Salvation Army Home Service Drive Plans Expanded
The Salvation Army outlines a new yearly drive to expand relief work in the U S, maintaining existing campaigns while increasing facilities such as rescue homes orphanages clinics and free employment bureaus. Montana officials including John G Brown and J R Wharton head the home service week set for July 7 to 12 with a statewide roster of coordinators and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation
Jobin 26 Brown
Montana Home Service
Thomas Esthill
Western Department
Salvation Army
Esthill
France
America
Salvationists
Salseison
John G. Brown
Helena
Chit
Nan
J. D. Phelan
T. O. Hammond
C. H. Williams
Deer Lodge
C H. Loud
Miles Citr
John FE. Erickson
Kalispell
W. T. Verham
Glendive
C. I. Morris
Havre
T. T Taylor
Lewiscown
E. Day
Harry F Cunningham
Mileage For Navy Men Now Discharged
The navy department announces that the act from February 28 1919 provides 5 cents per mile for enlisted men and naval reservists discharged since November 11 1918 to their homes or original muster places. Claims for discharge between November 11 1918 and March 12 1919 are paid by the disbursing division of the bureau of supplies and accounts. Discharged individuals must submit claims with discharge certificates to the bureau of navigation in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Bureau of Supplies,and Accounts
Bureau of Navigation, Navy ‘Department
Washington, D
Townley Fails to Appear as Trial Warrant Issued
Townley misses court for conspiracy charge under loyalty law with a $1000 bond, required to appear Wednesday. Joseph Gilbert, league organizer, is co defendant. judge denies separate trials. Townley campaigning in North Dakota as referendum vote looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Townley
Townley
Weanes
Dean
North Dakota
Joseph Gilbert
League
Gilbert and Townley
Jury of Farmers to Try Townley in Jackson County
A jury of 12 farmers was chosen in Jackson county district court to try President A. C. Townley and Joseph Gilbert on conspiracy to arouse disloyalty. Trial began after morning panel scrutiny with jurors questioned about prior views. one prospective juror was excused for remarks prejudiced against the Non-Partisan League. The judge postponed further selection to Friday as the case moved toward a possible weeklong trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Minn
Jackson County District Court
A. C. Townley
League
Joseph Gilbert
City of
Jackson
Louis Bachman
Bachman
Attorhey Moe
Jie
Dean
Townley
North
Oanario
Montana Pioneers to Meet in Butte This Year
The thirty sixth annual meeting of the society of Montana Pioneers will be held at Butte August 29 30 1919. About 300 or 400 pioneers are expected to attend with no fixed program. Likely plans include visits to the smelters and public institutions of the Deer Lodge valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Montana Pioneers
Butte
Deer Lodge Valley
Europe to receive July food aid for liberated nations
New York June 24. The American Relief Administration says enough food to feed liberated European nations until their harvest arrives will be in transit by July 1. Theodore F. Whitmarsh announced representatives return from Europe. The aid fund of 100 000 000 dollars was approved by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
American Relief Administration
Theodore F. Whitmarsh
Congress
Herbert Hoover
United States
Whitmarsh
US Expeditionary Force Casualties Total 289,016
Washington reports as of today the total casualties for the American Expeditionary Forces. The figures include 33,754 killed in action, 13,570 died of wounds, 23,396 died of disease, 4,942 died from accidents and other causes. Wounded total 210,984 and missing in action 2,370.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Auto Registration Revenue and Expenses in Six Months
Receipts of the secretary of state's office for the six months ending May 31 totaled 370 524 98. Automobile registration brought 343 3827 and transfers 368. Filing papers and licenses earned 26 829 98. Total disbursements were 31 350 49, with auto division costs at 24 309 29 and other divisions 7 041 20. This marks a substantial rise over the prior year’s first six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Stewart
Department
Winners at Boys Camp Rope Work and Essay Contest
List of camp awards for rope work and notebooks with winners from Maynard Oliver Chateau Geo Lindseth Farmington Orville Simons Agawam Clifford Stansberry Pendroy Kaupish Pendroy Power Collins and Chateau Notebooks prizes awarded to Edwin Heizer and Fritz Gewald plus Elmer Beck and Clifford Kaupish with monetary gifts and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Oliver
Chateau
Moran
Geo. Lindseth
Farmington
Orville Simons
Agawam
Clifford Stansberry
Pendrey
Clifford
Kaupish
Pendroy
Elmer Beck
Power
Edwin Heizer
Collins
Fritz Gewald
Clifford Kaupish
Soldier returns from Europe to fond Washington family
The Washington Star reports a mother’s joy as her son debarked and demobilized from Europe. The telegram describes relief and happiness after his long service and return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Washington Star
Peace Treaty Signs Loom Yet Doubts Remain
Harvey’s Weekly notes a mock forecast that a complete peace treaty would be signed soon with a grand ratification scene but voices skepticism about timely action. The piece jests about leaders traveling to Brest, postal preparations, and keeping Old Glory ready for the Fourth of July celebration.
