Musical entertainment and small-town notes from Dupuyer
The Dupuyer Acantha reports welcoming a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph, a new deputy veterinarian appointment for Dr. T. Brooks, and various visits and travel by locals including Gallagher, Cooper families, and F. D. Cooper. It covers a musical at Dupuyer hotel and Eureka hotel with local players, plus local updates on residents, typhoid cases, hunting trips, and stock cattle and horse values in Teton county.
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Choteau News
Sulgrove
Phil Rimell
C. E. Davis
Pondera
Choteau
J. G. Bair
Geo. I. Smith
C. S. McDonald
Birch Creek
Birdie McDonald
North Dakota
Belleview
Teton County
Relatives Visit Roll Family and Local Letters
Mr and Mrs B A Roll host relatives from Davenport and Dewitt Iowa including M C Roll and Mr and Mrs Charles Roll plus two children and Louise Leonhard the Roll housekeeper. They plan a ten day visit with Buell family to Glacier Park and other sites. Mrs Rank Young receives a Chicago friend Nan Morgan letter discussing Dudley Kraft Watson lecture.
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Iowa
B. A. Roll
Roll
M. C. Roll
Davenport
Charles Roll
Dewitt
Louise Leonhard
Buell
Glacier Park
Rank Young
Nan Morgan
Chicago
Miss Morgan
Art Institute of Chicago
Dudley Kraft Watson
Insurance Meeting Highlights Mental Attitude Address
W G Bloomdahl of Equitable Life spoke at a Bozeman gathering of Equitable agents, addressing the topic Mental Attitude. He will serve as lay delegate for the local Methodist church at the Great Falls conference later this week. Senators Walsh Wheeler visited Chateau on Saturday en route to Helena, stopping at First National Bank with J Hirshberg. C K Malone bought equipment to begin cutting grain after finishing haying at his Agawam area ranch. drought and late water limited last year’s crop but cattle are doing well. Mr and Mrs Smoot Rowley joined Mr and Mrs Edwin Bingham from their Bynum ranch to consult Dr R T O'Neil about burns Mrs Rowley suffered from a hot grease accident reporting injuries to face and chest while cooking.
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W. G. Bloomdahl
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Bozeman
Equitable
Mr. Bloomdahl
Methodist
Great Falls
T. J. Walsh
B. K. Wheeler
Chateau
Lake McDonald
Helena
J. Hirshberg
First National Bank
Walsh and Hirshberg
C. K. Malone
Agawam
Mrs. Smoot Rowley
Bynum
Edwin Bingham
R. T. O'Neil
Burns
Leo Broadhead
Reid Swenson
Frank Green
Pres. Sloan
Iran
Portland
Oregon
Melvin J. Ballard
Elsie Hogan
Salt Lake City
Northwestern States
Emerson Rowley
Bert Jensen
Pat Jensen
Leah Stott
Big River
Ollie Jensen
Kid Wansen
Tarry Dillard
Geo. Tyler
David Mortensen
Idaho Falls
Bud" Burke
Joe Burke
Flathead
Gus Neilson
Slim” Gerome
Roy Handberg
Dell Green
Harry Stott
Visits Brother Here After Twenty Year Gap
J. H. Byler welcomed his sister Mrs. Samuel H. Burkhart of Tampa Arizona for a weekend visit. She and her husband Professor Burkhart were driving from Emporia Kansas to their home in Arizona and stopped to see Byler and family. Byler, a professor at Arizona State College, taught in Kansas this summer. He last saw his sister in 1912 during a trip to Kansas.
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J. H. Byler
Samuel H. Burkhart
Tampa
Arizona
Kansas
Brother of A A Pelletier Dies Suddenly in Long Beach
Miss Blanche Pelletier, Helena stenographer, learns of brother Albert A Pelletier's death in Long Beach after two days of illness. Born Montreal, raised in Helena, he lived in Aberdeen and Long Beach. He leaves a widow, daughter, and brother Arthur Pelletier of Great Falls. Mother Mrs. J D Pelletier died in Helena April 26.
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Blanche M. Pelletier
E. H. Williams
State Capitol
Long Beach
Calif
Albert A. Pelletier
Helena
Pelletier
Albert Pelletier
Montreal
Canada
California
Aberdeen
Wash
Long Bea&ch
Arthur Pelletier
Great Falls
J. D. Pelletier
Fairfield picnic spot praised as close to home
A reader shares a visit to Fairfield praising its beauty and a positive impression of local officials. The note discusses funding pressures for the Fairfield project, farm economics, dry land farming in Montana, and local wheat crops and farmer concerns about prices and tax contributions.
