Junior sock exhibit aims and worker lists
Juniors must bring in socks by September 1 for an exhibit. A letter to Miss Thompson clarifies sock specs and yarn choices. The sewing and gauze room sections list weekly worker assignments with dates from Aug. 1 to Aug. 7, including multiple named staff members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Thompson
Agnes B. Chowen
Mesdames
A. Cleland
Foote
Shannon
Kingsbury
Mage
Ursula Hodgskiss
Margaret Moran
Beal
Stevenson
John Hall
H. D. Robison
A. Hirshberg
Cain
Haugen
W. R. Smith
A. L. Halladay
Mrs. Haugen
Dorothy
Ethel Haugen
Masic Sears
Alta Cohoe
More Nominations Filed In Montana State Race
Democratic candidates John J. Daley of Dupuyer seeks state senate and Frank A. Stocke of Conrad runs for sheriff. Daley pledges faithful term service and Montana county interests. Also notes on Gladys Hulette promotional press for the Royal theatre screening of For Sale with Creighton Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Daley
Dupuyer
Daley
Montana
Teton
Tam
Frank A. Stocke
Conrad
Gladys Hulette
Royal Theatre
Creighton Hale
Pathe
Banquet Welcomes Inductees to Camp Fremont
Guests from Teton county including Bertie Ernést Dent Alvin Hi Gloor James W Stack Frank Petch George M Warner Robert J Kelly and others attended a banquet and dance at the Commercial hotel in Choteau. Senator Larson acted as toast master and Robert J Kelly was named captain of the contingent to lead the group from Choteau to Camp Fremont California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Bertie Ernést Dent
Williams
Alvin ‘Hi Gloor
James W. Stack
Cut Bank
Frank Petch
Chateau
George M. Warner
Cut ‘Bank
Robert J. Kelly
Conrad
Wayne,h. Cruzen
Simms
John C. Ladder
Frank .C. ‘Strecker
Cyrus L. Burnett
Ethridge
Choteau
Camp Freemont
Miss Marion Fox to Aid Infantile Paralysis Work at State Fair
Helena Mont January 1918 Miss Marion Fox of Boston a specialist in infantile paralysis will appear at the Montana State Fair in cooperation with the state board of health She will be at Dr Max Barbers office from 9 to 11 a m for parent instructions and advice and in the afternoons at the child welfare exhibit for consultations and demonstrations by child care experts with parents and children invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Marion Fox
Boston
Montana
Max Barber
Miss Fox
Aid to Farmers Sought From Washington Threefold
Governor Sam V. Stewart and Dr John M. Davis report relief for drought stricken Montana farmers after visiting Washington. Aid includes seed wheat for fall and spring planting, half rates on feed shipments for growers, and War Finance Corporation loans to banks to cover advances to farmers and merchants for harvesting and marketing crops. Loans run four months at six percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Sam V. Stewart
John M. Davis
Farm Bureaus of
Montana
Washington, D.C
Grouth
War Finance Corporation
YG Bee line convention outlined for Chateau August event
The YG Bee line work speeds toward finishing the Montana coast to coast route linking Yellowstone to Glacier Park. A $50,000 effort at Belton removes a long standing obstacle, enabling a westward route to open for tourism. The convention at Chateau on August 21 will feature speakers on rural routes, cooperation between business and farming, and a Browning Glacier Park program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Yellowstone
Glacier Parks
Belton
Glacier Park
Glacier
Y-G
Chateau
Browning
F.C. Campbell
Mrs Smith Surprises Captain With New Home In Hirshberg
Mrs. C. J. Smith moved into a modern residence in Hirshberg addition as a surprise for Capt. Smith now serving in France. A den has been fitted for his exclusive use where he can entertain friends upon his return from the war with the American Expeditionary Forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Smith
Hirshberg
Letters From the Front by Jesse C. Gleason in France
A World War I dispatch dated July 4 to July 10, 1918, from Jesse C. Gleason describes life near the front in France. He notes ongoing shelling, rest billets to be reached, map work, supply comforts from the Y M C A, and camaraderie among American troops. He compares the climate to Montana, laments German destruction, and asks about crops back home while awaiting mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
John
Mr. Davis
Epiat
Dt c. AS
Heinie
Montana
Allotments Set for August 26 Army Call in Montana
Helena August 6 allotments prepared for 1650 men required for army service. General Grennan approved the list of counties and numbers, including 32 in Beaverhead 27 in Big Horn 42 in Blaine 18 in Broadwater 44 in Butte City 40 in Carbon 23 in Carter 91 in Cascade 22 in Chateau 40 in Custer 105 in Dawson 40 in Derr Lodge 37 in Fallon 60 in Fergus 31 in Flathead 15 in Gallatin 21 in Granite 50 in Hill 16 in Jefferson 99 in Lewis and Clark 6 in Lincoln 25 in Madison 28 in Meagher 3 in Mineral 55 in Missoula 40 in Musselshell 80 in Park 50 in Phillips 16 in Powell 14 in Prairie 20 in Ravalli 22 in Richland 50 in Rosebud 30 in Sanders 99 in Sheridan 15 in Silver Bow 12 in Stillwater 14 in Sweet Grass 80 in Teton 12 in Toole 71 in Valley 25 in Wheatland 9 in Wibaux 30 in Yellowstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer
