Farmers organize with Federal Farm Bureau plan countywide
The county agent and Mr. Lott called a Wednesday evening meeting to discuss forming the Federal Farm Bureau. Officials and representatives from 14 communities were named and schedules set for subsequent local sessions leading to a big county mass meeting on July 1 1918 to elect permanent officers with government experts present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lott
Federal Farm Bureau
John M. Davis
P. J. Anderson
Conrad
Edward Hodgskiss
Choteauga
Grace “Thompson
J. P. Anderson
E. H. Lott
Fairfield
C A. Austad
Joseph Thornd
J. T. Heart
O. E. Field
Lutheran’ Church
East Fairfield
T. L
Geo. B. Siegler
Alvin Holm
Wiseman School
Cut Bank
J. A. Maltby
D. L. Hope
Robert Paul
W. M. Kindle
Hay Lake
Ernest Savory
J J. Daley
Archie Leech
School
Ww. D. Jones
Henry Weist
Otto Wagnild
Porter Hall
Kalma
H. L. Stafford
H. Robinson
Mkalma School
Spring Valley
Chas
H. Schriner
C. W. Hodgins
Lacy
School House
Farmington
Lars Nasser
Olaf Forseth
Cal Binford
Jack Kerr
Old Farmington
Chateau
Farm Bureau
Sewing circle notes and Red Cross fundraising update
A civil era style update lists sewing room workers by date with chairmen and visitors, mentions gauze workers and inspectors, and records a Red Cross dance raising 69 dollars and donations from Julius Hirshberg and Louis Owens. It calls for 25 000 nurses for France and promotes nursing training locally with officials coordinating lectures and hospital observation. Shown are shipments of sweaters socks bed shirts and trinkets from Collins Plummerton and Ethel Schibstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames McDonald
Shannon
Foot
Redmond
Dotterer
Mesdames Gregory
Alden Connor
Ting
R. L. Franklin
Raines
Lane
Logan
G. Franklin
Miss Nagle
Gladys Martine
Erma Cleland
C. J. Smith
Tréescott
Peterson
Olson
Giddys
Martine
Erna Cleland
Dollie Graves
Joy Graves
Liptac
Hirshberg
Schlecht
Moran
Reid, Wilcox and Beal
Miesdames Beatty
Cowell and
Hentges
Haugen
Harriett Larson
Ethel Haugen
Dorothy Haugen
Helen Gorham
Ruth Andrews
Bernice Andrews
Evelyn Hansen
Vandi Hall
Loreine Timmis
Florence Daley
H. H. Higgins
Red Cross
Julius Hirshberg
Louis Owens
J. S. Cain
U. S
France
Mesdames Liptak
Arthur Hirshberg
Coffey
Collins
Plummerton
Ethel Schibstead
Plummer
Hilt Donat
War Savings Campaign Drives Teton County Toward June 28 Rally
County Director E J Hirshberg and a force of volunteers coordinate an intensive War Savings drive across Teton county with plans for district meetings on June 28 1918 designated National War Savings Day by Secretary McAdoo and endorsed by President Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Hirshberg
Teton County
McAdoo
Wilson
Hirshberg
P. R.plint
Malta
Primary petitions filed for local offices
Over the past week petitions were filed by W. H. Webb for Republican auditor, A. B. Guthrie for Republican county treasurer, and Grace M. Thompson for Republican county superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Webb
A. B. Guthrie
Grace M. Thompson
Address of Lieut Reeves at War Savings meeting in Chateau
Lieutenant Reeves spoke at the Royal theater on the War Savings campaign. He described his France service since 1914, being wounded three times, gas attacks, No Man's Land, hospital bombings, and Allied efforts to push the Germans back toward Berlin with Paris as a key target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Royal Theater
War‘ Savings Campaign
E. J. Hirshberg
Aysistor Uv
P. R. Flint
Malta
Reeves
Fin
Conrad
France
Paris
England
Joffres
Germany
Hao
Red Cross
Berlin
Choteau Plans Big U T C Carnival Delegation
