August Weidertoft Sent to Hibernation
United States marshal s Office ha s internment papers for August Weidertoft an enemy alien, after he left a train at Missoula and insulted the American flag in Superior. A presidential warrant was issued for his internment for the war period. Another warrant was issued for J T Hooker who violated parole after internment at Portland Ore. Lewistown reports inspection trips by Hilger and Harlow across Flatwillow county. Articles of Incorporation for Lewistown Commercial Company filed with 2000000 capital. directors Wiedeman Warr Holter. Eva Hahn sues Edgar Hahn for divorce for failure to provide. Curley Alten arrested in Billings on an attempted arson tied to a mortgaged auto. Special dispatch notes Allen Fuller of Missoula commissioned captain of medical reserve corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herena
United States
August
Michael Weidertoft
Missoula
Superior
Marshal Ashridge
J. T. Hooker
Portland
Ore
Hooker
Ee Eee
Lewistown
Platwillow
Fergus
David Hilger
Richard A. Harlow
Flatwillow
Jowintown
Norman B. Holter
Eva Hahn
Edgar O. Hahn
Kenkirk
Oklo
J. H. Stephens
Curley
Alten
Billings
Hobson
Remains Sent for Interment in Fairmont Cemetery
Fragmented obituary notices report multiple funeral plans. Remains of Ade M Hedwes plus John Kowanen and James McGough to be buried in Fairmont Mount Mount View and Holy Cross cemeteries. Masses scheduled at St Patrick St Marys and other churches with interments in local cemeteries.
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William
Denver
Col
Fairmont
Frank Mauchin
Ade- MM Hedwes
Jeremiah Lynch
Fenidence
Cage Park
Thomas Iva
East la Tutte Street
Centerville
Clarkson
Mountain View Cemetery
Potter
Irs
Mabel Foss Potter
Peter Potter
Sherman & Reed
Kokanen
John
Kowanen
Sherman
Reed
James McGough
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death of Daughter
We thank all who showed kindness during the recent death of our beloved daughter and sister. The auxiliary of the UC, and all who offered care and support are gratefully noted. Thanks also for the floral letters. Mrs. Hi y Wortman and Family.
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Cially
Hi Y, Wortman
Draft allocations list for Montana counties
Helena June 3 The 4 000 draft men called for from the state were apportioned to counties with totals given for each county and region. The list includes Silver Bow Helena and districts such as Gallatin Madison Meagher Musselshell Missoula Yellowstone and others. A final total of 4 000 is noted.
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Helena
Hig Horn
Broadwater
Chouten Dawson
Fallon
Fereus
Flathead
Gallatin
Granite
Mill Jefferson
Lewis and Clark
Lincon
Madison
Mether
Mineral
Missoula
Musselshell
Powell
Prairie
Havalli
Richland
Rosebud
Randers
Sheridan
Rilver Bow
Stillwater
Sweet Grass
Teton
Toole
Valley
Withaus
Yellowstone
Carter
Wheatland
Butterfty
Whitehall Notes Include Departures and Local Visits
Whitehall sees many departures and visits as residents head to camps and colleges. Among soldiers mentioned are Charles Daniels of Whitehall and Kein Selby of Cardwell, with several townsfolk visiting relatives in Butte and Dillon. Local events include club meetings, schooling term conclusions, and preparations for government service and summer plans.
