Fortnightly club program and local social news
The Fortnightly club held its fourth general meeting at Magnet hall with Miss Kate Stichter presiding over current events reports. A cornet solo by Miss Jeanette Jamison entertained, followed by short talks on commerce, immigration, labor, medicine, art, religion, and literature. Also noted are a wedding at the Good hotel between John W. Ricks and Salina J. Earhardt, and Frank L. Wilson’s forty fifth birthday with a Washington Telephone Co. dinner and meeting.
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Magnet Hall
Academy
Kate Stichter
Jeanette Jamison
Mildred Walnitz
Gertrude Smith
Laura Noyes
Edna Detwiler
Emma Buxbaum
Vira Kilgore
Nellie Tripp
Mary Bryant
John McCall
Katherine Stichter
Frank L. Wilson
Washington Telephone Co
Music pupils honor Mr. and Mrs. Ad Wolf with recital
Florence Parrish’s music pupils offered a 29-number recital in the Academy chapel last evening. Parents and friends filled the hall as students rendered careful, creditable selections including duets, trios, and marches. The event followed a previous dinner for the Wolf couple. Bye Patterson to host Ready Maids tomorrow night on West Main Street.
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Florence Parrish
Academy
Miss Parrish
Fearis
Grace
George Crawford
Streabbog
Everett Patterson
Frances Stewart
Krogmann
Harriett Keck
Dennee
Grace Humston
Miss Bye Patterson
West Main Street
Washington’s Birthday Dinner at Mrs. S A White
D A R group holds a Washington’s Birthday event at Mrs S A White’s home tomorrow at 1 o’clock with a turkey dinner. Mr and Mrs R S Cook hosted a small dinner for friends last night at 6 o’clock.
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Washington
S.A. White
Mrs. R.S. Cook
Surprise Birthday of Mrs Erle Porter in Grace Hill
Neighbors and friends from Grace Hill and members of the Degree of Honor surprised Mrs. Erle Porter at her Grace Hill home for her birthday. They rode in a bob sled from Milwaukee to Titus, shared a well filled dinner, and Rev J F Kaiser presented a fine clock as a gift from the group.
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Erle Porter
Grace Hill
Milwaukee
Titus
Porter
J. F. Kaiser
Mrs Will Marie Hosts North West City Dinner
Mr and Mrs Will Marie entertained guests at a dinner at their northwest city home in a warm social gathering. The event drew local neighbors and friends for an evening of conversation and hospitality.
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Will Marie
Rural roads opening as carriers reach routes
Farmers and rural carriers report roads opening rapidly. North and south routes were not drifted, while east and west roads remain drifted in places. Most rural carriers completed the greater part of their routes yesterday.
Sermon Draws Crowd at Methodist Church
A large audience gathered at the Methodist church last evening to hear Rev. A. S. Smith preach on Matthew twenty eighth verse eleven chapter. Two individuals came forward at the altar service following the sermon. Services are set for 7 30 this evening.
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Methodist Church
A. S. Smith
Local notes include relocations and interior upgrades
Frank Eagle left for Chicago for an indefinite stay. Dr. Ortis Adams arrived from Colorado to visit relatives. Dorothy Jugenheimer returned to Havre after visiting Havre and attending a music event. Bert M. Wilson arrives from Alberta to assist in the W. A. Wilson and son sale on the 26th. Jack Miller paints the Vienna bakery sales room and plans redecorating. Mr. Dean will rearrange furniture and furnish the room for a refreshed appearance.
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Ortis Adams
Colorado
Everett Shearer
Dorothy Jugenheimer
Havre
E. G. Mason
Miss Parrish
Bert M. Wilson
Charles Brown
W. A. Wilson and Son
Sherd
Sale
Alberta
Canada
Towa
Jack Miller
Vienna
Dean
Simple Remedy for La Grippe Coughs
The note extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy that stops coughing and strengthens lungs to prevent pneumonia. It warns against substitutes and states the genuine product comes in a yellow package and is sold by Lemmon's pharmacy.
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Foley
Sale Bills Quietly Printed For Uniform Purchase
The Journal notes short notice sale bills to help boys buy uniforms. A brief social item mentions Miss Bertha Brown arriving from Keota to visit at the W. L. Dusenberry home. Foley’s Honey and Tar advertised as a cough cure sold by all druggists.
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Bertha Brown
Keota
W. L. Dusenberry
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Sociefy
James Carden
Harry Haight
Will Houston
Gene Patterson
Winfield
Frank van Dyke
Colfax
Harry Nutt
Iowa Avenue
Harness
S. E. Cor Square
Store OF Quality
Ee Peereeeereresee
Lonsdale
Iowa
Wilson
Rathbun
Frank Sproull
Fink
Mary Gorham
Williams
Zelpha Brook
Wenrich
Mildred Stewart
Englemann
Edworthy
Parrish
Millward
Margaret Godfrey
Abbie Shrader
Rosenfee
Heins
Mae Wehr
Daisy Polonaise
Spindler
Martha Porter
Feather Dance
Ducelle
Ethel Reynolds
la Fontaine
Bohm
Pearl Gard
la Baladine
Lysberg
Dorothy Foley
Marie Chilcote
Pehel
Odessa Darbyshire
Nevin
Edna Stewart
Wanda Mazurka
Jean Cher
Ad Wolf
Corvalis, Mont
Ade
Wyvzhen
Special Services
Frank Eagle
Chicago
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
The
Journal
Money Saving Cash Store
J.C. Smith’s Cash Grocery
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