Big Timber receives Red Cross seals pennant in state drive
In Big Timber Montana Sara Moree executive secretary of the Montana Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis presented a white satin banner to celebrate Montana’s Red Cross seals drive. The state exceeded expectations raising funds and pins for health campaigns while Broadview and Missoula contributed to the record.
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Big Timber
Sara Moree
Montana Society For the Prevention
American Red Cross
National, Tuberculosis Association
J. Claiborn
Missoula
Claiborn
Cogswell
State Board of Healthy
Montana
Rocky Mountain
Broadview
H. Weld
United States
Hershey
Montana Power Conpany
Red Cross
Whitehall News contrasts travel, visitors and tragedy
Whitehall reports Corp. David Ribbacott arriving from Vancouver barracks after serving in aviation construction with two trips to France. The week brings numerous visitors including Mrs Ann Fergus en route to Great Falls, and Mrs Ray Clark from Idaho. A Catholic ladies aid bazaar netted over 200, and August Gorman was killed near Whitehall in a handcar collision. Pace visited Boulder on business, and Miss Tima Hanson stayed with Miss Ethel Winslow.
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Whitehall
Corp
David Ribbacott
Vancouver Barracks
Camp Lewis
Aviation Construction Service
France
Butte
Douglas Brooks
Cardwell
Carey Wertz
Gene Tuttle
Mac Woodward
L.A
Missoula
Sam Christiansen
Ogden
Utah
George Horning
Bay City
Mich
D. I .Boggs
Ann Fergus
Great Falls
William Fergus
Ray Clark
Rigby
Idaho
Marry Lacry
St. Theresa
Gorman
Pace
Boulder
Tima Hanson
Pony
Ethel Winslow
Hamilton News: Holiday Travel and Local Weddings
Dearholt and her daughter Fyeansr and W P Hice left Tuesday for Salt Lake City. They will be joined there by Mrs Alfred Wagstatt and Mrs Raymond Ward and leave by auto for four through California. Miss Mildred Barkham of Hamilton and Ralph Brett of Minneapolis were married at Missoula last Thursday. Read were married on Wednesday at Missoula by Rev M McLean. They will take their home in Corvallis. Charles Sease plans a California move. Doris Adams of Spokane visits Hamilton relatives. Vashti Prentiss returns for holidays from Walla Walla. Joe Gebeau and family visit Hamilton relatives before moving to Butte. Nina Shanks, ex-resident, visits from Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearholt
Fyeansr
W. P. Hice
Salt Lake City
Alfred Wagstatt
Raymond Ward
California
Mildred. Barkham
Hamilton
Ralph
Brett
Minneapolis
Missoula
Sine Aeapolis
Isle Manis
Qarl Magni
Read
M. McLean
Presbyterian Church
Corvallis
Charles Sease
Hamitton
Musi Ai Wana Walla
WW Prentiss
Joe Gebeau
Beattie
Jesse Baker
Sam
Vancouver
Ers
Wash
Maggie Dullea
Acton
C. C
William Ward
Louise Moreau
Ed Cross
Helena
Red Cross
Seatth
Alfred
Clift Lake
Madison
Halderson
France
Des Moines
T. J. A. Monaghan
Harold Kilner
Jeffers
Sam Camp
Lewis
Virginia Kohls
Sheridan
Wolf Creek
Madison Valley
Joseph Dionne
Butte
James Spray
Harry Sturtevent
Virginia City
United States Land Office
Lou
McKean
Adelaide Miller
Varney
Wheat cargo plunges into canyon near Drummond
A wagon train carrying two loads of wheat for Mr Smith of this city fell into a canyon between Drummond and Helmville last Thursday. The driver and horses escaped injury, but the wheat is a total loss to the owner.
Compensation Board Establishes Precedent in Rose case
Helena December 22 The compensation board rules in favor of J J Rose after a work accident left him with permanent disability two fingers were lost yet his current work capacity remains. The board argues earning capacity could be affected in other lines of work and awards compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thous Rose
Meals served to returning troops in Helena
Helena dispatch reports a district committee fed platoons of troops en route to camps at the railway station. The returning soldiers, including several from Montana, were given a substantial meal and were described as well.
