Farmington Social Notes From Milligan to Florence Visit
Mrs Jessie Brodock of Milligan Montana visits at J B Conner home. Mrs Thornd cooks for Gregor Tangen. Will Bozlee family plan Florence relocation after weekend at Helsel home. Claude Chenowith from Great Falls spends day with Conner. BE McLean and daughter Elizabeth visit Smith home. Winnie Slanger home from Great Falls for two weeks. Alice Otness visiting aunt near Telt. Earl Burgett of Great Falls visits Farmington. Roy Inbody travels through the Dakotas. Doris Anderson visits Seekins home in Chateau. Carolyn Peterson visits Swenson girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Brodock
Milligan
Montana
J. B. Conner
Thornd
Gregor Tangen
Will Bozlee
Ferdig
Helsel
Florence
Claude Chenowith
Great Falls
Conner
BE. R. McLean
Elizabeth
F. W. Smith
Winnie Slanger
Alice Otness
Mrs. Stolmberg
Telt
Earl Burgett
Great
Falls
Farmington
Roy Inbody
Dakotas
Doris Anderson
D. G. Seekins
Chateau
Carolyn Peterson
Swenson Girls
Community Social Glimpses From Talifson and Nearby
Oliver Hanson and Chuck Otness were callers at the Talifson home last Wednesday evening. Grace Davidson visited her uncle Arthur Devidaon last week. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McGhan arrived from Cold Harbor North Carolina to stay with Mrs. McGhan’s parents, the Groot couple. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Smith and their little sons visited Mrs. J. R. Jones and family at Pendray last Friday afternoon. Mrs. David Smith accompanied them and stayed until Sunday. Howard Anderson helps with haying at Gamble’s. many locals picnic in Sunriver canyon last Sunday. Ethel Anderson visits aunt Mrs. John Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Anspaugh and children drove from Browning to visit Mrs. Anspaugh’s aunt Mrs. Kerr, then to Sun River canyon. Helmer Anderson works on a road grader near Collins. Farmington beat Dutton 20 to 10 at the Bole picnic last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Hanson
Chuck Otness
Talifson
Grace Davidson
Arthur Devidaon
Hugh McGhan
Cold Harbor
N. C
McGhan
T. Groot
F. W. Smith
Little Sons
J. R. Jones
Pendray
David Smith
Howard Anderson
Gamble’s
Ellen Denison
Mirs
Howard Hanson
Anna Marie
Ike Denison
Robert Newman
J. L. Denison
Sunriver Canyon
Ethel Anderson
John Edwards
Anspaugh
Browning
Sunmaid 4-H Sewing Club Meets at Roberts Home
Views from Highview and Washington residents note visits with relatives. The Sunmaid 4-H sewing club gathered Friday at Marjorie and Winona Roberts home. Robert Sheppard hauls fence posts for F. H. Gilcrest Land Co. Families picnicked west of Dupuyer. Mrs Demmick visits daughter Mrs Eisie Jones. Mrs Jimmie Fitzpatrick stays with her Lewistown mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mallard
J. Hesselgrave
Hazel
Washington
Gitchel
Sunmaid 4-H Sewing Club
Marjorie
Winona Roberts
Robert Sheppard
F. H. Gilcrest Land Co
Roberts
Dupuyer
Demmick
Eisie Jones
Party in Honor of Mrs Belle Lindseth
Mrs Albert Peterson hosted a birthday party for her mother Mrs Belle Lindseth at her home west of Chateau Tuesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Belle Windseth Mrs Freeman Mrs Palmer Peterson Mrs K R Smith Mrs Noreen Mrs John Carlson the Rosenerin boys Mrs C M Swenson and daughters Mrs Olaf Forseth and the Misses Dana and Louise Forseth. An easygoing afternoon and a delicious lunch prepared by Mrs Peterson followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Peterson
Belle Lindseth
Chateau
Belle Windseth
Freeman
Palmer Peterson
K. R. Smith
Noreen
John Carlson
Rosenerin
C. M. Swenson
Olaf Forseth
Dana
Louise Forseth
Mrs. Peterson
Local People Drive to Helena for Grand Lodge
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Porter and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hodgkiss drove to Helena to attend the state commandery grand lodge, York Rite, A F and A M, held there during the past week. Debates from Berthany commanderie No 19, they expect to return tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Porter
J. E. Hodgkiss
Helena
State Commanderie Grand Lodge
York Rite
A. F
A. M
Porter
Hodgkiss
Berthany Commanderie
No. 19
First 4-H Convention Set for Bozeman in Spring 1930
County Agent Robert Clarkson reports plans for the first state 4-H club convention to be held at the state agricultural college in Bozeman in spring 1930 likely around June 15. Railroads Great Northern and Northern Pacific pledge cooperation. Two delegates and one leader will represent the first 75 club members per county with one additional delegate for each extra 75 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
State Agricultural College
Bozeman
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
4H Clubs Prepare for State Fair Demonstration Team
Aged 13 and having completed 1929 club work, 4H clubs are urged to prepare premium exhibits for the Midland Empire and state fairs. Mr. Clarkson advises selecting only the best material for exhibit to avoid sending all work, and a state demonstration team contest will be held at the state fair in Billings with clubs asked to assemble teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkson
Billings
Equalization Board Adjourns and Sets August Hearing
