Local Notices From Melville and Nearby Areas
Henry Ellingson of Melville was in town Monday. N J Tintinger registered at the Cottage Tuesday. John Morris of Swamp Creek had a business here Saturday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Engle near Springdale last Friday. W B Cooper now at home Carson Mine. Bramble to open a lunch room adjoining his saloon. Parks county may get another newspaper at Horr or Jardine. Rev Peter Braak from Holland Michigan arrived to take the Wormser church pastorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engle
Springdale
Peter Braak
Holland Reformed Church
Holland
Michigan
Wormser
Clara Wanmer Prodigy Theatre Reopens With New Company
Clara Wanmer returns this season with a bigger company than before. New people join, new plays debut, and fresh specialties are highlighted. Seats go on sale at the usual place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Wanmer
Rounding Up Hobos Clears Town in One Week
Sheriffs organized a weeklong roundup forcing hobos to leave within 10 hours each. Town residents report minimal trouble and say the community is now free of these undesirable citizens.
Public schools closing exercises draw large crowd
An unusually large crowd attended the closing exercises of the public schools last Friday and were well pleased with the exercises and the progress made by the pupils during the past term.
Ranch Title Settled Between Woods and Reynolds
Hubert Woods of White Beaver sold his ranch interests to Mr. Reynolds resolving the disputed title. A dog poisoner has harmed several hunting dogs in the area with no clue yet. The Cottage hotel is being renovated and will gain a 20 room addition after Mr. Tucker returns from Cape Nome. Local baseball fans consider forming a club to play nearby cities Livingston and Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Woods
White Beaver
Mr. Woods
Mr. Reynolds
Tucker
Cape Nome
Livingston
Billings
Big Timber
Jardine Mining Camp Poised For Rapid Growth
Mr. Gamble of Jar dine reports Jardine is rising fast and will become a premier western mining camp. Outside capital has flowed in, investors pleased with results and outlook, and plan further investment to expand mining property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamble
Jardine
Local notices and social updates from Big Timber
Mrs Sam McGee improves enough to sit. Mrs Adams of Sweet Grass spent last Saturday in town. Mr George Baker and son did business in Big Timber Wednesday. Clara Hanmer company at the opera house all next week. Job seekers on ranches call at the Cottage hotel. J L Montgomery of Big Elk visited Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs A Rudd of Boulder visits Big Timber this week. Mr and Mrs John Anderson of Martinsdale registered at the Grand Tuesday. Mr Baker of Bridger creek visited early week. Edith Merrielees engaged to teach summer term at Swamp Creek. Congregational services Sunday 11 am and 8 pm. Cameron offers free fiction books. read his ad on this page.
Sheep Band Lead A Sale Contracted At Twenty Cents Per Pound
John Adams, who leads a band of sheep for James Pounfoot on Shares, was in town Monday and reports contracting his clip to a local buyer at 20 cents per pound. Miss Lillian Walker and Miss Mae Smith, public school teachers, left last Saturday on vacation to Rockford Minnesota and Early Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
James Pounfoot
Lillian Walker
Mae Smith
Rockford, Minn
Smith
Early
Iowa
Hart Bros. from Sweet Grass county plan cattle shift
Mr J W Hart of Hart Bros a leading Sweet Grass county horse rancher visited town from Melville on business. The firm plans to dispose of horses and move heavily into cattle. W O Tucker of the Cuttare hotel leaves next Saturday for Seattle and then to Cape Nome sailing May 20. He will survey the new field and may enter business there if prospects look favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hart
Hart Bros
Sweet Grass County
Melville
W. O. Tucker
Cuttare Hotel
Seattle
Cape Nome
Tucker
Faculty, travelers, and new hirees marked by town letters
A party contemplates Cane Nome voyage with Gurney as leader and possible vessel charter. J A Banta and family arrived from Missouri en route to Grey Cliff to visit a son. Banta may stay and enter the stock business. Amateurs reception at Mrs Pruitt's with music and luncheon. Dr Hanley of Valley Park Mo arrives to practice as a veterinary surgeon after leasing Pete Tintinger ranch and office here. School board selects J Connell as principal and Miss Mattie Smoot as teacher for next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Marks
Tom Ryan
T. H. Gurney
Burt Howard
Cane Nome
Mr. Gurney
J. A. Banta
Missouri
Grey Cliff
Mr. Banta
Hanley
Hanley-Wheeler Medical Co
Valley Park
Pete Tintinger
J. Connell
Holland, Mich
Mattie Smoot
Lee
W.S. Smoot
McLeod
Big Elk
Connell
Idaho
Local Notices and Appointments In Town
Schlitzmalt Yellowstone Pharmacy services noted. Miss Mamie Gotlob of Howie visits. Phil Corcoran to supervise Express during Aitken’s absence. Ason born to J. H. Ammerman of Springdale. Five lessons free with Kodak at A L Beal. Job offer at $45 monthly and board for lambing help. Two mares with foals for sale or exchange. Clara Hanmer Theatre Company at opera house starting May 14. Cottage hotel solicits ranchers for manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hanmer
Opera House
Sheepman Reports 100 Percent Lambing Increase
Fred Tintinger the sheepman was in town Monday and says he has had remarkable success lambing with an increase over 100 percent. Other sheepmen report the same high percent of increase.
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Fred Tintinger
Delegates to Republican convention head to Butte by rail
Delegates to the Republican convention at Butte will likely depart on the North Coast Limited at 2 p m next Wednesday. The Northern Pacific offers a fare of one and one fifth for the round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prinrine & Publishing Co
Budd Drug Co
Tce Cream Soda
Henry Ellingson
N. J. Tintinger
John Morris
Swamp Creek
Yellowstone Pharmacy
Jank Gotlub
Josie
Howie
W. B. Cooper
Cooper & Seal, Photographers
Carson, Mine
W.R. Bramble
Parks County
Horr Or
W. M. Beasley
Palace
Ssexson
Yellowstone
Sam McGee
Mrs. Adams
the Sweet Grass
George Baker
Cottage Hotel
J. L. Montgomery
A.rudd
The
Boulder
John Anderson
Martinsdale
Mr. Baker
Bridger Creek
Edith Merrielees
Congregational Church
Cameron
Schlitzmalt
Mr. and
Mrs. Thos Kent
Eastman Kodak
Mamie Gotlob
Ason
J. H. Ammerman
Ben Urner
Phil Corcoran
Express
Mr. Aitken
Elmer Clarke
Kodak
A. L. Beal
Guy Tibbetts
H. O. Kellogg’s
Montana
Montana Trading Company
Pioneer
Court House
Geo. Hatch
Hatch
J. H. Moore
Ellio G
J. E. Hall & Son
Big Timber Meat Market
O. L. Bryant
Emile Zola
Nana
Germinal
Therese Raynin
Plessars
Hich
Madeline Payne Mountain
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