Social Notes From Local Entries
Miss Sadie Jonas of Butte visits the E. J. Hirshberg family for several days. Miss Kittie Adams of Simms stays with her sister Mrs. J. C. Morgan in town. Robi Johnson of Dupuyer conducted business in Chateau on Wednesday between trains. Chas Carlin has accepted a position with the Petroleum Exploration Co.
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J. C. Morgan
Robi. Johnson
Dupuyeer
Chateau Wednesday
Chas. Carlin
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Har e Treat Delights Rural Farmington Audience
A large audience welcomed Carsten Woll, renowned tenor, and Esther Erhart Woll, gifted pianist, at the Farmington Lutheran church. The couple, visiting from St Olaf College in Northfield, performed a rich program of grand opera arias, Norwegian and American folk songs, and classical piano pieces to widespread praise. They, with their seven year old son, have been touring western Canada and Montana before heading to New York City. Credit is given to Rev Kvile for securing the concert, described as a rare, high class entertainment for the community.
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Carsten Woll
Esther Erhart Woll
Farmington
Chateau
Surprise social at Nasset ranch after church concert
A church program ended with a social at the Lars Nasset ranch home. Attendees lit lanterns and sang with Rev Kvile, Potowatomic Camp Fire Girls, and guests like Sen T O Larson and Atty P I Cole. Ice cream with strawberries, cake, and coffee followed as the crowd dispersed at midnight.
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Lars Nasset
Montana Farm Prospects Seen Improving Through Dry Farming
J A Northrup president of Crookston State Bank and J L Humphrey Montana representative tour Montana praising dry farming gains. They credit summer fallowing moisture conservation and farmer education for long term agricultural permanence despite past droughts and adversity.
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J. A. Northrup
Crookston State Bank
Crookston, Minn
Northrup
J. L. Humphrey
Great Falls
Capital Trust and Savines Bank of
World Journalistic Stand on War and Sport Change
An excerpt from The New York World emphasizes brutal frankness about wartime policy and sports reform, contrasting its stance with neighboring newspapers and implying a broader democratic perspective on national change.
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