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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-11-01

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Govern. DAME. b.,
Glasgow, Mont.
Samuel John,
Hinsdale. Mont.
schultz, Henry, Tobia-
son. Mont.
Etow, Masabura, Glas-
gov, Mont.
Frank Edward,
Glasgow, Mont.
Molvig. Ole, Tampico,
POWELL. Jarrot, Nashua,
Clyde w., Avon
dale. Mont.
Elmer Laron,
Glasgow, Mont.
Homer B.,
Nashua. Mont.
Boese, Fred, Glasgow,
Streed, Nels p, Opheim,
Mont.
Nc Glenn, Lloyd Edwin,
Oswego, Mont.
Jackson, Arty G., Thoeny,
Mont.
Harmeson, Allen j., Glas-
gov, Mont.
Michel, George A., Glas-
gov, Mont.
French, Roy Thomas,
Barr, Mont.
Hentz, John A., Thoeny,
Mont.
Armstrong, John, Coal
Creek. Mont.
Grice. James Marion,
Nashua. Mont.
Bell. James Chittick,
Hinsdale, Mont.
Lawrence, Thomas A.,
Lismas. Mont.
Nault, Leon S., Hinsdale,
Mont.
Twitchell, Charles A.,
Glasgow, Mont.
Nelson, Richard p, Van
dalia, Mont.
Peterson, Christian NJ,
Nashua, Mont.
Cram, Emmons Cole,
Nashua, Mont.
Taylor, Joseph D on-
aid, Baylor, Mont.
Borden, Howell c., OPP
helm, Mont.
Cottrell, Barton H., Glas-
gov, Mont.
Shumaher, John Carl,
Glasgow, Mont.
Void, John NJ, Oswego,
Mont.
Chapman, Frederick H.,
Thoeny, Mont.
Huston, Francis c., Glas-
gov, Mont.
Gels, Peter, Opheim,
Mont.
Matson, John H., Hins-
dale. Mont.
Lee B., Opheim,
Mont.
Wick, Harry A., Frazer,
Mont.
Zocher, Joseph Otto Glas-
gov, Mont.
Lund, August, Tampico,
Mont.
Stromme, Rasmus K,
Nashua. Mont.
Anderson, Charles Will
liam, Opheim, Mont.
Takoloski, olga, Glasgow,
Mont.
LEM, Adam VIM, Glas-
gov, Mont.
Sole, George Thomas, OPP
helm. Mont.
Frisch, Ferdinand NJ,
Glasgow, Mont.
Beachler, Frank, West
Fork, Mont.
Stilger, Emil Mat, Glas-
gov, Mont.
Hanson, Albert O., OPP
helm. Mont.
Herd, Emil, Glasgow,
Mont.
Nurmi, John, Vandalia,
Mont.
Peterson. Charles Emil,
Glasgow, Mont.
Waters, George NJ,
Nashua. Mont.
Comerford, Thomas j.,
Vandalia, Mont.
Stahl,. George John, Tan
de, Mont.
Bridgman, Jay w., Rich
land Mint
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-11-01

