Teton County's Early News Notes Action and Growth
The town discusses hotel and livery plans, a historical and temperance society, and social events. It notes Benton mail route efforts, fishing trips, a cave discovery for fossils, Grant estate sales, and local ranches along the Teton and Muddy rivers with extensive stock and timber activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Sun River
Garrett’s Hall
Straits of Chauquetta
Jim McDevett
Benton
the Teton
Farmington Easter Gatherings and Condolences Report
Easter Sunday gatherings mark Farmington social life with multiple host dinners. Families from Great Falls Fairfield Chateau and Dillon join locals for dinners and visits. Charity efforts include a box for the Montana Children's Home and expressions of sympathy to Agnes Lindseth family after G B Mutch’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Great’ Falls
Oscar Erickson
Fairfield
Esater
Léalie Chalmers
Fréd Woodward
Chateau
Joe LeDesky
Tangen
Don Rice
Jay
John Perfor
Hadley
Great Falls
Enoch Stroh
Dick Dale
Farmington
Mottane
Ontana
May Arenameyer
Howard Hanson
Jess Shaw
Hilda Olson
Ernie ‘Thorn
Dolph
Arensmeyer
Leslie
Otness
Ronald Otness
Wendie
Ben Christman
Bena Faye
Agnes Lindseth
Seattle
Emil ‘Depner
Vivian Broere
Remembering a Beloved Husband and Father
A family expresses gratitude after the death of their husband and father. They thank all who assisted during the illness and those who sent sympathy, flowers, cards, Masses, memorials, or food. Special thanks go to pallbearers, singers, and Father Gannon, with named relatives of the Rose and Rose-related families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gannon
Marlin Rose
Janet
Matilinda
Johnny
Dick Rose
Myrtle
Eleanor
Steven Paul Rose
Patsy
John Rose
Sharon
Clarence Rose
Eleanor Hoppel
Gee
Headington
Richard
Robert Scott James
Carolyn
Five Paydays This Year Foreseen for February
A garbled note predicts February 1960 will again feature five Fridays the next time this occurs. The text hints at future patterns of monthly paydays but remains unclear on specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Boston
Virginia
Frank Farmer
Dr. Smith
Sam. C. Burd
A. Fellows
Agency
Sam Mitchell
Higgins Mitchell
O. G. Cooper
1955 License Plates Red and White in Montana
Montana plans 1955 license plates in red and white after the controller's office announced bids. Purchases include 3200 gallons red paint 300 gallons white paint 700 gallons thinner and 50 gallons turpentine for plate production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
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Teton County
Arly
Teton
Washington
Bob Stewart
Jack Reese
Charles Bower
Birch Creek Lake
Jack
B. Brenson
Choiteau
Joe Steward
Priest
Butte
Smithsonian Institute
William H. Lyon
Lyon Bros
BJ Dennis
Frank Truchot
Nat Collins
Fred Howard
John Marsh
Hunt and Cram
Emerson Bros
Wiser Gap
J. .W.armstrong
William L. Ralston
George L. Harvey
Burnet and Wren
Dan McKay
Mr Bynum
Bynian
Blackleaf
Smiley and
Cowell
O. G
Farich
Holland Broc
Joe Arnold
George Fry
Eldorado Ditch Co
Choteau
Willow Creek
Lyon, Bros
C. W.iGray
Haas Bros
E Lyonoli
Great Northwest
Birch Creek
Reuben A Allen
Ohio
A.O. Lindseth
Corr
John Deere
Ivan
Jesus
Marlin H. Rose
Armstrong
Blackwall
Ari
Ble ‘Savin
Admiral’s
Fienneford
Electric & Variety
Ggin
Elgin
Lady Elgin Blossom
LOTUS
Seaman
Fed. Tax Incl
Choteau Drug CO
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