Local Notables Share Ball Game Focus and Travel Tips
Hon Harve Robinson visited from Bismark to watch the home team win. Sen Martin is too busy to attend all games, while County Auditor McGregor chronicles mining plans in National Nevada. Clyde Hiland travels to Cheney for family visit. Gus Johnson oversees duties in his absence. Baseball dominates town attention, with fans traveling to Wibaux and Beach for recent games.
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Harve Robinson
Bismark
Sen
Martin
McGregor
National
Nevada
Mac
Clyde Hiland
Goodridge Call Lumber Co
Cheney
Wasi
Neck of the Woods
United States
Wibaux
Local Notes From Wibaix Pioneer Sightings and Visits
Geo Smith from Smith Bros ranch near Edge Hill on Monday on business. Mr and Mrs E F Fisher visited Glendive Sunday Mrs Fisher stayed for Osborne funeral while Mr Fisher returned Monday. Mrs N Wagner and daughter Mary left for Bismarck where Mary will have an operation. Mr and Mrs D Kennedy Kinney and Malloy with Deputy Sheriff O Connor attended a Yates dance.
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Geo. Smith
Smith Bros
Edge Hill
E. F. Fisher
Glendive
Tigers Trim Giants Draw Crowd In Local Visit
William Finch and Mrs Hart and Charles McCloskey traveled from Sentinel Butte on Tuesday to see the Tigers defeat the Giants. They were guests for supper at the J. L. Hutchins home on Wednesday evening.
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Wm. Finch
Mesdames
W. A. Hart
Chas. McCloskey
Sentinel Butte
Tigers
Giants
J. L. Hutchins
Community Notes From Wibaux and Nearby
Mr and Mrs J S Bilyeu and family visit Beach. Farmers wives club in Waldo district meets with Mrs Wm Welsh. J H Kennedy attends a dance and a ball game. R T Hurdle tours road south to Custer county line with J C Kinney and W A Orgain, to report to county commissioners. Trotter gains mail service twice weekly. Sheriff Frank Boyce seen in town. Missing young lady talked about. Art Jeffers wears the star with dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Bilyeu
Beach
Farmers’ Wives Club
Waldo
Wm. Welsh
J. H. Kennedy
Yates
Wibaux
R. T. Hurdle
Glendive
Custer County
J.C. Kinney
W. A. Orgain
Trotter
Frank Boyce
Art Jeffers
Burkey Correspondence and Local Happenings in Golden Valley
Local notes report Mrs J B Page on the sick list and Frank Noll back in hospital after a visit to Medora. Barn construction by merchant Kremer, sod turning, and general farming chatter mark a busy period as rain returns to the Golden Valley. Aved social mischief at a Burkey hop prompts commentary on respect and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchant Kremer
Henry Buck
Five Points
Frank Noll
J. W. Page
Medora
Burkey
Ed. Egan
Ira Burkey
Miles City
John Burkey
T. J. Rodgers
Rodgers
Rochester
Minn
Northern Pacific Replacing Millions of Ties This Spring
The Northern Pacific plans to replace 2 645 588 ties across all divisions as part of its annual roadbed improvement program. Brainerd Minnesota hosts a tie treating plant where most ties are creosoted to extend life by about five years. Tamarack and red oak ties resist treatment and have the naturally maximum durability.
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Northern Pacific
Brainerd
Minn
Northern Pacific Aims at Renewed Ties and Double Tracking
The system renews about 12 percent of ties annually to total renewal roughly every eight years. Rock and gravel ballast are being laid especially in North Dakota and eastern Montana. Right of way widening for double tracking is advancing, east of the Rockies. The line from St. Paul to Duluth to the Pacific Coast has 520 miles of double track and 107 of alternate line in daily use. Electric automatic block signals equip 455 miles between St. Paul, Seattle and Portland.
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Northern Pacific
North Dakota
Montana
Rocky Mountains
St. Paul
Duluth
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Portland
Franz Josef in Poor Health Cools Hapsburg Plans
In Budapest on May 30 the ailing Austrian emperor Franz Josef's condition spurs anxiety as Archduke Franz Ferdinand cancels a Brussels trip and stays near to potentially assume the throne if the emperor dies.
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Franz Josef
Budapest
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Brussels
Three Boys Die in Stable Fire in Kittanning
Three boys perished when the livery stable of Vance Jewart in Sagamore township burned. The blaze also killed twelve horses and left significant property loss in the May 30 disaster near Kittanning Pennsylvania.
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Kittaning
Vance Jewart
Sagamore
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Copenhagen
American Snuff Company
Fifth Avenue
New York, N. Y
Morris & Mathison
Beach, N. D
J. B. Page
North Side Meat & Grocery Co
Miller Bros. & Wisting
Miller's
Bernarr Macfadden
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