Local social and school notes fill Sun River area
Miss Maude Davies closes beach school for summer. Grange hosts a well attended social dance. Alma Zimerman and brother Earl attend an Alumni banquet in Choteau. Martin Oleson and Silda Garre wed at Great Falls and return to Fairfield. multiple local residents visit Great Falls Choteau and Simms for events, weddings, examinations, and visits.
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Maude Davies
Sun River
Alma Zimerman
Earl
Choteau
Mr. Jones
Simms
Fairfield
V. Vance
Spring Valley
Norwegian Luthern Church
Great Falls
Silda Garre
Perely, Minn
Martin Oleson
Mr. Oleson
Limington community gathers for socials and sports
Limington notes a Dorcas society meeting at Mrs. Walkington’s with a June 4 gathering planned at Mrs. Hayes’s. A grand ball May 30 at Grange hall with supper at Jackson hotel draws crowds. Local visits, a friendly baseball match with Fairfield, and upcoming dances highlight community life.
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Dorcas Society
Liberty Center Local News Briefs
Mrs Arthur Edwards remains ill and in care at Chateau vii Mentav. John Moore deputy game warden passed through The Center on official business. Jewell prepares to break 50 acres for winter oats with a gasoline plow outfit. Caskey installs pumping plant ready to divert Muddy creek across life land. Mrs F C Garrett taken to Great Falls hospital for surgical treatment. Mr Charles Crane lost a valuable horse. Walter Edwards recovering after illness. Herbedheimer returned to the Falls. Sunday school moved to 11 a m with two new members. Brother Van back to his homestead for breaking. Miss Reynolds and Grandma Garrett shopped at Chateau last Monday. Mrs Adkinson visited parents Mr and Mrs W Is Kale. Herman Sehnert the orchestra leader back painting at Agawam. Better start earlier next time Herman it must feel terrible to be lost.
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Jim Baker
Great Falls
C. H. Nelson
Sioux City
Jackson Hotel
Limington
Nelson
Elmer Gengler
Power
Roy Pilling
Conrad
Nick Baatz
Fairfield
Mr. Wallace
Tom Hayes
Dutton
Arthur Edwards
Chateau vii Mentav
John Moore
Jewell
Caskey
Life Land
Herbedheimer
Falls
Bro. van
Miss Reynolds
Gradma Garrett
Adkinson
W.is. Kale
Herman Sehnert
Agawam
Herman
Quarantine Lifting for Scab in Montana Wyoming Texas
The Secretary of Agriculture issued order releasing cattle from scab quarantine on June 1 1914. The freed areas include all of Montana plus parts of Wyoming and Texas. Texas counties Moore Potter Randall Deaf Smith Swisher Terry Dawson Crosby Kleberg and part of Palmer county north of the Pecos and Northern Texas Railway. Wyoming Natrona County also released.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Montana
Wyoming
Texas
Moore, Potter, Randall
Deaf Smith
Swisher, Terry, Dawson, Crosby
Kleberg
Palmer County
Pecos & Northern Texas Railway
Natrona
Lost horse near Farmington with branding and injury
Strayed from pasture two miles north of Farmington a black six year old mare or gelding with a star on the forehead, left shoulder brand, split left front leg, heavy mane and tail about 16 hands high. Liberal reward offered. Notify Harry Metz Farmington or Chas Metz Chateau May 20, 1911.
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Farmington
Harry Metz
Chas, Metz
Chateau
Panama locks held safe despite steel fraud disclosure
Washington reports the Panama canal locks remain safe and strong. Major Boggs says inspectors found defective steel castings before use, and there is no danger to life or property. Grand jury indictments in Pittsburgh accuse five steel makers of conspiring to supply inferior material.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Isthmian Canal
Grand Jury
Pittsburgh
Boggs
Girls Smarter Than Boys Assertion Cited by Stanford Professor
In San Francisco on May 25 the idea that girls are smarter than boys was presented by Lewis M. Terman of Stanford University. He told the teachers institute that standardized tests favor the emotionally temperamental sex, noting the difference lies in temperament rather than intellect. He added that the quickest work is the most accurate.
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San Francisco
Lewis M. Terman
Stanford University
San Francisco Teachers
Plank Break Fatal. Hudson Tragedy Delays Frederick VIII
Hoboken New Jersey May 25 A gang plank on the Frederick VIII broke as passengers rushed ashore causing several to plunge into the Hudson Three drowned three missing and ten injured include a junkman who went insane after failing to save a girl Annette Feldschau aged three was recovered Bodies of Anna Edwardson and Mary Edwardson were later found A crowd of rescuers searched the river while the ship's agents blamed crowding on a steel plank reinforced with wood The vessel's departure was delayed by an hour to account for missing passengers.
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Hoboken
N. J
Hudson River
Annette Feldschau
Junk
Peterson
Feldschau
Anna Edwardson
Brooklyn
Mary
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Mable Zimmerman
Earl Ialladay
Ruth Young
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H. G. Carter
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Berkshire
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