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THURSDAY, SEPT. 1, 1938
Fallon Co. Fair
At Baker To Be
Better Than Ever
Every fair in eastern Montana is
:advertising that it will be bigger and
better than ever. and the Fallen County
Fair to be held in Baker September 4
5, and 6 is no exception. The fair man-
agement is busy polishing up the last
detailes with the expectation that the
attendance will be larger than usual.
and so that nobody will be disappoin-
ted, reservations are being made by out-
side visitors and old timers who are
making this their annual homecoming.
An interesting program of enter-
tainment and displays has been arrang-
ed for the patrons of the Fair during
THE GOLDEN
made a grave mistake in reporting the the Jas. White home over the week-
names of the Webb's Willing Workers lend.
officers. Mrs. J. E. Metcalf is our Mrs. John Fischer and daughters
secretary instead of Mrs. J. R. Andre Adeline and Tessie were shopping in
as was stated. Mrs. Metcall has been Beach Thursday.
our secretary for sveral :years and has Miss Anna May Madison, Marguer-
done a ffl:e job of it. ite Kreitinger and Marcella Fischer
Miss Grace Sperry is~home from her were Beach visitors Tuesday.
vacation. She has employment at Bis- Mrs. Hilda LaSotta and daughters
merck. Doris and Lenore were guests of Mrs.
We are sorry m hear that Mrs. A Alice Fischer Tuesday night. Doris has
M. Flanagan is not feeling well.
Kammerers' found a rattle snake in
their back yard last week.
PLEASANT VALLEY
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A group of friends gathered at O, H.
Moe's Wednesday in honor of Mrs.
Moe's birthday.
Miss Pauline Peterson visited Miss
Myrtle Moe the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Schallock and
the three days. The main afternoon
attractions to be presented before the family called at G. E. Richmond's on,
Sunday
grandstand will include seem'el runn-
ing races each day, held pari-mutuel Mr. an(] Mrs. ~nas. 81ocomb and
plan, with substantial vurses being of- family called at A. M. Stoddard's in
fered for winners in these events, and Beach Sunday.
a rodeo of raring tearing bucking bro- Austin Slocomb and Mr. i~. Willis
called a~ Chas. Slocomb's Friday.
nccs furnished by the famous Tooke
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