Streamliner Empire Builder Tour To Display In Falls
Great Northern announces the Empire Builder, the nation’s new streamlined passenger train, will launch service February 23 on a 45 hour Chicago to Seattle Port lands route with 12 cars. One train departs Chicago, another Seattle daily with Spokane as a connection point. During a 13 day exhibition, one tram will open to public inspection in Great Falls February 11 from 9 am to noon and in Whitefish February 11 from 8 30 pm to 2 20 pm. Christening ceremonies will be held in St Paul February 7 and in Seattle later, using Mississippi river and Puget Sound water.
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Notice of Closing of Registration for Chateau Montana Election
Registration closes 5 PM February 20 1947 for Chateau Montana general election to be held on the first Monday in April 1947. Electors may register with the Teton County Clerk at Chateau courthouse or before a notary public or justice of the peace. A voter must be 21, U S citizen, Montana resident one year, Chateau resident six months and precinct resident thirty days prior. Dated Chateau January 20 1947 James VanCleave County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar Teton County Montana First Pub February 6 1947 Last Pub February 29 1947.
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Notice of sale for Bynum Irrigation District fence
The Bynum Irrigation District will receive sealed bids for a board fence enclosing three sides of the District yard in Bynum. Sealed bids must be received no later than February 28, 1947. I Reid Swenson secretary Benim Irrigation District. February 6 13 20
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Notice of Closing of Registration for Datton Montana Election
Notice is given that registration closes at 6 oclock P M on February 20 1947 for the Datton Montana election. The County Clerk of Teton County resident of the city of Dutton Montana schedules the election. Dated at Choteau Montana this day.
Rainbow sighting amid deep cold in Collins
The correspondent reports a bright half rainbow seen Sunday morning February 2 near the Ray Dyer home, with a few rain drops as it faded. The author notes 20 below zero at 9 AM and wonders if spring is near. The piece reflects community observation on Groundhog Day.
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Daughaday Receives Medical Care at Conrad Hospital
Mrs. D A Daughaday entered Conrad hospital last Tuesday for medical treatment and is expected home soon. The H D club met Tuesday with 11 members present and voted to donate to the infantile paralysis fund. A letter from Mrs Bryant about the Nurse's Training course was read by secretary Magda Montague. New members joined: Lucile Watens Rosa DeBruycker Frances Christman.
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Club Notes On Stork Shower And Gathered Guests
Mrs. Guy Nicky reports a membership of about 26 as a club meeting closes. A stork shower for Mrs. Anna Eklund follows, with club members and neighbors present. Gifted items and a potluck lunch were shared. weather kept Mrs. Eklund in Great Falls.
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