Lost Black Hand Bag Near Chateau and Seven Mile Coulee
A lost bag between Chateau and Seven Mile Coulee west of town contains a watch an opal pin keys and about $15. A reward is offered for its return to Mrs. J. M. Frazier or to this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Seven Mile Coulee
J. M. Frazier
Scores at Conference Meet Highlight Health Concerns
The report lists numerous individuals including Frances Daley Margaret Hodgskiss Charles Howard Merlin Helen Cleland Mary Ellen Robison and Walter Logan among attendees at a conference focused on child health. It notes high scores or percentages linked to child health outcomes and references a meeting in ChiOteau with several names repeated in fragmented form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Mélion
Dorothy
Allum
Mildred Louise Hollette
Joan
Walter Logan
Evelyn Hutchinson
Eenee
James Arthur Kelly
War Department spending inquiry urged by House committee
Chairman Graham states the War Department spends more money than at any time during the war and calls for an expedited inquiry. He asks the Speaker to excuse him from other duties to focus on ending these expenditures quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Graham
House Committee On
House
Predicts Clean Sweep For Republican Party
Washington June 20 United States Senator George H Moses of New Hampshire predicts next year will be a decidedly Republican year marking the start of a long series of Republican years in state and national politics He notes the country has already shown its sentiment by lifting the Democratic party from the House and reducing it to a minority in the Senate He says voters will likely finish the work and give Republicans a clean sweep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Brest
George Washington
Belgium
Lansing
Colonel House
John Barleycorn
Washington Still
Harvey’s Weekly
Washington
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
House of Representatives
Senate
Muddy Creek Cattle Ranch Co. Ownership Notice in Montana
Statement declares the Muddy Creek Cattle Ranch Co. sole owner of the business in Agawam Teton County Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muddy Creek Cattle Ranch Co
Agawam
Teton County
Montana
Sheriff’s Sale of 80 Acre Teton County Land
I S Martine sheriff of Teton County Montana will sell under a 1919 District Court order of sale and foreclosure the west half of the northeast quarter of section 24 township 27 north range 4 west Montana meridian containing 80 acres more or less with all appurtenances. The sale on July 5 1919 at 2 o clock p m at the courthouse door in Chateau Montana to satisfy the Overly Land Mortgage Company versus James N Smith Grace E Smith and First National Bank of Conrad. First Pub June 13 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Overly Land and Mortgage Company
James N. Smith
Grace E. Smith
First National Bank of
Conrad
Teton County
Montana Meridian
Court House
Chateau
United States
A. D
Notice to School Contractors Sealed bids invited for school equipment
Public notice from School District No. 1 Montana invites sealed proposals by July or 05:00 p m for equipment for a new school addition. Includes 36 adjustable window shades 130 adjustable steel desks 3 manual training benches 4 teachers desks 12 kindergarten chairs. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids and accept most advantageous proposal. By order of Board of School Trustees May 27 1919. JOHN W HALL Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secu Etepllais Wilba
Board of Trustees
Ton County
Montana
Manuel
School ‘Board
Ull
John W. “Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mite
the War Industries Board
the Red Shed
State Council of Defense
Choteau
Hodgkiss
Choteau, Montana
Great Falls Hotel
Great Falls, Mont
Nlinker & Swedan Cky
Salvation “Army
Serriva
U. S
Sheriff's Sale
I. S. Martine
R. M. Hattersley
Conrad, Mont
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