Local Residents Visit and Family News From Montana
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bradley of Bing ham Lake Minnesota and Herman Poppe with daughter Irma Mae of Ceylon Minnesota visited Mr. and Mrs. William Jacobs last Thursday. The group toured Fronti er Motel en route to Portland and Salem and called on Mrs. Anthony Spoelder. Fred Raihl and family from Fairfield also dropped by. Steve Snyder returned from Minnesota and Wisconsin after his brother Milton Snyder died, visiting relatives along the way. He traveled via Three Forks to see his daughter and son in law Robert Hood and Cal Rogers. Sid Snyder and wife met him in Great Falls. Mrs. Hubert Weber was honored at a pink and blue shower hosted by Keith McFarlane with co hosts Mrs. Dale Depner and Mrs. Dick Brown. Amund Larson and relatives are visiting Minnesota. Mrs. Ruth Jessop hosted her aunt Rose Huggins of Grand Forks North Dakota.
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Ceylon
Catherine Doyle
Fairmont
William Jacobs
Frontier Motel
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Anthony Spoelder
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Spoelder
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Fairfield
Steve Snyder
Minnesota
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Wisconsin
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Cal Rogers
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Great Falls
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Dick Brown
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Ruth Jessop
Rose Huggins
Grand Forks
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Taylor Wins C Main and Finishes Second in Trophy Dash
Chateau driver Bob Taylor won the C main at Falls Speedway to claim the Ralph Baertsch Memorial trophy with the rule requiring three consecutive wins to keep the trophy. He finished second in the Trophy Dash and survived two crashes before taking the lead with 15 laps remaining. Taylor heads to Helena for the Baertsch benefit race ending the season.
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Ralph Baertsch
Social visits span Augusta and nearby towns includes several families
Mr and Mrs William Jacobs hosted Sunday guests at Augusta with her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Orris Brown. A mystery guest, a former Olympia Hotel chef, plans to return to Europe. Labor Day visitors included their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Raymond Morris and children of Lennep. Other gatherings featured Mrs Hendersons sister and Mr and Mrs Harry Donaldson of Butte, and A H McGinnis visiting Fort Benton. Hampton Bloom stayed with Cecil Passmore then headed to Great Falls. Bill Edwards of Cut Bank has rented Mae Richem's place west of Chateau.
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William Jacobs
Augusta
Orris Brown
Raymond Morris
Lennep
George Henderson
Henderson
Harry Donaldson
Butte
A. H. McGinnis
Fort Benton
Connie McGinnis
Hampton Bloom
Cecil Passmore
Great Falls
Bill Edwards
Cut Bank
Mae Richem
Chateau
Weekend visitors and travels around Farmington and nearby towns
Community notes list weekend guests including Mr. and Mrs. John Oberfoell and G. I. Tangen, Bob Mainard of Burlington, and Donald Breding. visits extend to Helena, Portland, Arlington, and Norfolk with plans for family milestones. The column ends with a safety message urging careful driving after noting traffic accidents as a warning.
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