Local Items Highlight Resident Moves and Visits
Hirshberg and wife went to Helena Monday while Wymer departed for a flying business visit to Great Falls. Many locals attend events in Conrad, Dupuyer, and Farmington as teachers and officials change posts for the new school year. Senator S. I. Ralston and L. J. Lowndes visited Libby on official business, with rumors of Ralston possibly settling in Flathead County amid a warm welcome.
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Wymer
Great Falls
L. J. Lowndes
S. I. Ralston
Libby
Senator Ralston
Teton County
State Senate
Flathead County
Western News
Minot buyer Morse in town. notices and society items
Sherburne Morse the Minot horse buyer has been in town since Monday. The Ladies Industrial Society meets next Wednesday at 3 PM in the church parlors. Walter S. Clark of Great Falls travels via automobile en route to Dupuyer. New W. L. Douglas school shoes arrive in sizes 1.00 to 1.75. Harmon Rhoads leaves to study medicine in Kansas City, not likely to return until completion. Marion and Jenny Anderson return from Kirksville Mo. Marion to teach near Dupuyer, Jenny to resume Burton school position. A coat with black velvet collar and satin lining is left for Miss O. C. Mitier at the Acantha office.
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Sherburne
Morse
Minot Horse
Harmon Rhoads
Kansas City
Issaes
Marion
Jenny Anderson
Kirksville
Normal
Dupuyer
Jenny
Burton School
O. C. Miller
Chas
Monkman
Acantha
O. C. Mitier
School Starts Early Sparks Week of Announcements
Parents urged to enroll children immediately to avoid late start disruptions. Bells shift to five minute increments for most periods to aid punctuality and reduce tardiness. Morning bells new times 8 30 and 9 00 with noon bell at 12 35. Foreign postage rates updated October first to 5 cents per half ounce and 8 cents for each additional half ounce, excluding Canada Mexico and Cuba where domestic 2 cent rate applies.
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Rome
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Open Season Begins With Notable Local Hunts
The opening of the hunting season produced success for local sportsmen. Harry Odenwald and Friend Zimmerman each brought in a fine buck at Freezeout bench while Chas Parker claimed a large antelope. Ducks and grouse were also bagged by several hunters. chickens were scarce.
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Harry Odenwald
Zimmerman
Chas
Parker
Dr. Beatpre
C. H. Drake
Harry Thompson
J. S. Brokaw
Fair County Exhibit Preparations Urge Early Submissions
County officials urge exhibitors to apply early for space at the fair and to prepare merit items from Teton county farms. Samples of grain should be cleaned in 14 bushel lots and vegetables gathered close to the event to stay fresh. The fair opens Tuesday September 17 and attendees are encouraged to participate to ensure a successful, profitable event.
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Teton County
Sam
S.M. Corson
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The
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EB. E. Leech
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Roy
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Miss Barr
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Everett
Wash
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Jacobson
C. H. Pearson
Frank Hughes
Carrie
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Chateau
Florence Lucero
Genoa
Neb
Lawrence
York State
New Orleans
Yacht Club
White House
E. J. Roberson
Calon
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Mont
Ladies’Indastrial Society
Walter S. Clark
Great’ Falls
W. L. Douglas School
Qash Bazaar & Studio
Rhes
FIFSE
CAE Ee Es
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