Hirshberg and local bankers travel for business in Great Falls
Chas S McDonald president Stockmans State Bank attended to business in Great Falls on Monday. Larson reports last Sunday's blizzard between Great Falls and town was severe. E J Hirshberg of the First National Bank arrived in Milwaukee Tuesday after visiting Great Falls the day before. Choteau Meat Co seeks 1000 dressed turkeys.
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S. McDonald
The
Stockmans State Bank
Great Falls
Larson
Helena
E. J. Hirshberg
First National Bank
Milwaukee
County Attorney Magee on Formal Business Run to Great Falls
County Attorney George W. Magee traveled to Great Falls on Tuesday for official business and returned Wednesday evening. Mrs. Edythe Saylor, county superintendent of schools, received gasoline tax funds totaling 527.50 for school use, the largest payment yet. A teachers examination drew 15 applicants, with many unable to attend due to calm weather. Gordon Campbell Co. received a crude oil shipment Thursday to fuel a well near Farmington.
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George“w. Mageé
Great Falls
Edythe Saylor
Gordon Campbell Co
Milwaukee
Farmington
Hirshbergs Silk Knit Ties at One Dollar
Joe Liberty rode the Milwaukee Thursday to Great Falls. A Meagher plans to leave Friday for Minneapolis and Chicago to attend business matters and will visit home in Minneapolis before returning.
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A. Meagher
Minneapolis
Chicago
Local Officials Visit Great Falls Office This Week
Stanley R. Foot counties attorney elect attended business in Great Falls on Monday and Tuesday. A W Ludke traveling auditor for Milwaukee, based at Harlowtown, made an official visit to the local office this week.
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Stanley R. Foot
Great Falls
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