Montana Artist of Century Ago at Fort Union
Smithsonian holds Catlin portraits and notes from 1832 Yellowstone fort visit. Article reviews George Catlin life among Blackfeet Crow Ojibwe Assiniboines Crees and the Montana frontier.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1917
Page
8
Smithsonian holds Catlin portraits and notes from 1832 Yellowstone fort visit. Article reviews George Catlin life among Blackfeet Crow Ojibwe Assiniboines Crees and the Montana frontier.
Montana lumber magnate Herbert A. Templeton will serve in the YMCA administration in France for six months or longer to aid in handling millions raised for wounded and diseased soldiers. G. W. Bulmer will manage Rogers Templeton Lumber during his absence.
Frank Brown from Phillipsburg, an official Camp Lewis visitant, reports Montana soldiers at the big cantonment mostly content but many feel lonely for home news. He urges friends and relatives to mail home newspapers to soldier boys from this district to brighten their days.
Joseph Vrooman, an employee of Anaconda Copper Mining Company, was killed at noon last week. Before the bank closed that day, his widow received compensation under the act and prepared to depart east with the remains.
Mrs. Sara E. Morse, secretary of the Montana association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis, reports the seal sale raised twenty thousand dollars for Red Cross tuberculosis work. The fundraising effort targets public health improvements across the state.
Carl M. Vrooman lauds county agricultural agents as American agriculture’s first line of defense. He cites their war-time work in labor, seed stocks, farm credits, tractor power, and marketing facilitation boosting spring crops across the middle west and west.
British yards push output as submarine activity remains high. German U-boats strengthened in recent months while American destroyers prove efficient at sinking subs. Hundreds of destroyers and new merchantmen are nearing readiness, steadily reducing the submarine menace.
Engineering students in recognized schools gain virtual draft exemption under preset conditions. They are future military assets and revert to former classification upon graduation, then may be called as enlisted engineers in the reserve. Over 6,000 students across 117 colleges affected by the ruling.
Fergus county population estimated at 55,000 with Lewistown planning a hospital. Billings reports 50 young men enlisting in the army in one day. over 1,000 Yellowstone county men enlisted since December 1. Musselshell and Hill county notes, Roundup tax receipts, and wolf Point population growth tied to Great Northern railway moves. Local leaders discuss food conservation, Red Cross efforts, and community projects in Helena, Havre, and Butte.
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