Montana Dairymen Plan Annual Convention
The Montana Dairy Association reports plans for its annual convention likely in Billings January 1919. Expected speakers include university and health officials, with topics on dairy conditions, cooperative cheese factories, butter and milk safety, dairy products, and dairy reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poteman
Dairy Department
Montana State College of Agriculture
Montana Dairy Jen's Association
Illings
State Boards of Health
United States Food Administration
Montana
Co-Operative Cheese Factory
Martin
State Teachers Examinations Hold in Bozeman
Influenza delays pushed the State Teachers' Examinations to Bozeman last Friday and Saturday. Four teachers sat tests for first and second grade certificates. all passed. Josie Hart earned a first-grade certificate with a 96 percent average across 14 subjects. Ruth V. Clary of Cardinal and Ethel Russell of Leverich gained first-grade status, and Mrs. B. M. Wilson earned a second-grade certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Wen
Bozeman
Turday
Josie Hart
Yark
Indorsed
Gallatin
Ruth V. Clary
Cardinal
Ethel Russell
Leverich
BM. Wilson
Divorce Suit Filed In Lewistown For Rebecca Skidmore
Napoleon skidmore sues Rebecca Skidmore for desertion in a Pittsburg 1909 marriage. County indigent medical care contract awarded to Dr. F. F. Attix for $1200 next year. Civil suit over 16800 damages from 1918 railway incident progresses. Red Cross home service reports 1 042 expend, 894 soldier families aided. Knights and Ladies of Security form with 350 members. A J Bourne named first president and trustees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Napoleon Skidmore
Rebecca Skidmore
Pittsburg
F. F. Attix
Peter Hoffman
Milwaukee Railway
E. R. Roeht
Joseph Leedy
Roehl
Hottman
Home Service Committee of the Red Cross
The
Knights and Ladies of Security
A. J. Bourne
George T. Creel
George W. Burke
C. C. Johnson
Mauretania Arrival Reveals Little On Soldier's Son
A voyage last week brought home soldiers aboard the steamship Mauretania from France, including a son named John who declined to share details about potential developments or information regarding certain possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
John
Mauretania
France
Muster-Out At Dodge Jumped Bail Returns
One thousand two hundred aero squadron members, among the first American troops to return from England, will be mustered out at Camp Dodge. The contingent includes men from Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa and Illinois. Charles Evanoff remains jailed on a sedition charge after attempting to reclaim $2,000 cash bail posted earlier. He was arrested at Carpenter Creek and later at Melstone, then released on bonds before disappearing.
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Dodge
Montana
England
Camp Dodgetown
Con Ungent
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Sinois
Charles Evanoff
Evoff
Carpenter’ Creek
Melstone
Deer Lodge News Highlights From County Life
Deer Lodge reports farmer C C Mik of Jens, who threshing 300 acres of wheat, yields 17 bushels per acre and sells at 1.98 per bushel after a July hail. Residents Marsolek, Pineau, Gilbert travel from Hig Tend country to Deer Lodge. Others report trips, local transport, and a large dogged week with court actions, obituaries, and a new trial granted in Heaverhead county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
C. C. Mik
Jens
Marsolek
Marwolek
James Kelson
Jens ‘Gus Pineau
Fred Gilbert
Galen
Deer Lod
Anaconda
Carl Scharf
Willow Creek
Brazil
Butte
Drummond
Father Scullen
New Chicago
Serst
E. G. Toomey
Albert J. Galen
Helena
Toomey
Vladivostok
Siberia
Montana
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Joseph Smith Jr
Gertrude McGinnin
Emery
Charles Hertz
Richard Hollenback
T. Hollenback
Gold Creek
Brand Ranch
Frances Hoag
Rutland
Ige ‘Thompson
Elliston
Tippingale
Roy Rogers
Garrison
Rollin Humber
Los Angeles
J. A. Steinburger
Jerry Ryan
Race Track
Carlson
Abraham Gagnon Sainst
Maurice Coughlin
Spieker
Abraham Gagare
Roosevelt
Biological
Theodore Roosevelt
Powell County High School
Cleaning Up War Savings Campaign Starts Week
County director Hendrix announces a final drive to collect War Savings pledges in Musselshell County. Of a $210 000 allotment, all but $50 000 is paid, with outstanding pledges enough to cover the gap. The county is divided into 22 districts with specified allotments for a one day push to oversubscribe the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrix
Musselshell County
Missoula Policeman Wins Suit On Appeal
Helena December 9 The Montana Supreme Court reversed the Missoula district court ruling sustaining a demurrer and motion to quash in Harley H Lease s writ of mandate seeking reinstatement as a Missoula policeman. The proceeding was remanded for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
District Court of
Missoula County
City Commissioners
Missoula
Harley H. Lease
Aoliceman
Supreme Court
Holloway
Governor Stewart Heads to Annapolis Conference
Helena dispatch reports Governor Stewart departed for the governors conference in Annapolis Maryland. He plans a ten day absence from the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Stewart
Helena
Stewart
Annapolis
Funeral for Harry D Hover to be held in Boulder
Helena telegrams report the funeral of Harry D. Hover son of Herbert A Hover president of Montana Ranches Co Helena. Hover died in Minot North Dakota from influenza and the service is set for Boulder Colorado. William T. Lathrop of Greenville DC succeeds W B Mitchell as director of the U S Weather Bureau here having been chief of the Greenville station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Harry D. Mover
Herbert A. Hover
Montana Ranches Company
Minot
N. D
Boulder
Col
Young Hover
Land Company
William “T. Lathrop
Greenville
D. C
W. B. Mitchell
United States Weather Bureau
Lathrop
Local News from Dillon and Bozeman Roundup
Dillon notes report W M Oliver in serious condition at his Seattle home after a long illness. County progress highlighted by courthouse project led by Oliver as former commissioner. Beaverhead High enrolls over 140 with new courses. Monida merchant J C Kerr visits Dillon as county road conditions remain favorable and hunting parties depart for Madison and Yellowstone regions. Bozeman dispatch cites Emil Christiansen, a former student nurse now in France with service duties, writing home about extended stay and wartime work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
J.C. Kerr
Monida
Monida Merc Ntile Company
Dillon
Madison
Yellowstone
Bozeman
Emil Christiansen
France
Christiansen
Butte
Comi
American ambassador indicates Wilson to visit Vatican on Dec 23
Paris dispatch reports the American ambassador to Italy informed that President Wilson will make an official visit to Pope Benedict and Cardinal Gasparri at the Vatican on December 23. The Temps Rome bureau notes the announcement follows prior diplomatic exchanges and underscores the high level nature of the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Anomas
Page
Italy
Vatican
Wilson
Pope Benedict
Gasparri
Temps
Rome
Grain stocks shift as wheat corn oats fall and barley rye rise
In New York December visible grain supplies show declines in Wheat by 9.49 million bushels, Corn by 415 thousand, and Oats by 242 thousand. Rye increases by 54 thousand while Barley rises by 513 thousand.
