Apex News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Plans
Several Apex youths attended a Red Cross dance in Glen last Saturday. A patriotic meeting at the schoolhouse is planned for May 18 with a service flag update. A lamching crew arrived from Butte to work for Beaverhead Ranch. Seeding is nearly finished and early grain looks good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apex
Red Cross
Glen
H. A. Selby
C. Morrison
Big Hole
Butte
Beaverhead Ranch Company
Cora Bryan
Dillon
A. C. Hood
A. Mengel
Montana
Fred W. Kroger
Philipsburg
Theo Corrin
Apx
L. Bryan
Fred Bryan
McHessor News Briefs Show Farm Moves and Weather
May 6. Mr and Mrs Baker arrive from Missoula to farm on McHessor creek and stay in Jeff Cox s cabin. A soaking rain eased dry farmers last Sunday night. Joe Kennedy planted 25 acres of peas last Saturday. Winter wheat is being reseeded. Mr and Mrs J P Darnitzer traveled to Twin Bridges. A strong Saturday wind ripped the roof off Joe Haden s cabin under construction on his ranch along the county road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHessor
J. P. Darnitzer
Twin Bridges
Joe Haden
Grant News from Grant Area and Surrounding Towns
Grant area notes include cattle sale with 174 head to James and Morris Elmose. residents travel to Dillon Butte Armstead Bannack and Dillon for chores, dental work, shopping and visits. Henry J. Barden enlists in the army stationed Fort Douglas Utah. Charles Elkins with Continental Oil reports an accident Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Mr. Ferguson
Big Hole Basin
James
Morris Elmose
M. R. Rand
Dillon
Frank Kesterwold
J. H. Youngken
John C. Brenner
Butte
W. M. Bichler
Armstead
Monda
Thomas Underwood
Bannack
Patrick Desmond
Mary
Virginia Bulger
Tom Barrett Ranch
Elizabeth Sutherland
Henry J. Barden
Fort Douglas
Utah
F. E. Ardern
Dickson
Chas. A. Burden
A. Pierce
Thomas
Charles Elkins
Continental Oil Company
Grant Man Injured In Ford Crash Near Grant
A Ford accident near Grant left Mr. Elkins with head cuts after the car rolled in a ditch half a mile from Grant. He received treatment in Dillon while the vehicle was repaired at the Grant blacksmith shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Anna Nugent
Sammy
Limit Club
Pat Desmond
John Peterson
Ross Nay
Milt Nay
Mrs. Pierce
Frank Esterwold
Horse Prairie
Liberty Loan
War era social rounds in Sheridan hostesses and farewells
Mrs. Chas Glasser of Weiser Idaho led a week of visits with the Foster Nesbitt and Kearney families while Mrs. Len Foster hosted luncheons with Glasser Edwards Rightenour and others. A large Sheridan delegation attended a farewell dance for soldiers bound for Camp Lewis amid war talk and knitting activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapdelain
Len Foster
Mesdames Glasser
Thomas Foster
Edwards
Rightenour
Paul Roehl
Kearney
Dr. Wilson
Margaret
Twin
Willy Dextrous
Laura L A- Due
Margie Wright
Gunderson
Eleanor
Neva Walters
R. J. Jones
Fred Jenkins
Twin Bridges
Robert McDonald
Walcott Schneider
Chas. Wheck
Vernon
Glenn Marsh
Vernon Marsh
Butte
E. D. Marsh
O. J. Olson
Selma Spahler
Anstice
Hildred Marsh
St. James Hospital
A. la Due
Laverne, Minn
J. H. la Due
Sunnyside Ranch
California
Local Lakeview News Briefs Highlight Weather and Schools
Lakeview notes a warm spell followed by rain and snow, cattle drives for green pastures, and fence repairs. The mail schedule changed May first, Clarence Hunt’s illness mentioned, a baby boy born April 10 is thriving, and the Flint family hosts relatives while mail teams run. Julia Rose to teach in Jones Brundage district this summer. district No. 40 school delayed due to illness but to start next Monday if possible. A Hines ranch family from Ogden employs Worthely from Ogden, Utah. they bought the upper Doyle ranch over a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview
Monida Lake
Idaho
Clarence Hunt
Clinton Flint
the Lakes
No. 40
Geo. Hines
Worthely
Ogden
Utah
Hines
Upper Doyle Ranch
Dancing at Reichle nets crowd. several locals travel
Attendees enjoyed the Red Cross dance at Reichle last Saturday. Mrs. M Reichle and Miss Theresa then visited relatives in Butte before returning home. Various residents made brief trips to Dillon, Butte, and nearby towns. news included a death in Virginia City and visits by multiple locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichle
M. Reichle
Theresa
Butte
Hugh McMillan
Buena Vista Ranch
Richard Maier
Ernest Waters
Marie Smith
Boulder
J. A. Browne
Dillon
James Garrison
Virginia City
Elsie Garrison
Robert Joy
Frank Kambich
Melrose
Irmd (Cummings) Shelton
Divide
George Johnson
F. C. Tuff’s
John R. Dullen
Arizona
Centennial News short local notes and movements
Plowing resumes after cool spell. Chas Robinett and cowboys move cattle to reservation. Mrs Griffiths' parents return to North Dakota. Miss Ward and Lee Jones visit Leese home. Two spellers excel at Jones school: Almer Corum and Albert Leese. Ambulance corps enlistments for Manley and Clarence Bucy. Mrs Bucy tracks dairy cattle sale in Dillon. Em Shawver plows Bucy place. Monroe Bucy visits Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monida
Chas. Robinett
Griffith
North Dakota
Miss Ward
Lee Jones
Leese
Jones School
Almer Corum
Albert Leese
Shawver
Migs Ward
Manley
Clarence Bucy
Centennial Valley
Kansas City
Ambulance Corps
Bucy Place
Monroe Bucy
Dillon
Sharkey Visit and Alaska Return Noted in Dillon
Anthony Sharkey arrived from Alaska for a short visit with his niece Miss Lucille Sharkey in Dillon. He recently left Alaska and has started work at a Seattle shipyard, where he was when his brother fell seriously ill. Miss Sharkey returned to Butte Saturday to spend Sunday with her parents as Dillon residents note the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichle
Prisoners of War in the United States Must Work
War department regulations order all classes of prisoners except commissioned officers and those unfit for labor to perform work necessary for their comfort or for upkeep of prison barracks. Interned enemy aliens face compulsory labor only as provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Prisoner Labor Rules Under War Service Orders
Prisoners of war may be required to work for public service and may be authorized to work for private parties under secretary of war approval. Officers and noncommissioned personnel may work on their own account, with supervision by petty officers in some cases. Wages, where paid, go to improving their position with remaining funds used for maintenance and release costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of War
Army
If Dillon Buys Local, Town Doubles In Value
The passage imagines a Dillon where all goods are produced locally from clothing to butter and eggs. It argues such self sufficiency would double the population and raise ranch and town property values by about 60 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Pocatello
Meat allotment consolidated for armed forces and allies
The allotment of meat purchases for the army navy and marine corps and the allies has been consolidated in a single bureau with headquarters in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Marine ’Corps
Bureai
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Apex, News
Tee
McHessor News
Ethes
Grant News
Scotts Epulston
Sheridan News
Lakeview News
Centennial News
Ekkek ES
Glen News
U. S
More
Buick
Montana Auto. Supply Company
France
Arty
Round Oak Heating and Plumbing Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!