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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1916

Page

2

Alberta's northern hero Cornwall leads war efforts across borders

The piece portrays James K Cornwall as a prominent western Canadian figure and fur trader who built a northern empire from Mackenzie posts to Peace River, organizing the Northern Steamship company and forming the Sportsmen battalion. It notes his influence with Indigenous groups, opposition to HBC, and ceremonial support in Peace River Crossing. It emphasizes Alberta's large war recruitment, church-driven enlistment drives, and parallels to U.S. conscription fears.

James K. Cornwall Montana Coxey Army of the Halifax Sportsmen ’S British Army Dominion Alberta Peace Mackenzie and Peace Great and Lesser Slave Lakes Lake Athabasca Cornwall North Country Hudson’s Bay Company International Boundary Line Order of the White Dog Peace River Crossing Woodby

Montana Women in the News of the Week

Discussion of school nurses becoming a permanent feature in public schools across Montana. Nurses inspect classrooms and buildings, teach hygiene, track absences, and push for county-wide coverage to aid rural and urban students, citing cases of typhoid and truancy prevention.

Montana News OF the Week

Montana News Roundup of Fire Loss and Local Events

Fire damaged the Hefferlin block in Livingston with $33000 loss from an overheated chimney. Billings bakers raise bread price to 10 cents a loaf. Deer Lodge reports Missoula division line now electrified to East Portal. Wesland Hansard dies at 77 in Billings. Great Falls auction sets cattle records at $150 each. Medicine Lake woman injured by a bull. Lewistown investigates flax fiber plant prospects. Baker in Fallon County hosts study. Chateau notes rising ranch tract purchases. many new arrivals from Washington Oregon and Iowa. Bozeman reports death of A D McPherson, longtime probate judge. Lewistown bonds sell at premium. park site funded. Conrad hosts Pondera Poultry show officers named. Helena reports large homestead act designations. a Montana jail transfer and prisonerSales. Butte man McDonald arrested for parole disturbance. Helena Indian affairs tour notes cattle shipments from Crow reservation and sales to Omaha and Chicago.

Livingston Hefferlin Billings Deer Lodge Missoula Milwaukee East Portal Wesland Hansard Montana Virginia City Great Falls Frank Freed Highwood Medicine Lake Violet Geary Lewistown L. D. Blodgett Chamber of Commerce Baker Fallon County Chateau Teton County Washington Oregon Towa T. C. Larson Bynum Bozeman A. D. McPherson Royal Arch The Eastern Star Tie Montana Commercial Club Montana Municipal League Conrad Pondera Valley Poultry Association W. Strickland W. Pollock Robert Kelly C. A. Greenfield Butte Helena A. R. Johnson Libby State Industrial Board Lane

State Federation Women Clubs Hold District Meetings

Red Lodge and Billings hosted district meetings with over forty delegates each. Deliberations focused on a state vocational training farm for delinquent girls, with a bill to be presented to the next Montana legislature. Big Timber to host district four next September. district six chooses its site later. Mrs. Seidlitz presided Red Lodge. Mrs. Ward Nye led the joint session. Mrs. Bea W. Graves named supervisor of Seattle Orthopedic hospital outpatient department, aiding children from across the West, many treated for infantile paralysis and club feet. Graves, a former Montana resident, remains a native and nurse by training.

State Federation of Women’s Clubs Red Lodge Billings Chambers of Commerce Seidlitz Bozeman Ward Nye Montana Big Timber Bea W. Graves Seattle Washington

Women Push Move to Screen Alice in Wonderland for Children

Women seeking better films for children back a campaign to stage Alice in Wonderland in local moving picture shows. The films are prepared and supporters plan to press the effort with local theater managers.

Conrad to Host Big Poultry Show Next December

Pondera Valley Poultry association outlines a four day show from December 19 to 22 with new officers W Strickland president W Pollock secretary Robert Kelly treasurer and C A Greenfield of Butte as judge Merchants are being contacted for support and a premium list will be released soon. organizers promise the best poultry show yet in the region.

Pondera Valley Poultry Association K. L. Johnstone W. Strickland W. Pollock Robert Kelly C. A. Greenfield Butte

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