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New York
LENGUE TO FIGHT LIQUOR TRAFFIC
Pope calls for bone dry law and sharp crackdown on liquor stocks. He accuses bootleggers and blind pigs of storing liquor for illicit profit and says Anti-Saloon League will share information with authorities while targeting law evaders. The year may bring a surprise party for those not heeding the dry pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Revenue
Anti-Saloon League
Thorougly
Death Toll Rises From Spanish Flu in Virginia City
Virginia City reports four influenza deaths last week including Rexander Wickson 94 who died at Celock emergency hospital after about a week of illness. Other victims include Simeon St John Harriman and Carl Pote. Harriman, 21, died at home from illness, while Pote, born July 1, 1895, passed away at the emergency hospital. The city mourns several deaths tied to the Spanish flu outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
Rexander Victor Wickson
Celock
Mergency Hospital
Serent Shines
G. Port
Maine
Wickson
Finland
United States
Tiviside
William Hilcott
Eagle
George Harriman
Granite Greek
Harriman
Tim
Elizabeth Harriman
Arthur Harriman
Jerry Ferrell
Carl Bergstrom
Butte
Carl Pote
Carl Beaber
Virginia
J. F Staley
J. F. Dixon
Mra
Simeon St John
Elisabeth. Harriman
Granite Creek
Orelock
Ental Tils
Har- Hinan
Mather
George Si. Goh
Harold Gohn
United States Navy
New York
Jerry Farrell
Tutte
George
Simeon Harriman
Richard Peel
Mie
Matt Carey
Ronald
Joe
Madison Valley
Wats
Patrick Mecoy
Con
Nels McClurg
Washington, D. C
Walter McColligan
Walter
Art Harrimai
Twin Bridges
L Hines
Walter Hill
Cameron
Sheridan
Hil
C. Hill
J.C. Fitzpatrick
Alder
Roy Harrison
Race Track
Anna Bergsline
Chris Simenson
Simenson
Laurin
Mise Louise Moran
G. F. Gohn
Joseph Sicard
Dn Jne
Hare
Paul Schoenek
Rennie Cox
McAllister
Jacob Lowman
John M. Temm
Abont
Maaicon Canyon
Pneu
Te Ie
Hamilton
Tessie Vanderbeet
Butts
influenza era crowds Virginia City with notices and updates
Local notices detail flu hospital staffing and nurse deployments, including Miss Sadie Jacob from Helena and Miss Lillian Dassila resuming county clerk duties. Officials postpone county board meeting to December 8 due to influenza conditions. Residents arriving from Alder Sheridan and Butte seek aid or report illnesses as gunshot wounds and pneumonia cases emerge among the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christensen
Varney
Richard Cook
Haby Vale Fey Mining
Williamsfurd
Charles Wickson
Virginia City
Alexander Wickson
Mlle
Flora McNulty
Sheridan
Arthur C. Jones
Butte
Virsinia
D. F. Clancy
Ming Aenrietta Kew
Alger
Vol Ginteering
Eamunds
Ruby
Yoseph C. Smith
Mrs. Smith
Alder
Lillian Dassila
County Sierk and Recorders Office
Board “of
County Commissioners
High Martin
Literar
William Dudley
Sadie T. Jacob
Helena
Albert N. Metzel
Pillow
Jarang
Thompson-Hickman Me
Peoh
New York
Finiary
Mire
Ellen Huber
Heraeme Ine Butte
Mir
Jacob Beber
Mira. G. Port
Spanish Flu More Deadly Than War Warns Of Cold Season
Public health notices insist influenza mortality exceeds war toll and urges precautions. Authorities caution against crowding, reuse of shared items, and careless habits while promoting germicidal air, personal protection, and avoiding public places during peak season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casby
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Dairymen's Annual Convention
Lewistown News
Dec
D. E
Tate
Heaverhead County
Dillon News
Lengue
Pope
Virginia City News
Health Board
Annd
Columbia Chaphon Hones
Ecords
Newbro Drug Co
West Park Street
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