Garden week brings a flurry of local visits
Ear Mountain notes a busy period as residents engage in gardening. visits include Claude Lewis and family at Ward ranch, Emil Duerr in Great Falls, Arthur Wells visiting Stocker for his wife's operation, and many others at local ranches and clubs with social gatherings and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Lewis
Ward Ranch
Emil Duerr
Great Falls
Arthur Wells
Stocket
Gus Frazier
Deep Creek Ranch
John Godwin
Bill Frazier
Chateau
John
Deep Creek
Frank Salmond
Rebecca Lodge
J. C
Rena
Woman’s Club
Chas
Larance
Baby
Walter Streeter
Car Mountain Ranger Station
Miidays
Hirshberg
Lubee Station
J Im Young
Wilson Gray
John Lackey
Ray Lackey
St. A. Clearman
Gray Ranch
John Johnson
Young & Wells
Summer fallow grain in fine shape as rains boost yields
All grain on summer fallow is in good condition and prospects improve with current rain. Roy Inbody counts the days to the 21st and Mrs Edwards also looks forward to the same period, while a note praises wisdom in taking time to fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Inbody
Local notices and farm notes from Fairview community
The column mentions a Kansas trip, clothing gifts, and spending money for a woman. McLean planted about 100 shelterbelt trees, stressing hard work over legislation to improve prices. Illinois bankers value land at 795 per acre, Olaf Larson sells up his purchase, Fairview ladies send weekly news, and sympathy extends to Sidney Campbell. A rain dampens Collins events and church services with Rev Stony urged to attend.
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Kansas
McLean
Dutton
Olaf Larson
Fairview
Sidney Campbell
Collins
Stony
Farmington Notes from Local Ladies Aid Meeting
About a hundred attended the Ladies Aid meeting in Farmington last Wednesday at the hall. Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Nyhus served the lunch. The collection totaled 15. A number of Chateau visitors were present. Guy Seekins and family hosted relatives, with Guy named manager of the Rocky Mountain Elevator in Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
A. McGillus
Louis Hamilton
Roy Lackey
Belleview
Earl Yeager
Claude Lewis
James Peebles
H. Anderson
Nyhus
Chateau
Ben Seekins
Guy
Rocky Mountain
C. G. Passmore
Seekins
Smith’s
Alice Rahm
R. G. Thorn
Olive Seekins
J. B. Conner
Farmers’ Union
Guy Seekins
Cora
W. Smith
C. M. Swenson
Wm. Schwanbach
Spokane
Wash
Ruben Eastwood
Fairfield
Mrs. Lee
Dutton
Betsy Thorud
Community Church Schedules and Vacation School Plans
The First M. E. Church lists May 20 services at 10 30 for church school and 11 40 for morning worship with 8 00 baccalaureate at the high school. Beginning May 27 worship moves to 9 00. Farmington holds 3 15 Sunday service. Vacation school runs June 4 to June 29 for ages four to twelve with registration 1 00. Mothers Day observance urged.
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M. E. Church
Farmington
John H. Garden
United Church of Canada
Pincher Creek
Canada
Toronto
Earth
Heaven
Chateau Public School Closes for Graduation Friday
The Chateau Public School will close on Friday May 25 for graduation exercises. Students and staff will participate in ceremonies at the school grounds, with attendees from local families and the district honoring graduates.
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the Chateau
Eighth Grade Graduation Exercises at Chateau Public School
Pupils will hold graduation exercises in the Public school auditorium. The Chateau Public school thanks the Lions club for its donation to the activity fund. Standardized tests determine each pupil’s age and education level for future high school placement.
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Chateau Public School
Lions Club
Crop Conditions Promising In Northern Montana Tour
J M Power of Helena and J C Morgan of Power Morgan firm traveled from Chateau to Teton Pondora and Cascade counties to assess the spring agricultural outlook. Morgan reports conditions were excellent with wheat planting largely complete and winter wheat well advanced. About half of the winter wheat acreage was re planted this spring as they reached Great Falls after visiting Walier Conrad Dutton Fort Benton Highwood Geraldine and nearby farming districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Power
Helena
J. C. Morgan
Power-Morgan
Chateau
Teton
Pondora
Cascade
Mr. Morgan
Great Falls
Walier
Conrad
Dutton
Fort Benton
Highwood
Geraldine
J. C. Morgans Side Is Winner in Sundays Drive
Rain and cool weather limited turnout for a drive on predatory animals and birds. J. C. Morgans side led by Harrison Craig and H. B. Swanson posted a tabulation showing Morgan Curtis 167, Old Crow 62, Magpie eggs 79, Hawks 10, Owls 3, total 282 with 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Harrison Craig
H. B. Swanson
Rod and Gun Club
Morgan Curtis
Juniors Copps Off First in Inter Class Meet
The junior class at Teton County High School won first place in the inter class track meet held at the school athletic field last Thursday and Friday. Sophomores finished second and seniors third. The freshmen, though inexperienced, made a strong showing but finished last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Vinol Promises Quick Lift For Nervous People
An advertisement claims Vinol relieves nervous stomach distress and fatigue. It asserts the first bottle improves sleep and appetite, gives new life and pep, and suits easily tired people, mentioning iron, phosphates, cod liver peptone and a tasty formula. Choteau Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Duke
Choteau Drug Co
The Goose Hangs High junior class play praised
The Goose Hangs High junior class play drew a fair audience at the presentation.
For Sale One Share of Water in Co op Canal
For sale one share of water in Farmers Co operative Canal Co. cheap. Contact L J Otness. 50 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Co-Operative Canal Co
L. J. Otness
High School Players Impress In Auditorium Show
A high school play last night drew praise for merit and strong casting. Coach Miss Alva Larson and sponsor A. W. Johnson were credited for the effort as students Gordon Holmes Helen Nicholson Joel Edwards Obert Dale Mabel Caskey Virginia Eaton Mary Sulgerove Thomas Winner Everett Leech Ethel Morgan John Peterson Edith Conner and Frank Gordon starred. The school orchestra accompanied and a boys quartet performed between acts. John Peterson thanked the audience and presented tokens to Miss Larson and Mr. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Larson
A. W. Johnson
Gordon Holmes
Helen Nicholson
Joel Edwards
Obert Dale
Mabel Caskey
Virginia Eaton
Mary Sulgerove
Thomas Winner
Everett Leech
Ethel Morgan
John Peterson
Edith Connore
Frank Gordon
Miss Larson
Mr. Johnson
Progress of Air Mail Disclosed by Post Office Department
Air mail week highlights the Postal Bulletin’s recount of aerial mail progress from May 1918 to today. Pilots fly about 22 110 miles weekly carrying 5 700 pounds daily with plans to expand routes and reach nearly 30 000 miles daily by year end. A new air mail map shows Salt Lake to Great Falls route starting this spring.
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Post Office Department
Postal Bulletin
Washington
New York
Salt Lake
Great Falls
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Montana
Belle Isle
J.c.penney
Compass
Compass Reg
Penney CO
Dany
Marathon
Sarathon
J. C. Penney Co
He.s
Cingham
Kyber
Ey Ayber
U.S. Pat
Jackel Compact
Brand
Work Sox
Public School News
Power-Morgan Co
J. M. Greene
John Deere
Teton Implement Co
Beuscher
Gay Franklin
Phil I. Cole
W. L. Barrett
Mont
Ben Gordon
Bole
Chalmers
Helen Thompson
McDonald Block
A. D. Moir
P. O. Department
the Post Tavern
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