Local Social Notes Round Farmington Choteau Area
Local social news covers visits and calls among residents including the Longmuirs Kerr dice, and Ewings. Notable items: Bishop Faber visit moved to May 14. Farmington school district meeting May 18 and Farmington election changes. various dinners, gatherings, and dances at the Ed White and Kerr homes. students and residents listed with names and relationships. hospital news Mary Gamble improving. Grace Reiding weekend with grandparents. Sunday school organized in Burton. baseball opening in Chateau. Holland's orchestra at barn dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Leroy
J. W. Kerr
Casper Peterson
Washington
A. J. Cowell
Tom Givens
Hannah Eckles
Longmuirs
Haley
Bishop Faber
Anna Wren
Kerr Ranch
James Drinkwine
Warren Kale
Kumnick
Dutton
Sam Huselid
Huselid
D. I. Jacobson
I. J. Hirshberg
Eva and
Lee
A. B. Guthrie
Little Jane
Longmuir
David Davidson
Mary Hanson
Levert Syse
Dan Lindseth
Oscar Eliason
Christ Lindseth
Marvin
Arthur
Jake Austad
Edith Germanson
Henry Davidson
Alfred Anderson
John Edwards
L. J. Otness
Mary Gamble
Nemar Clark
Rudolf Bremer
Fairfield
Henry Bremer
Schoppe
Equity
Farmington
Choteau
Gamble
Charles Otness
Lawrence Nasser
Clarence Carlson
Grace Reid
Keys
George Slanger
Anna Wien
Dan Wuindseth
iBiesun
Idaho
Sophia Lindseth
Hara Soa
Tallehanl
Pane Weerth
Edward Pier
Wate Pass
Haris
Trict
Great Falls
Burton School
John
Winnie Brolsma
Teton Slope
Charles M. Pierce
Chateau
Bailey
Forest Schnee
Bessie Kale
Harry van de Riet
Dena Brolsma
George Taylor
Paul Anderson
Ed. White Ranch
Holland
J. F. Moran
Reiding
Ed. White
Community Club Plans May Event at Farmers Hall
The Community Club promotes a big Farmers Hall event on Saturday May 6 at the hall. Meetings continue with Mrs BE Williams hosting on May 11 and Mrs Waterman addressing temperance topics in Collins. Social visits include locals from Great Falls and Chateau with several bus tours and Sunday games in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Hall
J. G. MacVicar
Great Falls
T. Y. Hayes
W. W. Meizel
Clofelter
Waterman
Collins
Farmers Hall
J. T. Moore
Chateau
Violet Lestrud
Mr. Moore
Fairfield
B. W. Graves
C. L. Genger
Adeline Genger
RB. I. Ames
Lucille Sturgeon
Choteau
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Towns
Collins items report trips to Great Falls by Mr B O Bay and Mr Curtis Wend with Mr Brown, Bay Bros. working with an Emerson tractor for Roy Billings, Mrs H Cory and Miss Agnes Anderson hosting a county social last week, and multiple entertaining visits. Mrs Moulton hosted the Ladies Aid on April 20 with strong attendance. Mrs Ira E Thompson hosted and family visits to Valier. Mrs A F Noreen joined daughter to Valier. Mr B O Bay ill last Sunday but improving. Marion Steves ill with a cold. Mrs J T Wilson returned from Missouri and Salt Lake trip. Chas Moulton made a business trip to Great Falls. temperance lecturer Reinhart gave an engaging talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. Bay
Great Falls
Curtis Wend
Mr. Brown
Bay Bros
Emerson
Roy Billings
H. Cory
Agnes Anderson
Ira E. Thompson
Chas. Moulton
Moulton
Little
Valier
Thompson
A. F. Noreen
Mrs. Harrington
Mrs. Noreen
Marion Steves
J. T. Wilson
Missouri
Salt Lake
Utah
Reinhart
Enriching Evening At School House With Speaker Reinhart
Last Friday evening at the school house Mr. Reinhart gave an excellent talk drawing a good turnout. The event raised 112 for Montana dry efforts, showing Collins support. The Bay home hosted Mr. and Mrs. E J Steves and the Edwards families. Snow hampered grounds but soon melted. Mrs. Chas Moulton improved after a brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhart
Montana
Collins
E. J. Steves
Edwards
B. O. Bay
Collings
Chas. Moulton
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Town
