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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
3
The Saco area reports various items from Malta to Valleytown including shopping trips, moves to towns and ranches, Mayo Clinic visits, and a large Lutheran aid gathering. Teachers discuss early entrance to high school, a new girls Glee Club, and district Women’s Club activities. Stray horse notice and local shipping plans close the column.
Department of the Interior contest notice targets Paul Herbert Lingrey of Saco Montana. Jake West files July 24 1919 alleging lack of bona fide residence abandonment and failure to cultivate on homestead entry No 036118 in Montana. Public sale set September 26 1919 if Lingrey does not respond by October 10 1919.
George Greve visited Saco Thursday while Lou Orrey conducted business there. Hi Regal traveled from his Canadian ranch to Saeco last Saturday. Mrs. George Greve attended a Better Health meeting at the Tieden hall on Thursday.
Joe Albus visited town several times last week while Rudolph Waal worked up north for Theodore Olson. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Glascock were Saco visitors on Saturday. Wm. Hymer transacted business Tuesday and supped at George Sammons home Monday. Mrs. B. Kappel called on friends here one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. George Sammons spent a couple of days in Glasgow late last week. Tatham and West sold sheep to Gayton Armstrong and bought another lot. Mrs. Franklin and children moved back after two months on Osier place. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carter and Mr. and Miss Sammons supped with Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Busche Sunday. Mrs. Iona Sammons and Miss Amy Sammons of Wessington, S. C. visiting with local families.
Fred Bushard and Wm Peterson visited Malta last Saturday. Mrs Peterson stayed with Mrs Jewett on Tuesday night. Mr Huskle of Roscoe Minnesota made a business trip to Harb. Mrs Jewett and Mrs Peterson visited Mrs Al Bruckner Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Homer Cartwright went to Bowdoin for dental work last week. Fred Wilhelm returned to Harb after months in Verwood Saskatchewan. Frank Hoham and Fred Altwasser came back from Verwood Saskatchewan. Local farmers welcome wet weather for winter rye planting. Mrs Cartwright and daughters Clara and Dorothy spent Thursday with Mrs John Johnson.
A high school and eighth grade tested 25 second reader words with 100 percent results on one set and 14 correct on another. In an era of poor spelling and writing, typewriters help writers but readers still rely on spelling books and dictionaries. Flag salute affirms pledge to the republic for liberty and justice for all.
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