Reichle Notes On Cattle Range And Local Visits
All neighborhood cattle were turned out to summer range with most stock in fair condition. Several residents travel for visits, including Mrs Hand from Tavon and Mrs Hartwig with Louisa visiting Ziegler springs, Odell Green's trip to Butte and Sheridan en route to Camp Lewis, and others visiting Dillon and local families. Frosty weather slows growth as seeding finishes and icicles appear on troughs. Rev. F Trieber to hold services at Reichle at 3 pm. A woman returned with a baby girl she plans to adopt. Florence Clover visiting Hopp ranch sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichle P. Q
John’ Hand
Tavon
Julius Hartwig
Louisa
Ziegler Springs
Odell Green
Butte
Sheridan
Camp Lewis
Stephen Kambich
Joseph
Dillon
J. Donovan
Melrose
Gransberry
F. M. Roe
Adele
Jacob Hartwig
Jake Mittlemaier
Little Gan
Jack Frost
McHessor Community Notes May Visit and Local Events
Leonard Fish's Spokane father arrived for a summer stay. Mrs. Joe Haden and Mrs. Bert Crane traveled to Sheridan. A large crowd attended the Trout Creek schoolhouse dance with ice cream and cake. Joe Kennedy plans a water-well drilling rig on his ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rood visited the Wilcomb ranch. Mrs. Shannon and children returned from Bozeman after schooling there. Orrin Wilcomb hauled hay last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHessor
Leonard Fish
Spokane
Joe Haden
Bert Crane
Sheridan
Trout Creek
Joe Kennedy
Wm. Rood
Wilcomb Ranch
Red Cross Meetings And Local News From Apex May
The Red Cross ladies will meet Friday afternoons at the school house. A patriotic meeting last Saturday featured an address by Professor Garver of Dillon. A star was added to the service flag for Magnus Granaas. Ernest Miller sold his interest and moved to Washington. H M Miller farms near Bond. Ray Stanfield serves on the Dillon jury. Mrs H M Miller and Mrs Ernest Miller visited Dillon. Mrs Thompson plans to move to Beach North Dakota. Frank Hazelbaker visited Apex on business. Roy and Mrs Mengel welcomed a baby boy. mother and son are doing well. Otto Christensen and Arthur Mohler seen in new cars. Red Cross drive progressing well. Mrs Frank Selleck returned from Idaho due to her father’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of
the Red Cross
Garver
Dillon
Magnus Granaas
Ernest Miller
Washington
H. M. Miller
Frank Morrison
Bond
Ray Stanfield
Thompson
Beach
N. D
Frank Hazelbaker
Roy Mengel
Otto Christensen
Arthur Mohler
Red Cross
Frank Selleck
Idaho
Falls From Pole Leave Bell Telephone Manager Injured
J. B. Fleming, Bell Telephone local manager, fell from a pole on East Glendale street while repairing it. He suffered broken wrists, a sprained back, and potential internal injuries. Taken to Curtis hospital, an x ray was planned to assess the wrist fractures. He rests today but will be unable to work for many weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Fleming
Bell Telephone Company
Glendale Street
Curtis Hospital
Fleming
Andrew
Massachusetts
France
War Department
Hohenzollern
Stockman Severely Injured by Horse Kick
Willard Jenson a Sage Creek rancher was kicked in the abdomen by a horse Monday afternoon and was dangerously injured. He lay unconscious for two hours before being moved toward Dillon and then to Butte where doctors found a ruptured stomach and a critical case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Jenson
Sage Creek
Herb Wheat
Jenson
Dillon
George Dixon
Dell
Butte
Eighth Grade Examinations Planned in Dillon Wisdom and Lima
Examinations for eighth grade pupils will be held in Dillon Wisdom and Lima on May 1 and June 1. Elizabeth Sutherland, County Superintendent of Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon, Wisdom
Lima
Elizabeth Sutherland
County Supt. of
Five Hundred Saloon Keepers Ordered to Prove Bonds
Five hundred St Louis saloon keepers must appear before Excise Commissioner Lewis and show evidence of Liberty bond purchases or risk losing licenses. The War Risk Insurance Bureau also recommends lowering life insurance rates for merchant crew and officers from 2.5 to 1.5 per thousand, aligning with reduced marine insurance costs. The Railroad Administration plans a fair division of joint rates and secured car supplies instead of pursuing short line railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Excise
Lewis
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Railroad Administration
Roosevelts Wartime Call for Mass Mobilization at Carnegie Hall
In a War Society rally at Carnegie Hall, Col. Theodore Roosevelt urges 3 million troops and rapid mobilization to support American and Allied forces. He warns against dual allegiance, advocates universal service, accelerated ship and weapon production, and strict wartime government accountability. He condemns profiteering and stresses backing soldiers with funding and political oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
American Defense Society
American Rights League
Carnegie Hall
Lusitania
England
France
Britaan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glen News
Ebeese
Florence Clover
Hopp Ranch
McHessor News
Apex, News
Grippe
Scott
Stockman
Theodore
Roosevelt
Germany
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
Balkans
Russia
Western
Asia
Hapsburg
Boftly
United States Army
Navy
Beaverhead Motors Co
Dillon, Montana
Montana Auto Supply Co
Stetson
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!