Classification of county draftees nearing completion
The local examining board has screened drafted men this fortnight with about 60 examinations daily. Classifications show 373 in class one, 20 in class two, 16 in class three, 271 in class four, and 8 in class five, with 96 seeking exemptions for agricultural or industrial reasons. Names listed include George Edward Haining, Charles Edward Dyer, Joseph Alberic Jaques, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edward Haining
Charles Edward Dyer
Joseph Alberic Jaques
Charles Calvin Hoover
Patrick Dougherty
Edward Marchesseau
Francis Thomas Sanders
Jack Flansburg
John Crysler
Guy Clarence Benson
Andrew Valentine Birrer
Edwin Hale Melvin
Wick Miller
Stewart Faye Erwin
Charles Lee Dorsey
Fred Hungate
Albert Johnson
Clarence 5
Glenn
John Stephen Paddock
John William Walter
John Arnold Husted Christensen
Claus Magnussen
J. Wilson Watt
Hanis
Sidney Keller
Alfred Pederson
William Frederickson
Lawrence G. Bennett
James Zahas
Frank Wilke
Charles Ervin Goff
Charles Frederick Stoll
Chesley Linduff Harrington
Roy Thomas Pickerill
Edgar Luster Watson
Red Cross Seeks Knitted Articles for Soldiers
Coler Campbell of the Red Cross in Minneapolis urges local chapters to list men without knitted items and to accelerate knitting so 2,000,000 sets can reach soldiers and sailors. He will forward names to the field director at the camp to ensure sweaters mufflers and wristlets are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coler Campbell
The
Red Cross
Essex Building
Minneapolis, Minn
Bulletin
High School Notes Brighten as Students Join Or Leave
Freshman class gains Doris Kupfer and Helen La Longue while Orlando Mast and Harry Banks quit. Dramatic class works on The Chinese Lantern for February 8 in the high school gym. BGC H S faces Missoula in a Friday basketball game. Girls and Boys Glee clubs add ten and eighteen members, plus one to the orchestra. The Dillon team traveled to Anaconda and lost 32 to 17 with Tuffs Hatfield and Edinger scoring. Oscar Tuffs quits to work on a ranch. Domestic Science hosts mothers for open house with displays and an inter esting faculty program. Home Nursing to make layettes for war babies. Junior Red Cross active. Orchestra performs. Cooking class serves tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Mast
Harry Banks
Doris Kupfer
Helen la Longue
Miss Hunter
Missoula
Anaconda
Dillon
Tuffs
Hatfield
Edinger
Hildreth
Smith
Gregson
Oscar Tuffs
Red Cross Knitting Draws Coleman Men Into War Work
Coleman men join Red Cross efforts with Nels Nelson turning in ten pairs of socks over six weeks. C H Allen, grain dealer and Coleman Citizens Bank president, began knitting November 20 and has six sweaters to his credit. The Coleman chapter offers yarn to any man willing to knit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Coleman
Nels Nelson
C. H. Allen
Coleman Citizens Bank
Membership surcharge rules for dollar magazine
New members within three months may subscribe for a dollar magazine and pay an extra dollar, with chapters retaining 25 cents from the extra dollar. After April 1, chapters may not keep the 25 cents from the additional dollar.
My Hosiery Poem By Eleanor Jencks In Junior Bulletin
Miss Eleanor Jencks offers a clever verse in the current Junior Bulletin titled My Hosiery. The poem follows a playful knitting metaphor from hours spent on a sock to finishing the toe, with humorous appeals to craft imagery and religious diction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Jencks
Sock
Ribbing guidance for sweaters uses small needles and elastic knit
Instructions urge knitting on No 1 Red Cross or No 10 steel needles for ribbing to secure grip, with regular sweater needles for plain stitching. Emphasizes firm even tension, loose casting on and binding off, and avoiding knots. Reports two shipments of knitted items from Big Hole basin, 3415 surgical dressings, and praise for a sweater by 14 year old Sam Langdorf. Junior Red Cross formed at the high school with Mrs. Poindexter and Mrs. Willis leading layette work for French mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Big Hole
Wisdom
Jackson
Sam Langdorf
E. L. Poindexter
F.D. Willis
Registration for Alien Enemies Underway February Fourth
United States Marshal Joseph L. Asbridge warns registration officers will assist registrants and charge no fees for the alien enemy registration set to run February 4 to February 9. Registrants must be treated courteously with officers providing aid in completing affidavits and only standard four photographs provided at no extra cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Asbridge
United States
Joseph L. Asbridge
New Billiard Hall Opens in Andrus Hotel Basement
The Andrus hotel basement hosts a new billiard hall opening this week with proprietor Russell Fryburg overseeing operations and customers invited to enjoy the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrus Hotel
Russell Fryburg
Women of Aberdeen form 200 hour Red Cross club
