James Turner Dies After Saddle Accident at Galata Ranch
James Turner a prominent cattleman and rancher near Galata Montana died at his ranch home after paralysis and pneumonia complications from injuries when a saddle cinch broke and he was thrown from a bucking horse. He lived in Great Falls hospital briefly before return home. Funeral services were held at Congregational Church in Great Falls with Masonic lodge at Highland Cemetery. Turner born Nashville Tennessee September 13 1862 came to Montana 47 years ago settling on the Marias. Survived by widow a son James Clark Turner of Portland and a daughter Mrs.
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James Co. Turner
Moore
Alaati Thureday
Galata
Turner
Nashville
Tenn
Montana
Marias
James Clark Turner
Portland
Local pallbearers attend service for county official
Evan Bethune of Burlingame along with County Commissioner W D Jones and Carl Burbank were among the pallbearers at the funeral in this city.
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Evan Bethune
Burlingame
Calif
W. D. Jones
Carl Burbank
Lutheran Messenger debut in Teton County church regions
Rev. Earl F. Carlson, pastor of Dutton Farmington and Collins Lutheran churches, edits the 16 page Teton Lutheran Messenger Volume 1 Number 1. The periodical aims to reach unchurched readers with church fellowship and missions, features religious articles and local ads, priced at 50 cents annually.
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Teton Lutheran Messenger
Teton County
Earl F. Carlson
Dutton
Farmington
Collins Lutheran
Messenger
Carlson
Jesus
Advent Service at St Stephens Church Will Include Communion
Second Sunday in Advent service at St Stephens Church is set for 11 00 a m with Holy Communion.
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ST. Stephens Church
Sermon Notes Highlight Lee H. Young
A church study at noon and evening prayer follow a history lesson. Lee H. Young is noted as the speaker or organizer in this religious brief.
High School Notes Reflect Illness and Holiday Plans
The Monday attendance was low due to pupil illness. Agricultural and commercial classes are being covered by substitute teachers as Miss Bryson and Miss Vaughn are out sick. A commercial club meeting set for December 12 organized five groups and two teams with captains to run a social and dues contest.
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Luther
Miller
North Dakota College of Agriculture
Miss Bryson
Miss Vaughn
Alice Cox
Nella Maynard
Contests tighten as public vote nears closing date
Alice Cox notes a very close race with the contest set to close next Monday. The inter class basketball tournament is postponed due to student illness. Burt Wells is corrected to have received a silver pin for typing. Basketball schedule lists games from December through February across Choteau and nearby towns. Reporters Genevieve Reiken and Grace Allum.
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Alice Cox
Burt Wells
Augusta
Choteau
Cascade
Browning
Cut Bank
Shelby
Stockett Land Coulee
Power
Belt
Stockett Sand Coulee
Sand Coulee
Genevieve Reiken Grace Allum
Bowling Green Woman Sends Yearend Greetings to Friends
Writing from Bowling Green Indiana under Nov 30 Mrs J A Stephens sends greetings to friends. She reports a reasonably good year for crops fruit and weather with ample rain but no severe winds or cold weather. She adds she would appreciate hearing from any readers.
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Bowling Green
Ind
J. A. Stephens
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