Local notes and arrivals mark Lewistown week
Notary A R Mackenzie and R W Blake in Lewistown note a baby son born May 29. Guests include D E Allen with Miss Lillian Parente and R Damico. Chas Kauffman of Omaha visiting Roy Blake family. Red Cross dance at Becket June 15 with supper by Becket chapter ladies. Various visits, road work updates, and store openings noted. A July 4 celebration may be a picnic instead. Martha Freed and Harry Corrie wed at Lewistown Methodist church. Prof W R Davis to spend summer in Winifred. Several injuries and travels documented, plus Flatwillow project consulting by Adelbert Parker of Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Blake
Lewistown
R. Damico
Lillian Parente
D. E. Allen
Chas. Kauffman
Omaha
Roy
Red Cross
Becket
Herbert Titter
N-Bar
Novary
Peterson
Harry Brown
Chippewa
Indiana
Mr. Brown
John D. Bartlett
Betty
Bartlett
Major Bartlett
Camp
Martha Freed
Harry E. Corrie
Hirst
Winnett
Gene Lane Leaves For France For Red Cross Work
Lewistown businessman Gene Lane president of the Montana Lumber Company departed for France to engage in Red Cross work last week. Lane is noted for his ability and his services are expected to aid the Allied relief effort.
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Gene Lane
France
Lewistown
Montana Lumber Company
Mr. Lane
Grass Range Triumphs Over Battrick by Seven Runs
In a fast game Saturday at home Grass Range defeated Battrick by seven runs. Peterson impressed at second base while Bastien and Wallace delivered timely hits. Adams pitched and benefited from solid support to finish the contest.
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Battrick
Peterson
Bastien
Wallace
Adams
Catholic Services Scheduled at Grass Range Moose Hall
Catholic services will be held at Grass Range Moose Hall on Tuesday June 18 at 10 30. If weather is bad services will occur when the train arrives. Confirmation services are planned for the same time.
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Grass Range
Moose Hall
Farmers of Novary to Gather for Squirrel Pest Fight
Farmers of Novary are urged to join a community action day led by County Agriculturist Peterson next Saturday June 8 to learn poison methods against ground squirrel ravages. Thousands of dollars are lost annually, and organizers expect a large turnout for instruction and cooperation.
Church notices for Children’s Day and weekly services
The Children’s Day program is set for Sunday evening June 16 at 8 o’clock. Sunday school meets every Sunday at 11 o’clock with organized clans for every grade and a call for parents to encourage attendance. Preaching and song service are at 8 o’clock each Sunday night. Everyone is welcome.
Harry Lay Goes To France for Red Cross Work
Harry E. Lay, business manager of the Democrat-News, left this week for France via New York to engage in Red Cross work. The Democrat office presented him with an engraved wrist watch before departure. Lay had served the paper for years and was popular. Frank Tallman will act as manager during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Lay
Democrat-News
France
New York
Democrat
Lay
Frank Tallman
Miller Announces Candidacy for County Assessor
A. T. Miller declares his bid to become County Assessor at the upcoming Seam election, running on the Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Miller
Ten Steel Ships Completed For Shipping Board
Washington May 28 Ten steel vessels totaling 63 436 tons were completed for the shipping board in the week ending May 25. There were 18 launchings during the week of a total tonnage of 109 700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shipping Board
Sale Debt Notice At Red Cross Auction
All those who have not settled for purchases made at the Red Cross sale will kindly do so at once. Signed Geo Bastien and A R Mackenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Geo. Bastien
A. R. Mackenzie
Grocery Price List Fragment With Items and Specials
A fragmented advertisement lists multiple produce and dry goods with marked prices including cabbage four pounds for a quarter, onions three pounds for a quarter, bananas at ten cents per pound for a one day sale, and assorted items such as lettuce lemons oranges syrup pancake flour tomatoes apricots and more. Some text is garbled but quantities and unit prices are readable. The list suggests a local store circular or market special from a historical newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Hilton
Novary
Court Notes: Suit Against Teagarden for 349.88
H L DeKalb and E W Mettler sue Sam W Teagarden for 349.88 with A G McNaught as attorney. Trial of Will Percy on a statutory offense set by Judge Ayers for June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. DeKalb
E. W. Mettler
Sam W. Teagarden
A. G. McNaught
Will Percy
Ayers
Wheat farm for sale by Ben Johnson Anaconda Montana
Ben Johnson offers a good wheat farm for sale at 413 Birch Bt Anaconda Montana 1931. Owner states price and full description available by inquiry to the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Johnson
Anaconda
Montana
New York Woman Sentenced to 10 Years in Missouri Penitentiary
Mrs. Rose Pastor Stokes of New York was sentenced to 10 years on each of three counts for espionage act violations. Federal Judge Arba Van Valkenburgh ordered the sentences run concurrently with no fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Rose Pastor Stokes
New York
Missouri State Penitentiary
Arba
van Valkenburgh
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. R
Teigen
A.r.mackenzie
Notary Public
W. R. Davis
Winifred
Dave Brunner
Adelbert F. Parker
Ogden
Utah
E. H. Holmboe
Geo. J. Weideman
F. G. Attix
David Hilger
Flatwillow
Parker
United States
Catholic Services
Harry Lay
Roy E. Ayers
James H. Charters
Col
W. H. Cullington
Ole Winger
Oscar Mitchell
Ole Olson
Tom Stout
Stout
Jack McCabe
W. R Wellman
Wellman’s
McCormick
Grass Range Mercantile Company
Yes Os
Minnesota
Goodridge-Call Lumber Company
House’ Naval Committee
Daniels
Atlantic
Tus
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