Collins Community Notes Highlight Local Moves and Social Events
Collins Way Mr Wendh has taken possession of the Mollman property and is making improvements. Leonard Bailey is installing improvements in the Boorman department store and the new post office. Charlie Sieberlie hosted a gathering for his sister Mrs Woodruff. Mrs Lord Bailey gave an afternoon tea for Bertha M Woodruff of Great Falls. Miss Dana Waterman and her mother plan a visit to St Paul starting the 24th. Nellie R Brown county superintendent of schools traveled home from Helena. A social dance Tuesday night drew a large crowd. Dr Wilson ordered posts and greeted friends in Collins. Benne Feist is reportedly traveling across the ocean. Epworth League observed Lincoln Day with address by Col Ferris and Rev Koch. Collins Social Club discussed socialism with Mrs Buzzell and speakers Dickerson Harbour and others. Next Sunday woman suffrage debate with Ferrison and Olsen. Sandberg says equal suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Waterman
St. Paul
Nellie R. Brown
Collins
Weelk
Helena
Epworth League
Lincoln
Collins Social Club
Buzzell
Conrad
Dickerson
Harbour
Col. Ferris
Waterman
Howland
Olsen
Schwert
Miss Waterman
Little Katherine Buzzell
Mr. Harbour
Marne Baker
Gov to Appoint Grazing Examiners
Washington Feb 14 The U S civil service commission announces an examination February 23 24 to hire three grazing examiners for the Forest service at a salary of 1200 per year. Applicants must be men 20 years old with range stock experience and one year of botanical training. The move aims to maximize National Forest range productivity through scientific and practical study of forage production and utilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Ivolves
National Forest
Truthful chatty quips prompt a Chicago Tribune style jab
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune features witty exchanges about valuables cigars shoes and a gold headed cane. The snippets reveal social humor and local color without a clear narrative.
Contentment as the source of happiness in human life
The text argues that true happiness comes from within and that wealth, rank, youth, and safety do not guarantee contentment. Even the covetous would remain restless if given more riches. Good people find blessing in small portions and are happy by being content with what they have.
Admission at Gen Banks Office Turns on Ticket Policy
A military staff system required business visitors to obtain a ticket from a staff member for entry to General Banks. A burly colonel refused, declaring no ticket and no entry yet was admitted after his blunt remark about paying 25 cents when Banks becomes a puppet show.
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J. F. Maule
Bynum, Mont
George W. Magee
Attorney At Law
Fuand
Dupuyer
Telephone
W. Bateman
Choteau, Montana
J. E. Webb
Choteau
Montana
F. H. Federhen
U. S
Justice of the Peace and Notary Public
Fire Insurance
Jas. Eckeford
Toan
Sec
ODD Fellows
Chateau Lodge No
Saturda
Connor
E. J. Roberson
N. G. Chas
H. Connor
A. C. Warner
Choteau Hovuske
MO. C. Ferris
U. S. Commissioner and Notary Public
Collins Teron County
Dr. J. W. DeCoursey
D.V. S
Choteau, Mont
B. Corson
Alfred Peats
G. Connor
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Commissioner of the
General Land Office
M. M
Kl, Barnes
Register
U. A. Wilson
Phil I. Cole
Robert Henderson
Henry D. Robison
Teton County Abstract CO
Choteau and
Northern Railroad
Collins, Mont
WM. Hodgskiss
Prop
M Ont
Miss Verge’s Millinery
Nelson-Jenks Coal Company
Sand Coulee
Mont
H. K. Ferris
Great Falls, Mont
Collins Way
Wendh
Mollman
Leonard Bailey
Boorman
Charlie Sieberlie
Dr. Wilson
Renee
Benne Feist
National Forests
O. M. Nordhagen Tailor
Kentucky
Whitacre
Dutton
Prairie Breaker
Whitacre of
Moline
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