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Whitehall
Cecil Tarewell
Boulder
Tuelent
Lewis
Hoya
Charles Daniels
Kein Selby
Cardwell
Father St. Bnuitay
Fabian English
Creighton University
Omaha
Ned
Patrick Bush
Butte
Mary
Noble
Hazeman
Ruth
Montana State College
Joe Piazolla
Camp Lewis
Olive Wilkins
G. Pennock
Noveaux Club
T. J. Lajeunesse
George Patton
Tooshacher
Three Forks
John
Camp Lee
Petersburg
Harry Leonardson
Bilings
Leonardson
Jean Pendegast
Dillon
Hardin, Mont
Lillian Casey
Agnes Mackie
Hanson
Idaho
Charles Hond
EF. McCall
Wayne Cummings
Murray Hospital
Jelich-Rade Infant Dies. Interment Planned at Holy Cross
Jelich Rade infant son of Mr and Mrs Made Jelich died Tuesday morning at 3107 Mountain View street. Interment at Holy Cross cemetery. Noble Funeral to be held Wednesday morning at Walsh's parlor then Sacred Heart Church for mass at 9 30. Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
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Woulman Street
St Marya” Church
Holy Crome
Sheehan
Butte Circle
Nelenvors
Wooderatt
Jelich
Rade
Made Jelich
Venter
Mountain View Street
Mike Vince
Delock
Holy Cross
Noble
Integra
Kite
A. Noble
Walsh
Sacred Heart “Church
Holy Gross
Funeral Notice for Phillip Lindquist Remains at White's Undertaking
The remains of Phillip Lindquist are at White's undertaking chapel where the funeral will be held tomorrow. Service will begin at 2:30 PM at the Swedish Lutheran church after a 2:15 PM procession.
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Lindquist
Phillip Indquist
White
Demands Push for Early Reply From Railway Craft Union
June reports show members of the railway craft union urging a prompt response from the director general Mendon and the central authorities at St Paul. It is believed the issue involves 280 employees and that negotiations with headquarters would avert a strike, with a tentative wage agreement already discussed.
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Railway Crafen
Ube
Mendon A
Tne
Tiley
St. Paul
Wuarters Iree
Gov Rad
Jury Disagrees in Soule Case and Local Deaths
The report notes a jury deadlock lasting over 52 hours in the Grant Against Thorkelgon case and mentions the death of Mrs Motta at her family home on South Packard Street after an illness of over two years. It also cites other local notes including a knockout drop incident affecting Fred Tillman, and forest service personnel changes with McHarg Jr. succeeding in the Helena forest while Ek moves to a Grangeville post.
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Dilton
Grant
Thorkelgon
Stury
Gregon
Alvin Dewit
Helena Forest
James Ek, McHarg Jr
Grangeville
Idaho
Nez Perce
War Bullets From Fronts Across Europe
British troops gain slight ground in co operation on the northern Flanders salient. Nearly 200 prisoners taken. German long range bombardment resumes near Paris region. Allied reports say German movement south of Villers-Cotterets and along the Oure valley. Pershing denies capture of Franco American depots at Fere-en-Tour Genois. British claim two fortified farms near Vieux Berquin with about 150 prisoners taken. French and Allied reserves begin to appear along the front facing Paris. Fresh French units join battle line. German counters claim gains west of Soissons. Continuous artillery duels continue northwest of Toul with gas and high explosives used.
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London
Flanders Salient
War Office
Associated Press
France
Villers-Cotterets
Oure
Aisne
Oise
Chateau-Thierry
Marne
Washington
Pershing
Fere-en-Tai Genois
Flanders
Vieux Berquin
Hermans c
Aken
Paris
Dormansstheims
Hals
Ville-en
Gert
Offensive showings at Dinmhinghing front line
The report describes ongoing fighting along a forested border near Villers Cotterets. Allied morale rises with British and French reinforcements. large troop actions, decisive edge in key villages, and a tense line along the forest border emerge from Sunday’s battles.
Battle in France Rages With Fresh German Attacks
The war office reports resumed fighting in France at night with great intensity. Germans strike between the Oise and the Aisne with renewed force. Allied forces say they checked German advances west of Koiverson? and recaptured Faverolles south of Ville-en-Tardenois. Franco British troops hold gains north of Champlat.
