also and a lecture on Chinese Education, the Old and the New. Morning worship 10:00 a m and 7:30 p m song service. Choir practice Wednesday December 7 at 7 40 p m.
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First Congregational Church
W. P. Eastman
Tron
China
Church Schedules for St Mark's and St Joseph's
St Mark's Episcopal Church with Rev Frank Durant schedules Sunday School at 16 o'clock. St Joseph's Catholic Church led by Fr Drolet outlines Holy Mass on First Friday at 9 with Holy Hour at 7 30 on Thursday preceding fret Friday. Second Sunday Holy Mass at 9 Fourth Sunday High Mass at 11.
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St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Frank Durant
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Drolet
Sabbath School and Church Services Schedule
Seventh Day Adventists hold Sabbath School at 2 p m Evangelical Church conducts services led by Rev N A Eller Pastor Daily school services at 11 o’clock Evening service at 7 15 p m with song and preaching scheduled.
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Seventh Day Adventists Sabbath School
Plan For Commuting Canadians Arranged
Washington announces a plan to back date immigration visa applications for foreign born Canadians who cross the border daily for work. The policy prioritizes border crossers from the date their border crossing permits were granted, aiming to expedite visa processing and reduce entry delays.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Labor Department
State Departments
Departments of State and Labor
Department of Labor
Canada
President Coolidge Uses Radio for Thanksgiving Appeal
President Coolidge delivers a nationwide Thanksgiving Day appeal via radio linking about 20 stations to urge continued peace and domestic contentment. The First Congregational church service will be attended by the president and Mrs. Coolidge, followed by a White House serenade from the army band. Amherst College also closes for the holiday.
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Coolidge
New England
White House
Amherst College
Early Livingston politics and the 1880s ward turnout
The piece catalogs Livingston city politics from its first January election, naming Mayors Miles and Young, several ward leaders, and lists many voters by ward. It notes shifts in offices, the rise of candidates like R. Downe and J. Swindlehurst, and promises continuation next week.
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Livingston
Grand Army of the Republic
Miles
C G. A. Burg
Samuel Hosford
James Carroll
Alva Mayne
W. EK. Thompson
A. We Mo Tinting
Frank White
So M. Nye
George ‘T. Young
Jahn Skilling
Frank Henrys
Burg
Lewistown
Jett Shillae
Ohbine
Beane
W. M. Wright
Pehr Wendel
J. Re. Nightingale
G. W. Grant
Don Willard
E.G. Thompson
Mar. Fh
W. Bingham
A.B. Lind
W. Ed Redfield
J. M. Wheelon
M. R. Wilson
John Muncaster
C. O. Krohne
George P. Strickland
W. S. Dixon
BE. W. Joy
Louis Lahm
E. A. Smith
N. Davenport
John EH. Harvat
Sof BR. Shrake
W.oh. Yeaton
A. Dennis
G. W. Blakeley
J. BF. Lawrence
Doh Ennis
C. H. Stebbins
C. C. Fifield
Wesley D. Ricketts
HH. J. Wolcott
George W. Davis
S. Ol. Holliday
Ghas
Garnier
Goaughnour
Worthy McRee
F. S. Webster
All. Love
Otto Kreiger
George HL Carver
PL W. Nelson
We. Om. Tinting
W. DP. Mulholland
Phil Grossen
Chas
UH. Tappan
Charles R. Woods
BE. TE Talcott
So Deutsel
Fsaac Orsebel
Sam Schott
Max Schott
Henry Frank
Carl T. Peters An
George T. Weiht
Fred W. Wierich
W. FE. Sheard
Mentor Wetz- Stem
Wogthinsen
Folin O. Sax
S. Me. Parks Swan Larsan
Wo PB
Jellison
Wollhem Tleuva
OP Penns
Sam Bundueh
G. WW. Poller
Sam Walkes
E.R
Wilfred Foc
Bass
Moo
Lashorn
George
Willian Gordon
Geo. Wellusted
Roll Hichmond
Local notices from Melville and Big Timber region
Items from eighteen years ago include real estate transfers in Big Timber with George N Curtis selling to Joseph Widdicombe and W R Stokes selling Coit & Elliot interest to Mr Elliot. Notices mention a death in North Yakima, Mrs Gurney, and obituaries for Thomas B Breedlove with details on survivors.
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Duke Satz
Melville
George N. Curtis
Joseph Widdicombe
W. R. Stokes
Wreston Coit
Coit & Elliot
Elliot
Sweet Grass Mercantile Co
Gemimi Nevin
Thomas B. Breedlove
Breedlove
Sherman Breedlove
George Long
Andrew Irvine
Kansas City
Grant
Independence, Mo
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J. H. Butler
Mont
Garford
A. W. Miles Co
Harmess
L. F Douthett
J. M. Shotts
Bucks
Oxfords
Hampshire
Ole Birkeland
Grey Cliff
Martin
Gallatin Valley
U. S
W. D. McKenzie
Biz Timber
Lester PP
Work
Billings
Henry
Crazy Mountains
Wilsall
S. O'N. C. Brady
Andrew Peterson
Springdale
I. Ek
Jack Watt
Big Timber Building & Loan Association
Treas
D. F. Bush
Minneapolis
Minn
Golden Eagle Creamery
Albert H. Hiller
M. S. Dawes
S. Third St. Livingston
Corkins
Grand Hotel
K. Rennebaum
C. V. Mosier
Big Timber
K JE
Times
Mery
C. J. Ellingson
Ina
James H. Wick
Bear Creek Coal
R. A. Traver
Oliver P. Templeton
Park County
Pioneer
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