Ekalaka Notes Report Local Improvements and Events
Fkalaka T. Sigler visited Miles City this week while townsfolk fix up Odd Fellows Hall and saloon District renovations. The next Ekalaka horse sale is Aug 11–12 with about 500 head. mail service to Ismay starts Sept 2 with limited days. Major local changes include new Canton formation in Mildred and several property and community updates across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Sigler
Miles City
Rebekah
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Jacob Speelman
Baker Area Visitors and Surveyors Reported in Baker
Baker area residents are joined by guests including H W Sparks and family at Camp Crook South Dakota and Ekalaka visitor Davidson. Government surveyors are surveying the area with hopes to secure homestead filings. Local workers E B McCaslin and crew operate in Baker while Mrs Beck ships Yellowstone ice from Miles City. The Baker lake attracts swimmers as townsfolk note activity and several residents stop by, including J Wing Sr Tonquin RB Monroe and Miss Selma Howelson Beach. Other locals Frank Smith Ismay and Horace Hardy visit, with reports of travel to Aberdeen and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Sparks
Camp Crook
S. D
Davidson
Ekalaka
Baker
Dean and Ridgeway
E. B. McCaslin
W. ‘A. Beck
Yellowstone
Miles City
Baker Lake
J. Wing, Sr
Tonquin
A .Monroe
Mias
Selma Howelson
Beach
Dildis
Baker Hotel
Frank Smith
Ismay
West
Loveridge
Aberdeen
Frank
Thompson
Horace
Hardy
Cay
Ray
Knowlton Visit Ends With Pleasant Picnic In Pine Hills
Knowlton Amos Anderson spent two or three days this week at the X-ranch psida. A Sunday picnic in the pine hills drew a large crowd for a pleasant afternoon. Mrs B Massy Baker and family arrived from Australia to visit her brother Heywood Daly at Bird ranch. Rolla Scowmaker to teach Knowlton’s next school session starting September 1. Ed Holbrook reported strong crops while in town last week. CHIFF CHAFF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Anderson
X - Ranch
Psida
Knowlton
Pine Hills
Terry Tribune Notes Local Happenings and Developments
Lester Braley returns from Ismay. bricklaying advances on the new drug store. Three hundred cattle shipped in one week marks a strong market. Weather returns to normal. two good blankets needed at night. Chris Miller ill this week delaying his new shop. Cement arrived and school building work resumes. Community events include a Sunday opera show and church activities. Local travel includes Andrew McMillan visiting from a North Side ranch. Miss Madge Hamilton leaving for Chico Hot Springs. St Paul road track-laying reached Butte with mid month regular traffic to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Freeman
E. E. Murray
Harper & Williams
Fallon Creek
Pope Ranch
the Tribune
Bob
Ismay
Barnum & Bailey
Side Hill
Lester Braley
Chris Miller
Opera Hoi
Nor’ Phe Crmiyaee
Terry
Andrew McMillan
David Bickle
Madge Hamilton
Tee Dee
Chico Hot Springs
St. Paul
Butte
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Custer County
Fkalaka
Booth & Lucas
T. J. Martin’s
Here
Milwaukee Railway
Walter G. Olsen
Jay E. Wilson
Ewart
Moore
Olsen
Mrs. Metheny
John Oliver
Forsyth
Pete’ Clark
General
Mrs. Sweeney
R. Yokley
J. H. Gilbert
State of
Montana
Custer Canton No. 6
Canton
W. H. Peck
George Heggen
William Mowbray
T. J. Martin
George Crosby
Akalake
Mr. Hardy
Hunter’s Hot Springs
Mr. Thompson
Fargo
Frank Chapin
Harry Latham
Wibaux
Rekab
E. J. Harper
Geo. W. Burt
Mildred
Frank Souther
Milwaukee
Messrs
Hicks
F. D. Clark
Morrow
Williams
Riley
Heines
L. B. Clark
Bennett
Souther
Leon B. Clark & Co
Mr. Vance
Herman Struckmeyer
J. B. Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Hansen
N. E
Hotel Mildred
C. Williams
J. A. McKinley
The
Tribune
Harper
H. L. Struckmeyer
Terry Tribune
Gens
Tlemen
Campbell
Scientific Farmer
William Long
Leon B. Clark
Williams Homestead
Mr. Williams
Jon
B. S. Hill
L. A. Conser
Ismay, Montana
Tom Wright
C. L. Whiting
Minnesota
Lombard
C. B. Sutherland
Powder River
Terry Lumber and Coal Co
Star Lumber Co
George Johnson
W. E. Kinney
John McCugh
Clarence Sinnott
Mr. Sinnots
McCugh
Missouri ‘River
Carlingburt Mercantile
Main
Mont
Silver Dollar Cafe
Benson Brothers
Hout
Devil Saloon
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