Community Fair Weeks Draw Near Amid Busy Town Notes
Town pages recount fair delays with last day set for Saturday the sixth, local families’ comings and goings, improvements at the Palace Merc and Grass Range Merc, and farmers reporting wheat yields. Lewistown Day sparked local business closures as residents prepare for harvest and threshing crews anticipate extended work.
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Wm. Beedie
R. J. French
Overland
Frank Luebke
Lewistown
Grass Range Merc. Co
Naomi Charters
Margaret Sayler
Rathbun
Fred B. Hedge
Hedge
John Kinnick
A. G. Gillespie
Billings
Essex
A.G
TATLINGS High School Glee Club Opens Membership
Our High School Glee Club formed last Thursday with non compulsory joining. Nearly all students attended practice next morning showing strong interest in choral work. The club lists nine altos six tenors and basses as members. Interesting anecdotes recount seniors entertaining faculty and freshmen at a gym party.
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Thomas Cameron
Chautauqua Meeting Sets Up New Committee
The Chautauqua organization elected Frank Laird as chair and B R Thompson as secretary treasurer to oversee tickets and finances. Ellison White was named responsible for starting the effort and ensuring no deficit. Conditions are improving and plans aim to bring high class talent with season tickets at two dollars and individual nights at one dollar.
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Chautauqua
Ellison- White
Frank Laird
B. R. Thompson
Sec.treas
L. C. Howard
Reabsorbed notes and a costly but weak debt claim
A fragment notes a system re absorption and mentions the cost and effects of auto crediting. The text hints at financial strain and limited gains, with a terse critique of the process.
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Arly
Kang
Wool crop in Australia falls by 400000 bales
The Australian wool crop is forecast to decline by about 400000 bales from last year due to a long drought followed by persistent rains and poor lambing conditions.
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Australia
Dr Shamon at Young's Hotel Eyes Exam Oct 11 12
Exclusive eyesight specialist Dr Shamon will be at Young's Hotel from Oct 11 to noon Oct 12. 83 years experience assures you of right glasses and a full eye examination.
Teachers and Parents Pay In Advance for Rates
Readers are told that those not on the list must pay one dollar in cash in advance. The notice directs attention to the GRASS RANGE REVIEW for details.
Candidate Answer Sparks Timely Farm Query
A rural district preparliamentary candidate answered withYes or No. An old farm laborer sprang up and asked Please maister. The candidate replied Well then maister, what’s the time. The scene mixes election talk with a farmer’s practical question.
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Maister
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John Stubben
Roy
Montana Lumber Company
J. R. Munson
Palace Merc. Co
Emmett Ryan
Marquis
Emmett
Anne McGilvray
Ayers Ranch
Winnett
Welter
Forbes Leslie
Forbes
Creel
O. H. Houghton
Wisconsin
Mr. Houghton
P. L. ‘Fleming
Billings Overland
H. EB. Sanders
International Harvester Co
Montana
Victor Koenitz
Vic
Richard
Mr. Howard
William Metz
Paul Koenitz
Bruce Shawhan
Thomas Blair
Gwendolyn Allen
Babylonia
Tommy
Dady
Glee Club
Otto
Alice
Caesar
Giese
Bill
Victor
Koenitz
Harold Gillespie
Harold
Dr. Shamon
Scotch Woolen Mills
Halstead Street
McKibbins
Russell
Merts’ Shoes
Phoenix Hosiery
Children’s Shoes
R. & J. Clothing Co
Toledo
Custer Hiway Garage
French. Bros
U. S. Rubber Co
the Sunday Standard
Shuke OU
Rcintan 2
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