Choteau residents plan a large automobile convoy to Great Falls for the U T C carnival June 14. The local Red Cross aims to win a 75 prize for the largest delegation and visitors may register at show grounds. A Red Cross ball is set for June 14 and a reception June 16, with July 4th events planned to gather the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Great Falls
Chateau
Red Cross
Rainbow Hotel
Rainbow Palm Room
Park Hotel
District Court Proceedings Under Judge Ewing This Week
District Court with Judge Ewing and Judge Leslie ongoing this week features naturalization grants for Pederson Miller Barendsen Kuperus Blanksma Smith Shields Angelin. Incorrigibility hearing for Ray Bradley. Bakke grand larceny guilty plea with $100 fine. O Keefe, Johnson cases dismissed. Anderson bail forfeited for nonappearance. Cominisee and other larceny cases pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing
Leslie
John Pederson
Denmark
Paul Miller
Italy
Lucas Martin Barendsen
Holland
Peter Kuperus
Renk Blanksma
William Smith
England
Werner Shields
Sweden
Calixte Angelin
Ray Bradley
Conrad
Miles City
State
Mike Bakke
J. D. Fleury
Maurice O'Keefe
O'Keefe
George Anderson
Karl Johnson
Local Board Calls 119 Men for Camp Lewis and Bozeman Training
The local board announces a five day call for 119 men to report to Camp Lewis with farmers deferred unless needed. Two from Teton county will train at Bozeman State College in auto mechanics radio operation and blacksmithing. Harold Sandberg and Claude Verrall depart June 14. Twenty nine men aged 21 registered in Choteau area.Patrick B. Chil ilress from Scott County Va was sent to Camp Lewis today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lewis
Bozeman
Teton County
State College
Harold Sandberg
Collins
Claude G. Verrall
Conrad
Choteau
George Albert Rodger Skoog
Bole
William Henry Pfrimmer
Ote K. Rye
Fairfield
Ernest Regimeal
Carl Johan Robert Johnson
Patrick B. Chiliress
Scott County
Marriage Licenses Issued in Conrad Area This Week
The county issued licenses to Chas R Barr and Felia A Farron of Cut Bank Edna Gruell of Great Falls Oliver Tosten of Prospect and couples including Paul Jacobson Scott Culp and Tern Outman all of Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jacobson
Scott Culp
Tern Outman
Conrad
Oliver Tosten
Prospect
Edna Gruell
Great Falls
Chas. R. Barr
Felia A. Farron
Cut Bank
Substitutes for Victory Signal German War Strain
A wartime observer notes Germany is acclimating to substitutes in all areas, implying a looming acceptance of substitute victory as morale and resources buckle under pressure. The remark underscores the nation’s adaptation to shortages and shifting prospects during conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers’. Organization
W. E. Ballard
Chas. Moe
H. H. Elliott
Town Hall
Walier
R. M. Sauer
R. C G. Knudtson
Jack Goff
Holmquist
Miss . Nagle
Mesdames P. I. Cole
F. R. Anderson
Myers
War Savings Campaign
W. P. Turk
F. A. Parker
Easy Lampman
Ben Pane
Emily Witham
G. G. Brownell
EB. M. Paters
Lilla
E.M. Peters
Pendroy
Citizens State Bank
Montana
Lieut. Reeves
Teton’ County
Conrad Ee Enee
Chateau Aon
Cut Bank Adeaeeene
Valier Eben Eeeren
Browning Eseeeen
Eee Nebeenen
Brady Dutton Eeane Eeee
Bynum
Fairfield Eeene
Power Eeene Eee
Williams Eeeneee
Bole Eeeeeeae Ona
Pendroy’ Eneren
Dupuyer Aeeane
Collins Weeeee
Agawameat E Eee
Porter Beach
Chey
Ewe Sae
U. C. T. Carnival
J. I. Cain
J. C. Morgan
Henry Cominissee
August Heinrich Rathman
George Richard Higgins
Ernest Ainsworth Sandberg
Caspar Anthony Peterson
William Bryan Trychot
Benhard Torwald Wanton
Charles Marlon Wariner
Joseph B. Bridstone
Walter George Carson Blyth
Conrad Francis Laben Stenson
Walter A. Newcomer
John Logan Denison
Ashton Stephens Stillman
Gilbert Agee
Agawain
Edwin Anderon
Wood Cummings
Castlerock
Ralph R. Oliver
William I. Schnee
Kaspar Krettler
Pete Harper
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