County names election judges and local meetings noted
The county commissioners appointed J. W. Kerr Olaf Forseth and Cal Binford as primary election judges with Henry Davids and Allan Gamble r as clerks. Mrs Dan Lindseth entertains the west division of the women's auxiliary. The sugar beet meeting at Farmington drew a small crowd and a five-farmer committee was sent to Billings to study beet growing. Next meeting set for Sunday August 20 with calls to bring the women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kerr
Olaf Forseth
Cal Binford
Henry
Havre
Great Falls
Lavin Kale
Jay
Shessie Kale
Fowler
Wintermute
Burton
Collins
Freeman Daley
Elmer Daley
Teton Canyon
Ruth Daley
L.E. Lund
Briselin
Minn
J. J. Daley
Tom Johnson
Fairfield
Henry Holm
Ivor Nasset
Bremer
Wouis Schoppe
Lauris Otness
Charley
Dupuyer
Charles Suiste
Florence
Verna Daley
Bonnie View
Dan Lindseth
Mary Longmuir
Grace Reiding
Ed. White
Valentine Kirsch
Charley Suiste
Agawam
Halvor Daley
Douglas
Arizona
Farmington
Henderson
Chateau Commercial Club
Commercial Club
Billings
Farmington School
A. B. Guthrie
Oren Nelson
Charley Wiseman
Carl Hanson
Olaf Lindseth
Teton
Local Notes From Great Falls And Surrounding Areas
Collins items report visits by Mr and Mrs Cregg with the Wenches at Great Falls and a chautauqua outing. Families such as the Ferris Waterman party and Mrs Wilkenson with children travel Montana for prohibition speaking. Several residents attend gatherings at the Bailey home and with the Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
J. C. Ferris
Chateau
Clide Bonquet
Aid
Miss Hurblesggggmer
Eden
Miss Minnie
Local notes from Agawam and surrounding areas
Agawam items list health, social visits, and community updates. George Porter has blood poison in one hand while Opal Holmes recovers from a horse kick. Dr. Dixon treated the wound. Miss Elizabeth Reed visits Miss Rosetta Troddie. W P Grooms builds a seven room house and hosts a gas inquiry. A silver wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Ried is celebrated with friends from Great Falls. Embroidery club hosts at Mrs. George Porter on August 23 with guest speakers on temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Porter
Opal Holmes
Dr. Dixon
Elizabeth Reed
Great Falls
Rosetta Troddie
W. P. Grooms
Homer
Sam Pfrimmer
Colorado
Pfrimmer
Mabel Treddie
Imogene Hannum
Collins
Barnett
Isabelle Krebs
Charles Suiste
Billings
Farmington
Lee Weesner
Bole Community News With Visits Events And Trials
Local notes report August event planning for Bole and a big time dance during the celebration. Residents travel to Great Falls and Choteau for family trips chautauqua and fishing while others visit relatives in Fulton Michigan and Bozeman candidates visit. A home fire destroys C E Wiseman's residence as Fred Smith plans Bynum trip and Dan Hinds moves toward joining the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bole
E. R. Williams
Great Falls
Owen Nelson
Gilman
P. P. Stoltzman
B. L. Ames
Herman Stoffler
Fulton, Mich
A. Steensma
Mound Park Sanitarium
St. Paul
Minn
Fred Dutro
Is. R. Williams
Marl Zimmerman
Choteau
Adeline Genger
Fred Smith
Wm. Pike
Harold Genger
Harolt
James Genger
F. W. Swanson
A. Jackson
Louie Jackson
Willow Creek
John A. Luce
Bozeman
Congress
W. P. Costello
Dan Hinds
Dutton
Dutto
Bynum
Hazel Hane
C. E. Wiseman
Fire destroys Wiseman home on Teton slope
A fire Saturday afternoon leveled the home of Chas I Wiseman on Teton slope and its contents. Mrs Wiseman was away shopping in Bole. Wiseman and his brother were plowing nearby when flames spread. The six year old son reportedly caused the disaster using fire and kerosene. No insurance. Neighbors aided victims who will establish a new home in Chas Strand’s vacant house. A Steensma family matter followed with care from St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. I. Wiseman
Chas. Strand
A. Steensma
St. Paul
Community notes from Choteau area gathering to plan events
Local residents attend Equity picnic at Collins and Chautauqua in Choteau. A new school opens in Beck district between Sloan and Power. Reports cover visits, road petitions, farm activity, hail damage, and preparations for Bob Friday celebration with parade, dinner, music, speeches, games, and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Collins
New School
Beck District
Sloan
Power
Conrad Smitt
Johanns Brothers
MecGall
Ness Armstrong
Choteau
L. C. Smitt
Megzers
Jenszen
Steensma
Elmer Carrier
Great Falls
T. S. Armstrong
Fairfield Social and Local Notes Move to Grange Hall
The WCTU meeting date shifts to Thursday at Grange hall. Residents welcome. Mrs. Martin Oregon hosts, Rev Frank Cole returns to Davenport. Lenore Barker visits Mrs. W B Crittenden. New homes by Langwald, Johnson, Austad near completion. Car purchases noted by Hirshberg and others. Ray Williams recovering. Local travel to Glacier Park mentioned. Town hall and other projects under way. Train work progress raises town hopes. Sunday school attendance up. Grange hall used for Sabbath meetings. Binders expected to work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Martin Oregon
Frank Cole
Davenport
Iowa
Lenore Barker
Great Falls
W. B. Crittenden
John Langwald
Ernest Johnson
Andrew Austad
Frank Hirshberg
Chateau
Ford
Mort Hirshberg
Algon Udine
Olaf Klein
Raymond Williams
W. W. Cole
Nan Jeft
Glacier Park
Frank Harris
Maiden voyage of the Deuthhland
The Deuthhland embarked on its maiden voyage marking a first journey for the vessel. Details on route, port calls, and outcomes are not provided in the fragment.
