Local social notes from Belleview and surrounding area
Belleview events include Mrs. G I Miller and Mrs. C W Gray with Robert Miller visiting Great Falls where Robert plans to enter a business college. Mrs Frank Salmond and children with Mrs J S Lane traveled to Chateau returning Sunday. Frad Ward killed a five year old buck on Sunday. A telephone line break caused Friday inconvenience and calls for repair before winter.
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G. I. Miller
C. W. Gray
Robert Miller
Great Tralls
Robert
Business
Frank Salmond
J. $. Lane
Chateau
John R. Young
Rupert Ward
Bessie Gray
Hallowe’er
Frad Ward
Lowry
Montana
Mide
Los al Sw
Sul
Township
North
Range
Meridian
U.S. Land Office
Great Falls
Chester A. Maddox
Robert C. Miller
Orin
Gray
Charles W. Burns
Four Room School Wins Monthly Attendance Contest
The fifth and sixth grades led with 98.67 percent attendance and no tardies. Seventh and eighth grades followed at 98.43 percent with one tardy. First and second grades posted 97.86 percent with two tardies, while third and fourth grades had 96.1 percent with no tardies.
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Leo Steele
Bryan Truckot
Grant Hodgskiss
Wallace Monroe Rosa Kirsch
Howard Burrell
Mary Read Chester Dennis Halver Daley
Hilda Monroe
Elton Christian
Robert Pfrimmer
Mertie Gleason
Esther Furman
Emmet Peéetch
Merlin Corson
Winning a Juryman
The noted French criminal lawyer Lachaud spots a hostile juror during a case. A sunbeam on the bald man's head prompts him to ask the curtain be lowered, revealing the juror's attention and winning his favor.
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Lachaud
New York Tribune
Walking on Your Hat
An expert housekeeper proclaims nothing is wasted in the home but the piece discusses repurposing a worn derby hat. Felt soles can be cut from its sides to replace uncomfortable boot cushions, keeping scraps from waste and improving comfort.
The Japanese and Their Prisoners
Wide World Magazine describes how prisoners in remand wear blue instead of the regulation red kimono. They may pass through streets with lightweight bamboo baskets on their heads as a sign of pending suspicion but not yet guilt.
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Wide World Magazine
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Choteau
Choteau and
Collins
Northern Railroad
Collins, Mont
WM. Hodgskiss
Choteau, Mont
Yeager
Old Gorham Stand
H. W. Yeager
Chotiatu, Montana
Hirshberg
Choteau, Montana
Safe Banking
W. D. Luther
F.e.wessell
Hamilton Street
Tures
The
Rose Comb Poultry Ranch
Farmington, Montana
U.S
WM. van DE Riet
Belleview
John S. Lane
Ward Ranch
Phil I. Cole
Department of the Interior
United States Land Ofice
General Land Office
J.M Burlingame
Register
A. Wilson
United States
J.M. Burlingame
A. C. Warner
J. KX. Webb
Mont
St. Clair
Land
Otte
Grant Falls
John BE. Johnson
Fairfield
Montana Meridian
A.C. Warner
U. S
Clhateau
Desse W. Davis
Phillip J. Cole
William N. Upsell
John Zimmertig
Jn. Pairfield
D.m. Burlingame, Register
H. Beaupre
D.S
Spring Creek
Fred Perry
A. L. Halladay
John M. Graves
John Lyon
F. Truchot
Frank E. Moore
ED. Dennis
T. J. Moore
John W. Shields, C. E
A. B. Hardin
Tens
Carrie D. England
Form. Brown
Dupuyer
Peter FP
St. Denis
Monana
Raymond D. Anderson
John Matchett
Adolph Amen
Robert Johnson
Arlof Dupuyer
J. M. Burlingame
the City Meat Market
Jacob Odenwald
J. McGowan
Prop
St. Louis
PuHoxer
Palls
Mrs
T. A. Smith
Ront
Lethbridge
Alberta
H. R. Thompson
J. A Gleason
F. A.long, M. D
Main Street
Lou Coy
House Furnishing Co
First Ave
Fourth Street
Great Falls, Mont
Great Walls
Oct
Mary Miller
Raymond
Range St
Meridan
Nels O. Saterlie
Bynum
Benjamin F. Harris
George W. Harris
E. Cyrus Vuook
C. H. Drake
Drake
C. M. Nordhagen
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