Local Gossip From Great Falls Area
Great Falls residents and visitors are noted in a string of social items. Miss Maude Williams of Ciéro stays at Mugatecello ranch while infant shows illness at home. Adrian Johanns and Mrs. D. B Standish visit. Eighth graders Dina Johanns John Standish and Cecil Williams travel to Chateau for county civics and history exams.
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Anton Holm
Great Falls
Maude Williams
Ciéro
Mugatecello Ranch
D. J. Hades
Oregon
Earl Jackson
Adrian Johanns
D. B
Standish
Miles
Han
Cleiv District Socials and Local Visits Report
Cleiv area residents旅note numerous visits to Great Falls Power and Choteau including Taliff Hanson O T Kleiv and family. Community events feature Happy Go Lucky Whist Club gatherings with prizes and a New Year party. Obituaries report Horace Bleeker’s infant son death. several residents undergo medical care at Deaconess hospital.
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Ole
Peder Kleig
Great Falls
Melvin Landsverk
Henry Hanson
Selmer Hanson
Deaconess Hospital
Henry A. Hanson
John G. Lindseth
Peder Kleiv
Nora Landsverk
Ole Kleiv
Helen Kleig
Olaf Field
Elmer Weaver
Jimmie Wallace
Selmer Ness
Power
Sam Ness
James Lyndale
N. J. Landsverk
T. O. Kleiv
Thos. Hopkinson
Andrew Dale
Climax
Minnesota
Fred Swenson
Martin Gronberg
Chateau
John Jandsverk
Ole Swenson
Hanson
Horace Bleeker
Cleiv
Lunde
Helen Kleiv
Thomas Dohnmeyer
Wallace's
A. FE
Krofft Loses Several Heads of Cats Tied to Carload
Krofft reports loss of multiple cattle heads tied to a carload bought from a party near Great Falls about a month ago. The missing stock occurred within the last two to three weeks, representing a significant setback for Krofft and his operation.
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Krofft
Mr. Krofft
Great Falls
Fairfield Community Progress and Local Happenings
Fairfield residents see construction on Main Street as Geo Mills and Power Morgan Co build new buildings while a church fundraiser canvasses the town. Local notables include Elmer Genger leading the Fairfield Community Commercial Club and Donald Davis and Dorothy Robertson settling in a Sun River bungalow as residents travel for work and visits.
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Geo. Mills Implement Co
Main St
Daley
Great Falls
Hannatt
Fairfield
Power-Morgan Co
Lyolin
Canada
Wheeler Cole
Glacier Park
W.W. J. Dorrington
Daily Mail
Oscar Lee
Ben Dundon
Nels Austad
Farmington
Set
W. W. Cole
Curtis Beardsley
Helen Klein
Great ‘Falls
Elmer Genger
Jones
Mazingo
Birth of the Linen Collar in Early American Era
A Troy Blacksmith’s wife is credited with creating the first separate collars for men’s shirts in the 18th century. She washed for the family and then sold collars locally, inspiring Rev Ebenezer Brown to help market them in 1829. The early hand-sewn, string-tied collars were stiff, two-ply, and featured high points near the chin.
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Ebenezer Brown
Popular Science Monthly
Napoleon and Dante Inspire French Architecture Vision
The speaker extols tragedy as a noble force and praises Dante as the greatest modern genius, lamenting France’s lack of a rival. He objects to the Arc de Triomphe as futile unless it spurs French architecture for twenty years.
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Corneille
Dante
France
Edelweiss myth challenged by Alpine flora study
E S Salisbury revises common beliefs about edelweiss. The plant is found at high elevations in the Alps and is rare below 6,500 feet. The tourist symbolism of edelweiss as proof of peak prowess is questioned.
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Alps
E. S. Salisbury
Edelweiss: alpine symbol found across temperate mountains
The edelweiss thrives in low to high elevations beyond the Alps, with notable specimens in Irish gardens and Siberian steppes. Celebrated for intrinsic beauty and alpine character, its white starry heads are formed by woolly bracts, not petals like daisies or chrysanthemums.
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Ireland
Switzerland
Hemisphere
Siberian
Alpine
Two Women in the World Described as Desert and Valley
A provocative passage contrasts two types of women, calling the desert women barren and the valley women fruitful. It portrays the valley women as Marys who will bear seed and resist male control, suggesting a future where women claim agency and reject “men matters” until called by a higher role or authority. Dr Nick is referenced as speaker.
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Nick
Hold Record for Breeding Stock
The people of Argentina annually raise for export $40 worth of food stuff per capita. The highest prices ever paid for breeding stock have been paid by the Argentines, with the result that they have the finest draft horses, the best of beef cattle and the highest type of sheep. Argentina is becoming one of the world's great granaries. With employees sharing in the dividends the clamor against huge corporations begins to subside.
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Argentina
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Teton County
T. L. Bench
Taliff Hanson
O. T. Kleiv
Tom and
Peder
Elmer Ness
Sir Clemens
Hove
Great Pans
Choteau
Paul
Ruth
Albert Hanson
Geo
Wilbur
T. O. Klein
Olaf Fjeld
Eona Thompson
Nettie Thompson
Peter Klein
John
Kenry
Tollis Hanson
William Davis
Elmer
Choteau Hardware
Napoleon
Arcs de Triomphe
The
Edelweiss
MacVicar Mercantile Company
Bole
Montana
Uretzkuy, Proprietor
H. W. Bateman
J. W. Kerr
Jacob Kalma
Hirshberg Brothers, Bankers
Cal Binford
Farmington, Mont
Frank E. Carlson
Chris. Filtenberg
Dutton
Mont
General House
H. T. Rhoads
Forzrent
Woodman Hall
Poland
Teutons
S. W. Oregon
Jas. W. Willis
Cunningham, Choteau
H. Ganong
Mackinaw
Teton Bridge
Wm. Walake Ranch
John Koning
John Lyons
Poplar
Inti
Lake Bowdoin
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