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Fairfield
Walker
Montana
Tfe
Bible Sermon Sparks Reflections On Hard Times And Harvest
The speaker recalls wheat shortages and hunger from over 45 years ago urging gratitude and faith. Ralph Caskey and Herman Huisenga fields show poor to promising yields after hail and early seeding. A church conference near Collings reports a baptism and a dry Muddy River scene.
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Ralph Caskey
Ralph
Herman Huisenga
Three Point
Collings
Teton
Bynum Notes Include Burns Health and Local Travel
Several local items report injuries and family trips. Mrs Smoot Rowley suffered facial and chest burns from a grease spill and stayed in bed a few days. Others returned from Idaho and Idaho Falls trips with relatives.
Mountain Outing Opens Week as Sawmill Busy
Mrs Roy Handberg joins a small group for a mountain week outing while men work at the sawmill. Mr and Mrs Leo Broadhead plan to move to Provo Utah via Yellowstone. County Agent Robert Clarkson visited the project Tuesday. Pendray dance featured four Bynum couples performing Senorita Mia with Mrs Watson at the piano.
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Roy Handberg
Leo Broadhead
Provo
Utah
Yellowstone Park
Robert Clarkson
Pendray
Bynum
Senorita ‘Mia
Gerald Stott
Naomi Jensen
Geo. Lee
Leah Stott
Don Brittian
Dora Talifson
Lula Swenson
David Mortensen
Watson
Social Roundup of Local Residents and Visitors
Views From Highview notes numerous local residents and guests visiting relatives and on errands. The entries include Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Maynard and others visiting chains of towns, ranch visits, and short trips to Great Falls Chateau Browning Fairfield Sumas Washington and nearby communities.
Local Community Notes: Injuries and Social Visits
A man sustained a rusty nail wound Saturday and was taken to Maynard hospital for treatment. On Tuesday Mrs Genevieve Sprinkle Mrs Mary Patterson and Doris Jones were visiting in the area. Mr and Mrs Wm Thomas called on Mrs R Sheppard Wednesday.
Call for bids on school bus furnishing and operation
The Board of Trustees of School District No 12 invites bids for furnishing and operating a school bus for pupil transportation on the established route. Bids due by 12 noon Sept 3 1932. Details and route info available from the Board in Bynum Montana. The Board may reject any or all bids. E B Noble Clerk.
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Board of Trustees of
School District No. 12
Bynum
Montana
How One Woman Lost 20 Lbs of Fat
An advertisement-style claim urges fat individuals to take Kruschen Salts daily in hot water and reduce fatty foods. It promises weight loss within three weeks, increased energy, clearer skin, and a younger feel, emphasizing safety and trial duration of four weeks.
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America
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J. E. Wamsley
Bob Steele
Mr. Gallagher
Dupuyer
C. W. Cooper
O. G. Cooper
F. D. Cooper
Cascade
Carl Harris
Calix Dugall
Paddy
Wade Hall
Calix
Wade Hull
H. C. Gunkle
F. Federden
Frank Dean
Pishkun
Frank Young
Gay Franklin
George Cox
John Moore
George Coffey
Eddie’ Core
Jim Broderick
Jack O'Neil
Martin Hanson
EB. L. ’ Jourdonnais
Ben Fisher
Conrad
Legion Pavilion
Tom’s Service Station
the Arcade
Looney's Barber Shop
NEW Choteau Garage
Choteau Hardware CO
Choteau Creamery
Conrad Refining CO
the Club
GEO. Bukel
JOS. Hirshberg & CO
Berndt Barber Shop
Citizens State Bank Cash and Carry Post Tavern
Manhattan
A. A. Pelletier
Long Beach, Calif
Arthur A. Pelletier
R. M. Hattersley
Nineteenth
Pollock’s Hemstitching and
20Th Century Studio
Central Ave
Spring Creek Dairy
Jay Lyons
Prop
Highview
E. B. Maynard
Bernice Smith
I. Pike
Manford Jones
S. D Jones Ranch
H. E. Passmore
Chas. Fields
James Fitzpatrick
Gerald
Bertha Petrof
Hugh McLachlan
Maggie Benton
Lewistown
Carl Hesselgrave
Gitchel
A. G. Roberts
Roy Moye
Elsie Jones
Lyla
Alfred Baumgartner
E. B. Noble
The
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Boyd Davis
Choteau House
Garth
Northwest AM
Minnnesota
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