Farmington Social Notes and Arrivals
Farmington items report arrivals and visits including Lars Llorge from Norway planning to settle here. Mrs. GC HH Schriner stayed with sister Mrs. Pp. J. Cole in Chateau. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Skonseth of Collins on April 20. Local crews clean Burton and Farmers ditches as residents travel and visit across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Llorge
Iver
Lars Nasset
Norway
HH. Schriner
Chateau
Pp. J. Cole
Tom Sknsette
Collins
Howard Linseth
Burton
Elsie Sanders
Chas. Pierce
Waynild’s
H. A. Holm
Choteau
Agnes Suatre
Harry Smith
Grenary Walls
Wagnild Ranch
Clara Davidson
Farmington
Bertha Davidson
Wagnild
I. D. Pierce
Gilman
Cascade Teacher Guest at Sully Home Dinner
Collins Items Miss firehammer the new Cascade teacher attended a Wednesday dinner at the Sully home. Mrs J T Wilson drove to Choteau on business Saturday. Mrs Joster and Mrs Verge passed in Choteau last week. Billing couple moved from Waterman ranch to leased H K Ferris ranch. Deena Waterman returns to operate steam plow at Ferris ranch after winter in Minneapolis. Dr Wilson Peyton arrives from St Louis with Andersons who will reside on Peyton ranch. Peyton plans a Montana summer. Towers hosts a birthday party for daughter Helen with darkened room and hand painted doll favors. Wenchs host dinner Sunday. Moser Thompson Steves families and Marion join. Eureka Mont. resident Fleming to arrive this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Peyton
St. Louis
Wench
Moser
Thompson
Merth
Laurence
Steves
Marion
Jackson Fleming
Eureka
Mont
Residence Established Near Collins
A homes leader near Collins is noted as establishing residence in the area. The incident appears in local records, with no further details on dates or individuals provided.
Liberty Center Social Notes Highlight Local Visits Illnesses
Liberty Center notes report Charles Heighton ill with pneumonia at Graves ranch. Mrs. Foster on sick list. Mrs. Henry Bremmer and Marguerite at Great Falls. Minnie Herbstheimer filed on Eden 80 for a new homestead. several residents visit Brady or Great Falls. groups share meals at Garrett home and with Arthur Edwards ranch staff. new manager Stanley De Frate at Arthur Edwards ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Heighton
Graves Ranch
Schwert
Brady
H. R. Thompson
Arthur Edwards
Chateau
Foster
Henry Hansen
Fairview
Henry Bremmer
the Falls
Miss Reynolds
Demonstrations Strain New York Police Across City
In New York on May 4 hundreds of thousands gathered and dispersed amid Socialist, IWW, Anarchist, and anti Rockefeller protests. A 10 000 strong crowd jammed Union Square where police used flying wedges to clear the area injuring several. Upton Sinclair was freed after fines paid and resumed picketing at 26 Broadway as the “free silence” movement, centered on Rockefeller policy in Colorado, continued. Rockefeller stayed hidden at Pocantico Hills as unrest persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Industrial Workers of the World
Union Square
John D. Rockefeller
Colorado
Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Westchester County
Death and Anti American Turmoil At Mexican Refugee Crisis
In San Diego on May 4, 259 refugees from Mexico arrived aboard the German steamer Marie from Manzanillo. Anti American sentiment ran high as Mexicans attacked symbols of the United States, attacked Americans, and threats of assassination circulated. Refugees reported shootings, flag desecration, and dynamite threats at the wharf while guards and consular aid aided evacuees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Mexico
Marie
Manzanillo
Guadalajara
Colima
Caliuma
Antonio del Gadillo
H. S. Percy
Los Angeles
Percy
Red Cross
Dushing
United States
National Burial Planned for Vera Cruz Casualties
Sailors and marines killed during the Vera Cruz occupation will receive national funeral services on the Montana arrival in New York the Navy Department announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vera Cruz
Montana
New York
Navy Department
School Trustees Adopt Clerk War rant Record Book
School trustees urge orders for a ten year Clerk's Warrant Record Book to simplify annual reports. The blank book includes minutes receipts expenditures census roll trustees' and teachers' reports text book and library records and bonds issued. Price five dollars and orders should go through the county superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davee
1914 Hunting and Fishing Licenses Issued
Licenses for 1914 are out and expire April 30. The game warden will issue citizen licenses only to actual citizens. Those who declared intent to become citizens are now treated as aliens and must pay $5.00.
Wallenstein and Jungers Tie At Sacred Hearts Cathedral
William Wallenstein of Bonanza Idaho and Miss Lucille Jungers of Helena were married at the Cathedral of Sacred Hearts with Monsignor Victor Day officiating. The couple, after a breakfast at Weiss cafe, plan a honeymoon in Salt Lake City before settling in Bonanza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wallenstein
John Wallenstein
Conrad
Helena
Wallenstein
Bonanza
Idaho
Lucille ‘Jungers
Peter Jungers
Cathedral of Sacred Hearts
Victor Day
Annie Jungers
Weiss Cafe
Salt Lake City
Washington Hosts Two Distinguished Americans
Washington now boasts two renowned residents Walter Johnson and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson who previously lived in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Walter Johnson
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
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St. Anthony & Dakota Elevator Co
Thos
Hayes
Limington, Montana
M. Bairier
Limington
R. Kk. Gusseck
Teton County
Liberty Center
U. S
Hunting and Fishing Licenses
SKC
Cela Tila
Gaiaagi
E.j.roberson & Co
William Wallenstein
A. H. Gamble, Choteau
Chester
F. W. Smith
Bynum
Verna Martin
Cgc. F. Green
Berkshire
J. A. Barkhoft
Simms
Wastro
Kerr & Hanson
Farmington, Mont
A. Steensma
Chateau, Mort
D. S
Blackleaf
Ballard, Chateau
Acantha Office
E. J. Roberson
J. Twiggs
K. C. Langbell
The
Chateau Hardware Co
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