Pendroy Notes Move Toward Gravel Road and Local Events
Pendroy residents discuss gravelling Pendroy streets after a business visit to Chateau. Local families split dinners, visits, and moves as the community hosts masquerades, church services, a sun rise breakfast, and a school board election. A truck incident near Kevin fields damaged the load but left the driver uninjured. Work on remodeling the town hall continues ahead of the next dance.
Community notes on land sales and local events
The column reports Mr and Mrs Pratt moving to Havre, land purchases by Frank Neiswend er and E R Mclean, a Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs McDuffie, Martin Swanson elected school trustee, Frank Schultz’s hay rack mishap, Roy Inbody’s new engine seeder, and upcoming farm equipment arrivals. It jokes about land prices and farming profits and notes a new son for Harry Adams.
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Frank
Roy Inbody
E. R. Meclean
Harry Adams
Farmington Sunday School Attendance and Race Update
Farmington reports Sunday school at 10 30 next Sunday. Attendance last Sunday was 42 Reds 3 Blues total 78 with several late arrivals. Blues lead Reds by two with two Sundays remaining before the contest ends April 24. Easter program practice Saturday at 2 pm. Will Bozlee and family from Lansford ND visiting Sam Bozlee.
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Will Bozlee
Lansford
N. D
Sam Bozlee
Community notes highlight meetings and events across Farmington area
The Ladies' Aid met at the Community hall with over a hundred attendees including Chateau visitors. Activities featured hymns, a scripture reading, a Lord's prayer, and a piano duet by Vivienne Nasset. A lunch followed at 3 30. English services were held at the Lutheran church last Sunday. An upcoming dance is planned for Saturday April 9. Members attended meetings at Mrs McDuffy's. a spring harvest mood was noted as farmers begin fieldwork. The Farmers' reservoir headgate failed Friday night, flooding the ditch but Swere kept water out of roads. Lutheran church service announced for April 10 at 11. J F Merz, pastor.
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Nyhus
Chateau
Martin Swanson
Vivienne Nasset
Henry Hanson
Sophia Denison
Bole
Smith
McDuffy
McLean
Bremer
Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod
Farmington
J. F. Merz
Collins Town Notes and Community Receives New Boulevard
Collins activity highlights include a new boulevard project by Wayne Gewald Dean Waterman and others. Residents Justin Banis and family visited Great Falls. Mrs. Geo Tomsha improved after Conrad hospital care. Prof. Ensley and wife shopped in Great Falls. Charles Chambers visited from South Dakota. Local folks discuss wheat farming interest in Teton county and travel for work. Community events feature a listen-in party at Dean Waterman’s, a birthday greeting for Mrs. Mac, and a Brady dance. Collins Sunday school opens with 35 members and new officers.
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Collins
Wayne Gewald
Dean Waterman
Justin Banis
Great Falls
Geo. Tomsha
Conrad Hospital
Prof. Ensley
Charles Chambers
South Dakota
Teton County
Lou Garrett
Seattle
McClinnican
Collins School
Collins Sunday School
Gene Baquet
Chris Heerman
Alvin Reiquam
Fitzgerald
Finnigan
Community choir plans spring concert season
The group notes singing was strong though new books are awaited. Mrs Waterman will give a reading next Sunday and Miss Menath will train a young girls choir. Mr Schwert and Wayne Gewald provide music with possible orchestra. The next meeting is 10:30 AM on April 10. Come early and bring cameras for a 100-person snapshot.
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Fitzgerald
Removal of Veteran Body From Potters Field Sparks Protests
Helena residents report that Thomas Thompson, World War veteran who killed himself, was moved from the potters field at Forestvale Cemetery after protests by women auxiliaries. The body was reburied in a designated soldiers’ plot following objections from Mrs. Sam D. Goza and others.
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Helena
Thomas Thompson
Forestvale Cemetery
Potters’ Field
Thompson
Fort Harrison
Independent
Forestvale
Sam D. Goza
Helena, Chairman of the State Rehabilitation Committee of
The
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Montana
Goza
Trial costs of Stewart impeachment detailed
Helena April 2 Charles T Stewart impeached secretary of state faced a total cost of 16312.94 with 8687.06 remaining from a 25000 appropriation for publishing the proceedings. Expenditures include senate per diems 7949.79 attaches 1573.00 mileage 3018 incidental 334.85 reporters 260 transcript 1500 pages 1826.40 witness fees 1350.40.
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Helena
Charles T. Stewart
John Oliver
Senate
House Board of Managers
Senate and
Board of Managers
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Kevin Fields
Bert Jammisch
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Lewis
Mutz
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Jay Gitchell
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J. M. Ryan
J. M. Ryan, Jr
Ethel F. Swanson
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E. J. Hirshberg
H. L. Halladay
Henry Radcliffe
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Ellis & Baskett
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T. J. Cheetham Implement Co
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Acantha
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Christina Sulgrove
Faust
Power-Morgan Co
Tim Cook
Avery
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J. A. Baart
Universal Food Chopper
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Oliver
L. E.’Taylor
L. E. Taylor
J. M. Sulgrove
H. Porter
Marquis
Bozeman
W. D. Jones
Bynum
R. N. Lear
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