Brother of Mrs Reiding Dies at Falls
Edward Lundgren brother of Mrs Dick Reiding of this city and Farming ton died Monday in a Great Falls hospital. Aged about 49 he had worked at the Great Falls smelter for seven years. He became ill last Thursday and had a major operation. He lived with his sister Mrs Clara Larson in Great Falls with two other sisters Mrs Ada Rittenhouse and Mrs Dick Reiding present at his death. Born in Minnesota he lived there until about eight years ago when he moved to Montana.
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Edward Lundgren
Dick Reiding
City
Farmington
Great Falls Hospital
Lundgren
Great Falls
Clara Larson
Ada Rittenhouse
Minnesota
Montana
Quarterly Red Cross Report Details Teton Chapter Activities
Miss Margaret Nagle reports June to August Red Cross work including 20 families helped 41 children aided 20 phone calls 25 letters 10 home and sick visits 290 items of used clothes and 41 used shoes distributed 19.70 dollars in expenses and postage 4.32. Names of parcels recipients listed and local headquarters offering canning jars and urging more clothing especially overcoats or warm jackets for two country boys aged eight and ten.
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Margaret Nagle
Teton
The
American Red Cross
Neupantalobens
FRSA
Tie
Bo Csesten Ssans
Aredea
Anad Toare
Frank Snider
Dan Lindseth
Fred Dutro
Cora Cohoe
J. B. Conner
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Nolan Billings
Lola Mae Burns
Lucy Dennis
B. G. Trescott
Gee, Harris
J. Hirshberg
Dan Huffman
Anna Stafford
Charles Malcolm
Bynum Test Well Reaches 2000 Feet Amid Oil Showings
The Standard of California wildcat well north of Bynum overcame water trouble and reached 2000 feet on Saturday. Located at the Sweetgrass arch edge, the well links arch and Rockies structures while earlier wells in the district reported promising oil shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum
Standard of California
Sweetgrass Arch
Rockies
Methodist Church Plans Winter Program and Services
The Pendroy Methodist Church schedules morning worship at 9:00 and 11:15 on Sunday September 6 with plans to start a winter program on September 13. Minister E R Kaemmer invites lay help and dedication to a big cause requiring effort and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Kaemmer
4-H and clubs prepare for achievement day events
The 4-H club girls practice demonstrations ahead of achievement day on Saturday evening September 5, joined with the Farmers Union social. Members are asked to bring sandwiches and cake as the community is invited to attend.
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Farmers Union
Earl Angle
Helena
Zimmerman
Clothing Club
Woman’s Club
John Kosnick
Kosnick
Oliver Hanson
Mrs Ewinski and Mrs Fuller Host 4-H Club Meeting
Mrs Ewinski and Mrs Fuller entertained the 4-H club at Mrs Ful. venue, hosting a community gathering with members and leaders in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ewinski
Mrs. Fuller
Local 4 H Club Activities and Community Happenings
A long list of small town events spans activities from 4 H demonstrations to visits among residents. Plans include a Sept 19 4 H meeting with Mrs Gean Larson, preparations for a Chateau rodeo, and a Great Falls fair showing by Teton county 4 H judging teams led by Marion Lewis and Marjorie Briggs.
Home Beautiful club meeting and judging in Pendroy
The Home Beautiful club met at Mrs Wellenstein s on Tuesday August 18. Dresses and pillow cases were judged after the business meeting. A few games were played and refreshments served. A special meeting was held at Mrs Talbert s on Wednesday night. Marion Lewis and Marjorie Briggs were chosen for the judging team to go to Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes
Talbert
Estates
Miss Morse
Miss Barker
Ira Armour
Beryl Jones
Ethel Briggs
Gean Larson
Lewis
G. Torgerson
Joe Torgerson
Pendray
Great Falls
Viola Newman
Jack Bental
W. D. Jones
Marjorie Briggs
Teton County
Marion
Marjorie
Winona Gitchell
Billy Jones
Emerson Earls
Wayne Gitchell
Smith-Hughes
Joe Baart
Chateau
Nick ‘Wellenstein
Mrs. Earls
Mrs
Christie Alice
Miss Kittinger
Kaemmer
Mrs. Lockwood
Geo. Seufert
Nick Wellenstein
Winifred
Audrey Seufert
Conrad
Home Beautiful Club
Ladies' Aid Plans Church Meeting in Farmington
The Ladies' Aid will gather at the church on Wednesday September 9 inviting lunch contributions. Visitors Passmore cousins Donald and Elaine stay with relatives. Local residents arrive and travel plans for Glacier park outings noted as school prepares to open under Miss Veda Thompson at Cordova school and others engage in community tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Jean
Betty Ruth Passmore
Donald
Elaine Passmore
Elizabeth Shiell
John
Bozeman
Ellen Denison
H. R. Thompson
Frank Brokaw
I. N. Caskey
Glacier Park
Waterton Lakes
Veda Thompson
Cordova
Scissor Snappers
Ruby Schwanbeck
Hilda Anderson
Farmington School
Sam Agee
Red Assumed to Be the One
A cryptic line reads as a riddle about identity, implying a role or title assumed by an individual described as the red figure. The fragment hints at a personal or symbolic assignment within a constrained, puzzle-like context.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Falls
Empson’s
Sunkist
Swift
China
van Camp
Labor Day
Hirshberg’s
Red Cross
Bole
Webster
Blanche
Walter Hentges
Lester Franks
Robert Noble
Burton Beach
Gamble Place
Katherine Grot
F. W. Smith
North Dakota
Ted
Chateau Public Library
Messrs. Lemire and
McDonald
Young Men’s
Hannan
Prell
Daggett & Ramsdell
United Drug Co
Boston
Teton Drug Company
Choteau, Mont
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