Lutheran Cornerstone to Be Dedicated at Trinity Church
The Trinity Lutheran congregation will dedicate its sanctuary on Sunday June 7 marking the 35th anniversary of Lutheran work in Farmington and the community. The day includes services in Norwegian and a 2:30 pm dedicatory sermon with several visiting pastors and a concert by the Trinity Lutheran choirs.
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Trinity Lutheran
Farmington
A. J. Gravdal
Milner
N. D
Dr. Skindler
Rocky Mountain District
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
A. B. Holland
Fairfield
Skindler
A. Lunde
Great Falls
Carl Wedum
Yvonne Wheeler
Harold Engh
Conrad
R. Ylvisaker
Cut Bank
A. Aanestad
Shelby
Olaf Anderson
Havre
O. Lee
Galata
J. Enderson
Lewistown
A. Bernard Gravdal
Chateau
J. Burr Huffman
Agawam Notes Visitors and Local Family News
Mrs Gunther of Kalispell visits granddaughter Mrs Alex Zier and the Gemars. The Gus Hire family hears from Gordon who arrived in Alaska. Ray and Clyde Robinson travel to Three Forks to see a cousin and uncle in Belgrade Montana. Miss Conlon to attend club meeting Thursday. Potluck lunch and bring pressure cookers for valve testing. Recent days brought heavy rain.
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Gunther
Kalispell
Alex Zier
Gemars
Gus Hire
Gordon
Alaska
Ray
Clyde Robinson
Three Forks
Belgrade
Mont
Conlon
County Agent Warns Against Cattle Poisoning
County agents warn of cattle poisonings from grass hopper bait and lead from old paint cans and discarded batteries. Public care in disposing lead materials and ranchers removing cans and batteries on range reduces losses and supports the Food for Victory effort. Home demonstration council meeting praised as a big success.
Construction limits on farm houses under WPB rules
The WPB restricts farm house construction to 500 dollars without a special permit and other farm buildings to 1000 dollars unless a permit is granted. The USDA War Boards may advise on each application, forms are via lumber dealers, and delays are likely.
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WPB
Washington, D. C
Usda War Boards
Glacier Park Fishing Season Opens Saturday
The 1942 Glacier National Park fishing season begins Saturday May 30 at 6 00 a m and runs to 1030 p m with certain drainages closed until July 1 including Kennedy Creek Otatso Creek Lee Creek Belly River and Waterton Midvale Creek remains closed. The Middle and North Forks of the Flathead River follow Montana season dates. No license required and daily limit is 10 fish per person with total 15 pounds and one fish. Cabin facilities available near the park and at Lake McDonald.
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Glacier National Park
D. S
Montana
Lake McDonald
Girl Scout Initiation and Tea Party Details
The article covers a May initiation at the home of Gilbert Lee for Ten derfoot Scouts Janal Carlson Hazel Bleecker and Ramona LaRance with a color guard Elaine Passmore Amy Lee and Marie Marshall. Officers elected include Gilberta Lee scribe Marie Marshall treasurer Ramona La Rance recreations leader Hazel Bleecker.
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Gilbert Lee
Tenderfoot
Janal Carlson
Hazel Bleecker
Ramona LaRance
Elaine Passmore
Amy Lee
Marie Marshall
Gilberta Lee
Ramona la Rance
Mary Kay Schmitz
Joanne Mueller
Malta
Gay Franklin
H. D. club set to meet at hall Thursday
The H. D. club will meet at the hall Thursday, June 4 at 2 p.m. Mrs. John Holm recently home from Chateau hospital with a fractured knee gets around on crutches. Aunt Kate Taylor entered Maynard hospital. Lorraine Dale visits Great Falls. Lorraine stays while Kermit and Mrs. Dale return. Ernest Larson visited local friends. he plans to return to Salem Oregon unless drafted. Mrs. John Olstad and Jeff Phillips family return from Grantsburg Wisconsin after sister Hilma Jensen's death. Walter Haskell, long-time T. S. Gap resident, died after homesteading there about 1908.
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H. D. Club
John Holm
Chateau Hospital
Kate” Taylor
Maynard Hospital
Kermit Dale
Lorraine
Great Falls
Dale
The
Falls
Ernest Larson
Ernest
Salem
Oregon
John Olstad
Chateau
Jeff Phillips
Grantsburg
Wis
Olstad
Hilma Jensen
Art Johnson
Jensen
Alice Stoffler
Walter Haskell
T. S. Gap
Lions Plea For White Elephant Sale Articles
Lions club members urged at the regular meeting to donate unwanted items for a white elephant sale. Chateau residents should report items to R. E. Nelson or E. L. Kleffman for pickup. Proceeds fund civic projects including tennis courts and pool maintenance.
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Lions Club
Chateau
R. E. Nelson
E. L. Kleffman
Lions Club Civic Fund
A. B. Guthrie
Christie Alice Swanson
Patty Breen
Robert Smith
W. J. Shirley
Missoula
Great Falls
Golf Luncheon Set Opens Summer Schedule
Ladies golf luncheons begin next Wednesday June 3 at 1 15 with Mrs Bousard and Mrs Hensley hosting. If weather allows a golf tournament will be played.
Above Suspicion and Mission to Moscow in Library Notes
In 1939 era intrigue with Richard Myles and Peter Galt as they seek a living man tied to rescue work and espionage across Paris and Gestapo threats. Also review of Lin Yutang with sketches on America and a note on Joseph Davies memoir Mission to Moscow.
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Helen MacInnes
Richard Myles
Oxford
Foreign Office
Peter Galt
Paris
Saturday Evening Post
Brittany
Lin Yutang
America
Moscow
Joseph E. Davies
Inside story of Russia from treason trials to war
A library annual report notes 4 916 books circulated in the past year and 576 in a peak month. The excerpt argues the library offers real reading pleasure and service, framing the work as public interest.
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Russia
D. B
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Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
E. R. O’neil
Neil
Glacier Park
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Bole
Uncle Sam
Rice Auto Court
White Elephant
Library Notes
of Greeting Cards
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Joe Mozer
Jerry Ditto
Call Teton Dairy
DeSoto
Hildegarde
Guernsey
Acantha
R. A. Clearman
Leigh Nett
Big Brother
Wedum
Federated Store
Allis-Chalmers
Ernest Arensmeyer
Arnold C. Hanusa
Montana-Dakota Utilities CO
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