The county commissioners adjourned last Thursday after reviewing the county assessment rolls. They approved the annual budget application for county expenses prepared by County Clerk and Recorder George Carroll. The board will reconvene August 2 for hearings on proposed increases in the county assessment rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
George Carroll
Connor Couple Arrives From Los Angeles for Yellowstone Visit
Mr and Mrs Alden Connor arrived from Los Angeles California to visit Mr and Mrs C H Connor. They left Monday morning and arrived at 11 pm. They plan a Yellowstone Park tour before returning. Mr Connor is a Dodge car salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden Connor
Los Angeles
Calif
Mr. Connor
C. H. Connor
Yellowstone Park
Dodge
Local Visit and Community Notes From Bole and Surroundings
G. Garner and G. R. Wick ens families travel through en route to Glacier Park. 4H club gathers at Chas. Davis home while several residents conduct business in Chateau. Families spend Sunday at Sun River canyon and Teton canyon. Pneumonia, appendicitis hospitalizations for local residents. Mrs. Peter Weyer hospitalized in Great Falls. Farmers Union picnic celebrated with returning travelers. A social party at a local home includes multiple Bole and nearby residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Garner
Pontiac
Mich
G. R. Wickens
Great Falls
Khosnick
Glacier Park
Bole
Chas
Teton Canyon
Ed. Bammel
Vance
Spring Valley
Sun River Canyon
Jim Barce
Chateau Hospital
Ilora Jackson
Diversion Dam
Jack Kinsey
Garces
Sears
Peter Weyer
Deaconess
Arthur Tesch
Farmers’ Union
Dolores Jackson
Chateau
Margaret Carlson
Joe Walkington
E. Sandberg
John Kosnick
Earl Jackson
John Holmes
Ben Benson
Walter Dauwalder
Notice for Publication of Homestead Entry Davis County district
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Great Falls Montana July 5 1929 notice given that George O Goss of Augusta Montana who on June 23 1924 made homestead entry Hele na 012411 now Great Falls No 061 355 for S% N% Section 34 Town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
George O. Goss
Augusta
Helena
Notice of intention to prove land claim in Montana
Ship 20 North Range 7 West Montana Meridian files intention to make final three year proof to establish a land claim before M. D. Nicholson register U S Land Office Great Falls Montana on August 20 1929 Witnesses B E Risley E G Hoffman John C Galloway W A Goss all of Augusta Montana First pub July 11 last Aug 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Range
West
Montana
Meridian
M. D. Nicholson
Register of the
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
B. E. Risley
E. G. Hoffman
John C. Galloway
W. A. Goss
Augusta
Register
Aug. 20 Hearing for Montana Homestead Claim
Department of the Interior notice reports John J. Schaap of Augusta Montana filed to prove up a homestead claim for E4 and SW in Section 29 Township 21 N Range 8 W on the Montana meridian. Witnesses Olaf F. Brusgård Edward R. Nett Bert Walker Lyman J. Reed all named from Augusta and Great Falls.
Homestead final proof notice for Simon Baker Montana
Department of the Interior notices Simon Baker of Bynum Montana who filed no final three year proof for land described in section 6 7 township 25 north range 6 west Montana meridian. The proof is to be established before C H Ferris U S Commissioner at Choteau Montana on August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Great Falls
Montana
Simon Baker
Bynum
Township
Range 6 West
Meridian
C. H.ferris
U. S
Choteau
Witnesses Listed for Montanan Case in Chateau and Bynum
Naty t fndunes as witnesses include Cibiegataie and Philip Rudolph both of Chateau Montana, along with Albert Crank and Benjamin G Baker both of Bynum Montana. The notice outlines forthcoming legal proceedings and witness requirements in the Montana district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naty T
Cibiegataie
Philip Rudolph
Chateau
Montana
Albert Crank
Benjamin G. Baker
Bynum
M. D. Nicholson
Register
Ree
Tintinger files for final proof on homestead land in Cascade area
Carl A Tintinger of Cascade Montana, holder of a 1924 homestead entry for multiple lots in sections 5 6 8 township 23 north range 8 west Montana, intends to prove up his claim before Register M D Nicholson at Great Falls on August 20 1929. Witnesses Richard Farrell and Carlos Anthony of Simms and Elmer Cardell of Chateau and Russell Tintinger of Cascade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Carl A. Tintinger
Cascade
Range
Montana Meridian
M. DD. Nicholson
Richard Farrell
Carlos Anthony
Simms
Elmer Cardell
Chateau
Russell Tintinger
M. D. Nicholson
Register
Budget Notice From Teton County Montana Board of Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County Montana has prepared and filed its preliminary budget for the current fiscal year. The budget is open to inspection in the County Clerk and Recorder's office. A meeting is set for August 7 1929 to fix the final budget and appropriations under Chapter 148. George A Carroll Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Teton
State of
Montana
Board OF County
Commissioners OF
Teton County
Geo. A. Carroll
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Walter Baker
Montana Chief
Sunkist
Bing
Hirshberg’s
Florsheim Shoe
Hannan
Highview
Grand Lodge
The
Chautauqua
the Post Tavern
oeTo
Rexall
Teton Drug Co
Texel Store
John J. Schaap
Leo G. Murphy
Olaf F. Brusgard
Edward R. Nett
Bert Walker
Lyman J. Reed
MD. Nicholson
Goodyear
Ted’s
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