Battleson, Ole, Benjamin,
Ba~ttleson. Mont.
Mclean, Hector, Scobey,
Mont.
Lazzorali, Joseph, Glas-
gov, Mont.
Higgins, Howard, Hen
derson, MINI.
Whitney, Art, Nashua,
Mont.
Winderel. Theodore F.,
Avondale, Mont.
Christensen, Charles j.,
Glasgow, Mont.
Anderson, Carl John, OPP
helm. Mont.
Sandberg, Edwin Victor,
Hinsdale, Mont.
Clark, Milton Sheldon,
Glasgow, Mont.
Ratchford, Harry Thom-
as. Hinsdale, Mont.
Rice, Ben, Glasgow, Mont.
Jacob, Elmer Fred, Glas-
cow, Mont.
Moran, George Carl,
Nashua, Mont.
} Dill, Asberfy, L., Glas-
gov, Mont.
! Tolstad, Marten, Frazer,
Mont.
} Olsen. Martin Albert,
Nashua. Mont.
} Kay, Paul Mark, Beaver
ton, Mont.
; Burtness, Edward Elleff,
Opheim, Mont.
} Kiser, Alfred Henry, Bat
tleson. Mont.
; Burnham, Harry Adrain,
Hinsdale. Mont.
2 Nevenheim, Matthias, Av-
ondale, Mont.
B Baldry, Charles Amos,
Scobey, Mont.
2 jacobson, Henry Joseph,
Scobey, Mont.
A Cio1ov O1o HinSda1o
Quasi, Henry julius,
Glentana. Mont.
8 Strand. Oscar Fobian,
Frazer. Mont.
5 Ness. William, Hinsdale,
Mont.
l Dinnitto, Sam, Glasgow,
Mont.
2 Hanson, Lewis Alfred,
Baylor, Mont.
S Milne, John, Wolf Point,
Mont.
} Stout. GASEOUS Aiming,
Oswego, Mont.
; Callahan, Thomas, Glas-
gov, Mont.
I Murdick. Albert Levi,
Lismas, Mont.
| Satire, Olaf, Opheim,
Mont.
P1 s, Albert, Glasgow,
Bjorstad, John Martin,
Glasgow, Mont.
; Waldner, Joseph Will
liam, Glasgow, Mont.
; Cottonghorn, Harry L.,
West Fork, Mont.
) Gauley, John Frederick,
Baylor, Mont.
l Korn, John, Thieny, Mont.
/ Sandridge, err man
Jackson, Glasgow, Mont.
1 Lewis, William Henry,
Opheim, Mont.
3 Larson, Ludwig L., Tan
de. Mont.
) Monroe, Morton G., Os-
settle. Mont.
} Stiley, Andrew, Hinsdale,
Mont.
) Arneklev, Bernard, Bay
lor, Mont.
? Durham, Braden R.,
Nashua. Mont.
3 Mahlen. John Paul, West
Union, MINI.
6 Serdahl, Ole, Glentana,
Mont.
8 Zurcher. Oscar Arnold,
Avondale. Mont.
4 Lindbloom. Lewis Ches-
ter, Genevieve, Mont.
7 Lindquist, John Helmer,
Thoeny, Mont.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-11-01
esD''E ERE !RRS ygiGEIo
Local Board Has Determined the Or
der Of Military Service Of Men
in September Registration.

After several weeks of hard work
the local board of Valley county has
finally completed the list of order
numbers for the registrants between
the ages Of 10 and As who registered
in the September call.
The numbers were drawn at WASH
ington and sent out to the local boards
al over the country. The board for
this county first went over the list
and eliminated all numbers above
2143, the number of re%gistrants in
Valley county, and then made out a
list Of the men in their order Of SER
vice according to the order in which
their name appeared in the national
lottery.
The serial numbers, order numbers,
name and address are given below and
the lists will appear in each successive
issue of the Courier until all have been
published:
List Of names of registrants of the
class Of September, 1918, whose reg
istration cards are in the possession
of this local board, in the order of
their liability for military service, as
determined by this local board, as re-
quired by the rules and regulations.
Serial Order Name and Address
Al 1922 Watson, John Alexandria,
Thoeny, Mont.
Az 1927 Park, Samuel James, OPP
helm, Mont.
AS 1897 Burke, Patrick Francis,
Tande, Mont.
Al 438 Harrison, Clyde Francis,
Lismas, Mont.
AS 9O4 Riddle. James w, West
Fork. Mont.
A6 1923 David, John B., Vandalia,
Mont.
AZ 1910 Martens, John Wilhelm,
Lustre. Mont.
AS 1907 Weinniester, Jacob, Nash
ua, Mont.
40 20 Collins, Charles Albert,
Glasgow, Mont.
A1O 1855 Schmidt, George Jacob,
Lustre, Mont.
All 2132 Collins, Ivan, Glasgow,
Mont.
A12 7s9 Smith, Richard Thomas,
Hinsdale. Mont.
AIS 535 Worden, Robert Noddin,
Glasgow, Mont.
Ala 219 Fong, Lei, Glasgow, Mont.
AIS 625 Strindmo, Ole, Baylor,
Mont.
A16 72 Wilczynski, Stanley, Glas-
gov, Mont.
All 1872 Tanner, Bruce, Alexan-
der, Hinsdale, Mont.
AIS 964 Sack, William John,
Glasgow, Mont.
A19 348 Thompson, Andrew, Glas-
gov, Mont.
APO 4 Henry, Frank Edmond,
Glasgow, Mont.
All 1861 Krog, Stephen N, Frazer,
Mont.
APP 1874 Conaster, Lorenzo Charles
Glasgow, Mont.
ABB 1876 Johnson, Elmer, Glasgow,
A24 657 Stone, Fred, Baylor,
Mont.
A25 623 Keife, John Edward, OPP
helm, Mont.
A26 228 Aitken, James, Glasgow,
Mont.
A27 1927 Anderson, Alfred Chris
tian. Glentana. Mont.
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Fork. Mont
ABS 1928 Keikens,. Ollie, Nashua,
Mont.
A336 449 Weber, Oscar Phillip, Glas-.
gov, MINT.
A337 656 Vert, Milton A., Baylor,
Mont.
A338 80 McGovern, Edward H.,
Glasgow, Mont.
A339 9O9 Farmer, Ross, West
Fork. Mont.
Ito be continued.)
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-11-01

