Celebration for Soldiers Extended List of Names
A continued roll call honors soldiers, listing numerous names including Francis Reilly George Sherrard Nick Salvo Andrew Harvey Sorensen George Arson Frank Sam Young Roy Ellsworth and many others across a long parade of servicemen. The piece records service members from various towns and units, preserving their names for public remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Reilly George William Sherrard
Nick Salvo Andrew Harvey Sorensen
George H.arson Frank Sam Young
Roy Ellsworth
Albert Peterson Burley Flandburg Gottlib Lohner Joseph Albert Oliver
John Algott Holm Louis Mr. Biery Jim Edmonson
Frank Henry: Ellerman Charles Elmer Woodside
Alfred Spencer Hobart F. Conklin
Alfred Hendrickson
Albert Nordlander Charles Francis Knowles Vern Roy Martin Harry Simeon McMannis
Peter Albert Anderson
Peter Sweiich Edwin Charles Cranston Miceal
James Hegarty
Mike William Rebich Edward Alvin Ellis James Richard Opie Knut Johnson
Matt Greeman
George Snider
Ole Nelson Aksel Westergard
Arthur W. Taylor Archibald Stewart Christen J. Neilson Floyd Henry Durkee
Raymond Hanson Tipton
Alfred Naslund ‘William Arthur Bucher
Massey and Tipton Receive Marriage License
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Miss Massey of Lakeview and Mr. Ray Tipton of Monida. The bride is sister to Jesse Allen a Lakeview businessman and the groom is a respected young man from Monida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Massey
Lakeview
Ray Tipton
Monida
Jesse Allen
Ford Tractors In August For Montana Farmers
Montana Council of Defense reports Ford & Son plans to allot 500 tractors to Montana with no distributor profit. Deliveries expected August with potential 500 to 1,000 units. price around 825 delivered. Ford requires in-field service and a full repair line, with local distributors and a state distributor discussed. CHAS. D. GREENFIELD, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Council of Defense
Ford
Ford & Son
Montana
D. R. Mihills
Council of Defense
Ford & So
Mus
Mihills
Chas. D. Greenfield
Bannack Becomes Dry Town After Saloon Closure
Sheriff C. K. Wyman closed the Bannack saloon run by J. Y. Wade last Monday. A county petition sought to deny renewal of the license, claiming the establishment was a nuisance amid broad resident complaints. This marks Bannack as the first dry mining camp since Grasshopper creek's discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Wyman
Bannack
J. Y. Wade
Board of County Commissioners
Grasshopper Creek
Freight rates to advance Tuesday
Washington reports new freight rate hikes to take effect Tuesday under Director General McAdoo. Revisions will follow with regional and district freight traffic committees and regulators. Broad increases of about 25 percent apply to class and commodity rates, with specific rises for coal coke ores stone brick grain cotton livestock meats sugars and other bulk shipments, for both interstate and intrastate traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McAdoo
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Utility Commissioners
French 75 shell on display at Elfel Brothers
A shell from the famous French 75 gun is shown in Elfel Brothers' window. The gun can fire several miles and the shell will explode by a pre set time lock after ejection. Shrapnel scatters over a long distance. Illustrations of the shell are also displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elfel Brothers
Goods moved from Children's Shop to Miss Lovell home
Goods previously stocked at the Children's Shop are now located at the home of Miss Agatha Lovell. Those wishing to buy items for children may call at that residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatha Lovell
Beaverhead Wool Clip Ahead of Last Year in Dillon
Beaverhead county wool moves rapidly from Dillon warehouse with nearly a million pounds sent to Boston and Chicago. Governor White predicts the Beaverhead clip will meet last year's size, with 60 cents a pound average price for course staple wool as government grading awaits appraisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Boston
Chicago
B. F. White
White
Beaverhead
Mr. White
Midsummer Horse Sale Set for July 16 17 at Dillon
Growers in Beaverhead county prepare for the Midsummer auction to be held July 16 and 17 as hundreds of horses are fattened. Buyers who attended the June sale plan to return, with George Ditty aiming to produce more horses in the ring than any prior sale this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Dillon
George Ditty
Ras Hansen and Family Visit from Dell
Ras Hansen and his family alongside Victor Mathews were in town yesterday, traveling from Dell for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ras Hansen
Victor Mathews
Dell
Mrs Y Lyons Arrives From Salt Lake City for Dillon Visit
Mrs Y Lyons arrived yesterday from Salt Lake City to spend the remainder of the summer in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Y. Lyons
Salt Lake City
Dillon
Stewart Family Heads to Training Camp and Home
Mr and Mrs George Stewart and Archie Stewart traveled from Wisdom to Dillon yesterday. Archie will depart Dillon tomorrow with the Beaverhead contingent for Camp Lewis training camp. Mrs Rebecca Jardine and niece Miss Annie Jones of Logan Utah and Pocatello Idaho will accompany the Stewarts home after visiting Roy Murray's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stewart
Archie Stewart
Dillon
Wisdom
Beaverhead
Camp Lewis
Mrs. Stewart
G A R members to march in parade from court house
G A R members will march in a parade from the court house to honor the soldier boys. Assemble at the court house at 1 30 Thursday afternoon by order of Post Commander Z B Yearian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Z. B. Yearian
Real Estate Transfers and Water Rights Report
Real estate transfers listing numerous 320 acre and smaller parcels across Wisdom Dillon Polaris and Centennial Valley with water rights noted. Transactions include quit claims and final certificates with details of buyers, sellers, and locations.
