Lawrence Nasset Dies in Spokane
Lawrence Nasset aged 38, only son of Mr and Mrs Lars Nasset, died in Spokane Washington of heart trouble after a period of illness. Born March 26 1901 he attended Bench public school Chateau high school Spokane College and was a member of the graduating class at the time of his death. He was a talented musician and devout Christian. Funeral services were held at Farmington and at the home in Farmington and the Lutheran church with Rev A Lunde Rev Kvile officiating. Interment in Our Savior Lutheran cemetery Farmington. He is survived by his parents and sister Vivian.
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Lawrence Nasset
Lars Nasset
Spokane
Washington
Lawrence
Chateau
Spokane College
Tarmington
Lutheran Church
A. Lunde
Great Falls
Kyvile
Kvile
Our Savior’s Lutheran Cemetery
Farmington
Lunde
Bernard Hanson
Roar Husem
Gilmore Quam_Mme
William Requam
Joel Otness
Ernst ‘Carlson
Vivian
Collins
Fairfield
Brady
Lawrence Nasser
Jesus Christ
Christ
Lars Nasser
A. B. Anderson
F. C. Clement
Spokane College Members Express Sympathy for Morris Berg
The Spokane College students extend heartfelt sympathy to the Berg family noting his cheerful faithful Christian character and valued place in their hearts. They offer prayers for God's comfort in this bereavement.
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Spokane College
School and City Elections Result Highlight Local Vote
The school election drew most interest with two tickets in the field. Incumbents E. N. Haugen and J. C. Morgan were reelected to the school board. J. C. Morgan was mayor and J. G. Jackson alderman. Wim Hodgskiss won the first ward seat unopposed after A. J. Flynn withdrew. The school district 1 levy to finish the public school building and raise teacher salaries passed by 181 to 87.
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E. N. Haugen
J. C. Morgan
J. G. Jackson
Wim. Hodgskiss
A. J. Flynn
Ie. N. Haugen Cence
Wm. Hodgskiss
J. C Morgan
Bynum School Election Sparks Voters With Auto Aid
In Bynum on Saturday April 5 a spirited contest decided the school electorate. Jay Williams won 64 votes to 34 for Ray R Porter the incumbent trustee. A larger turnout occurred despite threatening weather aided by automobiles.
Card of Thanks and notice of burial in Choteau
Card thanks friends for kindness during illness and death of Lawrence NASSET. Mrs Laura Lauri, 92, died Saturday at daughter Mrs McCall’s home in Choteau where she resided since October 1 1919. Native of New York state she lived 40 years in California before moving to Choteau. Interment in Choteau cemetery Sunday afternoon. service by Rev Elliott of the Episcopal church.
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Laura Lauri
McCall
Whith
Choteau
New York State
California
Elliottt
Episcopal Church
Literary societies present April 14 program at High School
High School announces a Wednesday program featuring songs readings and papers by students. Admission is free. The week sees many absences due to mumps and chicken pox. A senior play The Mistress of St Ives runs Friday at eight with tickets fifty and thirty five cents. Saturday hosts the senior class dance. Funds support a memorial and a dormitory piano.
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Wallace Weaver
St. Ives
Beatty Promoted to National Forest Inspector Post
D L Beatty, former supervisor of the Helena national forest, is promoted to national forest inspector with a Missoula district office. He will oversee permanent improvement work and about 300000 dollars annual spending on trails bridges and ranger stations. He departs for Garden City to assume duties as Arthur H Abbott becomes Helena forest supervisor.
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D. L. Beatty
Helena National Forest
Charles K. McHarg, Jr
National Forest
Missoula
Beatty
Garden City
Arthur H. Abbott
Helena Forest
Births and local notices from Farmington community
A son born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Davidson on March 31 reports a family addition. Local meetings and events include A S of E and W A gathering, Luther League April 16 church event, Ladies Aid March 31, and a blizzard affecting plans. School elections yielded trustees K R Smith district 5 DeRusha district 8 Forseth and H P Kreuger district 42 with bonds passed for district 8 and 42 school needs.
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Arthur Davidson
A. Larson
A. S
W. A
L. J. Otness
Olaf
Luther League
Hanson
Chalmers
Kreuger
Aid
K. R. Smith
Grand Commander Visits Chateau Commandery and Ladies Social
Kalispell's Grand Commander Judge Chas W. Pomeroy paid an official visit to the Chateau Commandery last evening. After the regular meeting Templar ladies joined a social evening. Mrs Mary Baldwin of Bridger, Grand Matron of OES, will visit Fidelity Chapter No 18.
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Chas. W. Pomeroy
Kalispell
Chateau
Mary Baldwin
Bridger
Fidelity
Easter Visit At H D Williams Home
Mrs. M R Byers and her two children from Great Falls spent Easter Sunday at the H D Williams residence, sharing in the family gathering and celebration.
Prominent Interests Lease 7000 Acres West of Conrad for oil
A Missoula and Billings group led by George C. Rice has leased nearly all of a seven thousand acre beach area seven miles west of Conrad and plans to begin drilling as equipment arrives. The dome-like formation is viewed by experts as a strong oil prospect in Montana.