Hewitt, Charles N. Jr.,
Glasgow, Mont.
1sakson, Jorgen r., OPP
helm, Mont.
Hall, Clarence B., Volt,
Mont.
Darst, Jed, Glasgow,
Mont.
Carroll, Edward, Lustre,
Mont.
Wagner, William Wolf
gang, Nashua, Mont:
Joslyn, David NJ, Glas-
gov, Mont.
Hellstern, Frederick Geo.,
Hinsdale, Mont.
Guillis, Louis, Glas-
gov, Mont.
Benson, Lawrence, Nash
ua. Mont.
Svalheim, Ole, Genevieve,
Mont.
Button, Fred c., Glasgow,
Mnot.
Chester, Jesse D., Hins-
dale, Mont.
Turner, William R., OPP
helm, Mont.
Frederickson, Herman,
Opheim, Mont.
DeWane, Joseph c., Ag-
erton. Mont.
Willis, John K, Avon
dale. Mont.
Bergtoll, Charley, OPP
helm. Mont.
Taylor, Andrew j., Mi
not. N. Oak.
Michel, Frank j., Glas-
gov, Mont.
Rasmus, Peter, Baylor,
Mont.
Phillips, Oscie c., Hins-
dale. Mont.
Franson, Ernest Olaf,
BAYLOR. Mont.
Bronstad, Ole Olson,
Tampico, Mont.
Bachlund, Albert, Baylor,
Mont.
Rasmussen, NJ r ten,
Nashua. Mont.
Herder, August NJ, West
Fork, Mont.
Singer, Albert, Hinsdale,
Mont.
Tande, Bore O., Tande,
Mont.
Ross, Clarence, Opheim,
Mont.
Gangidino, S alvatore,
Glasgow, Mont.
Hinamon, Orrin G., Nash
VA. Mont.
Bowrey, Charles w. G.,
Barnard. Mont.
Marsan, David Frank,
Hinsdale. Mont.
Hedman, William Werner,
Opheim, Mont.
Reuler, Maurice, Glas-
gov, Mont.
Hines, George w., Glas-
gov, Mont.
James( Peter E., Avon
dale, Mont.
Swain. Squiss L., Glas-
gov, Mont.
Copenhaver, Frank Ed
ward, Hinsdale, Mont.
Zinke. Frank Robert,
Glasgow. Mont.
Toftness. Oscar William,
Hinsdale, Mont.
Roy, Harry W., Glasgow,
Mont.
Shumaker, Henry Fred,
Glasgow, Mont.
Arnold. Howard Clarence,
Glentana. Mont.
Dennis. Curtis S., Glas-
gov, Mont.
Ward, David Sylvester,
Avondale. Mont.
Drabbs, Robert Salisbury,
Hinsdale, Mont.
Epler, Joseph w., Tande,
Mont.
Breigenzer, Peter Jacob,
Glasgow, Mont.
Downward, Walter, Saco,
Mont.
Crickette, Benjamin D.,
Glentana. Mont.
} Brogen, Thorvald, Hins-
dale, Mont.
Smith. Alfred Nelson
Glasgow, Mont.
; Chambers, Alfred B.
Thoeny, Mont.
; Murphy, Joseph R., Nash
VA, Mont.
, Pelham, John B., Glentana
Mont.
} Black, Prichett, Glasgow
Mont.
; Record. William, Beaver
ton. Mont.
; Danzeisen. William Ar
thur. Hinsdale, Mont.
? Christian, Frank, Glas
gov, Mont.
? Cummings, Edward Oar
win. Glasgow, Mont.
3 Themes, George p, Hins
dale. Mont.
D Arnold. William B., OPP
helm. Mont.
7 Hidden. Martin A., Tam
pico, Mont.
Thoma, Gustave, Oswego
Mont.
3 Barnes, William, Barr
Mont.
s Copenhaver, George Hen
~, Hinsdale, Mont.
3 Gamrath, Aage Carl
Roanwood, Mont.
0 O'Hara. John j.. Tande
Mont.
3 kron, Paul, Glasgow
Mont.
2 Craig. Alfred B., Bar
nard, Mont.
7 Epps, Walter r., Nashua
Mont.
4 Richardson. Charles H.
Glasgow, Mont.
2 Baerg, Henry G., Lustre
Mont.
) Lafornaise, Elex, Opheim
Mont.
s Kreis. Henry Copeland
Avondale, Mont.
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A329 1860 MCGEE, Oscar F.. Lustre,
Mont.
A329 626 Agile, Lorentz,\ Baylor,
Mont.
A33O 1916 Duncan, Merle d.. Nash
ia, Mont.
A331 794 Hamry, Rudolph Edward,
Hinsdale. Mont.
A332 367 Nilsson. Their, Glasgow,
Mont.
A333 80 Penne, Fred Leo, Gene
We've, Mont.
A334 COS Hanen, George p, West
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Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-10
MUST SEND PENALTIES.

