Baker Town Notes Gala Yearly Roundup
Baker community news round up with local arrivals departures business ventures and incidents. Mentions Marion Hitch recovering from typhoid at St Luke s Hospital in Aberdeen Camp Creek trip by R E Morris and Robert Anderson, land and homestead topics, coal and lumber scales, town politics, new scales, misic and social events, illnesses a run away wreck and upcoming Christmas wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hitch
St. Luke’s Hospital
Aberdeen
Local notes from Terry and neighboring towns in a Christmas edition
Terry and area residents visit from North Side ranches with Christmas shopping and social calls. Notables include Capt. Grant Marsh's Terry visit and plans for a river memoir, Ismay post office facts, Fallon and Miles City mentions, and notes on traffic improving with new arc lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. McLean
Terry
North Side
L.R. Walters
the Tribune
Lady homesteader reshapes Spring Creek frontier
The Flat reports a female homesteader taking work at Spring Creek, seen as the best yet, while Leonard Johnson starts a 20x24 basement for his barn as part of community updates. Local chatter centers on bragging and a buggy accident witnessed on the Flat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Leonard Johnson
Death of Miss Reva Arpan at Box Elder Creek Mont
Miss Reva Arpan aged 19 9 and 7 dies at home near Ekalaka Mont of pneumonia on December 7 1908. Born February 26 1889 near Belle Fourche S D she lived much of her life in this community. She was an active Gertrude Rebekah Lodge No 37 member and leaves parents six brothers and three sisters. Engaged to be married soon she was highly esteemed and mourned by many in town and by her blind parents.
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Digp
Box Elder Creek
Ekalaka
Mont
Reva Arpan
Miss Arpan
Indian Creek
Belle Fourche
S. D
Reva
Gertrude Rebekah Lodge
Mildred News Reflects Community Roundup
Reports from Mildred and Terry include a dehorning accident injuring Mildred Alex McMurray, school opening with good attendance, the Hotel Mildred dancing party, visits from Mrs. Hance Murphy and G L Pope, and upcoming Christmas entertainment at the school house. Also noted are hospital trip for Mr. Michener, farm improvements by Alderman Williams, and church and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex McMurray
J. A. Wedderman
Hance Murphy
Fiat
C. Mennis
Early
Mildred
Walong
Jerusalem
C. M. & St. Paul Road
Terry Tribune
Alderman C. Williams
Fred Gallimore
Terry Horseman
A. Crandall
A. Shobe
Terry
J. B. Campbell
Fallon Social Notes Include Local Guests and Spring Talk
Mrs A C Gifford hosted a week of gatherings in Fallon with visiting girls Miss Whaley Miss Curry Miss Keeler and Miss Mc Naughton in attendance. Fred Williamson writes from Milwaukee praising Mortana and eagerly awaiting spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallon
A. C. Gifford
Miss Whaley
Miss Curry
Keeler
Mc.Naughton
Fred Williamson
Milwaukee
Ghastly Train Wreck Victim Found Near Marsh
A severely mangled hobo corpse was found after an Northern Pacific No. 1 collision near Marsh, about twenty miles east. Coroner Dr. Gray shipped the remains to Glendive for identification and notified Dawson county officials. The victim, likely under thirty, had no identifying marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orthern Pacific Train N No. 1
Marsh
Here
Gray
Miles City
Dawson County
Glendive
Local visitors listed from Dickinson Bowman St Paul and Terry
Banker J. E. Phelan of Dickinson and C. J. Phelan of Bowman were in town a few hours last Friday. Paul Neuville of St. Paul representing the Collier publishing house was in town today. W. S. Haley was a Terry visitor Saturday helping out in a stunt or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Sutherland
Woodman
Powder River Ranch
the Tribune
Frank Papst
North Side
B.C. Killips
J. E. Phelan
Dickinson
C. J. Phelan
Bowman
Paul Neuville
St. Paul
Collier Publishing House
W. S. Haley
Terry
Banquet Planned for Col Gordon V Nr y ARE
The Miles City Chamber of Commerce invites Col Samuel Gordon veteran editor of Miles City to a banquet on December 29 1908. The event honors his departure on a Europe trip for several months and praises his achievements and the local support for his work at the Yellowstone Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer County
Samuel Gordon
Miles City
Col
Gordon
Yellowstone
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R. E. Morris
Robert Anderson
Camp Creek
Oscar Ness
John Beckman
Baker
James Hunter
Little Niece
C. H. Morse
United States
Fay Becker
H. S. Josselyn
West Liberty
Iowa
M. Malmin
G. M. Sweeney
James Pepper
Maggie Findlater
George C. Hayward
A. S. Wiley
H. B. Wiley
Mr. Wiley
Wiley Ranch
John Muller
Midland Coal and Lumber Co
REKAB
Owens
Sam Davidson
O. Osgood
Camp Crook
Brice Lambert
Eldon Elliott
Reuben Lambert
Lame Jones
Ewart, Burch & Co
Claus
Tedn
Piers Small Boy
Hay Creek
Miss
Donalda Nichols
Sion Robinson
Frank ‘Buckley
M!s
Henry Kramer
J. D. Johnson
Roy Williams
Miss Mabel
Ed Renn
Harold
Schrumpf
May Buckley
May
Thad
The
D. L. Foster
Ismay
D. L
William Fisher
Lacomb
Alfred Wright
Sodus Point
N.Y
Fisher
Roylee
Messrs
Montana
Es Macy
Ismay, Custer
J. A. McKinley
Fallér
L. A. Conser
Ismay, Montana
Metcalf
Dawson County Review
Ray Metcalf
E. H. Phillips
W. L. King
Medora
N. D
Kempton
Grant Marsh
Bismarck
Yellowstone River
Rosebud
Custer
Big Horn
Tribune
al C. Gifford
Gifford
Do. A. Larson
Whitney Creek Ranch
al Wright
Tee Dee
Robert Tweed
B. F. Bragg
Robert Hamlin
Banat
Ssaero F
Moni
DS May
Bob
Gund
Main
Mvorit
Geo. W. Bart
J. W. Stith
W. A. Brubaker
P. P. Reiley
State Bank OF Terry
Terry, Montana
David Bick
J. B. Kempton
Geo
W. Bart Harve Robinson
T. Gipson
J.W. Stith Gee
Reid
Ashe
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