Farmington Notes On Local Co operative Congress Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Kerr returned from Great Falls where they attended the Co operative congress and reported an enjoyable time. The legislature passed a terminal elevator bill pleasing farmers with Minneapolis grain prices and Equity activity continued with meetings in Farmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kerr
Great Falls
Co-operative Congress
Minneapolis
Thos. Larson
Senate
Old Teton
Stewart
McDowell
Tommy
Hol. Leroy
Deep Creek
Allan Gamble
Little Roger Gamble
Lawrence Nasselt
Chateau Hospital
Helen Binford
Nerady Lindseth
East End
John Roor
Jack Merr
Jaleo Ofness
Varl Tarnson
CO Lindseth
Alilwaukee
C. Rogers and Son
Fairfield District Creates Southeast Portion Centering Fairfield
A new school district formed from district No 21 covers the southeast part of the old district, reaches to Sunriver, and includes Fairfield. The Power Morgan building nears completion with Mar Woods named manager. Community hall dances are postponed due to deep snow and bad roads. Local clubs plan a March 16 banquet for Commercial club members and wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunriver
Fairfield
Power-Morgan
Mar! Woods
Community Hall
W. J. Crittenden
Great Falls
Ladies’ Civic Club
Commercial Club
Paul
Chateau
Halladay
M. Genger
Harold
Elmer Genger
Ready cut building arrives for Slanger home park project
The ready cut building for the Slanger home to be erected on Park to Park Road arrived at Koys Saturday. Jack Kerr Morris Magnus George Slanger and two sons helped haul it. Several local residents visited relatives and attended community events over the weekend including a dance at Agawam. Mrs. Austad is ill and Oscar Reickum is on the sick list. Weather forecasts could not be obtained from Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slanger
Park Road
Koys
Jack Kerr
Morris Magnus
George Slanger
Emily Carlson
Carl Carlson
Pete Otness
Mirs
Lucas Larson
Woman's Auxiliary
J. W. Kerr
Anna Austad
la Grippe
Henry Davidson
Agawam
Oscar Reickum
Great Falls
Yelte Bakker
Farmington
Lauris Otness
Schuler Carson
Chateau
L. J. Otness
Land Sale on Porter Bench and Local Social Notes
Lob Scanlan sold his dry land farm on Porter bench to neighbors Mr. McDonald and son for about 35 dollars. Glen Pierce traveled to Chateau Tuesday for dental work. A Milwaukee company drains water from the elevator. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Nelson honeymooned two weeks in Idaho. Otto Waynild couple attended a dance after visiting from Chateau. Fred Reader visited Bynum Monday. Emma Roylland of Bynum stayed with Myra Pierce last week. Gus Hanson returned from Great Falls. La Verne hotel dance drew a large crowd. Charles Suiste anticipates a Chinook to melt snow. A new car arrived in Chateau with several ladies awaiting rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lob Scanlan
Porter Bench
Fred Reader
Bynum
Emma Roylland
Myra Pierce
Gus Hanson
Great Falls
la Verne
Charles Suiste
Chateau
Liberty Center News Round Four Notes and Visitors
Absent from Liberty Center School Monday were Elizabeth McLain and Arthur Wiest due to illness. A new book case arrived at the schoolhouse. Mrs. Nick Bitz and Mrs. Frank Be Jar visited Agawam Saturday. The Tatman Melean families and Mrs. Bitz shared Sunday dinner with the Belars. Letters from Mr. Bitz mention Kansas netting on Wortan and an expected visit by midmonth. The Tatman family traveled to Chateau Friday. A pleasant dancing party hosted by Mrs. Fornliest Monday evening featured refreshments at ten and a moonlit send off. Herman Husinga did business in Chateau last Saturday. Purchasers of the Verge and Johnson ranches arrived from Washington and hopes to meet them when roads improve. I. N. Caskey family now ranch established. Liberty Center to become a show spot of Montana as tractors and vehicles arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatman
Elizabeth McLain
Arthur Wiest
Nick Bitz
Frank Be Jar
Agawam
Melean
Washington
Liberty Center
I. N. Caskey
Montala
Local notices and moves among Trade Lakes residents
