Week of February 18 25 sale in Dry Goods Department
Teims class announces week long sale on fabrics and drapery goods. Beach cloth 36 inch in cream rose tan roseda and blues offered per yard. Organdies 45 inch imported fine threads in several colors sold per yard. Spring voiles 40 inches wide in patterns at reduced prices. Solid colored voiles 40 inches wide in multiple colors discounted. All drapery goods and ladies silk hose priced with substantial reductions.
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Delft
Grocery Advertises Fresh Produce and Prices
The notice lists dry land spuds at 100 pounds, Winesap apples in boxes at $2.75 per box, large head lettuce per item, parsnips by the pound, and other small items with prices such as 5c 89c 1.00 and 10c per item.
Farm Bureau backs Truth in Fabric bill and grows seed plans
The Teton County Farm Bureau executive committee endorses the Truth in Fabric bill to require disclosure of shoddy content in textiles, aiding buyers and sheep growers with higher virgin wool demand. They express sympathy with the Montana Wheat Growers movement and outline plans to host poultry meetings and expand Grimm alfalfa seed production in the county.
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Teton County Farm Bureau
Bozeman
Farm Bureau
Farmers congress attendees and local visits in Farmington
Farmington note shows residents at the Great Falls farmers congress last week including Mr and Mrs J Otness Mr and Mrs Edwards Mrs C O Lindseth Mr and Mrs Henry Kreuger Mr and Mrs O Lindseth Olaf Forseth and Mrs B B Rogers. Local visits covered include Kreuger family at Slanger home and cross referenced gatherings at Palmers and Burton school with a Valentine program and a shadow pie social at the church hosted by the Lutheran League.
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Farmers’ Congress
Great Falls
MySt
J. Otnesss
J. Edwards
C. O. Lindseth
Henry “Kreuger
O. Lindseth
Olaf Forseth
B. B. Rogers
Kreuger
Bob
Slanger
T. Hanson
Fairfield
Charles Dunn
Browning
John Clarlson
Choteau
Burton School
A. Larson
Ladies’ Aid
North Circle
East Farmington School
Carl Hanson
Lather League
Methodist Church Notes Evening Services and Activities
Morning worship at 10 20 with Bible study at 7 30. Sunday School at 11 30 Junior League at 3 00 Epworth League at 6 30 Miss Ethel Haugen leads. Ladies Industrial meets Wednesday. reading “It Knew Lincoln” by Prof Earl Burgett praised. Boy scout basketball aims for Fairfield Friday. devout fellowship and service emphasized.
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Epworth
Ethel Haugen
Ladies’ Industrial
Fairfield
Lincoln
Earl Burgett
Carroll Robertson Wedding At Chateau Ranch
Miss Mae Robertson and George Carroll of Davenport Town wed Wednesday evening at the bride’s parents ranch near Chateau. Rev. Harry T. Stong officiated with Olive Robertson as bridesmaid and Hic Duits as groomsman. Carroll wore U S Army uniform. The ceremony featured American flags and a luncheon for guests. Carroll, a corporal in the machine gun company of the 26th Infantry, received the distinguished service award for his service in the recent war.
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Chateau
Mae Robertson
George Carroll
Davenport
Harry T. Stong
Methodist
Olive Robertson
Hic Duits
Carroll
Jinfantry
The Statesman Speech and Public Confidence
A cartoonish verse mocks a statesman who proclaims simple certainties like dry weather and a sinking ship. The chorus of common folk applauds as he asserts basic truths such as two plus two making four, reflecting blind agreement. Quoted by the Christian Advocate in New York.
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The
Christian Advocate
New York
Civil actions filed in clerk of court office
Power-Morgan Co. vs. E. E. Townsend on note. Amstel Mortgage Co. vs. Jesse R. Villars et al for foreclosure. St. Anthony and Dakota Elevator Co. vs. Sige Hampton et al for lien.
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B. M. Jacobson
Power-Morgan Co
E. E. Townsend
Amstel Mortgage Co
Jesse R. Villars
St. Anthony and Dakota Elevator Co
Sige Hampton
St Stephens Episcopal Services Listed at Church and Royal Theater
Sunday church services scheduled with morning eleven o clock and afternoon four o clock at the Royal theater for St Stephens Episcopal Church.
Flower Show Promises Blooming Cheer and Lenten Services
Sunday School at 12 00 and special Lenten services every Wednesday at 8 00 in the church. Short informative rites with a special tonic. Send plants in bloom to cheer the sick and roses for birthdays. Violets to be worn at the Masons hop.
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Masons
Montana Wheat Growers Move Toward County Incorporation
J A Baart, chairman of the Teton county organization committee, reports a 2 000 000 bushel minimum signed for incorporation. C M Strawman notes success in Nebraska Kansas Texas and Oklahoma with large pledged totals and says Washington Idaho is ready to proceed with a six year contract. Baart is optimistic the movement will benefit all farmers in the county.
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J. A. Baart
Teton
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Montana
Pacific Coast
Washington-Idaho Association
Baart
University to Celebrate Charter Day in Missoula
Missoula will mark the twenty seventh anniversary of the University of Montana under charter with a Friday ceremony. Hon. Tom Stout former congressman and editor of the Democrat News Lewistown will speak to students and visitors at the university auditorium in the morning. Afternoon and evening events will continue with ceremonies and exercises.
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Missoula
University of Montana
Tom Stout
Democrat-News
Lewistown
Universiy
Have your dull safety razor blades sharpened this Saturday
A local service offers sharpening of dull safety razor blades this Saturday to save 60 cents per dollar compared with buying new ones. The ad emphasizes economical grooming and urges readers to bring blades in for a quick restoration.
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