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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1912
Page
7
Saco residents and near by travelers visit town for business this week. Bert Henry Aamot and Tom Garrison among those stopping by to discuss gas engines and lumber supplies. Local merchants from Beaverton and Hinsdale transact commerce, with multiple residents from Beaverton and Milk River among those listed.
A grand ball will be held Friday evening September 18, 1912 at Taylor Hall. Mrs Marshall will serve supper and the Saco Orchestra provides music. Admission is $1.00. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy the event.
Classified teaser shows farm sales and loan options with deeded land. Contact Leee L Minnick to discuss selling your farm or securing money to loan on deeded land.
Charles B Allen of Sylvania Georgia credits Electric Bitters with ending years of rheumatic and liver troubles and restoring health for his demanding work. The tonic is advertised as a quick, affordable remedy available at druggists for 50 cents.
The newspaper notes a late report on the Glasgow Republican County Convention, acknowledging the weeklong publishing delay and the full account was received after the intended publication period.
The Progressives call a county convention at Cul Bertson on September 17 at 10 o'clock for nominating candidates to be voted on at the upcoming fall election.
An item notice states a blue coat trimmed with gilt buttons was found on the road near Guppy’s ranch. The owner may recover it by proving ownership and paying for this advertisement.
The 1916 gathering will be held in the High School assembly hall with several educators delivering addresses. Nettie Saioyer of Seattle Washington Dr O L Warren of the New York State Educational Department Byron Ez Toan deputy state superintendent. Musical numbers are planned and the program will be published next week.
Notice announces closing of voter registration for Geneva Election in Valley county Montana on November 5 1912. Registration ends 5 p.m. October 6 1912. Voters must register with county clerk justice of the peace or notary public as required by law.
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