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Helena
Minneapolis
Roops
Camlewik
Montana
Deer Lodge News and Local Passings
Deer Lodge notes report Elsie Kane visiting Ravine for holidays with relatives. Local residents, including Gus Wisner and A B Rippingale, conduct business in town. Remains of W. Wille to be buried locally, with arrangements by J. B. Manley.
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Deer Lodge
Elsie Kane
Ieee
Gus Wisner
Poneer i S
Tate
Rapid Bae Bud
Robinson
Garrison
Uday
Wee Blessenger
Deer’ Log
A.B. Rippingale
Ant
Lena Hollenback
Gold Creek
Kelley
Ick Rechmey
Avon
Jonn Shaw
Ity
Sai W. Wille
J.B. Manley
Belgrade NewsDec 22 1918 Health News and Local Notices
Belgrade telegrams report Robert Diefenderfer ill with influenca in Valparaiso Ind pneumonia later reported improving Mrs Diefenderfer leaves for care Belgrade residents visit and travel remain active Dr Soltero former Belgrade physician now at base hospital Allery France writes Nov 18 1918 Mrs Forbes returns from Bozeman influenza affects area New Belgrade Telephone company formed officers elected plans for extensions Party honors Lawrence Hecox birthday Bank cashier ill with influenza.
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Belgrade
L. P. Diefenderter
Robert
Valparaiso
Ind
Dietenderfer
Prankville
Ore
McMinahaw
South Dakota
Barnes
Luna
Springhill
Golter
A. Sales
Art Potter
John Cook
Will Lawrence
Hen ‘TeSelie
Nes
P ‘A
Lawrence Hecox
Mildred Skinner
Margaret King
Armenian Relief Drive Outlines Montana Meetings
Chairman Faust announces a statewide Armenian relief drive with meetings in Helena Billings and other cities. He requests attendance by officials and community leaders to raise Montana’s quota of 40 million dollars with a January 12 to 19 fundraising window and hopes a nationally known speaker will boost support.
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Armen Faust
State Law Relief Fund
Montana
Helena
Billings
Wilson
Camwe
Dy Capabte
Jan
Biancana
Death of Ralph Linn in France noted in Three Forks
Three Forks records the death of Ralph Linn in France while in active service prior to the armistice. He is described as the oldest son of Mr and Mrs Linn of Pony. The item lists local families visiting, births, and shifts in town life accompanying the wartime casualty notice.
Dillon News: Christmas Week Amid Soldier Return and School Reopenings
Crowded trains bring returning soldiers to Dillon for the holidays as service members plan arrival. The Baptist church announces a Christmas message with Sunday services at 11. Union prayers shift to Thursday night. Public schools and Beavers high school resume after Christmas Day, with Saturday sessions to make up lost work as epidemic ends. A dormitory project at the new college is near completion.
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Dillech Homes
College ‘Training Rehoot
Beavers Head County
Russ
Clara Adams
Bremerton
Wash
Fred Hathaway
Mrs. Hathaway
Pneumoni
Fireproof Building Dominates City Sketch
A recent city report highlights a monolithic concrete and hollow tile structure erected last summer as the most complete building in the area. It is described as fireproof and stands out among the present constructions, with plans noting its snow considerations and regular course use.
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Ailding
Ttx
Lew Wandell convalesces returns to work in Lewistown
Lew Wandell the popular Milwaukee conductor has recovered from influenza and pneumonia and will resume work shortly. The influenza situation in Lewistown shows improvement while parts of the county remain affected.
