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Interesting Letters From Our Soldiers Tells of Life in the Army
A Dillon Examiner former employee Arthur Gibson writes from Camp Mills about Coast Artillery life after July 14. He describes traveling 27 states, training at Walla Walla and Camp Greens, then Camp Mills, and hopes to cross the pond. He details duties as Cannoneer No. 2, meals, tent living, and Thanksgiving in New York with performances by Caruso and others. Messages from Roscoe Cornell and D W Mansfield add similar updates on postings and duties.
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Arthur Gibson
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Coast Artillery
Camp Mills
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Spokane
Walla Walla
Wash
Camp Greens
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Long Island
Crack Field Artillery
Conger
New York
Madison Square Garden
Caruso
Mary Garden
Mme
Dore de Phillippi
Chicago Opera Company
Helen Zagat
Baby Rosyth
Jerome Remick
Frank Tinney
Metropolitan
Century Opera
Newton
George M. Cohn
Old Town
Roscoe Cornell
D. W. Mansfield
Fort Douglas
Thrift campaign rolls out across Beaverhead County
The thrift drive led by Harry W. Turner aims to boost small savings through thrift stamps and certificates to fund postwar needs. Frank Hazelbaker chairs the county effort with executive, publicity, and precinct committees across Dillon and surrounding communities.
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Beaverhead County
Liberty Loan
Harry W. Turner
Butte
Frank Hazelbaker
EH. O. Selway
Frank Eliel
J. H. Gilbert
Roscoe Corneil
A. L. Stone
C. H. Hudson
C. C. Thornton
E. L. Poindexter
Notice For Publication No 014748 Montana 1917
Ray J Stanfield of Apex Montana filed notice of intention to make a commutation proof to establish his homestead claim for NEYNEY section 20 township 5 S range 9 W Montana meridian before United States Commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon on January 8 1918. Witnesses named James Hayes Clarence Morrison Eugene F Sellick and Frank Mittelmeier all of Apex Montana. JOS OKER Register
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U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Ray J. Stanfield
Apex
Neyney Section
Range
Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
United States
Dillon
James Hayes
Clarence Morrison
Eugene F. Sellick
Frank Mittelmeier
Jos. Oker
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