Town Notables and Visits Highlight Miles City Week
Charles Weist spent several days in Miles City this week. Prof C W Grantley and A C Gifford traveled for business. Joe O Keefe returned from Beach after two months away. Nels Andem made a business trip to Miles City Tuesday. F M Schwartz visited from Ismay. Martha Morison of Mildred stayed with Lillian Drummond. Drummond family returned to Terry from the Mildred ranch. Sam Andem’s birth is noted with August 2 at Glendive. Reiley family traveled from Deardste to Terry. W A Brohbaker and Foell plan a Saturday trip to Polis for fair. Frank Cass visited Ismay and Terry. Joubert and Mane took a two-week Yellowstone outing. Stella Schwindt will teach in Rosalia after a five-month visit. Mrs. John Hasty visited Terry en route to Glendive. Muriel Stephenson from Medford, Wisconsin, arrives to teach Cabin Creek. Terry residents attended the Miles City show. H H Minthorn, erecting an elevator, returns to Bradley South Carolina. elevator to be ready next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles' “Weist
Miles City
C. W. Grantley
A. C. Gifford of
Fallon
Joe O’keefe
Beach
Nels Andem
North Side
F. M. Schwartz of
Ismay
Terry
W. A. Cameron
H. H. Minthorn
Bradley
S. C
Annual Election at Next Meeting of the Auxiliary Club
The next meeting of the club will be held Tuesday September 13 at the house to elect officers for the ensuing year. A full attendance is urged as the officers chosen will shape the club's success. Members are asked to participate actively in the annual election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Meet Teddy and Old Times Talk With J A Ferris
J A Ferris of Sydney, father of Mrs. W A Brubaker, who once rode with Colonel Roosevelt on the Little Missouri, visited Terry this week to see grandpa's babies. He will travel to Fargo Saturday to meet the ex-president and recount rangem emories and honor old friends who have passed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.A. Ferris
Sydney
W. A. Brubaker
Colonel Roosevelt
Missouri
Terry
Ferris
Fargo
Wagon accident reports a rider breaks leg near Terry
Fragmentary OCR describes a rider named Corr y or Corry involved in a wagon mishap about forty miles north of Terry. An aunt and others are mentioned in unclear phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Ted Corry
Rhiseleg
Omar
Marth
Wagon Accidents Delays Aid for ailing Child
A wagon trip ends abruptly when a child tries to alight and traps a foot in the wheel. Dr Brindjone is summoned and departs by auto to tend to the youngster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brindjone
George Cooke Heads East for Winter
George Cooke, night operator at the Milwaukee depot for the past three or four months, departed Thursday for the east to spend the winter. He will visit friends in the twin cities for a week or two before returning to his home in Dubuque Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cooke
Milwaukee
East
Twin Cities
Dubuque
Iowa
Reverend Hunter Takes Month Long Vacation
Rev. Wm. C Hunter leaves Monday for a month long vacation at his Minot North Dakota home. He will attend the Presbytery in Kalispell during the last week of September before returning to Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C Hunter
Minot
N. D
Kalispell
Terry
The Track of the Storm
A twelve year old essay about a thunderstorm describes dark skies thunder lightning rain and wind. It notes floods destruction and loss of life and mentions medals won by those who rescue others at risk to themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
Guardian
Extenuating Condition Involves Corbett In Tunnel Warning
John Corbett, Chicago contractor and Democratic figure, intervenes during subway tunnel work when workers Jim Clancy and Mike Casey move dynamite. He warns them of prior explosions that killed ten, stressing safer handling. Source Mack's National Monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corbett
Chicago
George W. Jackson
Corbett
Clancy
Mack
National Monthly
We Can Do Your JOB WORK at Barlingburt firm
Local shop announces readiness to repair and manufacture items in tin and sheet metal work harness and shoe repair. The notice lists Barlingburt and the company name.
Democratic Convention Vets Delegates for Custer County
Custer County delegates meet in Miles City on December 16 1910 at noon to nominate candidates for state and county offices for the November 8 1910 election. Delegates and alternates are apportioned by votes for congressman Thomas D. Long in 1908 with at least one delegate per precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
nue + Chaur
Custer
Louse
Miles City
Thursvie
Custer County
Thomas D. Long
Montana
Primaries for county delegates set for September 10 1910
Primaries for the election of county delegates will be held in each precinct on September 10 1910 at 2 30 p m at the last polling place unless designated otherwise by precinct committeemen. Delegates must reside in their precinct. County Executive Committee chair THOS GIBB and acting secretary W W D TERRETS oversee notices.
