Grim Reaper Claims Beaverhead Soldier in Training
Raymond Anderson 21, rising Beaverhead county youth and Camp Fremont recruit, died of lobar pneumonia at Camp Fremont California. He leaves his mother Mrs Geo Anderson and brother Roger of Butte. funeral with military honors to be held at the Odd Fellows hall in Dillon after his remains arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stahl
Raymond Anderson
Stahl
Camp Fremont
Cal
Beaverhead County
Ole Crogan
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Anderson
Dillon
Geo. Anderson
Roger
Butte
Ray Anderson
Mining men inspect Polaris Silver Fissure property
A. J. Seligman and D. J. Fagensen of New York, with Mr. Anderson, visited the Silver Fissure company at Polaris after riding from Butte to Dillon. They spent a day inspecting the Polaris mine and left impressed by the outlook for the year as crews prepare for development. the mine has worked a large crew last year and anticipates extracting high grade silver and copper ore soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Seligman
D. J. Fagensen
New York
Montana
Butte
Silver Fissure Company
Polaris
Dillon
Anderson
Ten More Beaverhead County Boys Enter Service
A group of ten Beaverhead county youths departed yesterday for Vancouver barracks to enter limited military service. The contingent includes Fred Hungate and Fred Joseph Whitehead, Walter Fagen, Harry Brown, Jay Snodgrass, Nash Barton Barton, John Nelson, James Zahas, Paul Renner, with towns listed as Dillon Dillon Ruth Glen Jerome Jerome Idaho Great Falls Montana Denver and Lima mentioned among the places associated with the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Vancouver Barracks
Fred Hungate
Dell
Clarence
Glen
Bannack
Fred Joseph Whitehead
Ruth
Nevada
Walter Thomas Fagen
Lima
Harry Lee Brown
Dillon
Jay Snodgrass
Jerome
Idaho
Nash Benton Barton
Denver
Colorado
John Gardiner Nelson
James Zahas
Great Falls
Mont
Paul A. Renner
Man Charged With Sedition After Armstead Arrest
A man identified as Tom Dougherty was arrested at Armstead last Friday and brought to Dillon charged with sedition. Witnesses say he proclaimed he was an LW.W. and defined it as a detective, agent or spy for the Kaiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Dougherty
Armstead
Dillon
Dougherty
LW. W
Kaiser
War Work Committee Forms Precinct Captains in Beaverhead
War Work campaign group met Tuesday evening and appointed precinct captains in Beaverhead county. The seven organizations will be urged in a single combined drive per President Wilson’s request to simplify giving and avoid duplication. Patrons are asked to contribute once to support the sevenfold welfare effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
Beaverhead
Wilson
Funeral Held for Mrs Melville Lougheed and Infant Son
The funeral of the late Mrs. Melville Lougheed and infant son was held in this city last Friday. The remains were taken to St James Episcopal Church for services conducted by Rev. R J Jensen at two o'clock. Floral tributes filled the chapel and interment was at Mountain View cemetery. Pallbearers included Mayor J H Gilbert and other city men. a long line of vehicles accompanied the funeral cortege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville Lougheed
St. James Episcopal Church
R. J. Jensen
Albert Stamm
B. N. Stevenson
F. D. Willis
C. P. Thomas
Mountain View
J. H. Gilbert
W. G. Gilbert
H. B. Duff
George Banks
A. W. Graeter
W. B H. Chapman
Who Finances the Hostess Houses in War Time
The Y W C A funds and manages hostess houses at cantonments providing cafeterias nurseries rest rooms and information bureaus. These homes unite officers and privates and extend to France seaports hospitals and recreational centers aiding nurses physicians wounded soldiers and families with meals shelter and letters home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Cantonment
France
State contests Big Hole homestead entry in Montana dispute
United States hearing in Butte reviewed Charles Franklin's 15 year occupancy and claim to land later titled to him. State alleges the land is school land and states Franklin recognized state rights by working for a lessee. Franklin denies knowledge of any uncle entry and says he acted to secure title once aware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Franklin
