Funeral services held Saturday for Mrs. Jennie Groot
Funeral services were held Saturday at the Methodist church for Mrs. Jennie Groot who died Monday at her Farmington home. Rev. Edwin Dover led the service and interment was in Chateau cemetery. pallbearers were Nick Kooyman Pete Kooyman K R Smith H R Thompson Yelte Bakker and Sam Luinstra. She was born in Frolland May 5 1885 and came to the area about 20 years old. She married Thos Groot in La Grande Oregon in 1906 and lived near Farmington since then. Surviving are her husband six daughters and four sons. Daughters include Mrs Oscar Richem Mrs ENard Anderson Mrs W N Jacobs Mrs John Richem Mrs Oris Brown and Mrs Hugh Mee Gahn. Sons are John Thos Ben and Wm all of Farmington. A brother Bernard Oldenburg and an uncle Louis Oldenburg also survive living in Oregon and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Groot
Farmington
Edwin Dover
Chateau Cemetery
Chas G Roberts
Nick Kooyman
Pete Kooyman
K. R. Smith
H. R. Thompson
Yelte Bakker
Sam Luinstra
Sam Luinstra. Mrs. Groot Was Born In Frolland
Thos. Groot
Louis Oldenburg
Oregon
Canada
Local girl wedded in Great Falls
Pete Gervais of Augusta and Mary were married in a Great Falls ceremony. The couple exchanged vows in a quiet service witnessed by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Pete Gervais
Augusta and
Mary
Ameline Couple Married in Great Falls Court
Ameline of this city married Saturday in Great Falls by Justice of the Peace Bert P. Christie at the Cascade county courthouse office. Witnesses were Mr and Mrs Fred Carrier. Mr and Mrs Garvais will make their home at Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameline
Great Falls
Bert P. Christie
Cascade County Court House
Fred Carrier
Garvais
Augusta
Dana Forseth Weds John Chalmers At Home Ceremony
The elder Dana Forseth daughter and John Chalmers eldest son were married at the bride’s mother home on Friday evening November 30 with Rev. Chester Bredo officiating. Attendants were Louise Forseth and Ben Chalmers. A pink and white dinner followed before the couple left for a short honeymoon in Great Falls.
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Dana Forseth
Olaf Forseth
John Chalmers
Wm. Chalmers
Chester Bredo
Louise Forseth
Ben Chalmers
Bredo
Walter Chalmers
W. Arensmeyer
Leslie Lyle
Marie Lindseth
Morris Lindseth
Howard Hanson
Palmer Peterson
A. G. Arensmeyer
Contractor's Son Walter Terteling Dies in Idaho
Walter Terteling son of Mr and Mrs J A Tertling formerly of Fairfield died suddenly about three weeks ago in Idaho. He was a contractor involved in the Sun River reclamation canal project and his death was attributed to appendicitis.
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Walter Terteling
J. A. Tertling
Fairfield
Idaho
Tertelings
Sun River
Walter
Sheep Shearing Offered at Citizens Bank Area
An advertisement from Choteau Montana invites sheepmen to have their sheep shorn. The note promises fair prices and directs interested parties to leave word at Citizens State Bank, located in 26 21 Choteau.
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Citizens State Bank
Choteau, Mont
Skating Club asks users to keep ice clean
A letter from H. E. Adams asks skaters who use his ice ponds to keep them clean and avoid throwing rocks. He notes embedded rocks damage the ice saw and cause costly delays, and thanks readers for better skating.
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H. E. Adams
Methodist Church Notes Sunday Bible Sunday
Sunday marks Bible Sunday with 11 am worship led by Rev. Dover on A Son of Shame Jephthah. Choir to sing Come Unto Me from Handel's Messiah. Sunday school meets at 10 am led by Gibson Monkman with 139 attending last week. Fellowship at 8 pm at Grover Parker home. Everyone welcome.
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Dover
Haendeks
Messiah
Gibson Monkman
Grover Parker
Red Cross November Report for Teton Chapter
Miss Margaret Nagle reports Teton Red Cross helped 13 families and 25 children in November with 25 office calls 5 phone calls 8 home calls and 6 letters. They distributed 180 used garments 10 used shoes 2 layettes and 4 home articles plus 3 blankets. Value of donated items totaled 132.50 with chapter expenses 24.16 and 100.00 in garment donations. Donors include Mrs Webb Dutton Mrs Lucy Dennis and J C Penney store among others.
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Teton
the Red Cross
Margaret Nagle
Webb
Dutton
Lucy Dennis
Jack Campbell
J. C. Johnson
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Charles Malcolm
Charles Davis
Katherine Davis
M. E. Parsonage
Charles Proff
Abbie Reiquam
Edna Beaupre
Mrs. Forrest
Lola Mae Dbllons
J. C. Penney Store
Phil Rudolph
Ed. Burfening
Alvin Reiquam
Jonas Johnson
Annual December Meet of County Commissioners
The county commissioners began their annual session Monday and will likely stay through the week. A county health officer and county physician will be appointed, along with three new members to the board of county high school directors. A hospitalization contract for the poor will be let and a courthouse janitor named. A horse herd district No 2 addition was approved and a special deputy sheriff in Dutton extended two months more with $100 from Dutton residents. Citizens from the southern county asked to grade and gravel the Simms to Fairfield road. FERA administrator J. T. Casey discussed relief and employment matters with the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
Simms
Fairfield
J. T. Casey
FERA
Teton
Ponder
Commercial Dealers in Xmas Trees Must Get Forest Service Permit
Forest Ranger L. H. McLean warns that anyone selling Christmas trees from the national forest must have a Forest Service permit. Individuals may take trees for personal use without a permit but selling is prohibited. Violations include trucking out multiple loads and removing whole trees and the charges are 10 to 15 cents depending on height. Permits are available at the forest office.
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Forest Service
National Forest
U. S. Forest Service
L. H. McLean
Forest
McLean
Christmas Box Donations Sought by Red Cross Chapter
Miss Margaret Nagle calls for items to fill annual Christmas boxes distributed by the Teton chapter of the Red Cross for the county's needy. Accepts food, clothing, toys, nuts, candies, canned goods, and cash gifts to aid purchases. Red Cross office located in the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Nagle
Teton
Red Cross
Court House
National Gold Refiners Advertises Quick Cash For Old Jewelry
An ad from National Gold Refiners of Minneapolis promises up to 33.00 per ounce for discarded jewelry and asks readers to send items within 30 days. The notice promotes licensing by the U S Government and lists multiple offices and offers from residents seeking to rent, sell, or buy items such as cars, ranges, bucks, rams, and other goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ILD Gold
U. S
National Gold Refiners
Plymouth
Minneapolis
Minnesota
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Groot
del Montes
Heinz
D. M
M. J. B. Coffee
Morton
Kellogg’s
Hershey’s
CHO Hershey
Zac
Dre S. P. K
Per Bottre
Camav
Montco
Plate
D. M. Pineapple
D. M. Peaches— Pte
Navy
Methodist Church
RED Cross News
Old Heidleberg
Milwaukee
Ghoteau Hotel
Clyde Kraber
Mgr
L. E. Taylor Garage
S. Maccany
Chateau
Cowgill Addition
Geo. Stuper
Teton Implement Co
Chevrolet
O. Hansen
C. K. Malone
R. E. McAllister
Bole
Fielle
Santa
JC Penney Cook
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