Local notices and upcoming events in community roundup
Dentists and lumber executives from Somers and Farmers Elevator visit. Win Dorrington injured at Peerless hotel but recovering. Collins district school No 26 to be dedicated with exercises and Superintendent Nellie Brown present. A birthday party for Mr Connor at his home to mark his 62nd year. New school district requests rise. boundary changes pause after March 1. Brady area starts a cruelty society and rejects facial operations. Farmers Elevator president Frank A. Oulton returns, lumber business set for March. Ex-senator candidate E. Ralston favored for Glacier National Park superintendent. E E Leech of Dupuyer reports hog sales to Great Falls. Surprise party for Ed and Mrs Ed Nier includes dinner, cards, and dancing with local youths.
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Collins District No
Nellie
Brown
Frank A. Oulton
Farmers’ Elevator Co
Chateau
E. E. Leech
Dupuyer
Great Falls
Mr. Leech
E. E
Conrad
High School Notes Team beats Belt 27 to 18
The high school notes report Belt fought hard but lost to the team 27 to 18. The article covers other school activities including a Freshman party, upcoming trips, volleyball teams, and various class events and preparations.
Local names listed in Conrad Observer clipping
Hartwich and Albert Nelson Harri son White Pete Laconette Joe Con nole John and George Clark and Pat Campbell are named in the Conrad Observer clipping.
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Hartwich
Albert Nelson
Harrison
Pete Laconette
Joe Connole
John
George Clark
Pat Campbell
Conrad Observer
Grade School Notes and Debates Highlight Week
Llewellyn Valley reports illness absences Mildred Houck and Harriet Daege join fourth grade Norma also in Ist grade First graders all present Basketball game vs high school ends 14 12 with public school leading Second and third teams field three and two players respectively Eighth grade debate won by negative side Motion Alaska railroads and government control Seventh grade to debate England tax authority Dorothy Haugen’s essay Development of Chateau to be printed in Acantha next week
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Llewllyn Valley
Harriet Daege
Norma
Mildred Houck
Clinton Zimmerman
United States
Alaska
England
Dorothy, Haugen
Chateau
Acantha
State Lands Holdings and Leases Fiscal Snapshot
The state owns about 4.5 million acres with 670,247 acres sold to date bringing in roughly 8.5 million dollars at an average price of 12.68 per acre. In 1913 103,506 acres were sold at 16.14 per acre while 2,432,021 acres are leased for 281,623.12 dollars at 1.16 per acre. Coal lands total 50,000 acres with 450,000 more within coal areas. 3,320 acres are coal land under lease and 1,920 acres under oil lease. Total income from all sources amounts to 757,268.17 dollars with 881,633.12 from rental and lease, 202,932.66 from securities interest, and 272,702.39 from deferred land contract interest.
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United States Geological Survey
Siw Eine Alec
Wool Clip Sold in Montana by J B Long Company
Joe Streng of Frismann Bros buys the J B Long sheep company wool clip in Montana for around 15 cents per pound. estimated weight near a half million pounds, with future purchases hoped as Streng remains in Great Falls.
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Montana
Joe Streng
Frismann Bros
Streng
J. B. Long Sheep Company
Steng
Great Falls
Long Company
Tribune
Joe Strong
Chateau
Tango Upsets Corset Makers Say Waist Shapes Shift
A Manchester Union quote claims corset manufacturers blame the tango for ruining business as the dance allegedly changes waist shapes and undermines corset sales. The remark frames the tango as a challenge to traditional attire.
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Manchester Union
Feather Duster Man Faces Cocktail License Charge
The old fixture known as the feather duster man was arrested after an arrest led to charges for selling cocktails without a license. The incident, reported by the Boston Traveler, highlights a license violation as the alleged offense.
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Boston Traveler
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C. G. Bishop
Choteau Moonsana
Triton County
Dr. Stephens
Dorrington
Chas. Connor
Mr. Connor
Nellie R. Brown
Brady
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Mother Teton County
Brady Whetstone
S. Ralston
Teton ‘County
Washington
Glacier National Park
Ralston
Conrad Independant
Ceeat Woot
Ed. Nier
Nellie Connore
Maud Scanlon
Flora Nelson
Iola Hale
Arville White
Belt
Prof
Dietrich
Fort Benton
Bozeman
Victor Parker
Adelphi
Dietrel
Maisie
Frank
Omer
Clara-Dewey
Victor-Mabie
Gladys Whitacre
Ruth-Lewis
Uncle Ben
Webb
Hannan
Shool
Percales
Ginghams Toile du Nords
Sea Island
Stanley Seersuckers
Gibbs
Giges
Journal of the American Medical Association
THE
Citizens State Bank of
G. M. Coffey
P. H. Crossen
James Eckford
Hirshbergs
Hirshberg Bros
Choteau, Montana
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