Beaverhead County Sets 380000 Liberty Loan Quota
Beaverhead county fixed a 380000 Liberty Loan quota to finance the war effort. The Beaverhead Liberty Loan Organization, led by F A Hazelbaker, outlines Finance and Executive committees and widespread local volunteer groups across Dillon Wisdom Armstead and surrounding areas to go “over the top” as the sale begins.
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Liberty Loan Organization
Beaverhead
Beaverhead County
F. A. Hazelbaker
Hazelbaker
J. H. Gilbert
A. L. Stone
C. C. Thornton
C. W. Hudson
Dillon
A. M. Sheima
Wisdom
Bert Orr
E. 0.Selway
J. E. Shaw
Bristow
Roscoe Cornell
Alf Decker
Armstead
J. E. Doyle
Lakeview
J. E. Keller
Lima
L. K. Adams
Frank Landon
Don al
A. S&s. Rife
Geo. F. Dart
Ed. Patrick
H. B. Duff
Dr. M. A. Walker
Duke Gist
C. W. Robison
Fred Critz
Terry Browning
Jno. Banks
E. J. Callaway
E. O. Selway
Bond Subscriptions Drive Planned for Saturday
On Saturday September 28 locations Dillon Dewey Armstead Melrose Glendale Grant Dell Bannack Lima Jackson Monida Wisdom Lakeview Polaris Argenta will receive bond subscriptions with no solicitors. Voters are urged to pledge in their home districts or advance to the precinct chair. More than 90 percent of enlisted boys have bought Liberty bonds.
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Dillon Dewey Armstead
Melrose
Glendale
Grant Dell Bannack
Lima Jackson Monida Wisdom
Lakeview Polaris
Argenta
Beav erhead Sinks Subs or Warship Names For Counties
F A Hazelbaker received a telegram from Mr Rogers head of the Ninth district stating Washington allows naming four war ships and ten tanks by the Ninth Reserve district. Ships to honor the four counties with highest Liberty loan bond distribution and tanks for the next ten counties. Award based on population figures on file in Minneapolis. An opportunity to have a ship or tank named for the county.
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F. A. Hazelbaker
Rogers
Ninth District
Washington
Ninth Reserve District
Minneapolis
Grand Old County
Sugar Permits for Farmers During Winter
The food administration will allow farmers and ranchers without winter access to trading points to buy enough sugar to last through the period. Applications must be made to the county administrator. F. A. Hazelbaker, administrator for Beaverhead county.
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The
Food Administration
F. A. Hazelbaker
Beaverhead County
Lieutenant Finch Visit After Army Training
Fred Finch son of Dr and Mrs G E Finch has been made second lieutenant after attending the officers training school at Presidio Calif He is expected here tomorrow for a brief family visit
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Finch
Fred Finch
G. E. Finch
Presidio
Calif
William Bernstein Dies in Chicago After Illness
William Bernstein, longtime Dillon resident and Eliel Brothers associate, died Thursday afternoon in a Chicago hospital after an operation. Born in Bavaria about 60 years ago, he traveled from San Francisco to Idaho in youth, later returning to Dillon in 1896 to work with Eliel Brothers. He held trusted positions, lived a hospitable life, and his death extends mourning across the community and to Mrs. Bernstein.
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William Bernstein
Chicago
Bernstein
Panama
San Francisco
Montana
Idaho
Eliel Brothers
Eliels
Lima
Pocatello
Dillon
Names of Part of Registrants in Beaverhead County
A Beaverhead county registration tallies 1848 men aged 18 to 45 with about 20 percent foreigners and half of them with first papers. The list shows numerous registrants by name and town such as Dillon Lima Argenta Apex Butte and St. Louis, with many entries continued on page five.
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Beaverhead County
Lock Clay
Lima
Claus L. Clausen
Dillon
Henry Miller Meine
Frank Elmy Larson
Henry Gleed, Jr
Manuel A. Barrego
Joe Christopher Lauritsen
Dewey Samuel Heater
David Allen Meeds
Carl Alfréd Nelson
Anthone Gelhaus
Dillion
Winithorp Wyman
Edward Henry Williams
Oliver Berlin Kurtz
Charles Edgar Ridgeway
Ernest Patrick Knapp
Argenta
Arthur Joseph Pilon
John Konda
George David Spafard
Warren Hughes Graeter
Frank Wilson
Colin Frances McDonald
John Shulin
Clarence Waugh
Edgar Wilmot Johnson
Moses Calvin Smith
Joseph McAudley
Dil
Fred S. Miller
Henry Andrew Henderson
Butte
Fay Harold Gransberg
Melrose
Cecil Leonard Hubbard
Apex
Charles Wekersten
Noah Allen
James Alfred Pilgrim
Walter A.’Siria
Harvey James Wickham
Reichle
Michael Kramer
George
Wallace Crawford
Ichle
Arthur Eben Rose
Howard
Ind
Joseph Hyrum Sharp
George H. Harper
Jesse Abraham Ditty
George Napich
Frank James Hull
George Baltis Weben
Alexander Peyre
Justus Ray MecWayne
Henry Rumbaugh
Glecenss
Nathaniel Holloway
Iir
Christian Jackson
Jackson
John Nolan Cosgrove
Paul Schultz
Forest Dale Johnson
Joseph William Couch
Charles Leake Vaughn
Louis John Vanhart
Dell
Julius Voege
Joseph Henry Vogt
Dan C. Walter
Son
Hays denies quoted lines in Chicago speech report
Will Hays, Republican National Committee chair, clarifies he did not utter the telegram quoted by Joseph Tumulty. He reaffirms a pledge to adjourn partisan politics and to back only pro American candidates while condemning alleged Democratic campaign tactics during wartime.