County Treasurer H. s. Ross yester- day announced that he wished it made plain among taxpayers who have al- lowed the first installment of their taxes to become delinquent, that it was useless to send in the amount of their taxes to the office without at- taching the penalties. Yesterday, he stated, 31 remittances were received from various parts of the county bear ing no extra allowance for penalties, while the day before his office had to return in the neighborhood of 50. The taxpayers evidently do not under stand that the penalties must be paid if they allow their taxes to go de- linquent, even if the remittance is sent in the next day. The first install ment of state an county taxes became delinquent on Monday, the 4th, and those who have become delinquent should pay up as soon as possible be- fore the penalties become heavier.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-10
FOR VICTORY GIRLS"

The girls of Yuma county have chal- lenged the girls of every county in the state in saying that they will be the ones to go lover the top" Are you going to let them win out? l should say not Try to make your pledge 50 if possible. for you have until March l. 1918. in which to raise it. No pleges will be accepted unless the in dividual is determined to earn the amount pledged for. You are not loyal to the Victory Girls" if you solicit the money. Sacrifice is to be the key note of this drive. If a member of the Victory Girls team should happen to overlook you, bring or send your pledge to Miss Marie Bartlett at the Y. w. c. A. The Bisbee quota is to be $450. Let's double it.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-10
AUTHENTIC FIGURES PLACE GOLFERS
 MAJORITY AT 788
CHECKING YESTERDAY SHOWS THAT THERE WAS AN ERROR MADE IN REPORT FROM DOUG LAS PRECINCT WHICH CUT MA JoRITY DOWN

