County News from Our Special Correspondence
Owing to mail delays the county news is not very new. Simonson and Erickson finish 875 acres at Whitewinter then move to the east bench. Stones thrive more there than on the Third bench. Walt Voechting has another breakdown and will not travel east. Hanson brokers plan to shut down due to coal cost. Seeding is nearly done, 1200 acres planted on this bench. Albert Pelkhe may drill a machine but will wait to see how many want wells dug.
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Simonson and
Erickson
Whitewinter
Stones
Albert Pelkhe
United States
Gonsul Robt. Frazer, Jr
Valencia
Spain
Valleytown Notes Show Visits and Local Movements
Valleytown residents report many social visits and business trips. Mrs. F Ghenoweth returns to Sacoon after an extended stay on French Man Creek while Mrs. Whitbread and Dan Garrison travel between Valleytown, Saco, and Canada. The Long Investment Co. and others cross bands of yearling sheep as Wm Whitbread bridges the creek. Valleytown School adjourns for summer. Rain benefits Beaverton farmers. Great Northern railroad repairs near Rezverton sink hole. Grain and coal movements, seed flax advertisement, and local shopping also noted.
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J. B. Long Co
Wm. Whitbread
Great Northern
Rezverton
D .O
Arnica Salve Promises Rapid Healing for Burns and Wounds
The column touts Bucklen arnica salve as a quick healer for burns cuts bruises boils ulcers eczema sore lips and piles with a 25 cent price. It also mentions a Montana sewing contest for teens and rules from F S Cooley Bozeman and state fair officials. Washington report notes U S farmers face lessons on cultivation with Valencia Spain families subsisting on tiny plots and large crop outputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Winning girl in county industrial contests named
Instructions urge writing to F. S. Cooley in Bozeman or the State Fair Industrial contests supervisor, or to the County Superintendent of Schools for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Helena
F. S
Cooley
Bozeman
F. S. ‘Cooley
New Life Pills Parade Harsh Claims to Crowd
A police officer addresses a street crowd claiming to stop disturbance as a booming advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills. The pills are promoted as a gentle remedy for bowel congestion and suffering, with a price of 25 cents at druggists.
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King’s
Lorimer Case Dominates Senate Debate
The Lorimer matter again absorbs the senate as sentiment against him appears strong. A senate vote is expected to be adverse, with Lorimer acting as a good loser while countering opponents on the floor.
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Lorimer
Senate
Illinois
Also Mentioned on This Page
County News
Whitewater Newslets
Walt Voechting
Hanson
Valleytown
Dan
Garrison
James Peck
Hi Reigle
Canada
Dan Garrison
E. J. ‘Owers
Snake Creek
The
Long Investment Co
Whittrand
Matt Adams
Saco
J. E. Wightman
Little Daughter
Beaverton
McColley
Martin’s
Miss Grace
Bill Cutting
C. E. Pierson
John Shortridge, Sr
A.H
Virginia Martin
Oeen
E. Pierson
D. CO. Brown
Record
Myrtle
Wm. McCully
H. L. Birum
O. E. Summers
C. E. Braidbrooks
Atkinson Bros
Birum & Nelson
Washington
Johnson
Jerry
Gonlon’s
Grother’s
Tel
Saco, Montana
Saco “Drug
Bares Cralan
Prarie
Beaverton, Mont
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