Local crops and community notices in Mildred district
Custer County column reports samples for Milwaukee exhibition to be collected by C N Souther Jr. by the 28th, and praises residents effort. It notes new home for J B Campbell, a near accident, railroad work at Mildred, school meeting results, and weather impacts. Also covers mail route changes, stock shipments, and local social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Souther
Kimball
Midland Coal & Lumber Co
Ismay
Mildred
I. D. Clark
Montana
St. Paul Carpenter Gang
Marmarth
Miles City
B. C. Hill
B. B. Department of the
St. Paul
C. Williams
L. B. Clarke
J. J. Morrow
A. Shobe
J. B. Campbell
The
Tribune
B. J. Tighe
Boston
Harper
Ben Harris
Messrs. Ferguson and Young
Metheney & Dayne
George Farewell
Josh Jones
J. Hoffman
Mr. Wilds
Olson
Smith Bros
Norfolk
Neb
T. R. Wilds
Spring and Gabin Greeks Visit Ranches and Farm News
Local notes from Fallon detail Spring and Gabin Greeks visiting Renn ranch for a few days of shooting. Miss Myrtle Buckley visits Spring Creek ranch while Matt Matteson and Hans Larsen hay. Frost ends tomato crops. Fallen Flat residents praise mild weather. Various locals attend, move cattle, and comment on dry farming and threshing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Schrump
Miles
Renn Ranch
Myrtle Buckley
Spring Creek Ranch
Matt Matteson
Hans Larsen
Steve MacComber
O’loughlin
Dakota
Fallon
Depler
J. Bullard
Hackney Brothers
Miss Christensen
Spring Creek
Charles Boschen
Clyde Burrell
Tee Dee
Clyde
Ed Williams
Joe Thompson
Joe
North Side business trip amid mixed stock outlook
The report notes Campbell of the XIT and associate Jerry handling business on Thursday. Despite uncertain market shifts, most Galbrange stock positions show decent performance this year with solid secondaries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee Ey Campbell
XIT
Jerry
Galbrange
Harvest Progress Report in Local Community
Fine weather aids harvesting as J. A. Pringle hosts the town's diggers. The grain crop is described as good and ripening rapidly with local workers including Johnathan Winters from Indiana helping Walters and Thompson. Ange Hougen to present commutation proof next Saturday at Wibaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Pringle
C. B. Moulton
Johnathan Winters
Indiana
Walters
Thompson
Ange Hougen
Wibaux
Local farm activity and social notes from town
Fkalaka Howard Douglas buys a separator and prepares to thresh next week while hay making advances rapidly and prospects for a bumper onion crop on Orval Pickering’s acre. The town hosts visitors from Wisconsin Indiana and Nebraska with weather favorable for farming and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Douglas
Orval Pickering
Josephine McCann
LaCrosse
Wis
David McCann
Verna McCann
Cattle Outfit Shifts Freight From Baker to Chicago
Baker residents report quiet conditions as Marmarth visitor Baker related. Travelers A E Dayne, H W Sparks, Alfred Asbury, and Mr Spencer journeyed through Ekalaka and Camp Crook while Mrs J Gunderson and Mrs R R Pearce face illness. Mill Iron outfit loaded cattle at Baker and shipped a full train to Chicago from their own ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Sweeney
Box Elder
Martin Hotel
Dr. Sherrill
Camp Crook
Hugh Hunter
G. Newman
I. O. O. F. Hall
A. E. Dayne
Ekalaka
Ismay
Miles City
H. W. Sparks
Alfred Asbury
Mr. Spencer
Powder River
Baker
J. Gunderson
R. R. Pearce
Hot Springs
Mill-Iron
Chicago
State Board of Health Requires Vaccination Proof for School Entry
Helena Montana July 15 1908 The Montana State Board of Health orders that no person may enter any school as pupil or teacher without a physician certified vaccination or smallpox history. The order directs district boards to inform teachers and monthly submission of vaccination certificates to the state secretary. The statement carries signatures of Treacy and Turrell. Roosevelt quote about farming livelihoods follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Montana
State Board of Health
We. Treacy
Montana State Board of Health
T. D. Turrell
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Old
Custer County
C. Jacobson
Leon B. Clark
Leon B. Clark & Co
Bennett
H. L. Struckmeyer
Charles Hanson
Terry
Calif
James Freeman
Retaw
Ralph Gilmore
LA Bar
Sangus
XIT Ranch
New St. Paul
Yellowstone
North Side
Kinney
Terry Tribune
Messrs
Cato and Johnson
Oliver van
John Reynolds
Mrs. Reynolds
Jack Campbell
William Fallon
LA Bar Ranch
Darlington
T. T. Munhall
Carlysle
Golden Valley
F. E
A. J. Thompson
Fred
Albert Williamson
Fallen Flat
Sol Nichols
Dew Drop Inn
Ed. Renn
Connie Johnson
Master Harrell Renn
Tone
Mr. Bugley and Nephew
Missouri
Buckley Ranch
J. D. Johnson
Thad
Garule
Fkalaka
Lee Devine
Earlingburt Mercantile
A? Ismay
Custer CO
J. A. McKinley
L. A. Conser
Ismay, Montana
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Main
Silver Dollar Cafe
Benson Brothers
Rou
Ghout
Travelers' Home
the Devil Saloon
IS May
Bob
Gund
Eh Tae, Feat
Ete Ae