The majority of Fred Colter, demo- crate candidate for governor in Co., chise county, is now placed at 7SS. In checking up the figures yesterday from The Review office with A. C.. Karger. clerk of the board of super visors, it was discovered that the vote in Douglas precinct for Campbell should have been 10S instead of SS. This correction was afterward veri- fled from Douglas. In one or two other instances there were slight errors so that The Review figures of yesterday morning were reduced from S10 to 7SS When the election sup plies were sent out to the various pre- cincts there were enclosed. two slips with the names of the candidates on and a request that they be filled out by a member Of the election board and mailed in one 10 A. C. Karger, clerk of the board outside of the official returns and the other to The Review. On account of the continued requests for the vote received from each pre- einct for the governor there is given below the vote each received in every precinct and the soldiers vote. The tabulated statement on another page of this issue contains the total vote in the county for all the candidates. Adams still leads for hold-over super visor.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-10

with 99 votes, out. including Fredonia, north of the Colorado. which went for Campbell in 1916.
 t3)-COmplete.
 O-Maricopa-One small precinct, Mcdowell. still out; reported stood ? to 2, returns sealed up.
 (5)-MOhave - Thirteen precincts with 134 votes out. including Mocca- sin, BurrO Creek. Grand Gulch. Glen wood, Kolhaus. Ranch, Signal. Will lows. Littlefield. TopOc, Short Creek, Mt Trumhull. Golfers majority will not be over 400.
 6)-NavajO - One precinct, Indian Wells, with nine votes, out
 (7)-Pima - Two precincts, Quito. toa. and CondOn. out; will not change results.
 (S)-Yuma - Two small precincts, Cibola and Norton. out.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-10
MANY RENEW THEIR ADOPTION OF
 FRENCH ORPHANS
COMMITTEE IN CHARGE TO GIVE DANCE AT COUNTRY CLUB, AFT ER QUARANTINE IS RAISED, FOR BENEFIT OF FATHERLEss CHILDREN OF FRANCE

The results Of the work for the adop- tion of the Fatherless Children of France is being done here by the so- ciety organized in Bisbee and Douglas last year, for the purpose of conduct ing the work in the respective dis tricts show what has been accomplish ed during the past week.
 Some renewals have been made while a number of new adOptions are now also listed among the names of those having already adopted a fath- erless child. It is expected that many more who have not yet responded to this urgent call will do SO as soon as possible for the committee in eharge is most eager to have the list of names for adOptions rise 10 high number.
 Arrangements have been maGe to give a dance for the benefit of the fatherless children as soon as the quarantine is raised. This dance will be given at the Country club.
 Those having renewed their adOp- tiOn of one child for the year are: The Bisbee Ore, W. A. Meyer, J. E. Curry, w. B. GhOring. Harry Hannin- ger. Jeannette Newman. C. s. ThOm- son, Mrs. John Foster. Mrs. B. A. Packard. Douglas. Ariz.. and S W. French. Pasadena. Calf.
 Four children. W. H. BrOphy.
 Seven children by the Douglas con- mittee, Douglas, Ariz.
 Two children. Mir. and Mrs. William AdamsOn, Douglas, Ariz.
 The following are the new adOp- tions made by those pledging to adopt one child for a year: Dr. J. J. Elem ming. Ana Garel. SacatOn. Ariz; Charles Smith and J. NJ. Shipman. both of NacOzari. SonO.. Mex.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-10
NEWS FROM THE
 RED CROSS SHOP

Bussness at the Red Cross Shop is constantly increasing. so much so that it is often times difficult to obtain enough clothing to supply the demand The new people coming into the dis trict have found a place where very good clothing, and many other things, may be purchased for a reasona ble sum. The clothing sent in is looked over and if need be repaired by those who give their services for that There is a great demand at present for mems clothing and a willingness to pay good prices.
 The receipts of the shop for the past two months have been greater than ever before, amounting to S601.76 This has meant a great deal of hard work and helpers have been few. The various needs Of the Red Cross make it imperative that money be raised in every way possible and how can help be given more easily than to donate to the Red Cross that which you cals. not use yourself, whether it be cloth ing, furniture, books, jewelry, any thing which can be used. The Red Cross Shop is looking forward to a great Christmas sale and already many fancy things sent in have been put away for that time but still more are needed, especially books and toys. We sincerely hope that this call will be responded to as the shop wishes to make Christmas possible for all children where the very thing that they most desire may be bought at a price.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-10

