Red Cross Notes Amid World War Gifts and Proclamations
The article recalls Red Cross Christmas parcels for soldiers and Italian, French troops with praise for American volunteers. It cites gifts received from out of town auxiliaries and details sewing room production, visitors, and a Saturday Red Cross day including an auction sale and theatre entertainment. It closes with Gov. Stewart calling Montana's legislature to meet February 14 to address seed grain law, voting for soldiers, and state defense measures.
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Gov
V. Stewart
Montana Legislative Assembly
Helena
State Council of Defence
Result of Physical Examination for Selective Draft Army in Teton County
February 1 examination results list names Campbell Ardrey C Bansier Wayne A., with qualifiers for small service.
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Teton County
Notable Movements and News From Local Residents
Teton slope Joseph Slanger traveled to Great Falls Tuesday morning on business returning in the evening. Conrad Wys, visiting his cousin Conrad Smitt, went home to Miles City Tuesday. Cornelius Schenegevel has been selected for limited military service and prepares to respond to his country's call. He visited his sister Mrs J P Huidekoper on Tuesday. Adrian Johannes is ill in Kansas City attending tractor school and hopes for a speedy recovery. Mrs Conrad Smitt learned from her brother J van der Horst Bruyer that he sails from Java to San Francisco the first of the month to vacation with his sister. Mrs F Johanns and sons Henry and Harry were Sunday dinner guests of the Huidekopers. The thrift card list added the name of little Johanns Janszen. Axel Larson suffered a misfortune.
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Cornelius Schenegevel
National Army
J. P. Huidekoper
Conrad Smitt
J. van der Horst Bruyer
Java
San Francisco
F. Johanns
Henry
Harry
Huidekoper
Little Johanns Janszen
Axel Larson
Colts Face Second Loss This Month
A school reports a colt loss this week, marking his second defeat in a month. The institution will observe Lin coln's birthday with appropriate rites and ceremonies.
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Lincoln
Somervilles and locals move through region notes
Mr and Mrs B Somerville recently returned from Great Falls while Mr and Mrs John Wiseman spend time at son Glenn's home. Frank Moore and brother go to Power for work in the Jomber yard. Adrian Johanns writes from Kansas City about tractor school work and an upcoming exam. Tag Your Shovel Day spread a government message in school. Plans for a teacherage and a fundraising entertainment progress. Thrift-stamp drive in the school reached 100 percent participation with 12 pupils buying stamps. Valentine the rural carrier handles stamps. High School notes: Teton lost to Great Falls 30 18. games set for Fort Benton and Conrad next. Shelby beat Conrad. Teton beat Shelby 33 19. Code game tickets urged. Commercial geography replaces commercial law. War Savings Stamps at 100 percent. many students absent and lyceum tickets banner ordered. Hat lunches served. class knits washcloths for Red Cross. several named girls credited with contributions.
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Valentine
Old Etter
Pendroy saloon license stance lauded by Montanan readers
A Feb 2 Pendroy communication praises the Montanan for its stand on saloon licenses. The Porter Beach W C T U endorses the Montanan article and votes thanks. The Loyal Order of Moose announces a dance on February 14 inviting attendance.
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Pendroy
Porter Beach
Montanan
Order of Moose
Higgins Miller Wedding Spends Noon Ceremony Near Chocteau
A wedding at the Higgins home twelve miles west of Chocteau united George Howard Higgins and Currie Adel Miller in a noon ceremony on Saturday February 2. Rev L I Haley officiated with Lawrence Jackson as best man and Ida Miller as maid of honor. A large local reception followed, and Monday evening about a hundred neighbors gathered for a dance and congratulations.
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Howard Higgins
Choteau
George Howard
Currie Adel Miller
George F. Miller
L. I. Haley
Episcopal Church
Lawrence Jackson
Nan
Ida Miller
Higgins
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