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Aris
France
War Office
Kolewons
Faveroll
Ville-En- Tardenois
Champlat
Bombing of Hospitals Continues as U S Units Aid
In Picardy on June 2 American forces aided the French by manning anti aircraft guns in villages and endured rifle fire while repelling German air raids aimed at hospitals and civilians. One German plane reportedly fell behind American lines as shells landed near several hospitals and villages where wounded Americans were tended.
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Associated Press
Picardy
Peardy
German Bomber Retreats From American Lines Over France
German aircraft crossed the front near the American lines in France for the first time in nearly a month and retreated after discovery. American patrols and British bomber escorts reported several aerial clashes with victories for Allied pilots, praised for bravery and skill.
Another Hun Bird Is Brought Down
Washington reports further air combat results from France with American air crews engaging in raids over Picardy Lorraine and the Woëvre. The communique notes aircraft artillery fighting and at least one enemy plane shot down while one American plane failed to return.
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Washington
France
Picardy
Lorraine
Obstacles Mount as German Attacks Face Strong Defenses
Reuters reports new German efforts encounter growing obstacles as Allied defenses tighten. Artillery activity increases near the front while local assaults west of Bailleul and north of the Lys are repulsed. The enemy's numerical edge fades daily, forcing massed attacks on well-entrenched positions.
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YM Uenaga
Inter~ Vals
Headquarts
Bailleul
Lys
Defenseless phlo attacked by subs in peril at sea
Reported in general vicinity where schooners were noted as manke the same way. Seaplanes patrol and fire on sight at suspicious objects. Floating wreckage pounded with shot and shell as searches for the foe continue from multiple points.
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Siuive
Air and Hydroplanes Patrol Coast on Long Island
New York hydroplanes patrolled the Long Island coast with observers watching for submarines. The force extended fifteen miles offshore and later to the New Jersey coast. Military officials did not release Air Information. reports say French British and American airmen would join as instructors.
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New York
Long Island
New Jersey
Battle with submarine near New Jersey and rescues
New York June 3 At least one merchant ship fought a German submarine off the coast of New Jersey. The U boat reportedly destroyed another large steamship hours later. The Grecian rescued the crew of the Jacob M. Haskell. Norfolk reports U boats sighted off Virginia and New Jersey with no confirmed engagements.
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New York
New Jersey
Edward TH. Cole
Grecian
Atlantic
Jacob M. Haskell
Norfolk
Fechteler
Norfolk Navy Yard
Virginia
Mclean
Fifth Naval District
Nort Carolina
Virginia Caper
Poote Phosphate Promises Nerve Strength and Weight Gain
A faded ad copy touts Poote Phosphate as a nerve builder and thinness reducer. It claims gentle, non habit forming effects, improving sleep, mood, and appetite with noticeable weight gain and a pink health glow, urging cautious use.
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August Weidertoft
Lewistown News
The
Standard
Allen G. Fuller
Endertakers
eBne
Sherman & Reed Undertakers
Larry Bu Agan
Joseph Richards, Inc. Richards, Pres. and
Mgr
Irectors and
Ben South
Montana St
Silver Bow
Butie
Whitehall News
J. Walsh
Sam R. White
South Mainstreet
Pas Eee
Darkiess & Bilboa Undertakers and Embalmers
East Park St. Butte
Wendel
South
Montana St. Hone
Offic Broadway
Thomps
Hue
Hay
Arthur Soule
Wan
Pin Wite
Inter
Dion
Fred Tillman
Tilman
Phvelelane
Teinman
J. Allan
Tillman
Milches
Joe
Ion
Montana
Seegeeen
Walla Walla
Wash
Charles Grand Representaigh
Roy Z Ee
Order of Things
L. J. Robinson
Tive
Edward
Toul
Oman
Mans
Aulet
Agein
Berlin
Suth
Soissong
SIENA
Huntien
Jane
Reuter'a
Telfat
Convair
South America
Barwely Ward i
Barnum
M. J.B. Coffes
Japan
Ewe
Ur Bovn
McCarthy
North Main
M’carthy
East Park Street
MJ B
Tansy
Wat
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