Notice to Clar ence Waugh in Argenta Montana 1918
Notice is hereby given by the U S Land Office at Helena Montana on June 13 1918 that Clar ence Waugh of Argenta Montana is named in proceedings related to public land. The action requires response or appearance by the interested party within the specified period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Clarence Waugh
Argenta
Sale of Ten Thousand Dollar School Bonds by Beaverhead District
Notice of sale for ten coupon bonds of 1000 each issued by School District No. 19 Beaverhead County Montana to finance a school site and building. Bonds worth 10000 in total, interest up to six percent, five-year term, sale July 6 1918 at Armstead, bids must be accompanied by 500 certified check. Board reserves right to reject all bids and to sell publicly or privately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Beaverhead County
State of Montana
A.D
Armstead
Beaverhead
Montana
State Board of State Board of Land Commissioners
Notice to Contractors for Beaverhead School Building
Sealed proposals by School District No 33 Beaverhead County Montana will be accepted until 6 pm July 4 1918 for furnishing materials and constructing a school building. Plans on file with County Superintendent. Proposals to Clerk must include a three percent certified check. Plans and forms from the clerk. Right to reject any bid reserved. Earl W Rogers chairman Arabina Harkness clerk. 46 wa2t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees of
Beaverhead County
Montana
Dell
Mont
Board of Trustees
Earl W. Rogers
Arabina Harkness
Notice of Claim to Land In Reichle Montana
Notice is hereby given that Charles Sassman sole heir of Fred Sassman deceased Reichle Montana seeks five year proof to establish claim to NW% of section 9 and SW% NEY and E% NEY of section 8 in township 45 range 9 west Montana Meridian. Before Fred Rife clerk of district court Dillon Montana on July 24 1918. Witnesses Peter Spritzer Frederick J Hartwig Carl Hartwig and John Hand Reichle Montana. Jos. Oker Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Feder
Gustaf Swenson
Wisdom
Albert JB. Cozad
Swan J. Johnson
Jackson
Henry
Magraw
T. M. Hodgens
J. D. Wilson
Bristow
A. J. de Celles
G. W. Oxcell
Sheep Creek
Vipond Park
J. G. Link
Conda Mining Co
Copper Hill
M. M. Selway
Mikkelson and Anderson
Blacktall Deer Creek
Rasmus Hansen
Ceclie Hensen
Bear
Cottonwood
Anton Ryan
Stephen Kambitch
Glenn Station
Wm. M. Montgomery
Lydia Wood
Centennial Valley
James E. Huff
Theodor Nelson
Polaris
Flora E. Armstrong
Amanda M. Cary
Cochran Creek
Solina E. Morris
Hester G. Spannuth
Bowen Township
J. H. Gilbert
James Dorr
East Side
Dillon
John Peterson
Big Hole Herding Association
Big Hole Basin
Martin Barrett
Poindexter & Orr Townsite Co
EB. Ray
Ruby Creek
Charles W. Francis
Frank Page
Joe Arnold
Cora Perry
Henry McGonigle
Poindexter and
Orr
J. Noble Somers
David S. Vail
Daly’s Station
Frances E. Robison
Dell
Virgil C. Given
Armstead
D. R. North
John S. Wood
Anton Boka
Frederick W. Muhlfeith
Bloody Dick Creek
Sam and Ada Freeman
Adeline Blanchard
Big Hole
Register
William H. Connor
Montana
Meridian
United States
Fred A. Randolph
Frank Wilson
Ernest P. Knapp
Ole P. Bird
Argenta
Jos. Oker
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Charles Sassman
Fred Sassman
Refchle
Township
Range
Fred Rife
District Court
Peter Spritzer
Frederick J. Hartwig
Carl Hartwig
John Hand
Reichle
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Dillon Examiner
Congress
Examiner
Andrus
Western Wholesale Grocery CO
Dillon, Montana
Telephone
Ford Tractors
Peyton Brand
P. B. Gravely Tobacco Company
Danville, Virginia
Southern Montana Abstract & Title Company
Tilda Peterson
Henry S. Magraw
Andrew J. Bucy
Andrew J. Rife
Guy E. Gray
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