Cancer Claims Wyoming Man at Chateau Hospital
George T. Thayer of Meeteetse Wyoming died Friday morning at Chateau hospital from stomach cancer after years of illness. His mother Mrs Alice Thayer and his son William were at his side. Thayer had used the name Smith and only learned his true identity when his condition grew critical. He had been in Teton county since July and previously ran in Meeteetse trucking and mail routes before changing work for health reasons. Born April 7 1876 in Cedar Vale Kansas he was past 54 and survived by relatives including his mother wife and six children. body shipped to Cody then Meeteetse with funeral arrangements by Charles G Roberts.
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George T. Thayer
Meeteetse
Wyo
Chateau Hospital
Alice Thayer
William
Wyoming
Teton County
Bynum
Smith
Thayer
Cedar Vale
Kansas
Cody
Charles G. Roberts
Nominating Petitions Circulated For City Aldermen Race
Nominating petitions circulated this week place W. G. Bloomdahl and Henry Robison on the Republican ballot for aldermen in the annual city election on April 6. Democratic filings were not yet made by Wednesday afternoon. Filing closes at 6 tonight, with five percent of electors needed on petitions. retiring alderman C. H. Malcolm in ward 1 had not filed. Bloomdahl aims for ward 1. Robison aims for ward 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Bloomdahl
Henry Robison
C. H. Malcolm
Mr. Robison
Catholic Services Mass Schedule This Sunday
Mass times listed for Chateau at 9, Augusta at 11, Power at 9, Dutton at 11. No mass at Bynum. Palms distributed at the masses.
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Chateau
Augusta
Power
Dutton
Bynum
Big Bole Dance Set for Saturday March 28
Twenty women from Bole attended a county club meeting at Pendray Tinseaay. Miss H E Cushman poultry specialist from Montana State College will speak Friday March 27 at 1 pm. Victor Wiseman loaded a car of wheat this week. Master Dee David Smith spent Monday with cousins. Art Tesch treated wheat for farmers. One hundred fifty attended a farmers union social at Bose hall with a program by teachers and a skit. Lunch and dancing followed. Another meeting is planned for Friday April 17. The farmers union meets again Wednesday April 1.
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Bole
Pendray Tinseaay
H. E. Cushman
Montana State College
Victor Wiseman
Dee David Smith
Donna Faye
Anna Lee Dauwalder
Art Tesch
Farmers’ Union
Bose Hall
D. B. Standish
Ernest Dale
Myles Standish
Dividend Notice From Minnesota Northern Power Company
The board declares the regular quarterly dividend of 1.75 per share on the outstanding 7 percent preferred stock 1.50 per share on the 6 percent preferred stock and 0.15 per share on the common stock payable April 1 1931 to stockholders of record at close of business March 14 1931.
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Minnesota Northern Power Co
Minnesota Northern Power Company
Local residents visit ranches and homes this Sunday
H H Jones with John and James Fits Patrick Pete and Albert Den Boer and James Pulver motored to the Connor and Lathrop ranches near the foot hills Sunday. Mrs Genevieve Sprinkle visited Elsie Jones Monday and with her mother Mrs Mary Patterson were Sunday visitors. Children in the area have been exposed to whooping cough and a loud time is expected. Mrs Elsie Jones spent days visiting and sewing with Mrs Sprinkle and her mother. Art Pierson and Ralph McCumber called at the H E Passmore ranch Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Jones
John
James Fits- Patrick
Pete
Albert den Boer
James Pulver
Connor & Lathrop
Genevieve Sprinkle
Elsie Jones
Mary Patterson
Abert den Boer
A. G. Roberts
Bynum News Briefs Highlight Births Accidents and Social Events
A 7 percent Ib son was born Thursday March 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Slim Gerome at Chateau hospital with the mother reported doing well. Friday evening a car belonging to Martin Anderson hit a train at a crossing north of town. three men aboard escaped injury. The opening dance Thursday night March 20 at the new hall drew a large crowd with Tennant's orchestra. Mrs. Reed Swenson hosted a candy pull Sunday night with several couples attending. Mrs. John E. Lee returned from Great Falls where her husband is in the hospital and improving. C. V. Lilenquist visited from the Falls for church. About 20 Bynum ladies attended a Home Demonstration club party at Pendray March 19. Robert L. Gordon spent Monday at his Fairfield home, returning to Bynum Tuesday. Miss Lucile Lee cared for ranch duties while parents were in the Falls and plans to resume school this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slim Gerome
Gerome
Chateau Hospital
Martin Anderson
New Hall
Tennant
Reed Swenson
Dell Green
Len Allred
Zen Allred
Eddie Hansen
Roy Handberg
Smoot Rowley
John E. Lee
Great Falls
Lee
C. V. Lilenquist
Falls
Bynum
Home Demonstration Club
Pendray
Robert L. Gordon
Fairfield
Lucile Lee
the Falls
Community Guests And Local Visits In The Area
Views From Highview reports DenBoer and son visiting Mrs Elsie Jones on Thursday. Mr and Mrs William Thomas cleaned the schoolhouse on Saturday. Mrs Cleve Loney substituted for Miss Ogordon during her absence. H E Passmore and children visited Farmington Saturday. Roy Moye delivered batteries and pelts to Great Falls Friday and returned Saturday. H H Jones overnight guest with Frank Leech on Thursday. John Matchett and family from Dupuyer visited the Thomas family Saturday afternoon. Mrs Joe Thomas was an overnight guest with the Thomas family. Mrs Robert Sheppard rode to Dupuyer Monday. Cleve Loney and sons Laurie and Ross motored to Conrad Monday. The Williams Thomases visited their brother Herbert Monday. he is confined with inflammatory rheumatism. Jay Gitchell and children spent Sunday with Roy Estes. Elsie Jones substituted all week for Esther Ogordon.
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DenBoer
Elsie Jones
Wm. Thomas
Cleve Loney
Herbert
Jay Gitchell
Roy Estes
Esther Ogordon
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City
Montana
Swift & CO
Swift
Quick Arrow
Florida
Jersey
Ial
Sasanson
Ereceees
Hirshberg’s
Hirshbergs
Kuppenheimer Clothes
Highview
Hannan
Ryo Testes
Gent Arcontansing
Deodora
Efi
Bete
USA
Rexall
Teton Drug Company
Ford
Firestone
L. E. Taylor Garage
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