Dawson
Derr Lodge
Fallon
Fergus
Flathead
Gallatin
Granite
Hill
Jefferson
Lewis and Clark
Lincoln
Madison
Meagher
Mineral
Missoula
Musselshell
Park
Phillips
Powell
Prairie
Ravalli
Richland
Rosebud
Sanders
Sheridan
Silverbow
Stillwater
Sweetgrass
Teton
Toole
Vailey
Wheatland
Wibaux
Yellowstone
Marriage Licenses Issued for Black Weasel and Bad Marriage
James Black Weasel, 25, and Rosie Heavy Runner Bad Marriage, 26, both of Browning, secured marriage licenses. The ceremony details are not listed in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Black Weasel
Rosie Heavy Runner
Bad Marriage
Browning
Bethany Commandery No. 19 Constituted in Chateau
Bethany Commandery No. 19 was constituted at their lodge rooms with grand officers including A. W. Mahon Glasgow G Commander and Cornelius Hedges Jr Helena G Recorder. An inaugural slate elected for the first term lists E. C. Commander E. E. Crawford Generalismo W.G. Levy Capt. General H. McCulougly TM Prelate BE. N. Haugen S. Warden E. J. Crary J. Warden J. E. Hodgskiss Treasurer T. G. Larson Recorder A. R. Connor Sword Bearer E. A. Woods Standard Bearer J. E. McCullough Warder John Truchot Sentinel P. H. Crossen Guards I. S. Martine Wm. Wallace Elmer Genger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Commandery No
Chateau
A. W. Mahon
Glasgow
Cornelius Hedges Jr
Helena
G. Recorder
F. D. Jones
Generalismo
C. L. Crain
Great Falls
Cap
JW. Agnew
Great. Falls
Chas
McMullan
TW. Sharps
W.G Levy
H.mcculougly
BE. N. Haugen
E. J. Crary
J. Warden
J. E. Hodgskiss
T. GO. Larson
A. R. Connor
J. E. McCullough
Yankees Win Enemy Respect in Battle Actions
Berlin correspondent for the Cologne Volks Zeitung says American troops in battle have proved themselves thoroughly good fighters. The praise notes this boosts the success achieved by American troops and their commanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Amsterdam
Batle
Berlin
Cologne Volks Zeitung
Civil Cases Filed In Dupuyer Area
Amanda C. Wilson by guardian sues Ida B. Foster to set aside a deed. Petition filed August 1st seeks dissolution of the Dupuyer Cattle Company, a corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda C. Wilson
Rose Burnett
Ida B. Foster
Dupuyer Cattle Company
Local Man Declared Insane and Committed
Paul Sexton of Conrad was adjudged insane by a three member commission led by Henry Radcliffe and doctors Rhoads and McGregor. He was ordered committed to the Warm Springs insane asylum and was taken there Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff Bennetsen and Special Deputy Stub Edgar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sexton
Conrad
Henry Radcliffe
Board of Commissioners
Family visitors gather at Odenwald home near Choteau
Mrs. Katie Miller, sister of Jacob Odenwald, arrives from New Jersey for a brief visit south of Choteau. She had not seen her brother since childhood. Also visiting were Mrs. L. B. Derandleau of Benchland Montana G. W. Odenwald and niece Miss Anna Volkenand of Bynum Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Miller
Jacob Odenwald
Choteau
New Jersey
Odenwald
L. B. Derandleau
Benchland, Mont
G. W. Odenwald
Anna Volkenand
Bynum
British and French Drive New Offensive East of Amiens
London Aug 8 British troops launched an offensive east and south of Amiens this morning. Field Marshal Haig reports the attack progressing satisfactorily crossing the Avre with armor support. French and British forces advance from the Ancre toward the south where German positions are engaged as Ludwig joins allied lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Amiens
Haig
Arly
Biance
ravre-Ludretvalley
Ancre
Primary Registration Counts for 1918 Election
County clerk office lists 5476 voters registered for the August 27 1918 primary. For the November 7 1916 general election 3756 men and 1858 women, total 5654. 2933 men and 1452 women voted, total 4385.
Dissolution of Partnership Between Swedancky and Schroder
Notice states the partnership between W. Swedancky and R. J. Schroder is dissolved with Schroder retiring. All claims and accounts are due to and payable by Swedancky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Swedancky
R. J. Schroder
Mr. Schroder
Mr. Swedancky
R. J. Shroder
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State Fair News
Federal
The
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Cus
Tomers
First National Bank
Chateau Marine
Avre
Atawenee
Bole Weeneneserse
Ataneesene
Sloan
Power Vitenaenenengeeneseen
Fairfield Seeemeeweacesacs
Lowry Eeegesasasersanepace
Spring Valley
Belleview Bresceceseun
Strabane Seeteraeredeones
Raymond
Agawam Maseansergesene
Farmington Caseseseene
Fish Lake
Fowler
Manson Daecenae Oenee
Valer
Valier
Valier Outlying
Marias Sea
Otewn Eee
Eemeeccennetos
Red River Peoce
Lubec
Areata Encour Eeenentene
Wean Meesecresens
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