Judge Loud of Miles City Evaluated as Montana Booster
One of Montana's best boosters is Judge Charles H. Loud of Miles City. A veteran lawyer and former legislator, he praises Montana’s law school at Missoula and Dean A N Whitlock. His career spans engineering, cattle, and banking, with public service on the constitutional convention and as a district judge.
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Montana
Charles H. Loud
Miles City
Loud
Northern Pacific
Judge Loud
State Bar Association
State University
Missoula
A. N. Whitlock
Harvard
Hereford Cattle Company
Helena
Territory
Custer County
Yellowstone
Custer
Dawson Counties
State National Bank of
Lakin, Westfall & Co
Loud & Hitzfeldt
Valli
GW Rite
Livingston
Monts
Abe
Fech Stor
Union “Investment. Co
Ziegler
Spokasie
Wash
H. Campbell& Boy
Box'ss
Great Falls
Mont
Ray
Western
Canada
Atock Janda
Alberta
J. Eakin
Pacific Railway
Dunn Brock
Great Falla
Man Dies on Way to France Major Henry Torrey
Mis soula reports the death of Major Henry Torrey at age 30 from influenza aboard a transport bound for France. A former state university student, he helped care for his command and rose quickly after enlisting. His father was General Torrey who died in Manila eight years earlier.
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Missoula
Henry Torrey
The
State University
Torrey
France
General Torrey
Manila
Fort Missoula
Montana's share of public money for irrigation and land laws
Treasury estimates propose Montana appropriations for several irrigation projects Totals include Flathead 375000 Fort Peck 100000 Blackfeet 50000 Milk River 234000 Sun River 141000 Lower Yellowstone 111000 Huntley 95000 Glacier National Park 95590 Yellowstone Park 25000 Helena assay office 8500 Indian agency funding Fort Belknap Flathead Blackfeet Crow and Northern Cheyenne support amounts listed Also tribal fund withdrawals proposed Blackfeet 51920 Crows 301000 Flatheads 40000 Fort Belknap 41000 Fort Peck 9000 Rocky Boy 21000 Tongue River 26394 Mineral investigation funding to rise to 250000 Land Law bill for soldiers would credit residence for service in prior wars
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Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Montana
Flathead
Fort Peck
Blackfeet
Milk River
Sun River
Lower Yellowstone
Huntley
Glacier National Park
Yellowstone Park
Helena
Crows
Flatheads
Fort Belknap
Rocky Boy
Tongue River
Bureau of Mines
Gilman Dog Breeder Shifts Airedale Puppies Across States
P. L. Savage, a prominent Airedale breeder based in Gilman, mailed five puppies by express to buyers in Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas, and Kentucky. A veteran breeder and national advertiser, he has built a strong reputation for his dog line.
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Gilman
Union
P. L. Savage
Mr. Savage
Express
Florida
Alabama
Tennessee
Arkansas
Kentucky
Montana Boys in Fierce Fighting at Argonne Front
The 91st or Wild West division, with soldiers from Montana Oregon Washington Idaho and California, saw heavy combat in the Argonne. In eight days of fighting it pushed ahead and captured 2300 Germans, losing three commanding officers in one regiment over two days. The unit later served as escort to King Albert during Belgium’s reoccupation and Brussels entry.
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Montana
France
Argonne
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
California
Northwestern
W. H. Johnston
Camp Lewis
Fifth Army Corps
Argonne Forest
Belgium
Audenarde
Albert
Brussels
Rhodes Exhibits Short Horn Bull at National Fat Stock Show
William Rhodes of Madison county showed a Short horn bull at the National Fat Stock show in Chicago last week and won seventh prize. Eight of Rhodes breeding, all prize winners at the state fair, were exhibited in Chicago.
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William Rhodes
Madison County
Chicago
Mr. Rhodes
Dr Dan J Donohue Injured In Butte Auto Streetcar Crash
Dr Dan J Donohue president of the state board of health and former colonel of the Second regiment Montana National Guard was seriously injured in a collision between his car and a street car in Butte. The vehicle was hurled thirty feet and he had several broken ribs. He formerly lived in Glendive and represented Dawson county in the legislature. He commanded the state troops during martial law in Butte in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan J. Donohue
State Board of Health
Montana National Guard
Butte
Dr. Donohue
Glendive
Dawson County
Lost battalion tale from the Argonne front told by Montana survivor
James Irvin, a Dillon born Montana native who lived in Billings, recounts his unit the 308th Infantry in the Argonne escape. The five and a half day siege saw dugouts, near starvation, and a dramatic rescue as American troops broke through. Irvin notes the courage of every man and a final relief with rations arriving next morning.
