Our Boys in France Tobacco Fund Receives Montanan Support
The Montanan is named collector for Our Boys in France Tobacco Fund to furnish tobacco for American soldiers. Weekly contributor lists will be published. Five sample packages of tobacco, cigarettes, papers, and a return address post card are kept at the office for inspection. Early list includes W. M. Steele of Choteau and Milton Schroeder of Helena with small contributions.
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Our Boys in France Tobacco Fund Aims to Aid Soldiers
The Montanan urges support for the Our Boys in France Tobacco Fund official in this city. Soldiers in France need tobacco at the front. funds buy bundles sold for 25 cents each, with 45 cent retail value, delivering a message of thanks from soldiers who mail replies.
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Bae
Kagebveon
Red Cross Plans for Feeding Captured Americans in Germany
The Red Cross outlines food and clothing support for American POWs in Germany. Berne will receive 4,500 tons to feed 10,000 men for six months, with ten pound rations sent to camps and a special invalid ration under development.
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Mré
J. C. Taylor
Chateau
America
Red Cross
Germany
Army
Navy
American
Berne
Switzerland
Tere
Butchart
Larson
Wilcox
Baart
Radcliffe
John Cole
Treat
Chapel
Man of Mystery Dead Leaves Miles City After Telegram
W E Logan travels to Miles City following telegram announcing death of his uncle Marcus Logan who died in hospital there. Marcus, a famed Circle ranchman, hid his past for years after leaving Hutchinson Kansas fifteen years ago with wife and four children. He amassed property worth about 20000 from stock and land deals as inquiries failed to reveal his life story.
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W. E. Logan
Chateau
Miles City
Marcus Logan
Circle
Custer County
Logan
Montana
Hutchinson
Kansas
Soldiers in France Need a Smoke Now
The piece urges readers to send money to fill pipes for American soldiers in France who are disconsolate and drawing on empty briars. It appeals to public sympathy and calls for immediate contributions to provide tobacco.
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France
Agawam News Roundup Moves and Visits
Agawam visitors and residents in nearby towns swap trips. Frances Devanleau traveled to Anaconda after several weeks in Agawam. Earnest Brown spent New Years in Great Falls. Hiram Wilson and Stanley Lazell drove to Chateau. Lee Griffith of Great Falls visited Agawam on business. Wentel Petri Henry Rausher and Nelsons visited Choteau. The Wasnilds moved to Choteau for winter. Suiste and son Francis toured Blackleaf. Hanson sisters Helen Julia and Clara visited at home. Olen and Magda Wasnild stayed Friday and Saturday with the Pierce family. Dr. Rhoads visited Agawam on business. ONeill shows improvement. Emma Neva Hartwig and Justave Nelson are visiting Idaho relatives.
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Hiram Wilson
Stanley Lazell
Chateau
Lee Griffith
Great Falls
Agawam
Helen
Julia
Clara Hanson
Olen
Magda Wasnild
Pierce
Christmas Gatherings and Local Society Meetings
Burton Beach residents shared Christmas Eve at the John Rache home with a homey tree and Sasta Claus by George Roof. The Roofs joined the Ferris family for Sunday dinner, while local groups plan January meetings and note illness. Miss Grace and Richard Reiding have scarlet fever. A. P. Reiding builds a bungalow frame. Choteau Merc advertises cash specials on hardware and furnishings.
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Larson
Alfred Larson
Riock
George Roof
John Rache
Sasta Claus
John
Fl. K
Farmington
South End
John Roof
Miss Grace
Richard Reiding
A. P. Reiding
Dry Forks Gossip and Local Outings
Dry Forks notes Mrs J Campbell and George McKee visited Bynum on Saturday. Mrs H Vieting ill recently. C Alparh W Helms H Collins and F Campbell called from Dry Forks. Campbells and family visited Homer Rowland farm last Sunday. Miles Moore from Pendroy visited the Weiser farm. Get our special reduce price list on groceries.
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J. Campbell
George McKee
Bynum
Miss Bunn
W. W. Helms
Vieting Farm
Blackleaf
West
H. Vieting
Conrad Young People Have Been Married
R M Hattersly and Ruth Buzzell of Conrad were married at the Frank Buzzell ranch on December 29 with Rev L Hawkins presiding. The couple, soon to tour Helena and Butte, will reside in the Nevils apartments. Buzzell, daughter of Frank and Mrs Buzzell, taught in Conrad schools after studies in Minneapolis. Hattersly, a prominent attorney, has lived in Conrad nine years.
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Miss Buzzell
Frank Buzzell
Minneapolis
Conrad
Groom
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Choteau
Milton Schroeder
Helena
A. Cowell
Montanan’s “Our Boys In
United States
Chateau Montanan
Boys In
Tobacco Fund
Secretary of War
Secretary of Navy
Pilin
Red
Moose Hall
Bailey
Gauze
Editor
Coffey
Chapman
John Eckford
Arthur Hirshberg
Taylor
Streeter
Spence
Seebeck
Houck
Dorr
Miss Beal
Miss Nagle
A. Hirshberg
Chas. Cowell
Curtis
Shulkin
Gorham
McLain
Dotterer
New Barracks
Bremerton
Puget Sound
Wash
Chateau Red Cross
Alfred Waynild
Seattle
Frisco
R. W. Ward
U. S.N
Teton County
Arthur L. Dubbs
Man of Mystery
Choteau Mercantile Co
First National Bank
Choteau, Montana
Frances Devanleau
Anaconda
Earnest Brown
Wentel Petri
Henry Rausher
1St Nelson
Mrs. Otto Wasnild
Mr. Suiste
Francis
Dr. Rhoads
Mr. O'Neil
Emma, Neva, Hartwig
Justave Nelson
Idaho
Burton Beach
Choteau Merc
Mer
Citizens State Bank
Choteadu, Montana
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