Local residents share visits and community events
Mrs. K Hofto Cor visits with neighbors in Dutton as Mr and Mrs Chris Jensen return from Los Angeles. A notice details illnesses, moves and social gatherings from Kalispell to Great Falls with church events, club meetings, and travel tales featuring many residents and local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Jensen
Los Angeles
Adolph Lippins
Kalispell
Martin Cain
Cut Bank
Columbus Hospital
Cain
Beverly Olson
George Sollid
West Coast
Victoria
B. C
Seattle
Yakima
Corvallis
Ore
Missoula
Helena
al Poirer
Olaf Anderson
Anderson
Havre Lutheran Church
Jack Campbell
Great Falls
Tony Lee
Moun
Sunnyslope Bazaar Aids Community Hall Debts
A large crowd from Augusta Fairfield Greenfield Chateau attended a Sunnyslope bazaar and food sale to erase the community hall debt. Erling Norheim and Reece Silve auctioned items while Ernie Thorme’s orchestra provided dancing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Fairfield
Greenfield
Chateau
Erling Norheim
Reece Silve
Ernie Thorme
Peter Brug
Meurice Goforth
G. R. Mueller
Brainard Chalfon
Elmer Pearson
Ernest Kind
Morhardt Family Weekend at Agawam Farm
Mr and Mrs Ted Morhardt and family spent the weekend at their farm in Agawam. Miss Irene Primus spent the weekend with her family at Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Morhardt
Agawam
Irene Primus
Power
Farmington Guests Help Build Chicken House
More Farmington residents attended including Norman Mathison Buddy Brown and Mr and Mrs Howard Lindsay with their son Harry Torn and Mr and Mrs Bob Sullivan at Mr Robert Mainards Sunday dinner. The men assisted with shingling the new chicken house. Mr Chris Swenson visited Clarence Carlson Tuesday evening. Mrs William Arensmeyer Sr hosted a family gathering with a turkey dinner. Jim Saxbury returned from Boulder last Saturday and stayed with Abe Broere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Harper
Great Calls
Wilfred Frigge
Martin Schultz
Bob Fleshman
Scarborough
C. W. Hebtner
Shelby
Minnie Pratt
Salem
Ore
Ray
Martha Lee
Great Fats
Don Scarborough
Lois Lee
Edward Anderson
Roy
Edith
Clarence Styren
Anderson
Mrs. Styren
Styren
Ernest Hill
Neihart
Bert Summers
Eugene Styren
Great Falls
Thurman Armstrong
Lilly
Harold Severson
Brady
LeRoy Hensley
Chateau
Laurence Styren
Edna Hensley
Andersons
H. D. Club
Jean Simkins
Edith Folda
Fairfield
Nina Brag
Lucille Forseth
Oliver Forseth
Jack van de Relt
Oklahoma City
Blue Ribbon
Erickson Farm
Connell
Golden Ridge
Maurice Goforth
Reece Silve
Teton County School Trustees Association
Wear Stott
Bynum
John Bjork
Norman Mathison
Buddy Brown
Howard Lindsay
Harry Torn
Bob Sullivan
Robert Mainard
Bob Thorn
Chris Swenson
Clarence Carlson
William Arensmeyer Sr
Jim Saxbury
Boulder
Abe Broere
Washingtons Ice Cream Ventures On Chatham Street
In summer 1790 George Washington bought about 200 dollars of ice cream on Chatham Street New York. The area housed early ice cream shops. Washington also brought home a cream machine from Philadelphia and owned two pewter ice cream pots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Chatham Street
New York
General Washington
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dutton
K. Hofto
Cor
Tain Iron
Minn
Harry Fulton
Joe Klette
Great Fallls
Adolph Aanerud
Howard McCellan
Home Demonstration Club
Wesley Hofland
Oscar Trebesch
Ted Veibael
Afecan Legion Auxllary
L. Semingsen
Marie Averill
Czorjon
Bac
Collins
Julius Anderson
Harry Laubach
O. A. Ros
Lloyd Brown
Janet
H. S Hodges
I. Myquist
Three Ladies
Aids
MFEF
Donna Fleshman
David Rempel
North Montana
Bob
Lois
K. C. Knutson
Sunnyslope
Kaiser
Dutton Farmers Machinery Co
Dutton, Montana
Mc Mel Oa Srey Ic
Teton County
Montana
Commissioner of State Lands and Investments
State of
Choteau
Sen
State Board of Land Commissioners
W. P. Pilgeram
State Lands and Investments
Bouldee
Situated Between
Butte and
Rockies
Great Northern
Pappy Smith
Cjo Diamond S
Ranchotel
More Farmington
Oscar Mehl
Sollid and
Mehl
Acantha
Roy Fritz
Virginia
Central Avenue
WM. Barnes
Poudon
Barnes Watch
Eaviny
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