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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1922
Page
1
As Christmas nears postal offices report rising mail volume and urge proper addressing return addresses and adequate postage. Officials stress legible ink, avoid pencil, register valuables, and do not rely on special delivery stamps for security. Separate notice on estate sale orders in Montana court dated 1922.
Lee Fitzpatrick, a longtime teacher and journalist turned lecturer, brings heart to heart talks and popular lectures to Saeco High School Auditorium on Saturday December 16 at 8 15 P M. His works focus on environment and personal improvement, drawing strong public interest across many states.
Department Of The Interior U S Land Office Glasgow Montana October 25 1922 notice that Carl N Peterson of Lark Montana who filed homestead entry September 5 1922 No 059678 for NE14 Sec 32 NW14 Sec 33 T27N R34E M M has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim before W D Miller U S Commissioner Saco Montana on December 9 1922 witnesses are George Koetchel Alfred Peterson Henry Nelson Arthur Nelson all of Saco Montana Kirton Registered
A.M. Strommen hauled wheat to town Wednesday and coal on Thursday. B. Kappel buys a small house moving to Saco for family to reside while school continues. Several residents, including Hans Waal and Lon Christopherson, noted. visits to Glascock, Busche, and Sharpless mentioned.
The Woman's Club will meet at the home of Mrs Easton on Saturday December 16. Preparations for the community Christmas will be made and all members are urged to attend bringing scissors large darning needless bodkins. The meeting begins at 2 30 p m.
Pure bred Rose Comb Rhode Island Red cockrels Veach strain for sale at 1.50 each. Priced before Christmas. Listing from Chase Stuff in Saco Montana.
Mrs Dave Simpson made a business trip to Malta on Tuesday. Mrs T G Smith and children leave for Whitefish for the winter. Mr and Mrs C Bjerke welcome a baby boy born December 4. Simon Welsh special agent for Great Northern left for Indiana for the holidays. Prof Geist was a business caller in Malta Saturday. Rev Henry of Great Falls spent Sunday in town and led services at the Congregational Church.
Harry Riggin traded in Genevieve while Alve Johnson headed home to North Dakota after visiting his sister north of town. Thanksgiving dinner with Walter Johnson and Lowetta Hikok noted. Ben Olson's deputy sheriff reappointment gaining support. Local remarks on cold snap affecting travel and grain hauling. New circulating library opens with growing holdings as community includes gatherings at the Caps Burrowes home and Ladies Aid luncheon.
Thanksgiving dinner crowds at Genevieve Hall and local families are noted amid school reports from White Water. Absences due to illness and upcoming Christmas activities fill classroom notes, with students preparing essays and teachers sharing classic songs and lessons.
For sale pure bred barred rock cockrels and pullets of the Blue Ringlet strain. Contact Mrs. Chas. H. McChasney at 504 Saco, Montana.
Nels E. Jorgenson of Saco Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim on lands described in section 3 township 31 north range 33 west near Saco. The proof is to be made before W D Miller U S Commissioner on December 9 1922 with witnesses Ole Oleson Jake Simonsen Robert Friedly and Edward Rognas all of Saco.
Third and fourth grade notes describe classroom poems about decorations. One poem mentions bells that signal Santa’s coming and children humming. The other depicts Santa descending the chimney bringing toys, with a festive Christmas tree and fair children surrounding it.
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