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Grass Range Review

Location

Grass Range, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1919

Page

5

Pioneer Talks of Early Days in Montana Gold Rush

The narrative recalls Profitable diggings in Last Chance and Alder gulches, Judge William Redding of Alhambra Hot Springs describes Civil War capture and mining ventures near Helena, Virginia City, and the Plummer gang era. Redding helped found Helena's first store, later moved to Alhambra to build a health resort site bought for 3600 in gold dust.

William Redding Alhambra Hot Springs Helena Missouri Plummer George Ives Virginia City Nevada City Long John Ives Jack Gallagher Gallagher Alhambra Redding Justine Texas M. J. Sullivan

First and Second Montana Regiments Records in Two Wars

The Second Montana named the One Hundred and Sixty third regiment of the national army shows its war valor in France under Pershing. It began with 2 050 officers and men and list of officers including Colonel John J McGuinness and Majors Jesse B Roote Erastus H Williams. After Fort Harrison the regiment moved by battalions to eastern mobilization.

Montana National Army State Historical Library France Pershing Montana Regient John J. McGuinness Helena Jesse B. Roote Butte Erastus H. Williams Bozeman O. S. Perry William C. Riddell William Pippy Whipps United States Berlin

Second Montana unit served in World War I and its legacy

The article recounts the Second Montana National Guard regiment in World War I, detailing commanders of its special units, training in Winchester and England, and its transfer to fighting units. It notes officers who died, divisions they joined, battle actions in Argonne Meuse, casualties, and honors. It also recalls Governor Stewart's letter praising returning soldiers and the lineage from the First Montana.

France Baker Second Montana National Guard Winchester England Orville L. Anderson Kalispell Harold H. Joyce Helena Wisconsin Chas. L. Sheridan Bozeman Montana Second Camp Lewis Europe Havre Argonne Belgium Argonne-Meuse Stewart William H. Johnston Ninety First United States Johnston Spain Pacific Philippine Islands Admiral Dewey Aguinaldo Bruce Wallace Harry C. Kessler Wallace Caloocan William Brown George H. Tully Charles French

Choteau Honors Its War Hero Major L A Foote

Major L A Foote of Choteau returns from France where he served as machine gun instructor and division officer in the Forty first, commanding 17 machine gun companies. Montana honors its veterans with memorial tablets at Bozeman and Missoula and efforts to preserve service records.

Fort Harrison O. S. Perry Orsino Newkirk Leroy A. Foote Riddell L. A. Foote Choteau France Montana Greenan Philippines J. M. Kennedy Libby Cheadle Lewistown Company Poorman Helena Duncan Missoula George Reif Virginia City Leroy Southmay Billings Joseph Brown Miles City Frank G. Higgins D’gay Stivers Butte

Best American Dogs to Enter Meet Here

In Montana this August or September a bird hunt tests trained dogs without killing any birds. The All-American Field Trial club seeks permission to hold the meet with J. L. DeHart approving and penalties for violations. Prairie chicken country near Wolf Point to host a score based event.

Montana All-American Field Trial Club J. L. DeHart

Booze Recipe Ads Barred Says Ford Opinion

Attorney General Ford says ads for liquor recipe are not illegal to print but could make a paper an accessory before the fact if readers use the recipe to manufacture alcohol. He also argues near beer is barred in Montana and should not be carried by railroads.

Ford Montana

Montana Senator Seeks Bans on German Language Periodicals

Senator Meyers of Montana introduces bills to bar periodicals in German or other foreign languages and to prohibit immigration from Germany Austria Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey for set periods as a wartime measure.

Myers Matsis Meyers Montana Germany Austria-Hungary Bulgaria Turkey

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Judge Redding Virginia Chalice Gulch Shelby Claude E. McGuinness Walier Willard E. Olson C. J. Smith Glasgow Joseph P. Sternhagen J. Snell Wade Doble Sidney James J. Gleason Chateau Walter Verge Eastern Charles L. Sheridan Roundup Herman 8. Brice Audenarde Phil Greenan Marines Navy Orville Anderson Dewey Villa Mexico Dan Donohue Foreign Service
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