Yellowstone-Lewis And Clark County MT Archives Military Records.....Cormier Sr., Arthur J June 15, 1918
WWI - Letters Co.A 2 Brig MG Bn 1st Div. A.E.T
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Letter From France
France June 15-18   Dear Bro, Rec. your letter and sure was glad to hear from 
you, and to hear that you were all well. Well I am fine health and sure am 
enjoying the Summer weather.  Was in the trenches a couple of weeks and sure 
was glad to get back to rest camp and get cleaned up.  But am ready to go 
back. What are you doing now days, still plowing or are making hay? The French 
people are making hay and some of the grain is ready to cut. But there is lot 
that will never be cut as there is to many holes. It looks like there had been 
lots of stumps and they were blowed up so you no what kind of a field it is.  
Say Ray, is Grandpa still in Montana or has he gone back to St. Paul? And 
where is Uncle Bob? Have you ran to Billings lately or Helena?Say Ray, do You 
want to take a trip to Helena, That is the nicest place in Mont. Well Ray I 
will ring off as I do not want to miss supper. Best Regards to all, I remain 
Your Bro. Arthur Cormier ,Co. A 2 Brig M>G> Bm 1 St Div A.E.T

Additional Comments:
Arthur Cormier Sr. was born 1896 in Henderson Mn.  He joined the Army at Fort 
Harrison, Mt. and saw action in France and Germany. Arthurs father Sidney and 
family had moved to Pineridge near Hardin.  The letter was to Raymond Cormier 
addressed Pompyes Pilliar, Mont. % S Cormier 

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