One Nation, Under God
One Nation, Under God
Teachers going through the "chow line" at the Kiwanis annual dinner Tuesday evening. Pictured above are, left to right, Mrs. Louis Overcast, Louis Overcast, Sister Vincent, Mrs. Wilma Anderson, Mrs. Carl Eaton and Carl Eaton. Kiwanis members standing in the doorway are Gene Seel and Mrs. Elmer Bain. Bill Miller is serving. About 115 teachers and their husbands and wives, Kiwanis and their wives attended the dinner which is given in honor of faculty members each year by the Kiwanis Club. 1966.
100 years ago
September 14, 1916
Horses Stolen
A rancher by the name of Crawford living near the Coburn reservoir in the foothills of the Little Rockies reports the theft of a valuable team of horses the first of the week. It is suspected that a fellow, well known in that locality and going by the name of Pete Joscelyn is the guilty party and officers from the sheriff's office are now hot on his trail and indications are that he will be overtaken soon, as he will, no bout, try to dispose of the team in that section.
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