Florence Leech named secretary to Miss Rankin in Montana
Local notes report March events in Teton County. Florence Leech of Walter is appointed secretary to Miss Jeanette Rankin, a notable advancement for a talented young resident. Measles spread among several families while community activities include dances and school meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie View
Morris Magnus
Choteau
Oscar Olney
Ed. Olney
Brady
Kerr
Carl Carlson
Mary Hanson
Equity
Farmington
Delmer Clark
Great Falls
Ed. LeRoy
J. W. Kerr
Grandma Sehmidt
Ernest Carlson
Bozeman
A. P. Rieding
Miss Grace
Id. BoNerud
Cal. Linford
Sydney Rosengren
John Carlson
Rosengren
North Dakota
Montana
Teton County
Florence Leech
Walter
Jeanette Rankin
Leech
Sale of stock and household goods planned by Mr and Mrs Clark
Mrs Clark plans to visit relatives in Big Sandy then Indiana to spend the summer with her mother. Mr Clark will go to Mayo Clinic Rochester for stomach operation. The west school recovered Thursday and all children have recovered from measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Poon
Power Items and Local Notices From Power Montana
Local notices list residents visiting and traveling to Great Falls and Chateau including W E White J C Morgan Ann and Alice Coughlin and many others. The Power-Morgan company sells Fords and residents visited relatives. English Lutheran confirmation services were held and Good Friday and Easter observances announced with services in Power and the district schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. White
Great Falls
J. C. Morgan
Chateau
Ann
Alice Coughlin
Falls
Lee E. Olsen
Gallatin Valley Milling Con
Bole
Ir. B. Olson
Albert Lamke
Canada
L. C. Carver
Arthur Judge
Hannaford
N. D
L. A
Fred Peyton
Power-Morgan
William Berndt
Carl Berndt
Willie
Bov. Zion Ev. Luth
Christ
Jesus
Calvary
Power
Fairfield News Roundup From Community Hall To Market
Fairfield items record locals on business trips in Fairfield and Choteau. A Community hall dance raised over 200 dollars with a five dollar prize to Alma and Louise Zimmerman for top baskets. A Great Falls orchestra provided music. Julius Olson arrived with furnishings and machinery. County settlers met Great Falls Commercial club for a parade. Death in La Crosse touched Henry Young. Fairfield Hustlers plan a Grange hall meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Lacey
Fairfield
Arthur Bateman
Chateau
Community Hall
Alma
Louise Zimmerman
Wm. Merrill
Choteau
Henry Young
Oscar Gaare
Martin Olson
Julius Olson
Perley
Minn
Bole
Great Falls
Fairfield Building to House Post Office and Lodging
A building in Fairfield is slated for conversion into a post office and lodging house. The plan seeks to provide mail services and temporary accommodations, with project details pending local approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Agawam Briefs Mention Local Visits and Developments
Mrs Anthony Schaffer of Bynum visited Mr and Mrs Otto Schaffer. Miss Myra Pierce stayed with the Wagnild sisters. Alf Wagnild plans large grain acreage. Miss Julia Vigen travels to Great Falls for bookkeeping coursework. Montana Elevator men Spogen and Babcock in Agawam and Pendroy. Depot construction advances with concrete work. Tobe Tallifson rejects 32 per acre offer. Myrtle Nyberg receives 38 dollars per acre offer for unimproved stand. Truchot and Malone dip cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Schaffer
Bynum
Otto Schaffer
Myra Pierce
Olga
Magda Wagnild
Alf Wagnild
Julia Vigen
Great Falls
Business College
Messrs
Spogen and
Babcock
Montana Elevator Company
Agawam and Pendroy
Tobe Tallifson
Myrtle Nyberg
Truchot and
Malone
Dupuyer and Vicinity Social Roundup
Community notes from Dupuyer and nearby include visits by Byron Moye and Eldon Johnson, school work on Fish Lake schoolhouse, and local job moves. A Sheep Creek dance drew many residents, with the next event planned for April 21 at Sheep Creek school house. Beef sold at ten cents, hay costs rise due to harsh winter, and residents report others visiting relatives and attending dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Moye
Eldon Johnson
Montana
H. A. Thompson
Fish Lake School House
Chas, Miller
Otto Waddell
R. R. Johnston
George Trafelet
George Berthiaume
Win. Johnston
Dupuyer
Chas. Rappold
Sheep Creek
Towilla Embody
Tom Dean
Pendroy
Mike Pfeiffer
Rambling Kid
Hein Ranch
Sheep Creek School House
George Davis
John Ziegler
Birch Creek
Local Notes From Great Falls and Vicinity
Mrs Stemper of Great Falls visits Thursting ranch while Mrs Trebish hosts the Ladies Aid at the school March 17. Mrs J T Wilson travels from Missoula to attend her father’s funeral in Missouri. The Steves and Vincent school figures, illness absences, and road conditions are noted as communities prepare for spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stemper
Great Falls
Thursting Ranch
Trebish
School
J. T. Wilson
Missoula
Missouri
Braner
Atkinson
Vincent School
Aso
Steves
Otto Barange
Onal Edwards
Gertrude
Rosa Watt
Fred Lincoln
Edison
J. Steves
L. O. Wilson
Great Walls
William Smith
Lincoln
Local Notes From Great Falls Then and Now
J L Bench reports Mrs Sandberg and her son Roy visiting in Great Falls with sister Mrs Johnson. Axel Larson and John Holm accompanied Axel Lindberg to Chateau Saturday as witnesses for naturalization. Edwin Hedland works at Ss T ranch. Ernest Sandberg buys a team for spring work. Ed Bjork was a Great Falls visitor. John Holm and Axel Lindbergman bought a horse in Chateau Saturday. Anna Mudder begins work for W J Crittenden. Marguerite Jones visits Maude Williams of Cleiv. Arthur Johnson digs a new well after failure to strike water. Axel Lindberg and family visited.
Sunday at Axel Larson's on gopher control
A local appeal urges farmers to poison gophers while food is scarce before grain emerges. Neighbors must cooperate to curb field damage and consider a community gopher day engaging youth. Also notes visits by F. W. Swanson and the Johanns family with Miss Klein at the Huidekopers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axel Larson
Johanns Family
Miss Klein
J. P. Huidekoper
Cc. J. Scheneyeral
Guardian's Notice of Sale of Real Estate
Notice of sale by guardian under an 1917 Montana district court order. Auction at Coffey & Greene offices in Chateau, Teton County, on May 5 at 2 pm. Public cash sale of Marie Steensma's vested and contingent real estate rights, subject to court confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
County of
Teton
Montana
Marie Steensma
Coffey & Greene
Larson
Chateau
County of Teton
Alardus Steensma
Township
Range
Montana Meridian
Guardian
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George Slanger
Florence Gamble
W. W. Gamble
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Tom Givens
Nan Burrell
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Charley Olness
Dick Reiding
Forrest
Bailey Sehnee
A. J. Dickey
Hames Straps
Hames
Agawam
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J. L. Bench
H. W. Bateman
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E. H. Ganong
Marquis Spring
W. L. Barrett
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Arthur D. Johnson & Co
John Rathman
R. C. Rhode Island
W. D. Luther
Mont
J. F. Moran
Acantha
May Ranch
Geo. Sabados
Power- Morgan Co
Montana Transfer, Co
Cowgill
J. M. Weaver
Blanche Dennis
Broken Bow
Nebr
N. Whitacre
John Bouma
Wm. Chalmers
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B. J. Steves
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Axel L. Larsen
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W. H. Cline
Odenwald Bros
A. O. Ballard
W. H. Gorham
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