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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1908
Page
8
Long column details Mildred area farmers past three months with new homes and wells. Listings include flax oats corn potatoes hay harvesting efforts, missing weather, plans for school fundraising, and social events at Pope ranch. Notes mention upcoming lectures by grain expert Jardine and a new post office box cabinet.
Knowlton enjoys growing activity as Wayland Woods builds a near completed residence with a fine view. The town sees a hotel expansion and multiple visits by notable residents including Prof Shaw Land Commissioner Cooper and Prof Linfield. Local events include a phonograph entertainment, travel by car, and guests from Ekalaka and Hunter's Hot Springs.
About 3000 feet of lumber toppled at Davis and McLeans saw mill in Ekalaka on Sunday striking Joe Donley's young daughter. She escaped serious harm but suffered bruising. Other town notes report illnesses and local occurrences including Mrs. Donley Sr., Mrs. Lambert, Mrs. Roden, Mrs. Cooke, and Mrs. Breckenridge's death in the week.
Fallon residents hear optimism about growth and business opportunities. The Terry Tribune boosts Fallon’s prospects, noting good water drainage and enterprising citizens. Community updates mention travel, sports, and a local tragedy, with mentions of health and cattle activity.
Charles Wilkins of Bow and Arrow L U Bar outfit was thrown from his horse near the mouth of Custer creek last Tuesday morning. A horse fell on him breaking his collar bone and three ribs while he tended cattle. George Egan found him, escorted him to Terry and Miles City for care.
Work progresses this week on stock yards of the N P road located on the flat east of the water tank. The St Paul road yards were completed recently, giving Terry for the first time access to full stock shipping facilities.
Roadmaster C. L. Whiting of the St. Paul road has been ordered to report for duty at Butte. He has been in charge of Marmarth Miles City work at Terry for months and will depart with his wife after being relieved in a day or two.
Henry Tusler located southeast of town reports a peck of fine new potatoes from his three and a half acre crop. The potatoes are uniform three to four inches long, smooth and of high quality. Tusler also grows fruit trees and barley, with strong yields across crops. He previously supplied the Institute Program illustration from his crop.
L A Conser editor and manager of the Ismay Montana newspaper visited town on Thursday. He notes progress in the new burg on the Fal lon river with building underway and business generally good in Ismay.
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