United States
Montana
Franklin
L. M. van Ettan
Butte
State Land Office
R. L. Mitchell
John Lindsay
L. T. Hauberg
Big Hole
U. S
van Ettan
Helena
Local visitors stop in Dillon this week
Harry Tucker spent Monday in Dillon from Monida. Ira Walker and Richard Walker were Anaconda visitors in the city this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tucker
Dillon
Monida
Ira Walker
Richard Walker
Beaverhead Democrats organize and adopt resolutions
Beaverhead county Democrats met to perfect their campaign organization with W. B. Hartwig as chairman and A. L. Rice as vice chairman. Headquarters opened in the Hartwig theater building. A long list of committeemen was named for numerous local districts. Rallies were canceled due to war conditions and Spanish influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead Democrats
Beaverhead County
W. B. Hartwig
A. L. Rice
Terry Browning
A. L. Stone
Hartwig
Dillon South Central
Lakeview
J. 5. Doyle
Monida
J. B. Egan
Lima
A. Beardsley
Dell D. D
Resolutions Adopted by Beaverhead County Democrats
The Beaverhead County Democrats renew allegiance to democracy and urge victory in World War I through a league of nations. They praise Woodrow Wilson and Montana Democrats in Congress and state leaders, endorse local Democratic administrations, reject I W W and sedition, and present a strong county ticket for voters this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
League of Nations
United States
Woodrow Wilson
National Congress
Montana
Congress
Myers
Walsh
Evans
Stewart
Examiner Subscription Notice from Dillon Examiner
The war industries board ruling led to removal of names from the Dillon Examiner lists if subscriptions were not paid by October 1. Readers in arrears are urged to pay to restore or continue service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Industries Board
Examiner
Elkhorn Springs Attract Visitors And Road Improvements
Elkhorn attracts many visitors to its autumn beauty with red gold and brown colors. A group saw two deer on nearby hills last Sunday. A Badger pass road is being built with work continuing until weather stops it. five foundations for cottages have been laid and more will follow. Villa sites owners plan spring construction and an outdoor plunge plus rest and dressing rooms. Frank Felt bought a sawmill outfit to process lumber for cottages, reducing freight needs.
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Elkhorn Springs
Elkhorn
Badger Pass
Frank Felt
Beaverhead Roll of Honor Adds Fifty Names to List
Beaverhead county widens its roll of honor with fifty new additions since last week. The list includes Adair John Morris Lima Andrew Barbis Bicknell Lloyd Hart Dillon Brady Joseph Francis Dillon Busby Charnick L. Bullock Edgar C. Buey Clarence Bath Wm Biery Louis M. Carter Brittian H. Carter Neilaton Churchill Roy Lesley Dillon Cochran Denzil Lakeview Coday Darley Dillon Cranston Chas Edwin Dillon D Ambrosio Angelo M Dillon Davis Robert Wisdom Dunham Claude Wm Daniel Joseph Dracker Ed Edwards Claude Edwards Arthur P Felitz Emmitt H Dillon French Bert Franklin Dillon Gaines Frank Grotzahn Fred Dillon Ganahal Herbert Dillon Garrison Ger Edward Dillon Gelhaus Albert Dillon Grove Carl O Dillon Hoerning Chas Hahn Chas O Dillon Hoffland Henry Dillon Hudson Alva E Hall Benj A Hall James M Dillon Hanks Chas Dillon Hills Richard G Dillon Jensen Nephi Gideon Johnson Frank Knoll Carl L Lyons Walter H Dell Lyons Mark Larsen George Lee Worley Marker David MacDonald Dan F MacDowell Walter Lee Mackenny Walter J MacMenonmay Bartholomew Milhan Albert F Morrison Cecil D Morrow Albert C Nelson Frank Noote John Pucci Domenico Poole James B Reeves Clfford H Rowe James Roth Math Snodgrass Hubert L Spencer Ray Wells Sumpton Robi L Storanssli Jerod C Stanchfield Harvey Severinski John Streit Harvey Russell Tyler Lester Toland Michel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Adair
John Morris
Lima
Andrew
Barbis Bicknell
Lloyd Hart
Dillon
Brady
Joseph Francis
Busby
Charnick L. Bullock
Edgar C. Buey
Clarence Bath
Wm. Biery
Louis M. Carter
Brittian H. Carter
Neilaton Churchill
Roy Lesley
Cochran
Denzil
Lakeview
Coday
Darley
Cranston
Chas
Edwin
D'Ambrosio
Angelo M
Davis
Robert
Wisdom
Dunham
Claude Wm
Daniel
