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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1921
Page
3
Local items report stories of residents traveling between Saco Malta Glasgow and Hinsdale. Eva Novak film The Torrent for Palace Theatre and numerous community notices including church events births deaths illnesses and upcoming dances and meetings.
Sunday School at 10 30 A M and preaching at 7 30 P M with the subject Word and Deed A special hymn by the choir choir practice Thursday evening all are invited to meet with us E Auger pastor
Mrs Burley County s superintendent and Mrs Virgil Swanson visit the school to discuss prospects for good cooks and gymnastic practice with High School girls under Miss Avent. Sophomores study Montana school laws and debate readiness, with a statewide question on Japanese immigration. A court notices an administrator's sale of Blanche Beard Wilson estate land in Phillips County with cash terms and liens to be assumed.
Havre National Bank suspended operations since September with little success in reorganizing. O A Carlson of the Montana Federal Reserve in Helena reports efforts to reopen the Havre bank are failing. The bank, led by president Sale Ritt, had capital of 50 000 dollars and a 50 000 dollar surplus. At the same time C P Martin house is for rent via J H Forster of First National Bank. A Hermatic Favorite 16 stove is for sale in good condition for 20 dollars.
The Woman's Club names delegates Mesdaimes Sestak Sutherland Frazier Easton Nelson Woods and Miss Flegal for the District Convention in Glasgow on October 21 and 22. Members Dan Garrison F W Kroeger Huntley and Miss Spaul are added to membership. A discussion on the immigration problem follows with papers read by Mrs Anderson and Mrs Flegal. The next social meets October 15 at Mrs Bell's home with assistants Swanson Sutherland Larkin and Taylor.
Train notices show Skidoo arrivals at 11:15 a.m and 1:20 p.m No. 4 reaches at 7:21 p.m No. 3 arrives at 10:24 p.m.
Public notice warns that a homestead claim death toll is being processed under the 1917 act. It requires any protest or objection to be filed before November 7, 1921 with the Register and Receiver in Glasgow Montana. J M Kirton is the Register.
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