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Dusting Off the Old Ones From Fioneer files June 9 1921
Miss Edith Cummings returns to Helena after a two week visit with her parents at Gliasston. J A Lowry announced a vacancy at the high school filled by Prof Templeton of Shelby. Teachers and eighth graders named in recent exams. Rev Marsolf takes Ole Esp home in McLeod Street move. Pioneer notes June 11 1931 report Sweet Grass county cars and population. births and travels. 4 H delegates chosen for Bozeman convention. Tom Kent of Grey Cliff to sell wool this season. prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Cummings
Montana Wesleyan
Helena
Gliasston
J. A. Lowry
Templeton
Shelby
W. C. Ryan
Ella
Dora Baker
George Lavold
Julia Jarrett
Edith Plaggemeyer
Percy Gibson
Edith Gunderson
Mary Spannring
Norma Brown
Ralph Ryan
Stanley Rudd
Caville Hoem
Ward Bruffey
Delma Hains
Theressa Nevin
Marsolf
Congregational Church
Ole Esp
McLeod St
Seventh Ave
Mrs. Marsolf and Son
Lousivile, Ky
Pioneer
Sweet Grass County
Ernest Ueland
Garryowen
Mont
Antler Sheep Co
Harold B. Tetlie
Big Timber
Ellen
Hilda Rein
Melville
Lillian Grosfield
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Hilda
E. O. Overland
Thief River Falls
Minneapolis
Theo. T. Olson
Olson
Ruth
Nev
Lillian Backen
Howie
Paul Carter
McLeod
Bozeman
Billings Gazette
Tom Kent
Grey Cliff
Thomas