Local Socials and Club Notes from Farmington Area
Farmington residents and families visited, dined, and shared news. Members of the Burton school PTA plan monthly meetings. Harold Lindseth returned from two months in Eastern Washington. J. J. Otness retrieved a stolen saddle horse from Great Falls. throngs attended a Ladies Aid gathering. Thanksgiving suppers hosted by E. L. Jones and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lindseth
Washington
Herman Rathman
Kalispell
Twill
Ben Gordon
Olaf Lindsth
E. L. Jones
Sandburg
Marguerite and
Edward Jones
Chateau
Geo. Zeigler
J. J. Otness
Great Falls
Local church talks and community notices from the November issue
The article records Rev. Skindlov and Rev. Kvile leading services on November twenty third with a lecture on the Sign of the Times, announces Kvile’s return on December 17, and lists gatherings at the Hynes and Zeigler homes, visits from Miss Lindseth and Miss Skaate, a Thanksgiving dinner group, and local skating reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skindlov
Rocky Mountain
The
Lutheran Church
Kvile
Fairfield
Thanksgiving Social and Family Visits Highlight Local Notices
Residents recall Thanksgiving travel and family visits to Simms and Chateau. The Palmer Wiseman home hosted guests Sunday while Irene Jones and Hazel Brandenburg planned weekend visits. A December Saturday dance and a school program at Bole School drew a modest crowd with a mix of younger pupils and talented performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Brandenburg
Clarence
Gladys Hanes
Simms
Lester Bush
Palmer Wiseman
Irene Jones
Isit Ors
Chateau
Bole
Quarantine Advice for Colds Promoted by Physicians
Medical experts urge strict isolation for anyone with a bad cold to prevent spread to family and colleagues, noting colds are as catching as measles. They endorse Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an effective aid to shorten the illness and reduce risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Belleview Visitor and Thanksgiving Family Travel
Belleview J. W. Ward visited the Chateau on Friday. Mrs. Gray spent Thanksgiving with her daughter Mrs. Ed. Kirkaldie at Malta. Wilson Gray remains on the reservation to gather cattle, with Vincent Ward returning from the reservation to assist. Mr. Walcott of Great Falls shunted in the mountains with Harold Askew as the school closes for Thanksgiving vacation from Wednesday to Monday. The teacher is visiting the Burns family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ward
Mrs. Gray
Ed. Kirkaldie
Malta
Wilson Gray
Vincent Ward
iMr. Walcott
Great Falls
Harold Askew
Chamberlain's Tablets for Indigestion and Constipation
These tablets target indigestion and constipation by toning the stomach and aiding natural function. They gently affect the liver and bowels to restore health. If you feel dull and constipated, try them for a pleasing effect.
Do You Enjoy Your Meals If You Have Digestion Problems
A health ad advises people who do not enjoy meals or have poor digestion to eat moderately and chew thoroughly. It suggests waiting five hours between meals and taking one Chamberlain's tablet after supper to restore meal pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Gone West: Infan try Officer Fades In Hospital Tale
In a field hospital during a raid a wounded French infantry officer, Bartrand, battles shock and chest injuries while a head nurse consoles him. Amid darkness a stretcher bearer arrival marks another casualty as the nurse cradles the dying youth who is said to have "gone west."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Barirand
Bartrand
Ald
Old Macdun
Macden
Strayed Heifer and Trespass Notice From Local Lands
Strayed from 1344 miles east of Farmington a red and white heifer six weeks missing. Also a black and white steer branded on the left shoulder. Reward offered for recovery. Ernest Arensmeyer. Notice that trespassing or hunting on our lands or leased lands will be prosecuted by Jas Peebles & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dstray
Chateau
Thomas Tfulk
Choteau
Mies
Farmington
Ernest Arensmeyer
JAS. Peebles & Son
Freerinj Daley
William Breeding
Agawam
Mule Observer Rescued After Parachute Drop Remarkable
An observer assigned to the First army notes enemy infantry moves for several hours. A single-seat combat plane attacks. Ground crews lower a gas bag. The observer parachutes to safety landing among grazing mules. He is rescued after the mule herd causes a commotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burden
First Army
Popular Mechanics Magazine
War Accelerated Method For Making Parabolic Mirrors
A chemic al deposition process on a glass mold forms parabolic mirrors. Silver is deposited chemically on a polished glass surface, thickened electrolytically, then plated with a sixteenth inch copper and backed with strengthening material. Thermal expansion differences loosen the metal from glass, and a lacquer coat makes the surface waterproof and heatproof, enabling faster production than grinding and polishing glass mirrors.
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Éamwo O
Cory Giytle
SKEIS
Ae Tools Pree
Howard Heaters
Monarch Ranges
Cheteau
John Edwards
Joel
L. J. Otness
Steve Lindseth
Forseth
Parent-Teachers’ Association of
Burton School
T. L. Gap
Bozeman
Jessie Smith
Chas. Bouma
Wm. Crawford
Howard Shrew Felt
Wunger
Philadelphia
DELCO
Belleview
Harbeas
A. C. Burbank
Hans
L. E. Taylor Garage
BUICK
Chevrolet
Chateau House
Oakland
I. Cain
Stafford
Estray
Sayvik
Ata
A.B. Guthrie
Herman
Bembuarger
Black
Iorse
and Son
Aett
Fred Saylor
Willow Creek
Choteau Land & Loan Co
T. A. Meagher
Chateau, Mont
Kean
GALI
Conigoleuin Fugard
ingGire
Logan E
Howard's
Parker
J. Watson
Kalma
Mont
R. R. Mellon
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