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Lewistown
Lew Wandell
Peumonia
Total
Knight
France
Atlanta
Pfstér
State Bank of Windham
Montana
Lewistown Lodge
Hemiler
TN Stelipargertre
Pebecca Skidmore
Habeas
Apoleon Skidmore
Chicago
Cook County
Skidmore
Pittsburgh
Mining deals expand in Hungry Hollow and Elfreda mines
A. H. Jones of Barton Gulch Mining Co secured a lease and bond on the High-p mine in Hungry Hollow from Elling Estates, with plans to erect a mill and process ore. Ales of Butte and Cave Duncan of Virginia City leased the Elfreda mine, one mile south, and begin work next week. Mining engineer St George Crangle from Butte reviewed the scene and may invest as improvements to ore processing are installed.
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Inia City
A. H. Jones
Barton Gulch’ Mining Company
Bondon
Hungry Hollow
Elling Estates Company
Jones
Ales Z
Butte
Cave Duncan
Virginia City
St George
Crangle
Messrs. Hall & Moore
School terms moved to Jack Creek and MadEon location
Fragments show instruction shifting to Jack Creek and MadEon to complete the remaining portion of the school term.
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Jack Creek
Madeon
Mentalities shift as Neville comments on marriage norms
HL Neville notes rising le mind ed attitudes toward marriage. The report discusses a government bureau stance on the issue and mentions recommendations regarding marriage between first cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neville
Bureau of
Coal price controls extended into February says Garfield
Washington officials report Dr. Garfield announced that maximum prices on coal and related rebates will not be removed before February 1. The Fuel Representatives with headquarters in Washington issued telegrams confirming the extension of price controls.
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Ings
Bile
Washington, D.C
Garfield
New Records in the Columbia List
A batch of newly released Columbia records highlights two waltz melodies including the Belgian Rose and Beautiful Ohio. Prince's orchestra performs both tunes, touted as valuable additions to dance music libraries.
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Mariner
Berlin
Alugie’ Sondtrade
Columbia Records
Nthe Biek
Ohio
Prince
Butte News Writers Hold Informal Get Together Despite Flu
The Butte News writers association held an informal gathering at the Finlen, delayed by influenza. Attendees included Fadie Amer as president and Spike Haines winning a relay prize for venturing far inside the limit, with musical turns by Leo Reardon and the McDonalds among others.
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Butte Newswriters’ Association
the Finlen
Jimmy
Fadie Amer
News
iPon
Spike Haines
Leo Reardon
Butte
Tommy McDoor
Messrs. McDonald
Maines
Hanmer
Schuch
Fry Reardon
Eddie Hanmer
George O'Malley
Emmett Reardon
Spike Maines
Warren Coman
Bill’ Rariden
Bill Schuch
Dell
Keith
Charley
Cohan
Brophy Family Christmas Reunion Scheduled
A Christmas Day reunion will bring together Mr and Mrs PS Brophy and their children. John Brophy, first lieutenant in the 21st Infantry, recently stationed at Camp Kearny, California, has arrived. Capt D arcy Brophy, chief of artillery toast, at Washington De C, has 14 days leave and will reach Butte by Christmas Eve. Brophy Jr has arrived from Helena, training with Mount St Charles College. The family will be complete for Christmas.
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PS. Brophy
Toast “Artillery
Washington de Ce
Butte
Beg Brophy, Jr
Helena
Army ‘Training ‘Corps
Mount St Charles College
Red Cross Volunteer Covers Rural Mail Route
Miss Mabel Taft of Oxford Massachusetts volunteers as a rural mail carrier covering an 80 mile route while the regular carrier was ill with the grip. She is noted as an active Red Cross worker contributing to community services.
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Mabel
Taft
Oxford
Mass
Red Cross
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Whitehall News
Hamilton News
Canyon
Compensation Board
Belgrade News
Faust
Three Forks
Ralph Linn
Mra. Linn
Eenth
Mr. Hungerford
Mabel Oliver
Rosw Mullens
Spokane
W. Bond
Tess
Lemon
Mra
Clyde Willis
L. Young
Rennie Hardgrow
Os Hospital
Clinton Hoy
Mrs. Young
Brackney
Young
Master Floyd
James Toy
Alma Vold
J. R. Westfall
Dillon News
Lewistown News
Virginia City News
NEW Records
Columbia
Little Willie
Edward Butte Boy
Belgium
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