Resettlement Office May Move to Fairfield
Fairfield may host the federal resettlement office moving from Great Falls to the Schoen- sige building near the post office. A. L. Johnson says relocation reduces travel and concentrates operations at Fairfield, with six staffers and two secretaries. If approved, a large building program will follow, housing about 150 new families and spurring farm construction.
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Fairfield Times
Great Falls
Fairfield
A. L. Johnson
Teton Land Co
Schoensige
the Times
Johnson
Teton Land Company
Famous Rexall Train to Visit Great Falls
Northern Montana residents can view the Rexall convention train in Great Falls on Friday. The 12 car traveling exhibit offers free admission tickets from Rexall or Liggett drug stores. Since leaving Boston on March 29, it has toured 50 towns with 509,000 visitors and 29,000 miles covered on 52 railroads, ending in Atlanta in late November.
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Montana
Great Falls
Rexall
Liggett
R. E. Nelson
Boston
Atlanta
United Drug Company
Rexall Products
L K. Liggett
United Drug Co
Montana lifts 400 pound highway load limit statewide
Effective Wednesday June 3 the 400 pounds per inch width load limit on state highways is removed statewide. Montana highway maintenance officials say subgrade conditions have improved and highway system status has bettered enough to lift the limit, which had been in effect since March 15 after snow water softened roads.
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Montana Highway Maintenance Department
Power 4H meets at Carl Brumner home
A Power 4H boys club meeting was held on Sunday May 31 at the Carl Brumner home. Sandwiches ice cream and cake were served by Mrs. Brumner. Visitors included Mrs. Hockford Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Trettin. Kenneth Trettin reporter.
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Power 4H Boys’ Club
Carl Brumner
Brumner
Hockford
Anderson
Trettin
Kenneth Trettin
Fishermen warned: no fishing or trespass on Teton ranch
Property owners Ellis and Baskett of Choteau Montana post a notice on the old McDonald ranch listing strict prohibitions against fishing and trespass on the northwest Teton property with a warning of legal prosecution under law 51-31.
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Teton
Choteau
Old McDonald Ranch
Porter’s Stores, Inc. Sets Annual Meeting in Bynum
Notice of Porter’s Stores Inc annual meeting at the company office in Bynum Montana on Wednesday June 17 at 8 30 a m for election of officers and other business. Ray R Porter president. First pub June 4 Last June 11.
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Porter’a Stores, Inc
Bynum, Mont
Ray R. Porter
Gospel Tabernacle Weekend Services with Dr. Funk
Gospel Tabernacle announces Friday 7 45 p m service on Divine Healing in the Atonement. Sunday school at 10 morning worship 11 evangelistic service at 7 45 with Rev Peter W Funk of the Full Gospel church Conrad speaking at both morning and evening services. Wednesday Bible study on Dispensational Truth.
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Gospel Tabernacle
Peter W. Funk
Full Gospel Church
Conrad
Jolly Stitchers Hold Final May Meeting at Courthouse
The Jolly Stitchers club met at the courthouse on May 25 to judge articles made by members. After judging, lunch was served at Helen Burke's home. The date and place for the next meeting were not decided.
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Jolly Stitchers Club
Court House
Helen Burke
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Collins News Brief Highlights Local Socials And Garden Work
Collins residents recount neighborly visits including Collins families entertaining guests from Brady and Lewistown. Grasshopper infestations prompt farmer reports, while local youths prepare for summer travels to Moscow Idaho and teaching plans back in Collins. A community ladies aid program set for June 12 features local and regional acts at the community hall with a modest door fee.
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John Harkins
Reo Coghill
Emil Schleep
Brady
Tom Knoops
Lynn Dormandy
Chris Heerman
Clyde Baquet
Ed Alzheimer
George Tomsha
Teton
Neal Baeschlin
John Keller
Lewistown
Coram
Moscow
Idaho
Baeschlin
Collins
Jack O’keefe
Scent 4& Cream Cone Social Set for June 12
An intermission event titled a Scent 4 Cream cone social is planned to offer attendees a pleasant evening. Organizers urge audiences to save the date June 12 and await further details next week.
Pendroy News Notes Socials and Local Visits
Pendroy residents report visits and gatherings including Marion Lewis and Mrs. Peterson in Pendroy, the Ladies Aid ice cream social planned for June 6, and the Pendroy 4-H club meeting at Christie Swanson's home on June 2. Several groups traveled to Great Falls for medical visits and shopping, with families and neighbors sharing meals, mountain trips, and ongoing health updates.
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Marion Lewis
Peterson
Great Falls
Lewis
Nick Wellenstein
Christie Alice Swanson
Kathleen Sorenson
Christie Sorenson
Hoenchen
Chet Thomas
Joe Thomas
P. M. Campbell
Patty Campybell
W. H. Wellenstein
E. N. Davis
Fred Phillips
Wesley Sheble
Mountains
Ethel Reid
FE. W. Reid
John Pfeiffer
T.n Wesley Sheeble
W. P. Phillips
Talbert
Paul Briggs
Margaret Allison
Fullr
J. R. Jones
Betty Jones
Tony Reiss
Tacoma
Wash
Millie Arneson
A. Arneson
Morano
Arneson
Shelby
Mr. Arneson
B. N. Davis
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Pendroy
C. W. Boussard
Laraon
C. James Smith
B. A. Roll
Larson
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
Mozer Shoe Shop
Joe Mozer
Masager
Choteau Creamery
W. W. Smith
Chas G. Roberts
C. E. Stephens
J. H. Byler
State of Montana
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