Farmington Social and Church Notes South of Pendroy
Community events and visits unfold across Farmington and nearby areas. Meetings include the A S of E and W A on July 17 at the usual meeting place, and a Luther League social planned for July 23. Visits involve Quamme of Brady, Nassett, Forseth, and others, with Pendroy and Chateau ball games noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S
W. A
Quamme
Brady
Lars Nassett
Mr. Waynild
Bynum
Magda
Miss Kelrey
Great Falls
Forseth
Dorothy “Yjnaseth
Kathryn Willi
Elnora Linds
Luther League
Steve Lindseth
Priest And Rattlesnake Butter Items Reported
John Michels narrowly escaped serious injury when a driving team became tangled in the harness on the county road. J A Delaney is rebuilding his ranch home in the Silverman hills. Bob Fairburn visited the Delaney ranch in search of a lost horse. Jim Down traveled from Chateau to inspect a large wheat crop. Crops in the area look good but need a July rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Michels
Jim Down
Chateau
Sunnyside Store Changes Hands In Local Deal
A week ago J. C. Morgan and D. F. Mains completed a sale making Mr Mains owner of Sunnyside Store Co Vaughn while Power Morgan Co gained 1320 acres of land in Pondera county near Pendroy and Dupuyer Ben Rutledge ran the store prior to the transfer The Farm Security Company sues Grace Thompson administratrix Sidney Yarger Ellen Yarger William Hodgskiss and Strain Brothers for mortgage foreclosure on the 160 acre southeast quarter of Section 34 Township 23 North Range 5 West in Montana with court actions filed in Roundup Montana July 14 1920
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Morgan
Chateau
D. F. Mains
Valier
Mr. Mains
Sunnyside Store Co
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of Teton
Farm Security Company
Grace Thompson
Sidney Yarger
Ellen Yareger
William Hodgskiss
Strain Brothers
Defau
Pnb
Thortkhee
Sidney ‘Yarger
Ellén ‘Yarger
Recorder’s Office
Teton County
Montana
Sunnyside Store's Loyal Family Keeps Business Active Since 1890
The Sunnyside Store traces its origins to 1890 with roots in the Power Mor gan and Power Wilson chains. Arthur D. Johnson Real Estate Co. of Conrad engineered the deal expanding an implement and hardware business across Teton Pondera Lewis and Clark counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Cox
Power-Morgan
Power-Wilson
Teton
Pondera
Lewis and Clark
Arthur D. Johnson‘Real Estate Co
Conrad
Lard Sold By Chateau Meat Co At 28c Per Pound
Customer instructed to bring empty pail to the Chateau Meat Co to obtain pure home rendered lard priced at 28 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Meat Co
Doctor shoots horse after runaway accident on Milwaukee track
Dr Bateman was forced to shoot a fallen horse after a buggy mishap when unfastened straps caused a stampede. The animal had been his well used work horse repurchased after his return from France for winter care. The story accompanies a film review of Rex Beach's The Silver Horde at the Royal theater. A classified note advertises sale items including a chafing dish and alcohol lamp at the Acantha office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bateman
Billy
Milwaukee
France
Goldewyn
Royal Theater
Rex Beach
Myrtle Stedman
Robert McKim
Betty Blythe
Curtis Cooksey
Frederick Stanton
Calmon
Alaska
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Farmington
Sidney Rosengren
Oliver Mauseth
South Sewing Creeway
Rogers
Alden “Jargon
Lois
Minneapolis
Ruby Lundgren
Skindlev
Rocky Mountain District
Thompson
Spokane College
Spokane
Washington
A. A. Grornd
Helena
Firestone
Buick
Chevrolet
L. E. Taylor
B. M. Tacobeon
Court Seal
Jeffries & McNaught
Roundup
Pense
NYG
Yellow Cab Company
Chicago
Singapore
W. D
Luther
Acantha
Estray
Agawam
Choteau
City
Frank’ McCabe
St-pd
H. G. Ward
Chateam
L. E. Taylor Garage
Smith
Liptak
Thomas
Chas
Rns
H. A. Holm
Farmington, Mont
T. A. Meagher
F. P. Goodwin
Agawam, Mont
Mary E. Kirig
Motor Mart
John Devlin
Doug. Boutilier
E. J. Liese
Waterloo
Piper & LeDesky, Chateau
Jim Caldwell Ranch
Sun River Diversion Dam
Albert E. ‘Fusek
Gilman
Mont
J. Otness
Uits
City Tailors
Choteau, Montana
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