Farmington News Highlights From Easter Preparations
Oscar Olney called at the Loney muir home Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Skindlove will hold Easter services in the Norwegian Lutheran church with the morning in Norwegian and evening in English. A confirmation class meet and other local events fill the week as residents plan for Easter.
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Oscar Olney
Loneymuir
Skindlove
Chris Lindseth
Lindseth
Sophia
John Edwards
Little Jule
Ed. Bellerud
David
Davidson
Mise
Bertha
Misges
Olga
Alice -Otness
J. C.moran
Great Falls
Magdeling Waynild
Olaf Forseth
Marquis Wheat
Henrietta Slanger
Martha Chalmers
Davis
Evans
Farmington School House
L. J. Otness
David Davidson
Dan Lindseth
Florence Thompson
Misouri
Thompson
H. C. Thompson
Martin Hangon
John Carlson
Chateau
John Rathman
August Kropp
Ida Lindseth
Jay Peterson
Ben Dundon
Henry Holm
Emily Carlson
Clarence
Ernest Carlson
Jake Otness
Jule
Henry Davidson
Delmar Clarks
John Jacobson Jis
Local Notables and Club News From Bole
Bole area residents and visitors shared Friday visits with families in town. The Community club gathered 16 members with six new inductees and a 5 pm lunch hosted by Mrs. Chas Davis. Easter services were announced for 10 am in the hall conducted by Rev Hannat.
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A. O. Pond
Our City
Paul Jacobson
Margaret
Chas
Great Falls
Sun River
L. Ames
Ames
Maynard Genger
Walter Wilson
Earl
Jack Woods
Chas .Justice
Jack Zimmerman
Bole
Elmer Genger
Adeline
Kentucky
J. G. MacVicar
Simms
Hazel Bailey
Iva Blossom
Adeline Genger
James Genger
Greenfield Beach
Elmer, Hayes
Local Notes And Errands From Bynum Area
Fragmentary local items note R M Graham and Harold Genger visiting Chateau Monday evening. Mr and Mrs E B Williams traveled to Bynum Friday and returned Monday with Williams taking charge of the Bynum elevator. Mrs Cloofelter went to Great Falls Monday and returned the same day. Mr and Mrs T Y Hayes autoed to Bynum Friday.
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Tunate
R.m.graham
Harold Genger
Chateau
J. G. MacVicar
Great Falls
EB. R. Williams
Bynum
Mr. Williams
Cloofelter
T. Y. Hayes
Cao
Fairfield News: Local Visits Meetings and Spelling Event
Fairfield reports include Harris planning sod breaking for Cole Bros with engine this week. Chas Frey and daughter Marion visited Chateau and returned Friday. The American Society of Equity to meet at West school April 30 to organize a women's auxiliary. Several Fairfield visitors and trips noted including P J Connelly from Great Falls and others to Choteau and Great Falls. Spelling match at Central school drew crowds with Archie Munson and Obert Lee winning divisions. adults also competed.
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Bill Harris
Cole Bros
Chas
Frey
Marion
Chateau
American Society of Equity
West School
Odenwald
Fairfield
Fred Zimerman
Cody
Wyoming
John Roser
Spring Valley
J. A. Shoquist
Great Fall
W. J
Crittenden
Choteau
Pete Gaare
Bole
Taith
Dorington
Hoteau
Glacier Park
Schoensigel
Lowise Zimmerman
Hame
Great Falls
Central School
Archie Munson
Obert Lee
Agawam Social Notes Include Rail Officials and Visits
Agawam hosts and visitors include Mr and Mrs Schaefer as guests of Mr and Mrs Suiste. Milwaukee railroad officials were in town on Friday. Three elevator firms planned to build in Agawam to handle grain. Myra Pierce and Miss Gladys Simmons were among visitors. Mrs EB Pierce returned home after visiting Chateau. Anna Wren came back from Minnesota. Sandy Truchot William Cowsgill and Mr Henderson went out to solicit sugar beet acreage last week.
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Schaefer
Chas
Suisté
Milwaukee Railroad
Agawam
Susey
Yule
Myra Pierce
Otto " Schaefer
Nofeat Falls
Gladys Simmons
Bynum
EB. D. Pierce
Ard Moore
Chateau
Anna Wren
Minnesota
Sandy Truchot
William Cowsgill
Mr. Henderson
Local Women Host Spring Aid Meeting and Parcel Sale
Mrs Satdberg hosted the Ladies Aid last Thursday April 6 at Mrs Crane s home with large attendance and a pleasant afternoon. A parcels post sale is planned at the next meeting with each member to bring a box worth ten cents. Mrs Chas Moulton will entertain next week. Several locals are mentioned visiting and family news includes Miss Helen Fleming Ge Walier staying with her father and aunt Mrs Ira E Thompson family.
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Satdberg
Ladies Aid
Great Falls
Belleview Visitors from Iowa Tour Local Sights
Belleview guests led by Mr H L Halladay and Mrs Halladay with sisters Mrs Sam Neesley of Mt Vernon and Mrs J R Graft of Stanwood Iowa stayed with Mrs Frank Salmond on Wednesday and Thursday. They left for Chateau Friday and Mrs Graft and Mrs Neesley planned return to Iowa Saturday while Mrs Colin planned a trip to Butte. The group enjoyed a mountain outing and photographed the scenery.
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H. L. Halladay
Halladay
Sam Neesley
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
J. R. Graft
Stanwood
Frank Salmond
Nat .Collins
Chateau
Graft
Neesley
Colin
Butte
Preparedness and Peace Highlighted By Bank Director
A First National Bank director is noted for active duties and scrupulous work ethic, also engages in charitable activities. The piece emphasizes her readiness and commitment to public service.
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First National Bank
Local Notes On Ranch Life And Elections In Gilman
Gray visits the ranch and returns to Gilman to Miss Mary Graytso residence. Mrs. Miller hosts a dinner for Miss Hattie Miller’s 13th birthday. John S. Lane elected school trustee in No. 16. Lane also registrar urging women to register and vote. Hodson replaced by Willets in No. 37. Hodson leaves for Washington. School opens in No. 37 with Rupert Ward as teacher. Various homestead crop plans and farming contracts noted. Nuisance of flying paper boxes and cans on Belleview Chateau road called to mayor’s attention. appeal to improve safety for women driving to Chateau.
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Mts
Gray
Gilman
Mary Graytso
Robert Miller
Hattie. Miller
Bessie Gray
Belleview-Chateau Road
John S. Lane
Lane
Belleview-Chateau-road
Chateau Beautify
Chodeau
Lumber Talk From Chateau Vendor Whitacre
A Chateau dealer, N Whitacre, declares he has spent much money in town and will not seek trade unless he can sell better material at as low a price as competitors. He warns he expects business only if customers get value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
N. Whitacre
Baseball dance postponed watch for date next week
A local baseball dance event is postponed and the new date will be announced in next week's issue. No specific venue or sponsors are listed in the readable text.
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