Community News and Red Cross Benefit Dance
Judge and Mrs. Edward Brassey hosted visitors while Horace Rinehart enlisted in Hastings Minnesota. Grass Range notes an I O O F Red Cross dance April 27 with music, plus a 99th anniversary event at the mill. Local developments include farming, road work, new births, and travels of residents to Lewistown and Windham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brassey
Charters
Horace Rinehart
Hastings
Minnesota
Red Cross
A. M. Knight
Rochester
Mayo Hospital
P. M. Peterson
Windham
Montana Lumber Company
C. Gifford
T. A. Cameron
Kenmare
North Dakota
Grass Range
F. B. Miller
Judith Hardware Company
Lewistown
Dave Reeble
LaCrosse Plow Company
I. O. O. F. Lodge of
L. A. Floaten
Becket
Miss Foster
Moe
Armenian Relief Fund donations and seed oats appeal
Contributions to the Armenian Relief Fund since the last issue include Mary M. Knight giving $2.00 and R Damico with Dan Hagerty covering hall rent for the Armenian meeting at $7.50. An equity elevator claims a carload of seed oats is available. readers are urged to place orders now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armenian Relief Fund
Mary M. Knight
R. Damico
Dan Hagerty
Earthquake Strikes Southern California and Hemet
Nine shocks began on the 22d and extended over 30 hours causing $500000 in property loss in Hemet and San Jacinto. Only two deaths reported so far. Equity elevator received a car of fine seed oats and urges readers to act quickly.
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Lower California
Hemet
San Jacinto
Paying a Heavy Price on Western Front Dispatches
Washington reports 25 trains carrying wounded moving through Aix La Chapelle as Germany pays a heavy price for its western advance according to state department dispatches dated April 16.
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Washington
Western Front
State Department
Aix la Chapelle
Wheatless Days Warned by Montana Food Administration
The Montana Food Administration warns that no wheat products may be served on Mondays and Wednesdays or at noon meals on other days. Wheatless means no wheat at all, not half measures, in support of the national food emergency.
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Montana Food Administration
Poultry Ban Removed by Food Administration
The Food Administration lifted its order prohibiting shipment and sale of pullets and hens for slaughter before April 30. The restriction was removed on April 19, removing all limits on poultry shipment and sale.
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The
Food Administration
Will Percy Arrested in Washington for Lewistown Trial
The Wednesday edition reports Will Percy arrested in Vancouver Washington and to be returned to Lewistown for trial. He is charged with a statutory offense against the young daughter of a Grass Range former citizen.
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Democrat- News
Will Percy
Vancouver
Washington
Lewistown
Percy
Grass Range
Birthday party for Master Harry Shierson
A group of young people gathered at the Shierson home on Tuesday evening to celebrate Master Harry Shierson's 13th birthday. They enjoyed an excellent six o'clock dinner, played games, and shared good cheer as they wished him many happy returns.
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Shierson
Harry Shierson
Harry
Band Seeks Public Help For New Uniform Caps
The school band plans new uniforms for a concert with girls buying dresses and boys suits. Caps are not provided, and readers are urged to start a public subscription to cover cap costs so the band can present a neater appearance.
Teigen Red Cross Aids and Debating Society Officers
A Teigen hall event yielded 5.25 for the Red Cross auxiliary and ten neighborhood ladies joined the Red Cross. Teigen Debating Society elected W. K Shepherdson president Mons Teigen treasurer Henry Ahlers vice president and M C Bolles secretary at its April 6 meeting. The society donated 3240 to the Teigen Red Cross and reports the Teigen Community Hall is in fine shape for public meetings.
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Ledbetter’s Hall
Red Cross
Teigen
W. K Shepherdson
Mons Teigen
Henry Ahlers
M. C. Bolles
Teigen Red Cross
Red Cross Socks Do's and Don’ts for Careful Knitting
Instructions urge sock makers to knit socks 13 to 14 inches long from leg top to heel, toe to heel 10 to 12 inches, and feet 3 1 2 to 4 1 2 inches wide. Prohibits double heels and knots. requires plain clear size marks. April 17 and 20 lists of attendees noted.
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Mesdames Braniff
Maddox
Campbell
Harrigan
Shawhan
Charters
Shierson
Nicholas
Miles
Winger
Freed
Ekern
Adams
Footitt
W. M. Weber
Wiseman
Mesdames Wallace
Krause
Palmer
Braniff
Stinson
Mackenzie
Brandt
Bowen
M. M. Knight
Beedie
Blakeslee
Blake
French
Jaspar
Marion Smock
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Oscar Mitchell
S. H. Light
Russell Gifford
C. C. Gifford
Ft. Beavenworth
Kansas
Bloomington
Illinois
Daugther
Margaret Illington
New York
Fred B. Hedge
Ward Rathbun
Naomi Charters
Louis Lehman
Ford Creek Oil Company
Wm. Trawick
Dryland
W. R. Wellman
Hunter’s Hot Springs
T. A
Harlowtown
Cameron
Sylvester McChesney
Moulton
Tilsey
H. C. Amsberry
Amsberry
State Road Commission
G. F. Peterson
Norway
Cascade County War Board
Emil Saxl
Art Music
Flat Willow
Smith Post Office
Aian C
Tributi
California
Chiefe
Northrup,King & Co's
Montana Lumber Co
H. A. Stenson
Mgr
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