Wild Night at Golden Nugget Sparks Frontiers Drama
Ruth Chiswick faces an arranged elopement as Lou Howard and her pursuer Sid Miles clash with Sanger at the Golden Nugget. A drunken rider triggers a street chase while Ruth plans to return home watched by wary townsfolk and a looming confrontation with her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spicer
Ma Presnal
Gretna Green
Sanger
Ruth
Jim Pender
Pender
Mexico
Sorreltop
Galoot Sanger
Mr. Sanger
Ruth Chiswick
Lou Howard
Lou
Ma Presnail’s
al Spicer
Howard
Jeff Gray
Gray
Stranger in our midst at the Golden Nugget
A tense scene unfolds at the Golden Nugget where Morgan Norris and Lee Chiswick confront rival interests. The two big men, Dan Brand and Tail Holtway’s circle, signal an escalation as shots are implied and rustler warnings ring through the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Pender
Sid
Sherm
Sherman Howard
Curly
Sanger’s
Howard
Morgan Norris
Morg
Mile High
Lee Chiswick
Dan Brand
Lee
Holtway
Brand
Pete
Jeff Gray
Tail Holt
Chiswick
Gray
Local Social Roundup From Saginaw to Barton
Harold Broka and sister visited Mr and Mrs George Winn Sunday evening. Norman Myers and daughter Karen visited George Perkins of Saginaw the past week and she returned home Sunday. The Thimble Club was entertained by Mrs John Hartman Thursday with good attendance and quilting. Several families visited each other Sunday and through the week including the Chattertons, Myers, and Warne rs. Rex bought a horse from Carl Phimsey. Jean Woods recuperates as Emma Kever visits Mt Pleasant sisters. L. Robinett went to Evart on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robins
Glen Blystone
Ronald Chatterton
Emma Kever
Grace Blystone
Ruth
Violet Haines
Chase Whitlock
Clare
John Acre
Vernon Hill
Ed Corby
Detroit
Frances Gordon
Glen Gordon
Margaret Ryan
Effie Blystone
East Arthur
Harold Broka
George ‘Winn
Norman Myers
Karen
George Perkins
Saginaw
Mr. Perkins
Mary Perkins
Myers
Thimble Club
John Hartman
Charles Ott
Erma
Cecil Warner
Henry Warner
Waynard Close
Harrison
Gladwin
Kay Jean Chatterton
Jesse Wood
Battle Creek
Basil Harvey
Glen Gordons
Kelly Turners
Laurence Robinett
Rex
Carl Phimsey
Glen Bystone
Jim Gregg
Elm Grove
Kay
Hobtsberry
Bard
M. BE. Goodman
Virgil
Lansing
Ted Newman
Wallace Roberts
Mt. Pleasant
L. Robinett
Weekend Visits Across Flint and Nearby Towns Break
Mr and Mrs George Daly of Flint spent the weekend with his brother Edd Dady. Sunday visitors at B J Prices included Everett McLain and daughter Dolores of Lansing and Fred Price of Detroit. Arthur Bitler from Flint visited Jerry Price and family with others from Harrison and Pratts Lake. Fred Ehle tagged sheep for Laurence Mayhew. Jerry Price plans a farm move near Corunna. Reuben Rose and sons visited Gladwin Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Daly
Junior
Alfred
Flint
Edd
B. J. Price’s
Everett McLain
Dolores
Lansing
Fred Price
Detroit
Arthur Bitler
Gerald Price
Wm. Peck
Harrison
David Anderson
Pratts Lake
Jerry Price
Fred Ehle
Laurence Mayhew
Corunna
Reuben Rose
Gladwin
Community Mourns Loss. Kleiner Family Notes
Sympathy extends to the Kleiner family on the passing of father and uncle. Local notices mark church events, family visits, a spring sugar bush routine, illness quarantines, a missionary program, and birthday celebrations including Lawrence’s 18th. Rev J F Foster visited friends. Kenneth Blass visited relatives in Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleiner
Norman Hutchinson
Walter Kleiner
Marguerite Leeth
Norma Bates
Seville
Mt. Pleasant
A. H. Hutchinson
Midland
Robt. Hutchinson
Ernest Kleiner
Artie Carncross
Leonard
John Garver
Jas, Beatty
Jarver
Up Streamers
Hutchinson
Lawrence
J. F. Foster
Fort Wayne
Ind
Kenneth Blass
Henry Kleiner
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Holt
William Macleod Raine
Finney
By S. L. Huntley
Mebbe
Rotel
Arthur Township
Ray Harold
Jesse Newman
Mary, Sanders
Bert Kinne
Melvin Haines
Mr. Campbell
C. Bryan
J. Myers
P. Davis
Roy Wilson
Chas. Fitzpatrick
Dover
Dan Dysinger
Emma Garver
Art Révers
Keyer
Lottie Robinett
Andy Smith
Clayton Allenhonia
Hamilton Center
Lake George
Massey-Harris
Bradley
William Webber
Thos. Groves
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