Farmington Thanksgiving Notes And Local News
Snow falls give a Thanksgiving mood as Farmington residents recount visits and illness. P O Rustad home quarantined for scarlet fever. Visitors include Dan Lindseth David Satre and Chas Price at Forseth home. Dena Brossma spent Thanksgiving near Fairfield. David Satre from East Stanwood Wash visiting relatives. Many attended a Fairfield masquerade ball. Mail route update Edw in Anderton now carries mail Farmington to Chateau. Church dedication at Dutton noted with a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O. Rustad
Dan Lindseth
David Satre
Chas Price
Forseth
Dena Brossma
Fairfield
East Stanwood
Wash
W. R. McKurlie
Lewistown
Mary Hanson
H. B. Hanson
Cleir
Bessie Wentworth
Brolsma
Edwin Anderton
Eugene Ferris
Brossama
Mata Rathman
Henry Schroader
Sparks
Frank Sparks
Chateau Hospital
Gamble
D. E. Jacobson
Farmers Co-operative Canal Co
Headlgate
Power Miss Inez McKenney Leaves for Cha teau After Thanksgiving
Mrs G Clanton of Malta visits extended with daughter Mrs C J Brandon. Paul Mouldenhouses left for Lucca North Dakota to attend his parents golden wedding celebration and will return after the holidays. Several autos carry young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez McKenney
Chateau
G. Clanton
Malta
C. J. Brandon
Paul Mouldenhouses
Lucca
North
Dakota
Thanksgiving Socials and Travel Mentioned in Local Notes
The item lists families visiting Great Falls for Thanksgiving and returning travelers. It notes a library gathering at the T. S. Gap schoolhouse on Saturday December 8 and mentions Grace Reiding visiting Gertrude Slanger. Families include the Kenyons Smiths Riggins Gordons Blanksma and Siccema, with plans to move to Colwell Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kenyon
Great Falls
Jessie Smith
Walter Haskell
C. W. Riggins
Jiarold
Ben Gordon
T. S. Gap
Grace Reiding
Gertrude Slanger
Dave Blanksma
Colwell
Idaho
Jerry Siccema
Red Cross meeting postponed to December 30 at Kalma
Belleview notes postpone Red Cross gathering and a Reverend Haley sermon at 3 30 pm. Thanksgiving visits to Great Falls referenced. Local residents visit kin in Choteau and J W Ward. School week brief with Friday holidays and a teacher remark. Community busy with telephone line work and a schoolhouse dance. Lige Hampton enjoys a Ford from Great Falls while families haul firewood from Deep Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Kalma
Haley
C. W.'Gray
Great Falls
Kirkaldie
Vincent Ward
Choteau
Gordon McFarlane
Fred True
J. W. Ward
J. R. Young
the Tranch
Belleview
Lige Hampton
Deep Creek
Southern Pacific offers hands on trades training for youths
The Southern Pacific Company runs in shop schools at principal shops for boys aged 16 to 22. They provide up to four years of instruction in trades like machinist, electrician, boilermaker, cabinet maker, and more. Pay ranges from 15 to 27.5 cents per hour, with a diploma on completion and immediate advancement to journeyman status. Information available from any Southern Pacific agent or the General Superintendent of Motive Power, 65 Market Street, San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isis
Southern Pacific Co
Southern ‘Pacific
Motive Power
Market ‘Street
San Francisco
Ward Ranch Visit on Road Survey by Local Men
Henry Radcliffe a county school official, Arnold Baker and others visited the Ward ranch Saturday to examine roads and bridges on the mountains roundabout area amid a sunlit day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Grade
Henry Radcliffe
Schiile
Stoner
Arnold Baker
Ward Ranch
Last Chance to Enlist for Registered Men in Army
The notice urges all men registered to enlist in the army by December 12 morning or they will be barred. It requires a statement from the local draft board and a registration certificate. Branches open include Infantry, field artillery, coast artillery, engineers, signal corps, medical, and quartermaster cooks and bakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Infantry
Field Artillery
Coast Artillery
Engineers
Signal Corps
Medical Department
Quartermaster Corps
Regular Army
National Army
Army
Dutton
Chas. R. Enis
Care Choteau Mercantile Co
Choteau
War message urges endurance and unity for victory
A wartime column argues the conflict is a global struggle across land air sea and resources. It warns of a long bitter war and calls for American readiness and unwavering support for England while condemning Germany and recalling Lusitania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
L. F. Haley
America
Potsdam
Stockholm
The
Hague
Lusitania
Spain
Maine
Lieut
Huby
France
England
Russia
Italy
Germany
President Wilson Signals War Aims and Unity
President Wilson addressed Congress on Tuesday and Wednesday outlining war aims. He urged declaration of war on Austria, opposed war on Turkey and Bulgaria, and insisted on crushing militarism. He called for unity, control of enemy aliens and profiteers, and full mobilization to win the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Austria
Turkey
Bulgaria
Asvof Vital International
Germany
Congress
Dow-Wright Co dissolves by mutual consent
Notice states the Dow-Wright Co plumb ers and steam fitters in Chateau Montana dissolves with T E Wright retiring and George Dow continuing the business. Dow to pay all debts and collect bills. dated Chateau Montana November 23 1917. Also includes an advertisement claiming Chamberlains tablets aid stomach trouble and constipation with a customer testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow-Wright Co
George Dow
T. E. Wright
Chateau
County of Teton
Montana
Notice to Creditors of Jacob L. Otness
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned to creditors of Jacob L. Otness deceased and to all persons having claims against said estate to present them within the time required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob L
Dressmaking Miss Alspaugh to Meet Patrons at Commerce Hotel
Miss Alspaugh invites patrons to Room 17 at the Commerce Mercial Hotel for a dressmaking consultation and fitting event. Address details and exact timing appear in the notice.
Doan's Kidney Pills Featured In Lewistown Notice
9 Fae F. C. Duke, carpenter, Lewistown Montana, reports dull kidney ache and back pain. He cites lumibago and rheumatic pains until Doan's Kidney Pills relieved him. He recalls family member using them and recommends the remedy priced at 6.00 from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Fae F. C. Duke
Carpenter
Erie St
Lewistown
Mont
Bays
Doan
Duke
Foster-Milburn Co
Mtgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
How to Prevent Croup in At Risk Children
The piece notes early signs of croup in a child being hoarseness and recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy to ward off attacks. It suggests treating promptly to avoid danger and anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
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T. L. Bench
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Feytes
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Acantha
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Poland
E. J. Steves
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Cockeral
Ted Hawley
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Chris Hanson
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Mont. Gort
A. M. Wintemute
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Allan Gambie
T. N. Austad
Field
Avery
P. Gordon
Hogs
C. van Brunt
Bues
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Biulck
J. C. McGregor
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Geo
Seebeck
Well Driver
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Auburn
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