Exemption Board Proceedings in Teton County
Reports show numerous individuals exempt from military service after examinations and filings. The second examination lot of 125 daily was underway with many failing to appear. a list of those who passed the physical and are not exempt includes Lloyd Cadwalader Rudolph Kruger Vincent Boeuf and many others from Montana Cut Bank Williams Conrad Brady and more, with continued proceedings through press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Exemption Board
Guiseppe Macaluse
Joseph E. Erickson
Frank French
Leon Stoffels
Lubertus Kemper
Clair O. Wingom
Harold W. Hallenman
Joseph Oscar Carrier
George W. Carson
John A. Colburn
Russel R. Mellon
Alden R. Connor
A. C. Schaefer
Lloyd C. Cadwalader
Cielo Montana
Rudolph Kruger
Cut Bank
Mont
Letter from Theo Van Kuiken from Idaho home
Theo Van Kuiken writes from Meridian Idaho that he and Steensma live on a 40 acre California style farm with an 8 room house and fruit trees He reports 28 cattle milk shipped to a cheese factory and 92 purebred Hampshire sheep plus wishes for friends to visit and for the Ancantha to be sent to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
VanKuiken
Meridian
Idaho
Steensma
Hampshire
Theo. van Kujken
Mrs H B Hanson Rites Planned At Chateau Church
Mrs H B Hanson of T L Ridge dies at Chateau hospital after long illness. Born Lena Swenson in 1887 at Clim ax Minnesota she moved to Montana as a girl and married H B Hanson at Great Falls six years ago. Survived by husband three children mother and siblings Minnesota relatives attend funeral Thursday at the Methodist church with Rev Lunde of Great Falls officiating. Interment in Chateau cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Hanson
T. L. Ridge
Chateau Hospital
Hanson
Lena Swenson
Climax
Minn
Montana
Great Fells
Bole
Elizabeth Swenson
Anna
Minnesota
Lunde
Great Falls
Chateau Cemetery
Thanking Friends for Kindness in Sickness and Death
We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness during the sickness, death and burial of our beloved wife and mother, H. B. Hanson and children.
Lindseth and Dunn Wed at Great Falls Parsonage
The Lutheran parsonage in Great Falls hosted the wedding of Miss Lillian Lindseth and Chas A Dunn last Thursday afternoon with Rev. Wachsmuth officiating. The couple are well known locally and receive congratulations from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Wachsmuth
Lillian Lindseth
Chas. A. Dunn
Dance at Porter's Hall Promises Big Time
A dance event is promised with a loud guarantee for attendees at Porter's Hall in Muttoon next Saturday evening. The notice emphasizes a memorable evening and invites locals to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muttoon
Porter's
Letter from Rev Haley on Red Cross workrooms in Chicago
Reverend Haley describes visits to Red Cross sewing rooms in the Studebaker Theater building where Chicago socialites volunteer, folding surgical compresses and bandages. She notes training courses of two to ten days, large classes, and home sewing with weekly output reports. She also mentions bumper crops in Iowa Nebraska and Illinois and a sense of national wartime mobilization.
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Chicago
Red Cross
Woman’s Club
Studebaker Theater
The
A Cross
Iowa
Nebraska
Illinois
Haley
County Institute Heads Seton County Teachers at Chateau
The Seton County Teachers Institute will be held at the high school in Chateau from next Monday to Wednesday. All local teachers should attend with G M Moss directing upper grades, Miss Ayer rural work, Miss Betts primary, Miss Church penmanship, Miss Olive Selin music, and M J Abbey agriculture. Morning sessions start at 10 o'clock and afternoon at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seton County Teachers’ Institute
Chateau
G. M. Moss
Valier
Olive Selin
Dutton
M. J. Abbey
Bozeman
Teachers of Teton County Meet at High School
County institute to be held in Chateau at the high school building on August 27 28 and 29. New course of study to be discussed. Your attendance imperative. Grace Thompson County Superintendent of Schools Teton county Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Institute
Chateau
He High
Grace Thompson
Téton County
Montana
Those Not Reporting Will Be Punished as Deserter
Attorney General Gregory, atultra proceeding, issues orders via the district attorney and Justice Department to enforce conscription. Provost Marshal General Crowder says failure to appear for physical examination waives rights and leads to automatic drafting with notices to report for duty. Delinquent individuals may be jailed and eventually handed to military authorities as deserters under the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Attorney
Department of Justice
Gregory
Crowder
National Army
Distmccet Boards
Adjutant General
Coal Prices Fixed by President Across United States
Washington announces fixed coal prices by district with run of mine rates averaging just over two dollars, aiming to curb costs while shifting control to a future coal administrator. Western and Washington districts top pricing at 3.25 while small mines may close under new policy, as industry shifts toward larger producers.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
White House
Federal Trade Commission
H. A. Garfield
Williams College
Garfield
Washington State
Baker
Council of National Oafense
Robert Lovett
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Member
Federal Reserve. System
First National Bank
Choteau, Mont
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