In Aberdeen South Dakota women organize a 200 hour club pledging to work 200 hours for the Red Cross from January 1 to July 1 1918. A prize is offered to the first member who completes her hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Aberdeen
S. D
Red Cross
Nursing student Esther Stahl II quarantined for scarlet fever
Esther Stahl II a Helena nursing trainee is quarantined after scarlet fever. She recently recovered from a severe tonsillitis attack and will return home for a few weeks of recuperation once quarantine ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Stahl
Helena
Montana U Aids In The Work Home Economics Cookery
The State University of Montana Home Economics department under Miss Ella Woods Miss Hilda Faust and Miss Gertrude Buckhaus promotes meatless and wheatless days. It shares tested potato based recipes for substitutes including a cheese enriched potato sauce and potato yeast buns with detailed steps and yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Home Economics
State University of Montana
Ella Woods
Hilda Faust
Gertrude Buckhaus
Theembers
Home Economics
Good Government Club Meeting Set for February Tuesday
The Good Government Club will hold a meeting Tuesday afternoon at the Training school. Prof L R Light will present on a timely topic and all interested are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Club
Good Government Club
L. R. Light
Flour to Be Sold Under Three to One Ratio
Bozeman Montana on January 28 reports Federal Food Administrator Atkinson issues proclamation banning wheat flour sales without substitutes. Proclamation outlines three to one ratio of wheat flour to substitutes and designates wheatless and meatless days including Mondays Wednesdays porkless Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Atkinson
Montana
United States
Wilson
Northwest
University seeks mineral specimens for war effort in Montana
Dr. Jesse P. Rowe heads a state university geology effort to locate war minerals across Montana. The University of Montana will identify minerals free of charge and publish weekly descriptions to aid prospectors in recognizing ores. Montana claims vast untapped mineral deposits and the program invites mountain district collectors to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Geology
State University of Montana
Jesse P. Rowe
Missoula
University
Rowe
Montana
Union
Big Dome Oil to Begin Drilling Near Beaverhead Lands
The Big Dome Oil and Gas company plans to drill on land adjoining Beaverhead Alberta holdings about nine miles south of Dilfon. Buildings are ready and operations should reach the oil sand in about 90 days, said Manager Jaquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Dome Oil & Gas Company
Beaverhead-Alberta Company
Dilfon
Jaquette
Ground Hog Day Movements Watch This Year
Tomorrow marks Ground Hog Day as the movements of the prophetic animals are watched with interest by many people.
Mrs Frank Hoffman Visits Dillon From Horse Prairie
Mrs Frank Hoffman of upper Horse Prairie spent a few days this week in Dillon visiting friends and taking in local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hoffman
Upper Horse Prairie
Dillon
Frank A Hazelbaker Named Director of Public Service Reserve
Frank A Hazelbaker received another federal appointment by wire this morning. He now serves as director of the United States Public Service Reserve and will appoint agents countywide to enroll men for shipbuilding and other government work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Hazelbaker
United States Public Service Reserve
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Joe Yuen
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Albert Spencer
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Fred Yost
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Nephi Gideon Jensen
George William Sherrard
Nick Salvo
Frank Czarnicki
Magnus Kornelius Granaas
Leon Beese
Andrew Harvey Sorenson
Paul A. Renner
Clarence Edward Jones
Omar Edwin Larabee
George H. Larson
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Roy Ellsworth David
John Alfred Waters
Jasper Verne Cox
Walter Thomas Fagan
Karl A. Gustafson
Lloyd A. Jones
Sylvan H. Cheeney
Albert Peterson
Burley Flansburg
Ernest B.harkness
Gottlib Lohner
Otto I. James
Joseph Albert Oliver
Louis M. Biery
John Abbott Holm
Jin Edmondson
Joseph’ Francis Brady
Robert O. Rashi
Edward Lee Provon
Jack Marmaduke Nemeck
John Ba Schlar
Frank Henry Ellerman
Charles Edward Woodsie
Alfred Spencer
Edwin S. Gates
Denzie Cochran
Harvey Russel Street
Hobart F. Conklin
John A.thompson
Europe
Howard Humphrey
Homer Faust
the Baptist Church
W. A. Sewell
Roode Adeeb
Sewell
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Solo
Briggs
Leimert Wind Ocett
Prof
Gregory
King Rose
Mrs. Roode
Tan
Esther Stahl II
Home Economics Bureau
Miss MacDonald
Norvig
Tattersall
Miss Shortt
Miss Larson
Miss Becker
Miss Jones
Miss Lick
Miss Woolhiser
Miss Day
Miss Innes
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Hartwig Or- Reichle
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