Havre Schools Head State Superintendent Ballot Quiet
Democratic aspirants with campaigns include Sam W. Teagarden of Denton for U S senator Byron Cooney of Butte for the first district congressman and Peter Kelley of Butte for state auditor as the casting tourney proceeds in Havre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ent
Schools
Havre
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Sam W. Teagarden
Denton
United States
Byron Cooney
Butte
Peter Kelley
Emigration Plans From St. Ignatius Area Reported
J. R. Blakeslee and Harry Miller plan to depart for the Plathead country around the 20th or 25th of this month after buying land near St. Ignatius. They will ship livestock and goods in an emigrant car, with Robert English also expected to move there soon. A baby girl weighing 10 pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Joe Von Bolcom on Saturday at the Chateau hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Blakeslee
Harry Miller
Plathead
St. Ignatius
Robert English
Joe von Bolcom
Chateau Hospital
Community dances and meetings fill weekend in local area
Mr and Mrs Arthur Johnson and Walter Johnson visited Chateau last Thursday. A dance Saturday drew representatives from nearby communities. About fifty residents met Wednesday for a sing fest and to organize a farm bureau with Dan Standish elected president and Clarence Bjork secretary. Next meeting set for March 21. Several locals attended a tractor school in Dutton. Mrs Hane visited from Simms, joined by her sister Mrs Ed Halberg. Irene Duwalder and infant visited Chateau. Edmond Bammel hosted 18 children for his 6th birthday at Dale school. Woman's club met with Miss Elnor Hane serving. next meeting March 15. Gunther's syncopators to perform Saturday night. Others attended Farm Bureau in Choteau. basketball game in Choteau noted. Several local residents visited Choteau Tuesday evening and Chateau Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Johnson
Walter Johnson
Chateau
Bob Clarkson
Dan Standish
Clarence Bjork
Dutton
Joe Walkington
Lyle
Miles
Walter Duwalder
Earl Zimmerman
Hane
Simms
Ed. Halberg
Irene Duwalder
Geo. Caldwell
Fairfield
Zimmerman House
Edmond Bammel
Dale School
Ed. Bammel
John Zimmerman
Earl
Fairfield to Stage Home Talent Play Poor Father
Fairfield plans a three act comedy farce Poor Father to be staged Friday March 16 with a strong local cast. Proceeds support Fairfield schools and Tennant's Orchestra will provide music plus a post show dance. Characters include William Tompkins Harold Caldwell Sidney Dummel and Mary Tompkins with a French maid Vivian Laramie and other roles.
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Fairfield
Earl Halladay
Chateau
Project Town
Fairfield Woman's Club
Holladay
Tennant
William Tompkins
Clifford Tompkins
Harold Caldwell
Sidney Dummel
George Washington Brown
Sergeant O'Connor
Police
Mary Tompkins
Gladys
Bessie
Caroline
Marie
Vivian Laramie
First M E Church Sunday Services March 11 1928
Sunday events at First M E Church Great Falls include Church School 10 30 a m Morning Worship 11 40 a m Guthrie to speak Upworth League 6 30 p m Evening Service 7 30 with Mr Edwards in charge An Epworth League luncheon at 5 30 and rally at 6 30 Invite young people to attend Dr Lilly of Rapids Iowa to speak at 7 30 at First Church Great Falls Contact Vera Seekins Velma Edwards Burt Wells or William Olson if you can host an extra person
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Upworth League
Edwards
Great Falls
Epworth League
Lilly
Rapids
Iowa
First Church
Vera Seekins
Velma Edwards
Burt Wells
Wm. Olson
Republican filings for Montana offices listed
Among filings to date in the Republican fold, A. Foot seeks re-election as attorney general. George P. Porter aims for re-election as state auditor. J. Ward Crosby runs for re-election as clerk of the supreme court. W. E. Harmon seeks re-election as state treasurer. Frank Crone of Hamilton runs for secretary of state. S. C. Ford of Great Falls seeks associate justice of the supreme court. Elmer F. E. Esseltyne of Fromberg runs for state treasurer. Elizabeth Ireland named city superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL. A. Foot
George TP. Porter
J. Ward Crosby
W. EE. Harmon
Frank Crone
Hamilton
S. C. Ford
Great Falls
Supreme Court
Elmer FE. Esseltyne
Fromberg
Elizabeth Ireland
Farmington Sunday School Meet Next Sunday at Hall
The notice invites residents to attend Sunday school at the hall in Farmington at 10 a m next Sunday March 11.
Literary club meeting and social events tied to March 16
The literary will reconvene Friday evening March 16 with a program committee of Mrs Ziemer P J Otness and August Kleber and a lunch committee including Mrs Conner Mrs John Depner Mrs Edwards Mrs Schwanbeck Mrs Ernest Arnsmeyer and Mrs Seekins. An old time dance with Austad s orchestra is planned for next Saturday with a prize for the oldest couple on the floor. Joel Otness and family are visiting Hitchcock s in Carter Montana while Joe Slanger wed Bessie Whelan in Helena. Various local residents visited, dined with C A Peterson in Chateau last Sunday, and several couples traveled to Great Falls. The Ladies Aid Lutefish supper will be served at the Norwegian Lutheran church Friday March 16 with meat available for non fish eaters. Bill Breere moved to Great Falls and Chas Pierce and Emil Arnsmeyer went to Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziemer
P. J. Otness
August Kleber
Conner
John Depner
Edwards
Schwanbeck
Ernest Arnsmeyer
Seekins
Austad
Joel Otness
Hitchcock’s
Carter
Montana
Great Falls
Helena
Joe Slanger
Bessie Whelan
J. B. Conner
R. Anderson
Ted Anderson
John Edwards
Edwin Anderson
Hilda Anderson
Miss Schaffroth
C. A. Peterson
Chateau
Mabel Merrick
L. J. Otness
Ladies Aid
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Bill Breere
Chas. Pierce
Emil Arnsmeyer
Conrad
Ladies Aid meeting and local notes prompt March 15 gathering
A busy notes page records a Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs McDuf sie with March 15 at Mrs Fornfeist. Mrs Henry Bremer reports benefit from recent treatment after returning from Great Falls. Tractor school in Dutton drew many locals. Jim earns praise for faith in Montana and wheat output. Jack O Keefe sold cattle to Mr Colebrook and bought a John Deere tractor. Miles Avrill lost two litters of pigs. The Babsts returned to the Falls. The opera Folderol impressed, with Miss Carroll praised and Wypper spotting talent in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Jack O’keefe
Mr. Colebrook
John Deere
Miles Avrill
John Babst
Falls
Folderol
Miss Carroll
Pendroy Community Happenings Include Sale and Parties
The Ladies Aid held a successful Saturday food sale and lunch with thanks for donations and help. A card party Sunday entertained the Larsons. guests included H Swanson Mutz Earls families. Russel Philips hosted about 15 friends for his 12th birthday Friday. A dance with Tennant's orchestra from Choteau is planned for Saturday night at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larsons
H. Swansons
J. Swansons
Mutz
Wm. Earls
H. Swanson
Jones
Brown
Jones Ranch
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van Camp
Atwater Kent Radios
Bole
M. E. Church
Hannan
Farmington
CAFE
E. J. Berven
Choteau
Pendroy
James Sheeble
Elmo Phillips
Howard Darling
Chotensu
Kyle Jones
Sheer Georgettes
of New
Auuirshbergs
Texaco
Thuban
Teton Service Company
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