Joseph
Dracker
Ed Edwards
Claude Edwards
Arthur P. Felitz
Emmitt H
French
Bert Franklin
Gaines
Frank Grotzahn
Fred
Ganahal
Herbert
Garrison
Ger Edward
Dell Lyons
Mark Larsen
George Lee
Worley Marker
David MacDonald
Dan F. MacDowell
Walter Lee Mackenny
Walter J. MacMenonmay
Bartholomew Milhan
Albert F Morrison
Cecil D. Morrow
Albert C. Nelson
Frank Noote
John Pucci
Domenico Poole
James B. Reeves
Clfford H. Rowe
James Roth
Math. Snodgrass
Hubert L. Spencer
Ray Wells Sum
Subscriptions Near 450000 for Fourth Liberty Bonds
Subscriptions to the Fourth Liberty Bond drive continue at the county office of Frank Hazelaker. Total funds approach four hundred fifty thousand with a $280000 allocation. About 30 percent of county residents have subscribed, enabling four service stars on the county Liberty Loan flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hazelaker
Funds Reached France for Orphans of War Aid
Two hundred dollars from this county reached the French association of orphans, with a grateful acknowledgment. Each child receives France a day for maintenance, while the rest of living costs are covered by friends. Children live in small cottages, grouped with shops and school, under a house mother, learning hand work and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Association of Orphans
France
Prominent Madison County Men Charged With Grand Larceny
Helena report states Austin A. Linder and James P. Darnutzer prominent Madison county stockmen were arrested on grand larceny charges over a cow theft from rancher William Cocanougher of Twin Bridges. Bail set at $1,000 each. The case ties to the cow now in possession of Robinson after purchase from the two men and a broader inquiry into sheep theft by Tom Jackson and associates in Beaverhead and Centennial valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Austin A. Linder
James P. Darnutzer
Madison County
William Cocanougher
Twin Bridges
Frank C. Lavigne
Linder
Ruby Valley Stockmen’s Association
Beaverhead
Madison National Forests
Justice of the Peace Foreman
Virginia City
Cocanougher
McHessor Creek
Robinson
Darnutzer
Montana
Lavigne
Beaverhead County
Tom Jackson
Marney
Albert
Frenchy
Albert Anderson
Centennial Valley
Justice Court
Dillon
Ed Sullivan Visits City from Leadore Idaho
Ed Sullivan arrived in the city yesterday traveling from Leadore Idaho. The entertainer is touring the area and meeting local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sullivan
Leadore
Idaho
Carrs Spend Few Days in Dillon From Dell Home
Mr and Mrs F M Carr are spending a few days in Dillon from their home at Dell as listed in this short local note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. F. M. Carr
Dillion
Dell
Beaverhead Boy Cadet Ole Crogan Dies of Influenza at Camp Dodge
Beaverhead county mourns Ole M Crogan who died October 6 at Camp Dodge Iowa from Spanish influenza. Born in Clarkfield Minnesota 27, he lived in Dillon a year, married Elizabeth Ivanus June 20, a Dillon girl. Survived by his wife, father and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Ole M. Drogan
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Dillon
Ole M. Crogan
Clarkfield
Minn
Elizabeth Mary Ivanus
Crogan
Missoula
Billings
No More Soldiers to Go Ordered by Local Board
The local military board halted entrainment of further contingents due to Spanish influenza. One more limited service contingent and eighteen general service men for Fort Worden had their entrainment dates cancelled. The board spent Monday and Tuesday examining September registrants and will continue at sixty per day until all are checked, then publish the master list drawn from September registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worden
Hearts of the World Cancelled Due to Orchestra Disbanding
The management of Hartwig cancels the film Hearts of the World with orchestra for now. He hopes to reschedule when the full ensemble can perform together.
Boatman Visited Town from Monida Yesterday
R. H. Boatman arrived in town yesterday, coming from Monida, fueling local talk and setting up meetings for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Boatman
Monida
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CEMA
St. James Church
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