Country dance in Farmington community hall Saturday night
Want ads note a country dance at Farmington community hall this Saturday night. The event is one mile east and six miles north of Chateau with Rocky Mountain Ramblers providing music.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1949
Page
4
Want ads note a country dance at Farmington community hall this Saturday night. The event is one mile east and six miles north of Chateau with Rocky Mountain Ramblers providing music.
Classified notices list lawn mower sharpening at Taylor Motor Co Chateau ship of 9 and 12 ft Gleaner Baldwin combines Hughes Implement Co Fairfield sale of 12 ft plywood boat with Johnson motor 550 Buck at Pelletier Chevrolet Co 1941 Chevrolet sedan 895 Buck (Pelletier) Great Falls Montana dates noted March 1 to March 3 with buyers and contact names including Don Score Bill Wellenstein John Becker Walter Lemire and Mortimer Gulch deeded grounds near Sun River canyon with water access.
Howard S. Johnson of Dutton will marry Leora E. Neils of St. Paul Minnesota on Tuesday June 14 at First Methodist church of Dutton. Rev. Leon H. Johnson a relative will officiate. A reception follows at the Johnson home and the couple plan a Minnesota honeymoon before settling on a ranch near Aznee 26 miles northeast of Dutton.
The article notes how June blooms wilt when water supply can’t keep up with evaporation. Bacteria in room temperature water attack flower tissues, hindering water uptake and causing limp foliage and blossoms.
To extend vase life cut flowers early or late when stems are full of water. Use a sharp knife for angled cuts to maximize water uptake and prevent rest on the container bottom. Change water daily, remove submerged leaves, and use a wide dish for airflow. Flowers prefer shallow water. prefill stems in deep water before placing in shallow bowls.
Kodiak residents Pinnell and Tallifson killed an 1,800 pound brown bear near Olga Bay in Alaska. The skull is to be officially measured by Frank Beals, game agent at Kodiak, with records reported to the Boone and Crockett Club. Three rounds felled the bear, meat praised as good eating though coarse.
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