the response and even yet there may be much left in olr homes to give whatever little garment we may have, so let us look through our stock CT clothing and see if there is not small garment Of some kind that we might give. for every garment given toward this purpose will help greatly. The collection will be made as soon as the quarantine is lifted and it is considered safe The need is very great for the poor and suffering people. Further notice will be given.
 MRS. F.. r.. FLEETWOOD.
 Chairman.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-10
JOHN ANGUS, \ JOHN RUSSELL, R. J. HART,
 ED. CLOUTHIER, SAM VERRAN, P. M. BUCKWALTER E. c. CAMPBELL.

rios, Bisbee; Ysidio Carranza and Ro- sario Soto, Douglas; Wm. Smith and Mary Storey. Douglas; Oliver w. Stacey and Vivian Webking, Douglas; i; Uriel Jordan and Caldalaria UnQueta, Biscbee; Thomas Varama and Warda- lupe de la Toro, Pirtleville; J. A. Bryant and Juana Sandavol, Bisbee; Myram w. Mitchell and Rosa w Halle. Bisbee; Zeke Tasbey and Lil- lia Leslie, Douglas; Quellerma Pena and Casimera Cabrera, Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-10
INFLUENZA WAVE
 IS IMPROVING IN
 WARREN DISTRICT
MAY BE NOTIFICATIONS OF GUAR RANTINE REGULATIONS SOME TIME DURING THIS WEEK REPORT OF EALTH OF TIGERS

In regard to the Hitting of the quar- tine. Dr. C. H. Hunt. county health officer, and Dr. D, Brown. city health officer, stated last night that there is a possibility of mOderdting the quarantine tomorrow and if the aver age number of influenza cases does not exceed the number of the past two days the quarantine may be lifted by the latter part of the week No action has yet been determined by the health authorities. yet. if the quarantine is moderated" stated Dr. Hunt, "the churches. schools and thea ters will be the last Of public gather ing places 10 be opened"
 The number Of cases reported yes terday numbered 29, showing a slight decrease in the number of cases re- ported the two previous days. Dr. Hunt stated that in Wilcox, the con dition is improving rapidly and pool halls have already been opened, while at Johnson the situation is serious. There has been an increase in the number of cases with several deaths resulting This sudden increase may be attributed to tn change of weather.
 If, however. the influenza condition in this district will be sufficiently abated to warrant the lifting of the quarantine, the public" continued Dr. Hunt, 'is warned not to stop all pre- cautionary measures but 10 keep on their watch just the same"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-10
REVIEW OPERATOR LEAVES.

Frank A. Scow, telegraph operator for the Review and better known to his many friends in the district as Red" has resigned his position and will leave this morning for Fl Paso, where he has accepted position with the Western Union company. Mir Scow has many friends not only with the Review force, with whom he has been employed for the past nine months. but many others who hate to see him leave, yet give him their we'll wishes for good luck"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Last week was a short week on the issuance of bliss tickets, probably due to the excitement and stress and of election. Nevertheless, no matter what be the cause Cupid failed to get in his usual work, for the following were the only ones issued from the of flee of Clerk J. E. James: Thomas E. Gordon to wed Johnnie M. House, Ft. Huachuca; Lorenzo c. Pulsipher and Julia Fielding, Douglas; Peter NJ. Stat hakos and Fife Alexander, Bisbee; Ruben Comacco and Maria Ava Bar
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-10
FUNERAL TODAY.

The funeral services over the re mains of Andy Johnson, who was kill ed in a mine accident Thursday morn ing. will be held this afternoon at 3:3O o'clock from the Palace parlors. Gus Johnson, a brother of the deceased, is expected to arrive here this morning from California and two other broth CTS, Oscar and Otto, are also expected here from Lordsburg. Frank Johnson, another brother of the deceased, who is in Texas, has not yet been located. Andy is widely known in the district and has many friends who regret to hear of his death.