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Conrad
Missoula
Billings
George C. Rice
Missoulian Publishing Company
Conrad and
Rice
Montana
Conrad Oil and Development, Company
Dry Fork
M E Church Note Sunday services and events
Pastor Harry T. Stong leads 10 30 morning worship with sermon. Sunday school at 11 30 and Epworth League at 1 30 on What shall we do with our Sundays. Evening service at 8 after a 30 minute song service. Prayer meeting 8 Wednesday. Inter Church World Movement county conference here Monday evening through Tuesday. Great opportunity for facts and inspiration on Protestantism's great movement.
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Harry T. Stong
Ee Epworth League
Inter-Church World Movement
British Recall Troops to West Bank of Suez Canal
London reports from Cairo that permits to Palestine have been halted and British troops are being recalled to stations on the western bank of the Suez Canal. No reinforcements are arriving from Palestine.
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Bank
Suez Canal
London
Cairo
Palestine
Law to force papers to use two languages enjoined by court
A federal court in Portland Oregon issued a temporary injunction staying Oregon's bilingual law that required foreign language newspapers to publish parallel English translations. The stay, granted April 6, allows time to prepare readings on the law's constitutionality before it would have taken effect April 20.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Miss Mary Longmuir Returns to Great Falls School Duties
Miss Mary Longmuir resumes her school duties in Great Falls after spending Easter vacation with relatives and friends.
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Mary Longmuir
Great Falls
Dr Moran Leaves for Two Week Visit in New Jersey
Dr. Fred Moran departed Tuesday morning for a roughly 15 day visit to New Jersey.
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Fred Moran
New Jersey
Hearing on school transfer appeal in Sloan district
The hearing on the appeal of the county superintendent's transfer of sections 3 4 5 8 9 and 10 in township 22 from school district 21 to district 59 to serve Sloan residents was held Tuesday before the board of county commissioners. The board unanimously sustained the superintendent's decision after deliberation.
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Township 22
Sloan
Board of County Commissioners
Five On List for President Five On List for President
Nominating petitions filed for Republican and Democratic tickets for the presidential preferential primary on April 23. The Republican slate includes five presidential candidates and 19 delegates. the Democratic ticket lists five electors and 20 delegates with completed petitions. Names span Grover C Cisel to Hurd and Toole for electors and Harding to Wood for president with several statewide delegates.
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C. T. Stewart
S. V. Stewart
Grover C. Cisel
Billings
George E. Hurd
Great Falls
Mirs
J. M. Kennedy
Libby
Joseph K. Toole
Helena
Roy E. Ayers
Lewistown
W. H. Barth
James P. Poole
Bozeman
P. &E.burke
Scobey
J. E. Erickson
Kalispell
Maggie V. Smith Hathway
May 11 Arbor Day Observance Urged by Governor
Helena April 6 Tuesday May 11 will be observed as Arbor Day throughout Montana. Governor S V Stewart has issued a proclamation urging special exercises in schools and efforts at homes lawns and highways to plant trees and shrubs.
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Helena
Montana
S. V. Stewart
John Paulski Named Sausage Plant Superintendent
The Cash Meat Market engages John Paulski of Great Falls to lead sausage making and slaughterhouse operations. He is regarded as an expert in his field and comes highly recommended.
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John Paulski
Great Falls
James Peebles Sr Dies of Pneumonia at 63
James Peebles Sr 63 one of Teton counties early settlers and ranchers died Saturday at 1 30 pm at his home 15 miles west of Chateau of pneumonia after returning from Great Falls where he had hospital treatment for bladder trouble His life spanned Canada Manitoba and Montana with deep community ties and a large family including wife a daughter Mrs Elizbeth Knowlton and son James Jr Funeral services were held at the Frank Moore residence and he was laid to rest in Chateau cemetery beside his daughter Isabelle Tearron He was a Mason and member of Choteau Lodge No 44 and Teton Royal Arch Chapter No 25 born Sept 30 1857 in Strabane Ontario Canada.
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James Peebles
Teton County
Chateau
Peebles
Great Falls
Secion
Strabane
Ontario
Canada
Annie Stewart
Crieff, Ont
Guelph
Winnipeg
Manitoba
James, Jr
St. Boniface
Fort Quapelle
N. W. Territory
Fort Quappelle
Isabella
Fort Quapple
Choteau
Teton Royal Arch
Bethany Commandery No
St Stephens Church Services Details
St Stephens Episcopal Church announces Sunday worship at 10 30 AM and 7 30 PM with Sunday school at 11 50 AM Holy communion on the first Sunday each month Evening services described as short and informal All are invited Wm Elliott clergyman in charge
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Holy Communion
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Duliez Ander
Helena Record-Herald
Brill
M. E
Egypt
Warren G. Harding
Herbert C. Hoover
Hiram W. Johnson
Frank O. Lowden
Leonard Wood
C. H. Mcleod
T. C. Power
E. A. Richardson
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W. R. Allen
Wise River
J. M. Burlingame
Lew L. Callaway
F. B. Connelly
I. Donlan
Weather Report
A. C. Burbank
Observer
Weather Bureau
Jas.Peebles,Sr
ST. Stephens Episcopal Church
Wm. Elliott
Citizens State Bank
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