Names Called for Camp Lewis August Draft 1918 Men
The last 1917 registrants in Class 1A and additional 1918 members are being called in a five day window starting September 3 to entrain for Camp Lewis. Names include Hogan Fairfield Kleiv Cleiv Hanson Cleiv Cypren Favoto Metzger etc, with many others from multiple towns listed for the August call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Camp
Lewis
Oes
Harry
Ws Penn
Williams
Bawin” “Styreén
Brady
Edward ]Berman
Moorhead
Minn
Fred
Palin
Walter
Edwin Anderson
Farmington
Camp Lewis
Albert Marion Hogan
Fairfield
Peder O.’Kleiv
Deary
Idaho
Patrick ‘“Sands
George Bedore
de Anton
Alois Stueve
Father Receives Telegram of Son Halvor Daley Wounding
Halvor Daley was seriously wounded in France according to a telegram from the war department received by Je Daley. Further details were not provided and the family awaits more information. Reports also mention Geo Leavy and Geo Del Remore wounded, per letters in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Je Daley
War Department
Halvor Daley
France
Chateau
Geo. Leavy
Ora Armstrong
Geo. del Remore
Asa
Tmy
G Co
I. John
U.S
Smith
Nan
Red Cross drive totals and volunteer activities outlined
A Field note lists Red Cross fundraising at a dance raising 17.91 for donation and details on jacket sewing groups in the Northern division. It notes shortages of records for boys, cargo shipments by location, and lists volunteers and dates for sewing room shifts and evenings in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Sen. . Ranch
Red Cross
Edison
Victrola
Fort. Dodge
E.N. Haugen
Power
Collins
Bynum
Agawam
Conrad
Walier
Farmington
Dutton
Plummerton
Emanuel Aid
Mr. Scarrow
Miss Nagle
Mesdames
E. A
Cleland
B. Kingsbury
O. Mellon
J. E. Olson
Barnett
McGregor
Redmond
H. D
Robinson
J.’ Hall
Misses “Beal
Ruby Hogiskiss
Nagle
Ric ‘Smithy
J. W. “Hentges
A.J. Elynn
Mazie Sears
Hazel Halladay
Chas. Cowell
Streeter
Magee
Saylor
Mazie
Sears
Lillian Archibald
Geo. Hall and Chamberlain
Ard
Mesdames Halladay
Peterson
Smith
Chapman
Burt
Eunice Walley
A. Hirshberg
Flynn
Haugen
Halladay
Hidsmoe
Innes
Lilian Archibald
Marian
Fanny
Patsy Pridham
Letty Hall
Margie
Dorothy
Ethel Haugen
State land sale in Montana’s Teton County planned for November
Advices from Helena announce a large sale of state land in Teton county, featuring 59 322 acres to be offered at auction. The sale is part of a statewide series in twelve counties, totaling nearly a half million acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Helena
Montana
France Faces Sugar Shortage Under German Control
Reports from the United States Food Administration describe France's sugar rationing as about 18 pounds per year for domestic use with a monthly 1.5 pound allowance. German occupation disrupted sugar beet production and mills, cutting annual consumption to around 600000 tons from a prewar 750000 ton exportable surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States Food Administration
Local Board Notes Entain Camp Dodge Inductions and Registrants
Notes list entrained for Camp Dodge on Aug 29 under Lloyd E. Maes and Augusta, with individual inductions for Robert Wade Speir Jr and Nathanael Ellingsen to coast artillery and A J Johanns to ordnance. Releases for naval reserve training as officers noted for Bayard Sweitzer. Additional August call entrants entrained on Great Northern for Camp Legis Washington, with Stanley Foot appointed captain and Ray Burnett Ellinger and Maseph Crittenden as squad leaders among many registrants from Teton county and surrounding towns. Includes 1918 class volunteers and 21-year-old registrants from 1918 class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dodge
Lloyd
Bayard B. Sweitzer
Brady
S Francisco
Teton
Wee Ate
Joseph Oncanen Siumnibia
Chauncey Depew
