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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
4
Sam Myers family settles on the ranch and preps for crops while Ervin Thompson reports poorer conditions in North Dakota. Court, church and railroad notes mix with local visits, a Midway Studios note, and a lively hall card party ending in a dance with a jazz orchestra.
Jas Mayhew is sick this week. Mr and Mrs Spellum plan a Chicago trip. Duane Kinney visits his mother Mrs Jacek Hittle. Mrs A E Davis in Malta for dental work. Prof and Mrs Miller host Mr and Mrs Spellum for dinner. Mr and Mrs Henry Holmes welcome a baby boy. A group of youths hiked to Strater for a dance. A son was born to Mr and Mrs C Crawford. Mrs Crawford was Mildred Monroe KE. Leffingwell returns from Washington and resumes duties at the station. Bowdoin State Bank moves HQ to Imperial Office next week with T W Young as cashier and Mr Scholas as assistant/bookkeeper. Miss Lillie Russell hosts friends for her birthday with games, music, lunch. Rev Auger guest of honor.
The piece notes events around Lars Solheim and White Water last Monday with Geder and Ben Franklin. It mentions K Ekre Otto Carlson a rip to White Water, Jess Blackerby entering the ry business with milk cows, Thorsen Brothers hosting Ke Is on and Jorde at Whist, Irick Thorsen planning spring homestead improvements amid wage concerns, and a tense school district 46 election on April 1 with seven candidates reportedly running on two opposing sides.
Eager had dinner at Cardwell's on Wednesday. Jess Black-2 reportedly is in Canada. Solberg hauled hay last week. Knuth spent part of the week hauling hay. Tieden hosted a meal with Mrs. Earl Crouch on Saturday. Kristy took a trip to Saco late last week. Juices Aid will meet at A. A. Reitan's on Sunday, April 2. A dance is planned at the Tieden home on Saturday, April 1. Cardwell traveled to White Bear City midweek and contacted the mayor. Ellen Geder moved back to his farm from the Westrick place. Otto Carlson visited Malta and is headed toward American citizenship. Billy Bird visited Paul Kreuger. Mrs. Bird is improving since returning East. Adel Reitan was seen calling on several homes. More details later. Daddy Bolstrum is busy with a new baby boy at home with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bolstrum. Jess Blackerby rented the Crouch place for another year and plans a big crop. A special meeting of district No. 46 Trustees met at G. P. Miller's on Saturday. warrants will be payable soon. Grytdahl school will run two more months, extending the term to eight months.
A new contest invites women and girls to write a four line rhyme using only words from the Dr Price's label or inside can. Prizes range from 100 to 25 dollars plus 55 additional prizes. entries due by May 1 1992 to Price Baking Powder Factory Chicago.
DR BR P MINNICK physician and surgeon residence phone no 27 office over the cooperative store SACO I O O F meets every Tuesday evening visiting members always welcome Roy A Barbour N G L A Wagoner See Nellie D Birum W M Alene Frazier See
Anna Hought formerly Anna Guttormson of Content Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim on land in Montana. The hearing will be before C J. Brockway U S Commissioner at Malta Montana on May 9 1922. Witnesses: John Guttormson Art Anderson M L Peterson and Nels Simonson of Content Montana. E M Kirton Register.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Glasgow Montana on March 24 192 Frank F Storms of Hinsdale Montana consenting to Reservation under Act July 17 1914 who on December 24 1918 and May 11 1920 made original homestead on the property.
Sheriff deputies hunted five men and a woman after an assault in Compton near Los Angeles. They tortured storekeeper Mike Kapalinich with red hot rods to force him to reveal the hideout of his saggle and stole $11 from a case while $125 in stock escaped. Kapalinich's condition improved and doctors expect recovery.
No. 055273 and additional No. 055015 for multiple lots in sections 4 and 5 Township 2 North Range 25 East are filed as "intention to make final three year" to establish claim. The claim is presented before Fredrick B. Gillette S. Commissioner at Hinsdale Montana on May 6 1999. Witnesses named: Samuel E. Rupp C. B. Tanner J Kent and J T Rowe of Hinsdale Montana.
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