Obituary and Terry Community Rallies For John W Stith
John W. Stith of Terry dies at 50 after a life spanning Indiana Wisconsin and Montana. Born December 30 1858 in Indiana he settled in Miles City then Terry with his wife Dirnelia and three children. A trader and community figure he was honored by Elks and local residents at a large funeral in Terry with services at the church and cemetery rites.
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John
Miles
Terry
John W. Stith
Indiana
Smantha
Yisconsin
Wisconsin
Ifor
Stith
Misa
Miles City
Galy Tower
Ter
Eers County
Seaber
Ab & Society
Fey
Thiou
Atranger
W.C. Hunter
Brind- Jois
Joan ‘W. Stith
Belaved
Elks Lodge
Ie cii Mire Stith
C. ‘Haynes
Ty R
Heals
Cc. W
Ieee
Asoe Hawlit
Lee
Walter
Terry-owill
Westmore News Roundup of Local Visits and Plans
Westmore residents report several trips to nearby towns including Minneapolis and Ismay. A school meeting discussed the new school house and a Christmas program drew a large crowd. Dr. J H Morrison of Joliet plans to move with his family and 480 acres join the Drummond homestead while Mr Drummond plans 50 acres of flax in spring.
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Dr. Morrison
J. H. Morrison
Joliett, IL
Drummond
Mildred
Local Notables and Illness Report From Mildred Area
Mildred is described as alive at Mildred Harvey, with Mildred’s youngest McMurray child ill from pneumonia but improving. Mrs McMurray recovers from typhoid fever. Mr and Mrs John Weatherson start housekeeping and await visitors as Miss Anna Weatherson visits from Terry for holidays.
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Kate McMurray of
Terry
Clyde Burrell
Tony Pex
Harvey
Mrs."McMurray
Mildred Hotel
John
Weatherson
Miss Anna
Mildred
Anna Weatherson
Local Residents Seen in Terry and Surroundings
Terry W E Kinney Asa Kempton and others travel for business and visiting relatives in Miles City Ismay Glendive and Minneapolis In Terry events include Stith funeral attendance a New Year dance postponement and homestead proof by Plympton Babcock Todays reports note improving range conditions and active local commerce
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W.E. Kinney
Miles City
Asa Kempton
Ismay
L. R. McLain
North Side
Terry
Charles Hanson
Fallon
Stith
H. J. Kramer
John van
A. O. Hewitt
Glendive
B. Kempton
Mesud
Phillips
Terry Coal and Lumber Company
Fatal quarrel at Newton ends in killing at saloon
Special to the Helena Record from Glendive reports that J W Olinger shot and killed Dan Keaton after an altercation at Olingers Newton saloon. Keaton had been released from county jail on the 22d for maintaining a disorderly house in Newton.
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Helena
Glendive
J. W. Olinger
Dan Keaton
Newton
Keaton
Olinger
Jack Olinger
Nebraska
Black Hills
Union Congregational Church Sunday Services Notice
The Union Congregational Church announces Sunday worship at 8 a.m. with preaching by Rev. G. J. Buergi and Sunday school at 1 30 p.m. All readers invited to attend the services and participate in the church program.
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