Local updates from Farmington residents visitations
Volume of short notices details visits and returns among Farmington residents. Mrs Ted Anderson and Mrs John Depner are visiting relatives. Fern Hynes returned from Spokane. families from Dutton Great Falls and Bozeman made brief trips. J J Billiar and Ida Billiar arrived from Twin Falls Idaho to visit A F Kleber and manage affairs. Belle Lindseth received a farewell party with a waffle iron and cash to buy an electric percolator.
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Ted Anderson
Ferdig
John Depner
Fern Hynes
Spokane
Fred Trebish and Sons
Dutton
John Edwards
Florence Thompson
Great Falls
H. R. Thompson
Arthur Anderson
Bole
J. J. Billiar
Ida Billiar
Twin Falls
Idaho
A. F. Kleber
Beatrice DeRusha
J. B. Conner
Tom Hynes
Nyhus
Arkdale
Wisconsin
H. P. Krueger
Bob
Bozeman
Albert Peterson
Earl DeRusha
East Farmington
Belle Lindseth
Monay
Residents prepare for Corvallis move and local infrastructure work
Friends and family bid farewell as the family heads to Corvallis Oregon to start a new life. A county road grader works on the Farmington to Chateau road while Oscar and Geo Lindseth install a steel culvert near Farming ton. Confirmation at Trinity Lutheran Church is set for Sunday September 15 with Walter Chalmers Oliver Forseth and Arthur Lindseth in the class. Communion follows at 8 p.m. with Rev Earl F Carlson in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin
Arthur
Corvallis
Oregon
Farmington
Chateau
Oscar
Geo. Lindseth
Chas
Stone Corner
Trinity Luthern Church
Walter Chalmers
Oliver Forseth
Arthur Lindseth
Earl F. Carlson
Texas Co Near Agawam Abandoned Well and New Drilling
Texas Production company, a subsidiary of Texas Co, has abandoned No 1 Malone about 2.5 miles southeast of Agawam after drilling to 1665 feet with a dry contact at 1605 feet but a lime break showed minor oil gas. The firm moves toward No 1 Wolfer, seven and a half miles southeast of Agawam, nine miles south of Pondera oil field, and plans four more wells on roughly 50 000 acres in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Production Company
Malone
Agawam
Sweetgrass Arch
Wolfer
Pondera
Texas Company
Woman's Club Meeting at Mrs. Gay Franklin Home
The Woman's Club holds a business and social gathering at Mrs. Gay Franklin's home on Tuesday afternoon September 17 at 3 o'clock. Members are urged to pay their club dues at this meeting.
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Woman's Club
Gay Franklin
Sunday church school classes and service schedule
Church notice lists Sunday events at 10:00 a.m. for church school classes for all ages and 11:15 a.m. service time with details continuing beyond. This item confirms a family oriented schedule and recurring weekly gathering.
Church notices call for worship and meetings
Morning worship and choir rehearsals set for 8 00 p m on Thursdays at the parsonage Ladion Industrial announces Wednesday September 18 at 3 00 p m at the church Official board meeting scheduled Friday September 13 at 8 00 p m at the parsonage BE R Kaemmer minister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladion Industrial
Cigarette Tobacco In Greater Demand
The department of commerce notes cigarettes drive tobacco exports in early 1929 with about three fifths of leaf exports used for cigarettes. Overall U S tobacco exports for the first half of 1929 total 223 million pounds, with nearly 90 percent shipping to Europe and Asia. The 1929 drop from 1927 levels is seven percent, though the 1928 market inflated by China conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Commerce
China
Europe
Asia
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Montana
Waverly
Texas Co
M. E. Church Notes
BE. R. Kaemmer
Nick
Bill
Chateau Hotel
Corona
Concord
F. H. Volland
Kennewick
Wash
Lars Bjordal
Teton Implement Co
Chateau Meat Co
McDonald Block
Piano
Kimball Phonograph
H. Craig
Victrola
Bill Giese
Choteau
Dale Garage
Julia Kelly
Cascade
Mont
Lewis Dewitt
Frank Hirshberg
Fairfield
Chris Swenson
C. James Smith
Inquire of
Teton ‘Service Co
F. W. Curtis
Central Ave
Percy Hodg
J. M. Sulgrove
Chevrolet
FORD
Power-Morgan Co
Neihart Mines
Bynum
Synum Ray R. Porter
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