Eimer Branden-Lerg starts as chore boy and finds the work interesting. J Williams buys a Chatham fanning mill. Axel Lindberg and family return home after a stay near Trade Lakes. Itty Huidekoper visits Janszen home to help celebrate March 3 birthday. Mrs Huidekoper, Clara, and Little Peter join. Axel Larson hauls lumber to build a barn. Maude, Cecil Williams, and Margarite Jones visit near Cleiv. John O'Siad finishes Martin Gronberg barn and begins one for Henry Hanson. Adrian, Dina, and Mrs J Johanns visit Chateau. Steensma travels to Idaho and Oregon to view land. G W Janszen accompanies to Great Falls. John Jenson starts work at Monteello ranch. Ernest Sandberg returns from Great Falls to spend Sunday with mother. Church services will be in Bole by Rev. Hannett of Square Butte next Sunday March 11. Misses Klein and Smitt visit Johanns home Sunday. Mrs Dave Blanksma ill with la grippe. Axel Lindberg and John Jensen visit Chateau Friday. Arthur and Walter Johnson visit Sandberg home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eimer Branden- Lerg
J. Wiliams
Chatham
Axel Lindberg
Trade Lakes
Wisconsin
Itty Huidekoper
Marie Janszen
Sehoa O
J. Johanns
Mr. Steensma
Idaho
Oregon
G. W. Janszen
Great Falls
John Jenson
Montecello Ranch
Ernest Sandberg
Bole
Hlannett
Square Butte
Community Roundup From Great Falls Area
Ole Klein and Melvin Landsverk visited Great Falls for a couple of days. The Thompson family returned home after three months in Minnesota North Dakota. Several locals made short trips to nearby towns for business and visits. A new boy born February 27 brought smiles to Henry Ness. A mishap near a well caused a minor head cut to Melvin Landsverg during yard work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Gronberg
Henry Ness
Paul Tweet
Clsio
Chateau
Mehin Landsverg
Melvin
Local notes from Collins Items recount community updates
The Collins Items column reports last Friday’s equity meeting at the school house,Miss Agnes Anderson former Benett housekeeper at Great Falls,Mr and Mrs Ira B E Thompson enjoyed three days at the Rainbow hotel in Great Falls during the Rogers Templeton convention, the Wilsons and their baby spent winter in Great Falls before returning to their ranch, the Hulls and daughter drove to Chateau Thursday, Mrs E J Steves bedbound with tonsillitis for two weeks, and Verne Steves visiting his brother Tart with possible permanent settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seton
Rainbow Hotel
Judge Mahoney
Wisconsin
Kk. Kelley
South Dakota
J. W. Kerr
Farmington
Frank Buzzell
Conrad
J. M. Anderson
St. Paul
Equity
Olaf Norseth
J. W. Serr
Olaforsth
B. B. Rogers
Billy O'Neal
Porter Bench
William Chalmers
Billy O’neil
Jas. Drinkwine
L. J
J. J. Otness
Helma Lindseth
Brady
J. W.err
Truchot & Malone
Larry van de Riet
Guy Wale
Agnes Anderson
Benett
Great Falls
Ira B E. Thompson
Owen Wilson
Alvin C. Hull
Chateau
E. J. Steves
Verne Steves
Tart
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Gopher
Mr. Gopher
Choteau Drug Company
Teton County
Arthur Davidson
Floyd Clark
Big Sandy
Delmer Clark
Iome
Martin Hanson
Tanson
Davidson
Ace
Simimons
Herond
Simmons
Choteau Hardware
Igh
T. L. Bench
R. C. Rhode Island
W. D. Luther
Choteau
Mont
Acantha
R. Sturgeon
Montana
Ho Ganong
May Ranch
Geo. Sabados
Ole Klein
Melvin Landsverk
Halvor Thompson
Elia
Minnesota
North Dakota
H. B. Hanson
Taller Hanson
Harry A. Hanson
John Olstad
Ole Olson
Mary Skara
Cleiv
Albert Hanson
Hilbert
Andrew Munson
Andy Gilbertson
Andrew
H. W. Bateman
Farrow
Chester
H. L. Stafford
Iowana Ranch
Hirshberg Brothers
Bankers
Cal Binford
Chris. Filtenberg
Dutton
Chas. Davis
Bob
Oliver Typewriter
P. O. Box
Cowgill
J. M. Weaver
A. B. Strocker
N. Whitacre
John Bouma
H. P. International Tractor
Buffalo Pitts
Towana Ranch
Cowsill Addition
Geraldine
Rhoads & Bateman
Porter Beach
Lillian KF. Alspaugh
Otto Waddell
Dupuyer
Moantana
E. H W. Gancne
Dole
Larson
Jos. Devanleau
District Court of the United States
District of Montana
John Kaimpnar
John Kampnar
Missoula
Geo. M. Bourquin
Geo. W. Sproule
H. H. Walker
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