Local notes from Saco and area on harvest, repairs, and births
Many farm and town items from Saco include hay shipments to Savoy and Great Falls, repairs at the Motor Inn garage, new water rules in town, and Al Shaw's return from California after his mother's funeral. Marriage announced in Wisconsin, remarks on Montana land ads by Taylor Company, and local residents' travels and family news.
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Saco
W. H. Harvey
Savoy
Nelson
Great Falls
al Shaw
California
Montana
Geo. Fischer
Motor Inn
Glascow
George
Independent
Taylor Land Company
Bowdoin News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Louis Copple returns to school after illness while Bob McAnish visited Dod son last Friday. The high school plans a St Patrick’s masquerade dance. Miss Sue Wyatt travels home to England. Miss Mehls improves at Glasgow hospital. The McNeil brothers report better fish business and plan another carload shipment Monday.
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Miss Mehls
Glasgow
Sue Wyatt
H. Auckland
England
McNeil Bros
John Cartman
South Community Club
T. T. Hatton
Ed. Johnson
Saco
Johnson
Nora
Methodist Church Notes Sunday Schedule
Sunday school at 1030 A M and preaching at 730 P M led by Pastor C E Auger. All are cordially invited to attend.
Community News Roundup From Genievieve Area
Local notes report guests visiting Fred Penne and Clyde O'Neil families. Arthritis and rheumatism keep some residents home while others travel for business, with Dr Hadwich visiting homestead for final proof. Civil club events, including Norwegian whist, and farm extension work are mentioned along with family visits and a scarlet fever case investigation. A death notice for Herman Hendrickson Sr. is noted with funeral plans in Hinsdale Kinmore.
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Cockrell
Jack Grady
Hoyt
Glasgow
Philip
Mrrs
Grady
Farm Bureau
Fernand
Mumbled reference to former Mercantile Store Hinsdale connection
The fragment notes a person once linked with the Mercantile Store at Hinsdale, indicating a past association without further details.
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Hinsdale
Land office notice of homestead proof in Saco Montana
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Glasgow Montana date January 31 1922 announces Leonard Mansker of Saco Montana holder of homestead entry No 044731 for section 27 and 26 township 29 north range 33 east Montana meridian has filed intent to make three year proof to establish claim before D Miller U S Commissioner at Saco Montana on March 11 1922 witnesses Roy Nelson Howard C Spencer Calvin H Pippin and Henry Lubert all of Saco Montana EK M Kirton Register
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Saco
Montana
Nisw
N. R
East Montana
Meridian
D. Miller
U. S
Roy Nelson
Howard C. Spencer
Calvin H. Pippin
Henry Lubert
EK. M. Kirton
Register
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Glasgow
Mont
John H. Mavencamp
Roy V. Wallis
Walter McGavin
Pearl Pressnall
Rudolph Delke
E. M. Kirton
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LWGAL
Jake Simonse
Irs
Ralph Svevers
Halpin Svevess
Glastaw
Crbbeee
Marenoth
Counts Busness
Malta
Yelic Veda
Karis Vage
At _Anthony & Dakota
Carroll and York
Joe Steele
White Water
Ed. Carxol
Evelyn Hubbard
Chinelander
Wisconsin
Oscar Olson
Wolf Point
Great Northern
Methodist ‘Aid
Fischer Lumber Co
Sim Carroll
Tom Tollifson
Rugby
N. Dakota
Tollifson
Tom
Pasadena
Ins
Los Angles
Arthur Murry
Chicago
Arthur
Jim Wightman
St. Paul
Bowdoin News
Louis Copple
Bob McAnish
Dodson
H. Montgomery
DeNoma
Lucile McCormick
Madaline Davs
B. G. Henry
Eureka
Bowdoin
George Russell
Anderson
M. E. Aid
Delmonte
our.Grocery
Methodist Church
C. E. Auger
Genevieve
Fred Penne
Clyde O’neil
Elmer Random
Anders Holst
Guy Riggin
Tom Atkinson
Hadwich
Thoeny
Hadavin
Harry Hockley
Hilmer Lund
Milk River
Mr. Lund
Clarence Luraas
Albert Nelson
North Community Club
Ernest Lamschoot
Alfred Johnson
Henry Keefer
Minnesota
C. W Mumford
Herman Hendrickson, Sr
National Canned Foods
Libby,s
Extra Fancy
Large Cove
Ade
Asenmensnsna
Uae
Nsw
Spond Halanadsit Sige
Department. of the Interior
Leonard Mansker
Farina
Swifts Pride
Edwin T. Riemer
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