All
Gilman
Glenn Elmer
Sry
Choteau
Norman David Johnson
Eugene F. Orr
Park County
Ray Barnett Ellinger
Clarence Chapman
Arthur Benton
Walier
Gregor Ingrbetson' Tangen
Farmington
Harrison Belew
Conrad
Fred Kingston
John Heun
Albert Kelly
Chateau
Leo Ross -VanMeter
Peter Gaare
Fairfield
John‘ Bill
John Cunningham
Alex Alexander
William P. Bardenson
Walter
County Agent Urges Threshers to Record 1917 18 Data
Threshers must log grain threshed acres and bushels by farm for 1917 and 1918 and send on special county blanks. The government wants timely data. report to the county agent at Chateau. Also notes on seed approval, smut control progress, and farm relief meetings for hay and feed shipments at half-rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Téton
Bozeman
War letters from Ora Armstrong and John F Tractor back home
Fragmented wartime letters from Ora Armstrong in France and John F Tractor in Chateau Montana recount marching under fire, artillery barrages, and frontline experiences. They describe crowded night moves, learning war’s harsh realities, censor limits, and wishes for news from home as they train and march toward Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gien
Luther W. D. Luther
Chateau
Montana
Fallis
America
Mother
Harold
Ang
France
Germany
Edith
Grandmother
Marguerite
Results of Primary Go To County Official Count
The primary results are not fully determined as 14 precincts have not sent their returns. The official count begins Friday at noon with County Clerk EH C Garrett Judge J E DeHaas and Judge B J Mathews of Conrad. Closest contests include the Democratic sheriff and state senator races with Innis and Davis leading respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Garrett
J. E. DeHaas
B. J. Mathews
Conrad
Innis
Davis
Daley
Davis E.essenseae
House of Representatives
Ferris Forrest
Pevocki
Coecesalies
CONG
A. O'Neil
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Richard ‘Higgins
Hal John Roberts
Lowry
Ernest
Regimbal
Edward Paul
Joramo
Edward Emanuel
Deering
John, Logan
Denison
Halvor -Knudtson
Emil Reginald Anderson
Chariton
Iowa
Osker
Raymond Clifford
Gilseth
Demers
Charles M. Sexton
Riceville
Floyd’ Cummings
Castlerock
Washington
Charles
Citizens ‘State Bank
Ana
William ‘Arthur Eilefsen
Valier
John Erwin Roberts
Paul N. Hazel
Cornelius Driessen
Edgar William Lundberg
St. Paul
Minti
Christ Maneff
Gare
Ind
Barnhard Adolph Ralph
Perry Glenn Dillman
Manuel ‘Harry
Rivers
tactersParn
Leo Ewing Steele
William Hutches
Cosira
Atanaes Vaselhy
Great Falls
Kalma
Schméerer
Schmerer
Texas
Ora Armatrong
E. F
John F
Tractor
John
Billings
Bob
Collins Innes
Stocke
Seenacoeesan
Wagnild
Anenee Weet
Ainot Esse Encceesapesencerneesenee Sistas
DeBardeleben
Idealamestsutdadactio Saas Inedgegen
Satenbiouanernanenensbaneneige
Oesch
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Republican ‘Party
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Dennis
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Congress
Linebarger
Oeceeesseseensessassstennnee
Riddick Ow
Pabssectens
Larson
Sewecaene
Teoten Aes Aevewen
Vevveree
Democratic Party
Justice Supreme Court McCulloch Wshelid Sinh
Naenee
Railroad
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Merrilies
Scott
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Rhoads Ord Encaren Navecnsezen
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Pereraer
Lundgren County Auditor
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McLeod Newerseeveceeea
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Simmons Tyres
Stromstad Es
Zimmerman Pewechcorenrensecees
Eneeeenenessesen
Guthrie
Sewell
Seas
Shannon
Federal Reserve System
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First National ‘Bank
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