Alma Y Carpenter seeks final proof on Ismay land
Alma Y Carpenter nee Underwood of Ismay Montana plans final proof for her homestead entry No 6341-03378 in NW Section 20 Township 8 N Range 57 E M P Meridian before U S Commissioner Felix Z Gray on October 3 1910 Witnesses are Erwin P Chaffee Charles Swendiman Matilda Harmes and R H Highe all of Ismay Montana registered August 24 1910 by A Kircher Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Alma Y. Carpenter
U. S
Ismay
Erwin P. Chaffee
Charles Swendiman
Matilda Harmes
R. H. Highe
A. Kircher
Register
Notice of intention to make five year proof for homestead claim
August 1 1910 notices given that Oscar Brackett of Ismay Montana holder of homestead entry No 2842 01895 for WILEY. SY SW Section 26 Township N Range 563 E M P Meridian pled intention to make five year proof to establish claim before Felix Z Gray A S Commissioner at Ismay Montana on September 8 1910 Witnesses include William Fisher S B Wilson Charles McKay Alexander McDonald all of Ismay Montana A Kirchner register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Oscar Brackett
Smay
Custer County
WILEY
Township
M. P. Meridian
Felix Z. Gray
A. S
Ismay
William Fisher
B. Wilson
Charles McKay
Alexander McDonald
A. Kircher
Register
Leroy W. Elphick
Fainway
Stenen Fy Township
U.S
Ismas Montana
C. V. Sino
Wiliam B. Nereng
Thomas Grifith
Leslie Newlin
Contest Notice for Homestead Entry in Miles City Montana
A contest filed July 27 1916 by Sadie E Wolf against William D Stevens for homestead entry No 06522 in Wk Section 24 Township 7 N Range 55 E M P Meridian claims Stevens never built a house or resided or improved the land and has abandoned the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Sadie E. Wolf
M. P. Meridian
William D. Stevens
Notice of hearing and publication required for land contest
The contestant in the land dispute is notified to appear and offer evidence at 10 oclock a.m. September 6 1910 before U S Commissioner Felix Z Gray in Ismay Montana. A final hearing is set for 10 oclock a.m. September 16 1910 before the Register and Receiver at Miles City Land Office Montana. Due diligence shows personal service cannot be made. publication is ordered. Entryman recorded from Sioux Falls South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eo Benita
Rom
Tdithis
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Felix Z.gray
U. S
Ismay
Montana
Register
United States Land Office
Miles City
Adads A. Kircher
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Elphick Files Homestead Claim in Ismay Montana
Leroy W. Elphick of Ismay Montana filed a homestead entry on September 28 1910 with U S Commissioner Z Gray for section 4 township 9 north range 55 east M P Meridian. Witnesses named C V Sino William B Nereng Thomas Griffith and Leslie Newlin all residents of Ismay Montana.
Contest filed over unproved homestead entry No 5115
George G. Green files against Edward C. Randall claiming no dwelling residence or improvements were made on SEY Section 22 Township 9N Range M P Meridian. Hearing set for Sept 14 1910 before US Commissioner at Ismay Montana with final hearing Sept 24 1910 before the Register and Receiver in Miles City Montana. Entry record shows Redfield South Dakota address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Miles City
Montana
George G. Green
Sey
M. P. Meridiam
Edward C. Randall
Edward G. Randall
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Felix Gray
U S
Ismay
A. Kircher
Redfield
South Dakota
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J. W. Drummond
Sam Andem
Glendive
FE. P. Reiley
Imonth
Yes Reilayv
Deardste S
W. A. Brohbaker
Foell
Saturda Polis
Frank Cass
Ismaynand
Joubert
Yellowstone Park
Gragg
Minnesota
Stella Schwindt
Rosalia
Washington
John Hasty
Timay
Alfred Wright
Muriel Stephenson
Medford
Wisc
Charlies Schwindt
Mother
Cabin Creek
Roy Space
Thos. Wright
Charles Weist
Walter Burton
W A. Cameron
Wm. Fisher
Andy McMillan
Teddy
Allsifrom
Severs Anee
Broaddus
S. H
Bucks
Ccee Cues Capital
Cacti Tea
Carlyle
Ellis
Ewalt
Staaten Fivemile
Ehedewve
Gaie
Sys
Graham Whee
Renee
Huckin’s
Ode Kinsey
Pees Knowlton
Moorehead
Powderville
Preston
Hots Ridge
Seapets Sadie
Thos. Gibb
W. W. D. Terrets
A. Kincher
Repisser
Sean
Star Lumber Co
F. M. Schwartz
Ismay Montana
Gov. W. Burt
J.B. Kempton
F. P. Reiley
State Bank OF Terry
Terry, Montana
David Bickle
J. B. Kempton
Yen. W. Burt
Geo. T. Gipson
Lon Fluss
R. V. Lawrence
Knowton
Mont
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Myers Creeks
Powder River
Albert Roberts
Ismay, Mont
Miles City Creek
Sheep Creek
Northrop
B. Li Laux
Gray Gables Hotel
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