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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
8
A Montana county director urges immediate action on War Savings Stamps to reach the state quota. He recalls delayed aid in wartime and appeals to families, neighbors, and friends to start today, designating June 28 as National War Savings Day and stressing national duty and state pride.
Copenhagen reports Russian Red Guards entered the former emperor Nicholas Romanoff's residence in Ekaterinburg and killed him. Berlin dispatches claim he was moved to Moscow for safety, with Czcho-Slovak troops sighted near Ekaterinburg while the imperial family had been relocated from Tobolsk on May 4.
North Dakota return indicates renovamation of Governor Frasier with Non Partisan League over Steen loyalty candidate. Last-Book offers $50 reward for return to Pioneer. Mrs Edward McMann home at Melville recovering from an old injury. Miss Helen Woolsey recovering from illness at Big Timber hospital. Dr O Leary with family traveled to Harlowton to visit former Big Timber residents Hugh O Leary and Arthur Dixon.
A long list of residents and family names from multiple towns appears, including Melville, Reed Point, Springdale, MacLeod, Progress, Glesston, Gibson, O'Brien, and Contact. The roster names several individuals such as Clarence W. Smith Alf Hetland Carl M. Anderson John Gustad Carl T. Edner and many others.
The Wiking Patriots are scarce as county superintendent hopefuls waver or decline. Leasby resigns to seek the unexpired Clark term, Weltzin and Esp may enter, Selters current attorney ages toward a run, Lamp teed up, Mb eyed for legislature, Arneson silent, while Non Partisan League hints at a Republican route or independent ticket alongside Republicans, Democrats, and Socialists official calls.
The Patriots of Progress held an all day Red Cross fundraising event at the Anton Strand home. Two pigs sold for 11 and 7.50 dollars, plus wheat oats chickens geese ducks bread and cake. A total of 136 dollars was donated to the local chapter. A socks shipment is planned for July 1 and knitters are urged to bring socks to the work rooms by Saturday. The Cox creek auxiliary hosts a dance and social at the Masonic hall on Friday June 28.
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