Fairfield Items Reflect Local Grange Activities and Visits
Greenfield Grange No. 52 held a Saturday meeting with about twenty five attendees. Two candidates received degrees and the next meeting is set for March 14 at 8 p.m. Residents and visitors from Fairfield and nearby towns attended events and trips to Great Falls Lowry Simms Sun River Chateau and Choteau.
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Greenfield Grange No. 52
Frank Young
Seth Martin
Great Falls
Buttler
Maude Davies
Mabel Zimmerman
Wm. Odenwald
Choteau
Fairfield
Mrd Zimmerman
Halluck
Fort Shaw
Ruth Young
Hannett
Grange Hall
Oscar Gaare
Hilda Gaare
Martin Oleson
W. W. Cole
Crittenden Home
Local Visitors and Daily Errands Reported
Mrs Udine returned home from Great Falls Monday. Mr and Mrs Jos Thorrud were Simms visitors Tuesday. Ed Johnson went to Limington Monday. Tomena Elsie Thorrud and Bertha Thorson visited Limington Friday. Lester Young visited Limington Monday. W J Crittenden hauled ice from Simms Tuesday. Mr Mott plans a blacksmith shop near Oscar Gaare's place ready this summer. Mr and Mrs Geo Carolus returned from Choteau. Martin Oleson and Hilda Gaare were Choteau callers Monday. Mr and Mrs W J Crittenden were
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Udine
Great Falls
Jos. Thorrud
Simms
Ed. Johnson
Limington
Tomena
Elsie Thorrud
Bertha Thorson
Lester Young
W. J. Crittenden
Mott
Oscar Gaare
Geo. Carolus
Choteau
Martin Oleson
Hilda Gaare
W. J
Bynum Happenings Signal Post Office Move and Local News
The Bynum community awaits a new post office as C A Franks is named postmaster and fixtures will arrive soon. Merchants debate Sunday business closure while Jack Maule relocates his blacksmith shop. Bank construction looms with a safe on site and Humble's lodging house progresses despite wind. Local dances, travels, and social visits keep residents connected.
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C. A. Franks
Bynum
Jack Maule
LeRoy Bruswen
Chateau
Theodore Zuisler
Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co
First St
Community Outing At Crane Residence Celebrates Hospitality
Liberty Center reports a general illness recovery with Mrs Adkinson still listed sick. Edith Luther who teaches at Brady visited the Garrett home and was warmly greeted by friends. A new table by Mr Lincoln decorates the Sunday school meeting house. Mr Wallace has walked 3% miles to attend every session. The Sunday school visited Mrs Crane Saturday with a Katchenjammer chorus announcing the crowd. A generous lunch followed with music by Luther Edwards and others. Mrs Snyder returned from Minneapolis. Mr Wilson suffers inflammatory rheumatism. In New York state roads spur graft warnings about radium stock. Huerta labeled an Indian and not a good one yet.
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Adkinson
Edith Luther
Brady
Garrett
Foster
Collins
Lincoln
Wallace
Crane
Merry Makers
Luther
Arthur Edwards
Schwert
Walter
Mrs. Crane
Leonard's Riding Academy Garments Go Wrong for Laughs
A riding master laments misfitting garments sent from Cuttum & Quick. Jim notes payment and contract terms as Leonard plots to get even. Mrs. Leonard ridicules the outfits and the tailor shop, leading to a finale where Leonard boasts of a clever prank.
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Jim
Cuttum & Quick
Leonard
Dia
Alaska Fisheries Boomed by Vast Grounds and Big Profits
The article notes Alaska’s fishing grounds span over 2000 miles along coasts and rivers with 18000 men employed in harvesting salmon halibut and herring and canning or storing them. It estimates $185 million in fish value since statehood, with ten vessels yielding 7.708 million pounds in one year.
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Alaskan
Alaska
Lealie’a
Limington Ladies' Aid Meeting Report
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Ty. Hayes on Thursday Feb 26 with eight ladies present. The group meets every two weeks. Services are held weekly by Rev. C. M. Daley of Great Falls at the St Anthony Oak Lumbr Co office. Sunday school precedes services. Mr. McKenzie of Walier was in town Monday for business matters.
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Ty. Hayes
C. M. Daley
Great Falls
St. Anthony & Oak
Lumbr Co
McKenzie
Walier
Must Change to Meet Times in Law Interpretation
A fragmentary passage argues that uncertainty is intrinsic to law and cannot be fully captured by codes. It cites Napoleon’s remark on the Code Napoleon and defends recognizing multiple sources of law beyond statutes and precedent. The piece urges judges to understand their role without overreaching as lawgivers.
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Napoleon
Arthur L. Corbin
Yabe
Sketcher Finds Bread Help From Generous Rhode Island Host
Ralph Perkins, on a sketching tour, pauses at a rustic Rhode Island barn. He loses his rubber eraser and asks the farmer's wife for dry bread to erase an error. She invites him into the kitchen, offers fresh buttered bread, and refuses to let anyone leave hungry.
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Ralph Perkins
Rhode Island
Lippincott’s
Individual and Group Need Each Other
A Congregationalist quote argues the growth of group life does not lessen the worth of the individual. A businessman recalls a request for a man to lead a large group at a ministerial salary level, stressing the mutual necessity of both entities. The proper link between the two is and, not or.
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Congregationalist
Forest Notes on New York Report and Pacific Coast Forestry
New York publishes a detailed wood report noting industry use. Canada forms forest engineers society led by Dr. B E Fernow of Toronto with F W H Jacombe of Ottawa as secretary. Washington and Oregon lead private forest protection among Pacific states. California lags. Quicksilver mines may boost demand for cordwood and timber on the Tonto National Forest Arizona. Greenhouse and box makers seek Cypress waste for box cleats. Lodgepole pine seeds germinate after snowmelt in southern Idaho with up to 60 tiny trees per square foot, though a dry summer felled many without brush or log shelter.
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New York
Canada
Society of Forest Engineers
B.E. Fernow
Toronto
F. W. H. Jacombe
Ottawa
Pacific Coast
Washington
Oregon
California
Tonto National Forest
Arizona
Idaho
Seville Still Has Carmens in a Tobacco Factory
From Royal Spain of Today by Mrs. Tryphouse Bates Batcheller, the article recalls a vast two story Baroque tobacco factory on Calle de San Fernando. It notes a portal with Columbus and Cortes busts and imagines 5 000 Carmens dressed in mantillas working there. Suggests Don Jose might be drawn to the Cigaretas near the artillery barracks.
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Calle de San Fernando
Royal
Spain
Tryphou
Bates-Batcheller
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