New Finer Plymouth Elects Officers At Last Session
New Finer Plymouth held its last meeting where officers were elected: Mrs. T. K. Julien president, Mrs. W. F. Drummey vice president, Mrs. J. C. Fuller secretary and treasurer, and Mrs. D. I. Emerick reporter. Mrs. Joseph Allen visited from Seattle. Federal jurors Frank Paul Ira Wagner and Carl Hansen were summoned to Butte. Jimmy Main celebrated his sixth birthday at a picnic in Dimlont Park. Birth notices reported a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Richmond Hobson in Fullerton and a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bostwick at Barrett hospital. A cattle purchase party led by Mike Lauterbach and others visited Willow Glen near Anaconda. seventeen head of purebred calves were bought. Miss Gladys Garr will inspect schools in the Centennial Valley. Kenneth Wheat and Frederick Crouse visited Dillon. they joined the MSU glee club concert. Henry Gleed Jr and Mrs. Gleed from Denver plan a summer stay. H J Hamill of Great Falls arrived regarding the First National Bank building project. Henry Seifken of Bloody Dick is in the county seat. Miss Henrietta Tallent will graduate as a trained nurse from Murray hospital.
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A historical home economics note lists salad companions for different salad types. For crisp green salads: crackers, paprika crackers, and cheese straws. For fruit salads: buttered nut bread with fruit preserves, currant or grape jelly sandwiches with cream cheese, and cheese straws. For vegetable or meat salads: devilled biscuits, cheese biscuits, sandwiches of chopped nut meats with olives and mayonnaise, prepared sandwich relish, and celery sandwiches with olives and mayo.
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America
Family thanks for kindness after death of husband and father
The family expresses gratitude for sympathy and floral tributes after the death of their husband, father, and brother. They name Mrs. W F Henneberry, Ambrose Henneberry, Dan Henneberry, Mrs. Martin M Gleason, and Mr and Mrs M A Henneberry.
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W. F. Henneberry
Ambrose Henneberry
Dan Henneberry
Martin M. Gleason
M. A. Henneberry
Certificate of Compliance and Authorization for Insurance
State Auditor certifies The MINNESOTA IMPLEMENT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY authorized to transact general fire insurance in Montana until March 31, 1931. 1929 figures show capital, assets, liabilities, and large surplus. Minneapolis Fire and Marine Insurance listed with public notice. Notice includes Montana holders and witness names for public filing.
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Minnesota Implement Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Hast Broadway
Owatonna
Minnesota
Montana
I. Geo. P. Porter
Eens
Minneapolis Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Foshay Tower
Minneapolis
Geo. P. Porter
State
City of
Melena
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Plymouth
Charlotte Ballard
T. K. Julien
W. F. Drummey
J. C. Fuller
D. I. Emerick
Joseph Allen
Seattle
Mayme French
Frank Paul
Ira Wagner
Carl Hansen
Butte
Jimmy Main
George Main
Dirlmont Park
Vic
Hobsons
Dillon
Fullerton, Cal
Richmond Hobson
Babe
The
Barrett Hospital
Gerald Bostwick
Mike Lauterbach
James Pilgrim
Jens Bay
Chris Bay
Paul Stahl
Louis Stahl
Clarence Koenig
Wm. Jacobson
P. J. Peterson
James Melton
Willow Glen Ranch
Anaconda
A. C. Morrow
James ‘Pilgrim
Centennial Valley
Gladys Garr
Kenneth Wheat
Frederick Crouse
Glee Club
Montana State College
Normal College
Denver
Henry Gleed, Jr
Wyoming
Gleed
Colorado Building and Loan Company
H. J. Hamill
Great Falls
First National Bank
Grant
Henry Seifken
Bloody Dick
Murray
Henrietta Tallent
Leo Tallent
Murray Hospital
Miss Tallent
Butte Hospital
Chrysler Motors
Chrysler
Dodge Brothers
de Soto
Selah Ats J
Josephine B. Gibson
H. J. Heinz Company
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Clarence B. Ditty
Dillon Montana
Neyne
Township
Prin. Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
A. S
Jesse A. Ditty
Charles Wilson
Louis Hoffman
Mike Boka Alt
M. D. Nicholson
Register
Kashmir
Chas. H. MI Black
Fay B. Anderson
Dillion Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Anderson Brothers
Dillon, Montana
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