Agawam haze Simmons of Brady visited friends in Agawam on Sunday. Ross Houck of Chateau looked for a site to run a grocery and hardware store. Mrs Astra Hanson hosted the Norwegian Aid society Saturday afternoon. Milwaukee officials plan to drill a well on their town property soon. Mrs Gemar and Mrs Otto Schaefer were Conrad visitors Wednesday. Mrs Se D Pierce and children visited Mr and Mrs Ard Moore in Chateau Saturday. Mr and Mrs Henry Wiest welcomed a son born April 28. Mrs Reader is a Bynum visitor this week. Mr Reader and Mr Watson went to the mountains for a fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haze Simmons
Brady
Agawam
Ross Houck
Chateau
Astra Hanson
Norwegian Aid Society
Milwaukee
Gemar
Otto Schaefer
Conrad
Se. D. Pierce
Ard Moore
Henry Wiest
Glacier Park Community Notes and School Trustees Elected
Mrs Wim Dorington returned from a month near Chateau. Mr and Mrs E J Rogers spent Easter with Mr and Mrs L F Jefferson. District No 50 trustees elected: F A Grace Glacier Park J M Hyde and J Rogers Pike. Glacier Park Saddle Horse Co to consolidate with operators to form a single company. Thos Mullen of Nyack Mont attends farming interests in Lubec. J M Hyde of Lubec visited Great Falls this week returning Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Dorington
Chateau
E. J. Rogers
L. F. Jefferson
F. A. Grace
Glacier Park
J. M. Hyde
J. Rogers
Pike
Glacier National Park
Glacier Park Saddle Horse Co
Thos. Mullen
Nyack, Mont
Lubec
Great Falls
Woolgars Long Tour Demonstrates Value of Market Wool
The U S Department of Agriculture wool car toured from Livingston Montana on January 19 visiting over 50 towns in Montana Idaho Wyoming and Utah. It shows fleeces with grade shrinkage value branding packing and weaving to educate sheep men about market grades and profits through cooperative effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Livingston
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Colleges
Wool Car Demonstration Explains Fiber Qualities to Visitors
The display explains wool characteristics to visitors with help from the Department of Agriculture and cooperating agricultural colleges. Several western state colleges have requested visits, with dates and venues to be arranged if funding is secured for the next fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Colleges
Federal Department
Rural Credit Tricksters Prey On Farmers Subscribing To Stock
The department notes letters from farmers who bought stock in rural credit and cooperative companies. misrepresentations by agents misled subscribers about loan timing and responsibility. Readers are urged to read prospectuses and contracts carefully, verify protections for subscribers, consult competent advisors, and exercise caution before paying.
Notice of Estray Sale in Brady
An estray sale will be held at public auction in Brady on May 27 1916 for a bay horse age 12 branded on the left thigh weight about 1000 pounds found near Brady. W G Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Allen
Choteau
C. W. Twitchell
Mont
Martha Weyman
Bynum
Beaupre Hotel
Public Forum on ICC Role in Protecting Shippers and Railroads
Chas C Prouty argues that while the ICC was created to shield shippers from unreasonable rates, conditions now require the commission to ensure railroads receive fair returns. He compares the railways to public servants and notes private investment funds railroad growth, urging earnings justifying continued investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. C. Prouty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cooley
Commission
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England
Germany
France
Dr. Price
Teton County
Sa A &T
Glacier Park and Vicinity
Woolgar's
W. G. Allen
RED Barn Club
Choteau Howe. CO
Pure Paint Store
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R. M. Farrington
Ceteau
Josef Thorrud
Hirshberg
A. H. Gamble
Acantha
John Gleason
Rhode Island
W. E. Hall
J. W. Johnson
J. W. Cole
Rieckhoff Ranch
Hirshberg Bank
George Burrell
My C. Morgan
Inquire
A. E. Nett
Augusta, Mont
Maynard ‘ Genger
Duke McDonald
Chris S. Hanson
Plymouth Rock
Chas
Wilcox
Bob
Harvey Oil Co
Cleveland
Caie
Gilman
Oneerey
Maine
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