Fairfield News Highlights Youth Events and Accidents
The Junior Pilgrim Fellowship hosted twelve Great Falls youths at Community church with six adults present. A masquerade party featuring Terry Radcliffe and Rev Livingst on unmasked entertained attendees before games and a square dance. Community Ladies Aid plans a Saturday food sale at A and D Electric. A high school shop explosion injured two workers, others unhurt, rafters and windows damaged. The Fairfield high school band performed for the MEA Convention at Civic Center.
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Junior Pilgrim Fellowship
Great Falls
Irene Bertsch
Charlotte Gruel
Charles Ackerman
Bueling
Junior Fellowship
Terry Radcliffe
Allen
George Oakley
Pete Brown
Isteard
Rev. Livingston
Hall of Horrors
Bill Folda
Ellery Crary
Janice Bueling
Adeline Wiederrich
Sandra Olson
Marilyn Vanderjagt
A & D Electric
A. L. Meyers, Sr
Nebraska
Iowa
Dick Fagen
al Bateman
L. K. Stevenson
Shirley
San Fernando
Calif
Juanita Kent
Floyd Weaver
Gene Bourdet
Community families share Sunday dinners and visits
Dinner guests at multiple homes include Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Caskey Mr. Wayne LeDesky and son Mr. Glen Inbody and family and others. Visits span Havre Pendroy Dutton and Wenatchee with relatives in Idaho Oregon Washington and Montana. A Halloween party was held at the school with games for children and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Inga Thime
Nevin Caskey
Wayne LeDesky
Glen Inbody
Clark Inbody
Susan
Lloyd Pedersen
Myrtle Lockhart
Havre
Ralph
Don Schuler
Jack Campbell
Gladys Oakland
Dutton
Marie Averill
Olaf Larsons
Gottleb Depner
Lee Revear
BE. R. McLean
Ed. Schilling
Idaho
Oregon Coast
Washington
Alvin C Hull
Nampa
Ida
Robert L. Wier
Wier
al Doughty
Lakeview
Ore
Bob Savage
Hamilton
Mont
Montana
N. Walter Edwards
Bessie Edwards
Menna Wright
Arthur Edwards
Wenatchee
Wash
Edwards
Ben Beringer
Great Falls
L. Pedersen
Baard Pedersen
Isabel Harris
Phillip
Marie
Gordon Averill
Amund Larson
Clark Inbodys
Olaf Larson
Henry Bremer
Wallace Thompson
New
Glen
Ray Hawley
E. R. McLeans
Elizabeth
All
W D Streeter Weds Dorothy Mae Olson in St Paul
Willard D Streeter son of Mr and Mrs Willard Streeter of Helena married Dorothy Mae Olson daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Olson of St Paul at Hamline Methodist Church St Paul The candlelight ceremony was conducted by Rev Carl Stromberg with about 250 guests at the altar and 150 at a reception at the bride’s parents’ home The couple will reside in St Paul after a wedding trip to northern Wisconsin The bride a Wilson high school graduate is employed by the Great Northern railway The groom an army veteran of World War II is a Helena high school graduate employed by the Great Northern railway in St Paul Out of town guests included the groom’s parents and Mr and Mrs Andrew Nelson of Great Falls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard D. Streeter
Willard Streeter
Helena
Chateau
Dorothy Mae Olson
C. W. Olson
St. Paul
Hamline Methodist Church
Carl Stromberg
Johanna Hill Roses
Stephanotis
Wisconsin
Wilson High School
Great Northern Railway
Streeter
Andrew Nelson
Great Falls
School Party Welcomes Local Families And Students
A school celebration featured cake and ice cream for all attendees. Guests included Mrs. E. R. McLean, Marie and Gordon Averill, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harris with their sons from Fairfield. Phillip Harris, a pupil, joined the gathering. Gordon Averill and Roy Inbody attend kindergarten in Cho teau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. McLean
Marie
Gordon Averill
Richard Harris
Fairfield
Phillip
Roy Inbody
Choteau
Oven Carrots Bake With Roast Drippings
When roasting meat add whole small carrots with half a cup of water and roast drippings. Season then cover and bake about thirty minutes until tender.
Franklin and Hall partnership and retirement after twenty years
Franklin formed a 1748 partnership with David Hall that lasted 18 years with satisfactory results. An estimate places Franklin's income at about 1000 pounds annually from the venture. He also held substantial land and, after twenty years, retired from active business.
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Franklin
David Hall
Timber Sale Methods In National Forests
National forest timber is offered for sale by public advertisement to the highest qualified bidder when the amount involved is not small. Small sales may be made at cost. Settlers and bona fide residents may obtain free timber for their own use if its removal aids forest protection or improvement.
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