Farmington News Briefs Include Visitors and Death Notices
Farmington residents host guests from Indiana Minnesota and Washington. Milwaukee surveyors map Farmington townsite. Deaths include Jessie Kale of Everson Washington and Mrs Signe O Wold of Seattle with funeral services held. Lila Armstrong plans summer stay with aunt Mrs Kerr after high school graduation. Religious services conducted by ministers from Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magda Waynild
Great Falls
Milwaukee
Farmington
Stanley
Indiana
Cal Binford
H. K. Jerris
Minnesota
Olaf Lendeeth
Alf Waynild
Seattle
Campbell
Slangar
Wachsmuth
O. Waynild
P. O. Wold
Lila Armstrong
Teton County High School
J. W. Kerr
Jessie Kale
W. E. Kale
Everson
Wash
Bellingham
Washington
O. Wold
Signe Wagnild
Ole Wold
Bynum Area Notes On Local Sickness Visits And Farewell
Bynum brief notes report Chas Monkman sick for a week and Elmer Rowland resting with rheumatism. Della Humble heads to Spokane for the summer. Ed Stonehouse hosts K C Stonehouse as Harry Campbell handles C H Campbell affairs. Miss Burton and Miss Reid attend Chateau graduation. Mrs Stansbury and Omer Golding travel from Blackleaf to Chateau. Milwaukee graders camp near Fred Smith ranch for line work. Local students take exams in Chateau with a post event gathering led by Miss Burton and Miss Reid. O Wayneild and Otto depart to Seattle after word Mrs Wold dies. family receives community sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Monkman
Brady
Lewis Erickson
Dry Forks
Elmer Rowland
Della Humble
Spokane
Wash
Miss Burton
Miss Reid
Chateau
Mrs. Stansbury
Omer Golding
Blackleaf
Bynum Frion
Waynild
Otto
Seattle
Wold
Sigod Wagoild
Must Pay the Cost of Maintenance on West Reclamation
Washington May 26 More than 10 000 farmers on western reclamation projects face paying government costs for maintenance and operation after a Supreme Court ruling. The decision upholds charges imposed in 1902 and supports collection efforts as of now nearly a million dollars already collected with about half a million more due. Justice Lamar announced a unanimous decision finding Congress intended settlers to cover upkeep costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West
Supreme Court
D. P. Baker
Sunnyside
Ot Yakima, Wash
Reclamation Service
Interial
Larmar
Congress
Methodist Services at First Chapel Cha teau
Methodist services at the First Methodist Church of Chateau with Rev. Percy Reid McMahan as pastor. Morning worship at 10 30 a m Sunday School at 11 30 a m Epworth League at 7 00 p m and Evening worship at 7 49 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Chateau
Percy Reid McMahan
Epworth League
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Whitacre
N. Whitacre
E. J. Roberson & Co
Ben Ugiem of
Simms
H. B. Hanson
Fairfield
Rev. Lunde of
L. Nasser
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Mrs
Ed. Stonehouse
K. C. Stonehouse
Harry Campbell
C. H. Campbell
Fred Smith Ranch
Bynum and
Savic
ST. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Yard
Beaupre Hotel
Montana
K. R. Smith
Warmington, Mont
Smith
Farmington, Mont
H. FR
Acantha
Silver Mine
A. H. Gambie
White Mountain
Hopkinson
Choteau
Wantep
Peyraud
C.S. McDonald
Wastrep
Kerr & Hanson
Kos. Brown, Dupuyer
Mont
Ewes
Whetstone-Mclean Realty CO
Brady, Montana
J. Bremer
R.R
Maplewood
Klondike
The
Percheron Society of America
H. W. Lightly
Austin, Mion
Titus
Cyrus
Sultan
Bayard
Extraba
Jean le Blanc
Dam—Baautt
Bac
Estrada
Malice
Vidocq
Vaillant
Bijou
Cocotte
Mina
Societe Hippique of
Eurl Et Loir
Bagotte
M. Nion
Priest Butte Ranch
Geo. Richards, Sr
Lincoln
H.R. Thompson Collins
Choteau, Mont
Clem E. Bowers
Chouteau
C. D. Yeager
Gorham Stand
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