Weathered notes and local notices from Chateau Montania area
A compact block of local items reports office moves by County Clerk Warner, Clerk of the District Court McDonald, and Treasurer England to new quarters. It mentions W A Leech near death from pneumonia at Chateau House, and various community movements, travels, and a war insurance notice noting eligibility, coverage, and totals reaching over 1.03 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
McDonald
England
W. A. Leech
Chateau House
Liberty Bond payments show two thirds paid by November 15
By November 15 the first installment on the Second Liberty Loan was nearly two thirds paid in though less than a third of the amount due had been paid. Approximately 2.4 billion dollars had been paid in as purchasers chose not to wait for December 15 and January 15 deadlines. For sale ranch and livestock at Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
Spring Creek
Chateau
Weaver & Trescott
Choteau
Mont
Red Cross Urges Northern Division Members for Christmas Drive
John Leslie urges every Red Cross member in the northern division to start planning a large Christmas membership drive aimed at growing from 5 million to 15.6 million. The effort calls for two recruits per member, with flags in windows and bells tolling on Christmas Eve as volunteers march and sing carols.
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Red Cross
John Leslie
United States
Leslie
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James Sulgrove
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Don Davenport
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Olaf Field
T. J. Dean
Jos. C. McCuaig
Minneapolis
New Brighton
Chicago
Pete Berglund
Dick Dean
Frank Dean
Ed Ganong
Joe Brown
H. Weimer
Alvin Mortimer
W.H. Conliffe
L. Nash
Henry Weimer
Levi Burd
Daisy Weitzel
Badger Creek
Gen. Pershing
Dennis
Sterling
A. Deyong
J. I. Cain
F. C. Currie
THE
Montanan
Choteau Lumber Company
Black
Ceylon
India
Japan
Logan and
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M. B. Purdy
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Anna Moore
A. Cowell
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