No kick coming from cattle ranch life despite losses
Eugene writes about selling hay, barley and polts, feeding cattle on contract, and paying for "dead horses" from former years. He reflects on a joy ride gone wrong, compares luck to others, and praises the ranch life and its quiet, hopeful resilience.
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Eugene
Ups and Downs of Farming in Prairie Life
A farmer recalls decades of risk and reward from sheep ventures to hay markets. He describes 10 percent interest as a painful burden, a 1919 20 slump, and a slow recovery by 1922 with growing cattle and dairy herds. He stays hopeful for a strong forthcoming year.
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Teg
Easter Week at the Church Scheduled Services
On Friday March 30 at 8 pm the sacrament of the Lord’s Supper will be administered. Sunrise Easter service at 6 am, Epworth Leaguers gather at 2:30 pm for a trip to the county farm for a 3 pm service. Public worship at 11 am features a sermon “Life, the Deepest Passion of Our Race” and a 7:30 pm service with “Our Condemnation Removed.” All are welcome.
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Christian Science Services in Dillon on April 1
The Dillon Christian Science Society on Yeaman block IE Center St announces Sunday services on April 1 at 11 oclock with the topic Reality. A Sunday school gathers at 9 45 a m and a Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 oclock.
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Easter Services at Lutheran Church Plan
Rev S Lentz presides with services at the Episcopal church Good Friday at 7 80 p m sermon Christ On the Cross Easter Sunday Sunday school 1 30 p m services 2 00 p m sermon The Resurrection of Christ
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Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Schedule
Bannack and Washington streets serves Grace Methodist Episcopal Church with Edward Smith as minister. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Classes for all, welcome for all. Morning worship at 11. Epworth League social hour and lunch at 6 with devotions at 6 30 led by Miss Glenn Stufft. Evening service at 7 30, mid week Bible study and prayer on Wednesday at 7 30. Open to call.
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Salvation Army Meeting Schedule
Salvation Army holds meetings: Tuesday and Thursday at 8 p m. Salvation meetings also Friday and Saturday at 8 p m, with Sunday holiness meeting at 11 a m and Sunday school at 2 30 p m. All are welcome.
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Galloping Kid Western at Hartwig with Hoot Gibson
Hoot Gibson stars in The Galloping Kid a Misfit story by William H Hamby showing a wandering hobo cowboy. Exterior scenes filmed at Montezuma adobe castle in the Arizona desert, a filming first for cinema photography.
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Hartwig Theater
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Adobe
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Real Estate Transfers From the Title Books of Beaverhead
Real estate transfers are listed from the Beaverhead Abstract Company for the week ending March 24 1923. The notices reference properties, transfer dates, and parties involved in the title records.
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Land transfers and business notices from Kalispell to Dillon
Multiple land transfers and deeds are listed including Frank Huston parcel 160 acres northeast of Kidd and Addie Barber 600 acres southeast of Dillon. Also deeds for Karl O Hallas 640 acres Centennial valley and others near Lima Redrock and Dillon. Mining deal notes Kalispell Yeomen lodge children home Flathead lake Wilsall 600 acre ranch sale $35 000. Adv for Frank Hazelbaker farm loan.
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Lima
Bert Adkins
Joseph G.H. Nogue
Redrock
Marius Robin
Edward A. Rendicker
Mary Elizabeth Rothas
Sarah A. Lewis
Joseph L. Lewis
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Alvin J. Kellum
Dewitt Norman
Kalispell
The
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Flathead Lake
Cat Creek Oil Field Sees Rapid Growth in Three Years
Cat Creek has 110 producing wells and, in less than three years, surpassed most Rocky Mountain fields except Salt Creek. In 1922 Cat Creek produced 2,209,832 barrels, more than field fuel usage. The State Railroad Commission cut pipeline rates to Winnett from 20 to 15 cents per barrel, effective March 21.
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