Local residents visit Ismay and Mildred area towns
In the week ending Friday residents Frank Allen and wife, Mrs. Charles Exe, Cc O Wright, Hiram Bickle, Dan McKay, H D Carpenter and others were seen in Ismay Mildred Terry and nearby towns. Several travelers shipped flax and attended dances while families planned holiday visits to Minnesota Wisconsin and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Exe
Westmore Hotel
Cc. O. Wright
Mildred
EB. Crandell
Hiram Bickle
Dan McKay
Ismay
Kinsey
H. D. Carpenter
Ori Gillis
Cr. O. Wright
Fatty
Millison
Terry
Ismay Area Brings News of Visits and Local Projects
Mrs T Geandall and children plan a two month visit to Radcliffe STOWanae. W T Strait leaves for Sioux Falls to run a machine shop come spring. William Etherton returns home to Carpenter NL after visiting his daughter. A group from Whitney creek attends a Woodman dance. Local Christmas program planned at the tree. Security Bridge Co completes Dry Gulch bridge near F A Priest's. moving outfits to Powder River country for new contract. Henry Harnick of Farmersburg IA visits Ismay with plans to move back next spring with goods and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.geandall
Uoéth
Ed Crane
Carpenter
al Grinnell
Mitchell
Whitney Creek
James Sidie
Elmer Silbaugh
Ralph Bartholomew
Lowry ‘and Richards
Walt Deegan
Westmite
M. Ww
Ena
L. B. Hughes
Montana Life Insurance Co
Helena
Mertie Aumock
Philip Rumiock
Bowman
Isi
Westmore
Ismay
Leo Kirk
Beach
Wibaig
Senthiéf Butte
Clark
Mildred
David Bickle
William Fulton
Charles de Graffenreid
M. E. Jones
Earl Gaines
J. B. Prindle
Security Bridge Co
Dry Gulch
Henry Harnick
Farmersburg
Iowa
Mr. Narnick
Terry Commercial Club Visite Ismay Delegation
A Terry Commercial Club delegation including B. H McDowell W. C Brubaker Dey La Sueir Alfred Wright Mr. Lamb and Mr. Hewitt met with the Ismay Commercial club on Friday to discuss county division. They left believing they achieved their purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Commercial Club
B. H McDowell
W. C. Brubaker
Dey la Sueir
Alfred Wright
Lamb
Mr. Hewitt
Ismay Commercial Club
Crowded Schools Reflect Rapid Growth in Mildred and Westmore
A visit reveals Mildred has begun a new schoolhouse to be completed early next year. Westmore remains unorganized and must continue with existing buildings, forcing a timetable to build before teaching resumes next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Westmore
A C Smith Visits Minneapolis on Mercantile Business
A C Smith manager of the Harlingsburt Mercantile Company returned Sunday after a week in Minneapolis and St Paul on company business. He attended a meeting of the credit men, heard optimistic forecasts for the future, and noted above average crops and prices remaining above normal, signaling expanding business after year end. He also met W B Jordan and his sons during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ©. Smith
Harlingsburt Mercantile Company
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Mr. Smith
W. B. Jordan
Hopeful talk of business as Smith plans return soon
Mr. Smith left his ailing wife and expects to return in a week or ten days. He brought back the young son of Mrs. Baker of Knowlton, who had been in hospital for eye treatment and is reported to be recovering well.
Travels of the Club on Proposed County Split
The Ismay Commercial club visited Mildred Fallon Sandstone and Westmore areas to gauge support for a proposed new county. Most residents saw no tax rise and favored better roads and bridges over a courthouse, noting shared funds could build strong infrastructure within a few years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismay Commercial Club
Mildred
Westmore
Fallon
Nationwide push for education field specialists group
The State Teachers Association urged support for a national bill to fund a field board of consulting specialists in ten education areas. The plan, backed by the National Education Association and others, would deploy field workers to assist communities without exerting control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers’ Association
Billings
National Congress
United States Commissioner of Education
Federal Bureau of Education
Feld
National Education Association
Federation of State Teachers’ Associations
Secretary of the Interior
House Committee On Appropriations
Russell Rage: Foundation
Tate
New Postal Rule Changes Return Time for Uncalled Letters
A postal department order sets new return periods for uncalled letters. Unaddressed items directed to street and number in cities are to be returned after five days, general city delivery letters after five days, and fourth class office letters not for rural delivery after fifteen days. The sender must specify exact return days, maximum nine days, and letters held by government may be retained.
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Department of Lata
Ordea
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