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James Irvin
Montana
Dillon
Helena
Billings
Whittlesey
Hhe
308Th Infantry
Argonne Forest
Irvin
James W. Nelson
Seattle
Red Cross
O. K
New Year’s Eve Prohibition Timing Debated in Montana
An unsettled question swirls around when Montana’s new prohibition law takes effect. Some say midnight December 31, 1918, others argue the act begins at the stroke of midnight December 30, depending on legal phrasing. Attorney General S C Ford has not issued an official opinion requested by any public body.
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S. C. Ford
Montana
State Chiropractors Ready for Action
Montana Chiropractic Association re elected officers in Helena as they discuss influenza impacts and the pending state license law. The group plans to submit a membership list to Governor Stewart and recommend three-examiner board candidates once the law is enacted. Dr. F G Moore Missoula is president. Dr J D Long Butte vice president. Dr L F Downs Billings secretary treasurer. Dr W L Ditto Great Falls chairman.
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Montana Chiropractic Association
Helena
F. G. Moore
Missoula
J. D. Long
Butte
L. F. Downs
Billings
W. L. Ditto
Great Falls
Stewart
Association
State Chiropractic Board of Examiners
City notices and business listings in Butte and Great Falls
A fragmented local ad page lists services from dyeing and Kodak finishing to assayers and machine work. It mentions Lewis and Walker chemists, Kenyon & Wheeler druggists, Wood-Safford machine works, and Great Falls typewriter exchange. Hotels Park Helena and Acoma Hotel Butte are advertised with rates.
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Kodak Finisherer Et Tallic Call
Hastman Kodaks
Kenyon & Wheeler
Great Falls
Blue Print & Supply Co
Dunn Bg
Keto,tout & McCarthy
Butte
Montana
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Mont
Wood-Safford Machine Works
Harley-Clare & CO
Epee Alinen
Reat Falls
Helena
J. Gleason
Acoma
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U. J BA
Northwestern Hide & Fur Ca
Denver
Cayotes
Landall Trappers
Su Ieee
Ibottom Rite
Tephens & CO
Ie Stephens Bidg
Colorado
Sloan
Treasury Department
Myers
Germany
Secretary of the Interior
Gilman Dog Breeder
Sam
J. Lee Rice
D. P. Patenaude
Montana Boys
Wild West
Battiles
Johnson
Montana Bull
Col
Montana Boy
U. S
Rodd Pol Eee
B. Dickerson Co
Detroit
Mich
Central Ave
Park Hotel
Ford
Frank Lemmer
S. O. Huseth
Freee
Opticians
Great Falls, Mowe
Arizona
Corner Park
Robert Metcalf
Alhambra Hot Springs Hotel
M. J. Sullivan
Boulder Springs
DH. L A. Leighton
J. M. Reynolds
Stock Ranch&s
Umpqua
Southern Pacific
Wm. MacMaster
U._S. National Bank
Portland
Judith Basin
Farmera Land Co
Lewistown
W. C. McClintock
Custer County Bank
Farm Mortgage Corporation
Carl R. Mexyer
Hart-Albin
Donald Ranches
W. H. Donald
Melville, Mont
Holsthin
Ward & Hollister Hanch
Inec
Darby
Givens Co
B Street
Butte, Mont
Sepieens Incubator Co
Cenotralia
South Dakota
Ole Kingerson
Harlowton
Dorsh & Greenfield Co
Coeur d'Alene
James H. Frazier
Coest d'Alene
O. B. Nelson
Central Avenue
Rupert
Arizona S St
Hutte
Moor
Doc. Anderson
Owsley Block
Helena Adjustment CO
Atate
Rowpt
Ndl
Lewistown Bids & Kur Co
A. L. Rose
West Park Street
Hoenck
Kur
Minneapolis
M.Q. CO
CIA Cine City
Broad Way
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