Outing and visits noted in Glen News a week
A Glen News item lists Mr and Mrs Waters of Butte spending time at Waters hotel. Several locals including Richard Maier, Carl Hartwig, Fred Hartwig, F C Tuffs and family, Celia Schommer, Verra Tuffs, Ethel Ferguson, Bert Paul, Hugh McMillan and L A Foote ranch, plus Mrs Mittelmaier and her mother visiting Dillon for business and chautauqua. Fred Hartwig to join the colors Tuesday the 13th. Lee Joy drove visitors to Dillon in a new Buick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichle P. O
Bert Paul
Butte
Ethel Ferguson
Dillon
Fred Jacob Hartwig
Uncle Sam
Mittelmaier
Lee’ Joy
F. C. Tuffs
Carl Hartwig
Apex Red Cross elects new officers at schoolhouse
Apex Aug 5 The Apex Red Cross ladies met at the schoolhouse last Friday and elected Mrs DuBois chairman and Mrs A C Hood secretary and treasurer. The Misses Mary DuBois Marvel West and Francis Hails visited Miss Vera Frakes the past week. Haying slow due to local showers. Mrs F A Bryan and children left for Lemhi Idaho to visit her parents. S L McClean attends the chautauqua in Dillon. Miss Margaret Bryan left for Butte after visiting at the Bryan ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apex
Apex Red Cross
DuBois
A. C. Hood
Mary DuBois
Marvel West
Francis Hails
Vera Frakes
F. A. Bryan
Lemhi
Idaho
W. H. Conner
S. L. McClean
Dillon
Margaret Bryan
Butte
Bryan Ranch
McHessor area busy with building and farming notes
Bert Parsons builds a granary as McHessor school house work continues with lumber from Twin Bridges. Joe Hayden and Bert Crane bring two loads of wood. Various residents travel to Dillon and Sheridan for supplies and business. A threshing meeting elects officers. Rain damages roads. Page sells horse for 115 dollars.
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McHessor
Bert Parsons
Joe Hayden
Bert Crane
Mike Shannon
Twin Bridges
Sidney Baker
Wm. Rood
Mr. Beaker
Joe Kennedy
Dillon
McHesser
McHesser Threshing Company
Darnitter Ranch
Leonard Fish
Geo. Reis
Frank Phal
Armstrong Ranch
Armstead
Maily Ranch
Fred Page
Enrich Your Blood with Scott's Emulsion for Catarrh
Science says nasal catarrh signals general weakness and local snuffs or vapors irritate more than help. To correct catarrh address the cause by enriching your blood with Scott's Emulsion, a medicinal food and building tonic free from harmful drugs. Lestt & Bowne, Bloomfield, J.
Montana Loyalty League formed to support war effort
Helena reports the Montana Loyalty league invites all citizens to join without fees, pledge loyalty to the United States, and aid at home. Headquarters at 12 South Main Street, with endorsement from the state council of defense and emphasis on time and effort over money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Montana Loyalty League
France
United States
South Main Street
Loyalty League
League
Loyalty League of Montana
America
State Council of Defense
A Letter From Sfrg T Badcon In France 1918
In July 1918 a soldier writes from France to his family describing his arrival at a school, the slow travel by boxcars, crowded conditions with bully beef and beans, and the beauty of the countryside. He notes his address as Sgt E W Badcon, Co D 348 M G Bn P O 708 A E F and mentions the rarity of automobiles compared to American ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Dad
Harold
Sgt. E. W. Badcon, Co. D
M. G. Bn
P. O
Freeman To Speak Here On Methodist Missions Pledge
Mark Freeman outlines a nationwide effort by the Methodist Episcopal church to mobilize all Methodists for home and foreign missions. The Joint Centenary commission plans an $80,000,000 five year program to strengthen missions, with a Columbus Ohio centenary celebration in June 1919 and a joint event with south and northern branches for the first time since 1847.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodists of
O. K
Columbus
Ohio
Methodist Church
Boards of Home and Foreign Missions
Methodist Church In America
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cars Help Win The War Through Proper Upkeep
Citizens are urged to maintain their automobiles to aid the war effort. Ensure equipment, tools, and spare inner tubes are ready, keep tires inflated and brakes clean, and limit unnecessary repairs. Drive safely with fuel, oil, water, and distilled battery water, and avoid costly new parts by repairing damaged fenders or hoods when possible.
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Glen News
Apex News
McHessor News
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Cuba
Hawaii
Louisiana
Porto Rico
England
Java
British West Indies
Italy
Low
West Indies
Mark. Freeman
Cadillac
Buick
Dodge
Tin National Council of Defense
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