By hoarding this year you may be Fording next year
A compact proverb notes that deliberate hoarding this year could shift resources and outcomes in the following year, suggesting caution and strategic restraint to avoid future shortages or penalties.
Traits of Animal Creation: odd facts and behaviors
An exchange lists curious animal abilities and habits. A fly repeatedly climbs a window, hens scratch with the sun behind them, cats lie with their left side near heat, dogs rest with paws outstretched, a mouse tolerates stored food, tame snakes seek their keeper, and homing pigeons return home by instinct rather than location.
Devils Propose Torments Of Writers Painters And Preachers
A surreal rant depicts three devils planning to torment a writer with false tragedy, a painter with a doomed belief he will miss a great musician, and a boisterous man troubled by guilt who thinks he should be a gospel evangelist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gehenna
Economical Economy Discourse Sparks Household Budget Talk
Mr Jones discusses tightening finances after paying bills. He cites petrol costs for their motor car as too high. Mrs Jones agrees and argues the car saves on fares and boot leather, balancing expenses with travel savings.
Elderly Gentleman Delays Registration at New York Undertaking
An elderly man at a New York hospitality event clings to the sign in register, delaying others as he refuses to hurry or sign without reading. Clerks urge him to proceed while other guests await their turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Quick wit saves banknote from Bellevue window gust
A guest at the Bellevue Strathaloft hotel on Broad Street reacted fast when a money bill blew from an open window. The house operator summoned baggage clerk James Dinsmore and porter Mike Quinn, who nabbed the escaping note as it zigzagged past the fifth floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue-Stratford
Philadelphia Dispatch
New York Sun
Broad Street
James Dinsmore
Mike Quinn
yiMike
Playful Exchange Reveals Baby’s Card Obsession
In a light exchange, Mrs. O'Toole notes the baby will mimic parental work when grown. Mike-Phat asks if that includes card tricks. Mrs. O'Toole replies the child always chooses the spades deck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’toole
Mike
Phat
Notice to L about fence trespass
The writer warns that if further fence cutting occurs they will prosecute. The notice cites case or docket 47-21-pd and names L as a party involved.
Daily Thought on Heart and Dooms Day
A compact reflection cites Emerson on daily life as the best day of the year. It notes that a person has learned rightly only when recognizing every day as a doomsday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Thought
Emerson
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Teton County
Walier
Inlaw
Ira E. Thompson
Charles Moulton
Conrad
E. J. Steves
Teton Slope
Bob
Red Butte
Chas
Odett
Nora McCall
Jas. Walkington
Anton Holm
Krofft
Ape
John Holm
Conrad Smith
J. P. Huidekoper
Burton Beach
J. R. Brandenburg
S. T. Ranch
O. P. McElmeel
Gerrit Janszen
Whiich
London
James Douglas
T. Frech
Hickory Point
Tenn
W. R. Whitehead
Pryor
Oklahoma
Peruna
Peruna Company
Columbus
Ohio
Feldman
Beswick
Bill
Fred Moran
D.V.M
Michigan Agricultural
Mont
K. .Smith
P. B. Ballard
Inspector of Schools of
Ballard
J.-W. Johnson
F. A. Oulton
Jose Thorrud
Allen
Champion
C. W. Twitchell
August Doering
Wilcox
Mudjdy
W. F. Miller
Boteau
C. H.connor
J. W. Chapel
Choteau Land & Loan Co
Choteau, Mont
Acantha
Maynard Genger
Beach
W. F. Scott
Harrison Ave
Helena
Mon
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