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Helena
Chicago
Will H. Hays
National Republican Committee
Joseph P. Tumulty
Wilson
Hays
Tumulty
Q. M. Harvey
Montana Republican Central Committee
Tulmuty
Congress
Washington
Indianapolis
Ays
White House
Washington, D. C
Mr. Tumulty
Association of Republican
Senate
House
Republican Party
Wisconsin
Democratic Machine
Camp Grant
United States
Paul O. Hasting
Joseph E. Davies
Davies
Berlin
War unity urged in Michigan Ford primary discussion
A speech denounces partisan moves to use the war for political gain and calls for a nonpartisan, people’s war. It cites Wisconsin and Maine as indicators and argues for vigorous prosecution of the war and a conclusive peace, tying the Michigan Republican primary to Ford’s candidacy and service.
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Senate
House
Wisconsin
Michigan
Maine
Republican Congress
Ford
Notice to Subscribers War Time Payment Suspension
The War Industries Board orders newspapers to discontinue mailing to subscribers who have not prepaid after October 1. Prices rise from $2.00 to $2.50 per year starting January 1, 1919 due to production costs. Tribune Publishing Co.
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War Industries Board
Washington, D.C
Tribune Publishing Co
Elite beauty parlor shuts down and owners depart
The Elite beauty parlor has quit business and the proprietors have gone to Butte.
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Butte
Pendergast sisters teaching in Miami Arizona
Word reaches Dilon that Miss Jean Pendergast a Normal graduate of 1914 and Miss Marguerite Pendergast a Normal graduate of 1916 are both teaching in the primary grades in Miami Arizona They left for the southern state due to their mother's health.
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Arizona
Dillon
Jean Pendergast
Normal
Marguerite Pendergast
Miami
Ariz
Montana Firms Penalized For Food Administration Violations
Five Montana firms faced enforcement hearings in Bozeman for food administration rule violations. The Independent Milk and Cream Co of Butte lost 12 sacks of sugar and faces a May 1919 sugar restriction. Pryor trader Lever Simonsen paid 100 dollars to the Red Cross for substitute-rule breaches. Anaconda residents Mr and Mrs Flynn paid 50 dollars to the Red Cross for hoarding. The Hennessy bakery of Butte donated 500 dollars to the county war chest after exceeding flour allotments. Anaconda couple Schmidt donated 200 pounds of flour for Red Cross aid after hoarding violations. Silver Bow Candy Co received a restricted sugar allotment and a 50-dollar Red Cross donation for diverting sugar to syrups for ice cream. Other dealers were reviewed with no action.
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Bozeman
Montana
Food Administration
Independent Milk and Cream Company
Butte
Lever Simonsen
Pryor
Red Cross
Mike Flynn
Anaconda
Hennessy Company
Silver Bow County War Chest Fund
Andrew Schmidt
Silver Bow Candy Company
Enforcement Division
the Food Administration
Beaverhead Alberta Oil & Gas Directors Favor Continued Drilling
At a special meeting of Beaverhead Alberta Oil & Gas directors and stockholders, the group unanimously approved finishing the new well south of town. The completion and oil flow are expected to spur more rigs nearby, with two experienced crew members pledging cash subscriptions to support continued drilling.
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Beaverhead
Alberta Oil & Gas Company
T. A. Grigg
Butte
G. T. Paul
Board of Directors
Smallhorn
Dell
Beaverhead-Alberta Company
Paul
O. F. Stancliff
O. W. Moore
Postal Telegraph Line Under Construction From Salt Lake to Butte
Linemen work on a new Postal Telegraph line along the Oregon Short Line right of way from Salt Lake to Butte. Two wires on the Dillon telephone line will move to the new line, giving three through wires from Butte to Salt Lake. No Dillon office is likely.
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Salt Lake
Butte
Dillon
Eugene Free and Raymond Garver Head to Missoula
Eugene Free and Raymond Garver depart Monday to attend the university in Missoula.
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Eugene Free
Raymond Garver
Missoula
University
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France
Kaiser
Barratts
Geo. Banks
Dan F. Mooney
Warren H. Graeter
Jno T. Ross
Horse Prairie
Frank P. Blair
Luther C. Stocker
August A. Schroeder
John C. Brenner
George P. Hughes
John Peterson
Sam A. Barbour
George Bighorn
Peter Olson
Burnell L. Forsyth
Jos
E. Doyle
J. H. Bray
Robert Boatman
James Dodd
Polaris
Wm. S. Tash
Ira Sanders
Jno
H. Judge
J. Smith
J. J. Egan
Fielding L. Graves
Guy E. Gray
Henry R. Paddock
Chandler W. Stallings
Bishops
Clark Anderson
Theo
Nelson
I. F. Hunsaker
Joe E. Shaw
C. B. Canfield
Carl Huntley
Birch Creek
H. DuBois
Wm. R. Hyland
Carl Hartwig
Rhine
Loyalty
U.S
P. Keynote
Alberta
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