Marmarth Faces Rail Growth and Wants a Town Hall
Marmarth highlights rapid rail expansion with a switch engine on nights and a 175000 gallon daily water pump. The town contemplates a town hall to serve dances, meetings, and social events, with plans for upper story conversion in a new building and potential backing from bank officials.
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Medora Herald Local Notes and Weekend Events
Medora residents report stock trades and local business, J A Ferris returns from visit, Miss Strand arrives from New Salem to teach at a local school, and a Rough Riders Hotel dance draws a large crowd with Me and Mrs Jim Gary providing music. County audits note wolf bounty funds, first beef shipment leaves Medora for Chicago, and a lively period of grazing, shipping, and social activity follows with locals sending cattle and wagons toward the river.
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