Chronology of Beaverhead County Events and Deaths
A long listado of local events from Beaverhead County spanning May to December, including deaths from accidents and illness, marriages, public works, elections, war measures, harvests, and community activities. Notable items include the acquittal of Bob Stoller for murder, many marriages such as Alma Morse and Gilbert, weddings of John T Orr, and multiple flu related deaths and public health notes amid war efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Jensen
Dillmont
Alma Mors
Bob Stoller
Dainese
France
Lee Rei
Mary Hazelton
Townsend
Alma Morse
Otto Schultz
John T. Orr
Iva Benedict
Plains
Beaverhead
Augustus Anderson
Sam Peterson
Thomas BE. Gilbert
Morse Home
J. E. Shaw
Big Hole Basin
Camp Lewis
Elkhorn Springs
Smith Ames
Ania Nugent
St. Rose Church
Wallace B. Hartwig
Harry Gimble
Bridge
George Roberts
Red Cross
Camp Dodge
J. E. Conger
Honolulu
Theta Club
Selway Ranch
New Bunkhouse
J. B. Conger
St. James Episcopal Church
C. W. Hudson
E. S. Duff
Bert Liggett
Palace Cafe
Norman Gilbert
Naomi Robison
Kankakee
Dillon
Geo. Beerher
Will Lovell
Florence Leason
Butte
William Best
Western Front
EB. R. Mosher
Normal College
Ruth Phillips
Canal
Elkhorn
Jackson
Ralph White
Redlands
Calif
Dillon Pioneers
Montana Pioneers
Anaconda
Jessie Poindexter
Geo. C. Moore
Harlowton
Geo. Baker
Wm. Bernstein
Chicago
Liberty Loan
David Evans
Melrose
John Frizzell
Charles F. Sharkey
Claude Phillips
Curtis Hospital
Poindexter
Lucile Paul
Washington, D. C
Roy Selway
Chas Reis
Herman Walters
Webb Lyons
Ernest Shawver
Brundage Undertaking
Dorothy Brundage
Elizabeth Smith
Elna Peterson
Brundage
Joseph Lyins
Ozias Johns
Illinois
Robert Clark
Theta
Roy Murray
Minneapolis
Margaret Poindexter
Long Beach
Examiner Printing Co
W. G. Kerr
L. W.potter
John Scott
Diamond C Ranch
Nay Bros
Mary Desmond
Chester Barrett
Beaverhead County
Geo. Ditty
Hugh McCareb
Rife Street
Geo. Opp, Jr
Births and Deaths Report for 1918 Influenza Era
The county register notes 190 births and 108 deaths in 1918 amid the influenza epidemic. March saw the most births, twins appeared in January June and August, and influenza pneumonia caused 39 deaths. Males outnumbered females among deaths, with 69 men and 38 women. December had the fewest births, three boys and three girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Walker
County Register of Births
Hunger Map Shows Europe Threatened By Famine Across Nations
A historic food map shows every European country facing serious hunger risks, except a few with shipping access. Belgium and northern France rely on American rations as famine looms in Ukraine and across the Balkans, with millions at risk before next harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Ukraine
Belgium
France
Serbia
United States
America
Commission For Relief
Germany
England
Netherlands
Portugal
Spain
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Russia
Poland
Baltic
Finland
Bohemia
Roumania
Montenegro
Greece
Albania
Italy
Switzerland
Bulgaria
Turkey
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. O. Thornton, Pres
Pearl I. Smith
Nels Nelson
Marshall Field
Dillmont Park
P. M. Poindexter
Camp Grant
A. J. Wedum
Alaska
Thornton
Nan Hazzard
D. b.Stephens
John Hoffman
Curtis
Sweetwater
Lloyd & Blair Garage
Jefferson Barracks
Melvin Lougheed
Bean
Estella Knotts
Sam
Cam
Fremont
M. ‘Crogan
Dorothy Couch
George Hughes
Salt Lake ‘City
C. R. Blake
Virgil Bostwick
Missoula
Thomas Thompson
W. H. Holliday
E. F. Scriven
al Huffaker
Robert Melton
A. L. Pee Boy
C. A. Frizzell
J. R. Paige
Jack Dodge
Horace. Haupt
J. R. Jackson
Fred Baurassa
Ralph
Gildwell
M. Tanaka
Reynolds
Franklin Moors
W. O. Churchill
Oscar
William Munkden
Rash
Ernest Miller
John’ Laden
John Hand
Tome
John Holzmiller
John Wenger
Harry ‘Schuler
Martin
Joe Campbell
Orson Dimick
Frank.Stevens
B. Browning
John W. Lenkers_ Gorfer
Joseph Couch
Hunger
Toy Bey
Africa
the City Drug Co
Ju Pola
City Drug CO