Miss Nagle Receives Office Space in Court House
The Teton County Board provides Miss Margaret Nagle a ground floor room in the court house for Red Cross and charitable work. She aids the county clerk with outside poor duties and is collecting old clothing, making quilts from leftover fabrics, and planning Christmas gift boxes. Volunteers may drop items at her office or room in the court house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Margaret Nagle
Court House
Red Cross
Teton County
Miss Nagle
Couut House
Teton Lutheran Churches Visitations Set Sunday November 30
No Thanksgiving services will be held. District president Rev. A. M. Skindler will visit for conferences at Farmington 10 30 a m Collins in community hall 3 00 p m and Dutton 7 30 p m on Sunday November 30. Public invited. Reverend Earl F. Carlson pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Skindler
Farmington
Collins
Dutton
Skindler
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Chuck Orness
Adolph Arensmeyer
Clifford Johnson
A. G. Johnson
Augusta
Hilda Anderson
Farmington Home Demonstration Club Meets With Pattern Lesson
The Farmington Home Demonstration club meets Wednesday at 1 30 p m in the hall with a lesson on making and altering patterns. Members are asked to bring a pattern two yards of unbleached muslin or other material a needle thread and a thimble. The roll call response will be a good joke. Hostesses are Mrs Gamble Mrs Swenson and Mrs Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamble
Swenson
Carlson
Crockett
Stafford
Farmington School
Oliver Forseth
Walter Chalmers
Palmer Peterson
Forseth
Frank Thompson
T. S. Gap
Robert Clarkson
Roy Inbody
Ted Anderson
R. Anderson
Pete Folk
Annie Johnson
Mabel Takerud
Oliver Hanson
Hilda Anderson
Joe LeDesky
Cal Binford
Gregor Tangen
Harry Campbell
Florence Hart
Winnie Slanger
Great Falls
Geo. Slanger
Pendroy Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Funeral
Mrs. Carl Gulbrandson traveled to Great Falls on Thursday. Mrs. J R Jones hosts relatives and close friends for Thanksgiving dinner. Attendees included those who went to the funeral of Mrs. Mary Reid of Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gulbrandson
Great Falls
J. R. Jones
Mary Reid
Choteau
Thanksgiving social notes and local hunts in the area
Thanksgiving gatherings fill the week as Mr. and Mrs. Will Wellenstein host at home with the Ritter and Loney families among guests. Hunters report elk tracks near the highway and say the animal was shot near the Matchett place by Brady men returning home. Mrs. J A Swanson visits Lincoln Nebraska with Christie Alice as her daughter returns home. Local moves include the Campbell and Earles families, while Mrs. Durland recovers in Oklahoma City. bridge prizes go to Mrs. Talbert, Mrs. Ewinski and Mrs. Wellenstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete "Laconette
Will Wellenstein
T. A. Cornette
Ritter
Suefert
Burke
Loney
Matchett Place
Dupuyer
Brady
Wiggins
Gulbrandson
Mrs. Ashworth
Great Falls
Larson
Nick Wellensteins
Larsons
J. A. Swanson
Oliver Durland
Talbert
Estes Ranch
James Campbell
Earles
Fuller
Ewinski
Mrs. Wiggins
Ashworth
Lincoln
Neb
Christie Alice
Christie
Oklahoma City
Katie Durland
Nick Wellenstein
J. R. Jones
Betty
Gutshall
Local Guests and Ranch Visits Highlight Week
Mrs. Germain and her son David stayed overnight with the Ashworths after arriving by train Friday. They visited Ethel Reid’s ranch and the Jones and Chateau properties last week. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Ed Wormley in Buffalo Montana and a baby girl arrived for Chester Thomas. Fred Phillips lost three horses while deer hunting in the mountains and plans to search again. The local school prepares for Christmas program activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Ed. Wormley
Buffalo
Mont
Chester Thomas
Fred Phillips
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teton Lutheran Churches
Earl F. Carlson
Orrin
Utah
Montana
Empress Coffee
Colgate
Sunkist
Jersey
Hirshberg’s
Ize
Kirshberg
Navy
Gift Headquarters
Rexall Drug Stores
Teton Drug CO
Colorado Springs
Pima
Mrs. Talbert
Jones Ranch
G. R. Tal
Kotex
Choteau Meat CO
Nick Vlinker
Wm Swedancky
Cf.o.b
Detroit
L. E. Taylor Garage
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