Fairfield Local Notes and Visitors Across Town
Fairfield brief mentions visitors and travel including Minnie Barker returning to Great Falls from the Zimmerman home and John Zimmerman Sr visiting Chateau. Everett Eastwood seeks final homestead proof at Simms while Oscar Garre and Martin Oleson visit there. The Greenfield Grange No 12 held a six-candidate advancement and about forty members attended. A Philippine Islands lecture by Rev Daily is planned at the Grange hall with a Sunday church service by Rev Daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Barker
Zimmerman
Great Falls
John Zimmerman, Sr
Chas. Frey
Marion
Bynum
Everett Eastwood
Simms
Oscar Garre
Martin Oleson
Fairfield
Tomena
Elsie Thorrud
Wm. Odenwald
Chateau
LeRoy Mott
J. G. MacVicar
W. J. Crittenden
Simmis
Litchfield Dorrington
R. KK. Frazier
Mr. Perry
Reuben Eastwood
Greenfield Grange No. 12
Alma Zimmerman
the Teton
Ruth Dorrington
Phillipine
Daily
Grange Hall
Hilda Garre
Martin Olson
Henry Young
Reuben Mastwood
Seth Roll
Central School
al Udine
Limington
Embroidery Club Meeting and Local Notes
The Embroidery club met last Wednesday with Mrs. Tucker. Rev. Nelson and Mrs. Nelson announce the birth of a baby girl. J. C. Boutcher and Glen visit from Bynum. Lincoln and Moelton build a cabin for Mr. Fleming on his homestead. Janieve Thompson is ill. Ira A. Thompson ranch visit by C. A. Clark and EF Steves. Smith and VanHorn finish a well near 90 feet deep with 40 feet water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
Nelson
Brady
J. C. Boutcher
Litle
Glen
Bynum
Ns. J
Local notes and community events in Chateau area
The column lists social visits and gatherings in Chateau and Great Falls including arrivals of Miss Printis and Mrs Foster, W C T U meeting at Mrs Bailey’s, engagements announced by Mr and Mrs Statley, and musical evenings with Miss Williams Idelle Luailey and Mr Cregg. Also mentions school finishes, medical trips, and a cattle sale notice with rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minons
Great Falls
Baily
Printis
Foster
Choteau
Williaiwis
Conrad
Herbert Corey
Statley
Idelie
Pro. Cregg
Bailey
Thompson
Fitzgerald
C. A. Clark
Baker
Mrs. Wench
Mr. Moelton
Moelton
Miss Williams
Idelle Luailey
Mr. Cregg
FP. A. Noreen
Walter
Rube
Wilkenson
Montana State Debt 1880 to 1913 Data Preview Bulletin
Preliminary figures from a forthcoming Commerce bulletin, compiled under John Lee Coulter, outline Montana debt and funds from 1890 to 1915. Montana shows no bonds before 1895, rising to 1,200 in 1912, with floating debt from 175,000 in 1890 to 548,000 in 1912, and funds and investments growing from 22,000 in 1892 to 4,029,000 in 1912, plus sinking fund assets increasing to 235,000 by 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
U. S&s
Washington, D. C
W. J. Harris
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
United States
John Lee Coulter
Walle Trust
Enamel Chips Found in Sausages by Paris Health Chief
M Martel head of the Paris board of health reports enamel chips from enamel coated meat grinders contaminate sausages. He notes enamel particles can erode intestines and urges the Seine prefect to ban enamel grinders. Some manufacturers already switch to polished steel contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Martel
Paris Board of Health
Seine
Conrad area residents visit and business moves noted
Mr and Mrs C H Drake visited Chateau for several days. Waier Farm Sales manager J O Burton resigned to pursue land business in Great Falls. J W Taylor, former Teton sheriff now in Seattle, revisits Chateau to tend local interests. Conrad Commercial Club moves to city hall and may hire James Mary as secretary. Northern Flax Fibre Company president Thomas Crouch visits, machinery installation begins, Manager Pearson delayed in Montreal. two hundred tons of flax straw secured for weeks of operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Drake
Chateau
Pao O. J. Burton
Conrad
Walier
Great Falls
Burton
J. W. Taylor
Teton County
Conrad Commercial Club
First National Bank
James Mary
Thomas Crouch
Northern Flax Fibre Company
Pearson
Montreal
Theater 2400 Years Old to Reopen in Syracuse
The Marquis Lentin plans a Greek tragedy program in the ancient Syracuse theater featuring Agamemnon staged from a new translation by Professor Remagnoli. Aeschylus oversaw the original performance 2400 years ago. The theater, carved in rock above the town, will reopen next spring with its preserved tiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lentin
Syracuse
Italy
Agamemnon
Aeschylus
Remagnoli
Cicero
Family Dissensions And Humility In The Home
The piece argues dissension in families stems from pride and presumption. It urges humility and gentle responses to avert wrath and maintain a loving home. It emphasizes unselfishness self control thoughtfulness and charity as the atmosphere that keeps peace.
Found One Mackinaw Coat For Sale
Wanted ad describes a found Mackinaw coat and instructs call to Acantha office to pay for advertisement and receive the coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acantha Office
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St. Anthony& Dakota Elevator Co
Thos. Y. Hayes
Limington, Montana
M. Baker
Migs Rachem
Mrs. Sandburg
Gewald
Jes
Mr. Holtby
Idelle Bailey
Cascade Ranch
J. Roberson
Wiggs
C. Laughbell
Mont
Villa
Washington
Mexico
Om Ge
E.j.roberson & Co
Stickney
Clem E. Bowers
Chouteau
Paris
Claude
Shite
A. H. Gamble
John Koning
T. L. Gap
Chester
F. W. Smith
Verna Martin
C F. Green
Berkshire
J. A. Barkhoff
Simms, Mont
Hirshberg
T. A. Smith
Choteeau
Acantha
Wastro
Kerr & Hanson
Farmington, Mont
Chateau Acantha
J. Watson
Saypo
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