Community Notes from Baker and Nearby Towns
Baker residents pursue schooling and property changes while travelers visit Miles City and St Paul. Officials discuss ice cutting rights on the railroad reservoir, affecting local housing and shipping. Mrs. Loveridge takes over the lodging house. postoffice fixtures arrive as Baker plans full postal service. social visits and business trips are noted with local names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
Baker
R. E. Morris
Ekalaka News Roundup Of Local Visits And Town Affairs
Local residents and visitors list daily travel to nearby towns and ranches. Notables include Bob Yates delivering ice for Booth and Lucas, Edward Heggen and Septon Cady in town, and William Miller visiting from Rapid City. Dance events at Lorin Gilman and George Cleveland ranches draw large crowds amid calls for town unity and growth. Senator Sykes chairs the stock grazing committee with focus on roads and federal relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Senator Sykes
Banana Belt Still Rules Local Weather Statewide
Terr y LeSuer travels to the Twin Cities while Chris Frederickson visits from Miles City to aid his brother John. W R Felton and Thomas Nash measured Milwaukee road bridges here last Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Gipson left for Hunter's Hot Springs to improve Gipson health. Henry Kempton brought dry farm product samples for the Dry Farm congress. Springlike mild winter continues with no harsh conditions, Ol Man t an is in the Banana Belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Felton
Thomas Nash
Mr. Felton
A. G. Baker
Rekab
Milwaukee Road
George T. Gipson
Hunter’s Hot Springs
Mr. Gipson
Henry Kempton
Tribune
Town Heart Spirit Builds Prosperity and Pride
The article argues a town thrives when a small cadre of public spirited residents foster local pride and beauty. It contrasts thriving and neglected communities, cites an Iowa town that improved with a fine hotel attracting travelers, and stresses spending locally strengthens the heart of the community. It favors cooperation, loyal state and national ties, and investments at home over outflow of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy T. Mitchell J
Maxwell
United States
Europe
Iowa
Ada Man
Mildred D F Clark completes addition at farm house
Roadmaster Webb called at Mildred this week. A hotel dance last Saturday at the Hotel Mildred drew large crowds. The spring influx of settlers is expected. J Q Adams offers town lots for residence or business. A nest of frozen sea serpents was found in Fallon creek. J A Trumble builds a farm house on his claim. S S Riley becomes Mildred village blacksmith. James Russell reports a successful winter trapping. E V Bennett on the sick list with severe illness. The big railroad well should supply water for Custer county. J B Campbell plans to reopen the former Campbell Morrow laundry. S K Mitchener, after medical treatment east, expects to return soon. Frank Van visited Mildred as a business caller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Russell
E. V. Bennett
Custer County
J. B. Campbell
Campbell & Morrow
Campbell
S. K. Mitchener
Frank van
Mildred
Reetaw
Local Ismay Gazette Adverts Prove Their Value
The Ismay Gazette emphasizes advertising as the key to business success. It argues merchants reach customers through newspapers, speaking to the community about goods and prices to drive sales.
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Old
Lee Breckenridge
R. B. Flynn
Miles City
Mr. Flynn
Mr. Ramsay
Ekalaka
Wm. Holland
St. Paul
James Pepper
Messrs. Beck
Lang
Morris
R. R. Pearce
Mandan
North Dakota
Yan
The
Eagle
Bob Yates
Booth and
Lucas
Edward Heggen
Joe DeMarsh
Cady
P. LaBree
Ww. C. Smith
George
Powder River
Edgar Wear and
George Boggs
Dave Svaney
William Miller
Rapid City
S. D
Crook
Edgar Wear
J. A. Booth
M. O. Tracy
101
Dr. Colvin
D. A
Lorin Gilman
Neck of the Woods
George Cleveland
R. T. Ramsey
Harry Routell
R. C. Charters Co
Dr. Hedges
Fargo
Frances Freeze
Mr. Ramsey
Ey LeSuer
Twin Cities
Chris Frederickson
John
Ol’ Montan
Great
Banana Belt
Frank Domhoehler
Broadview Beach
Milwaukee
Lon Fluss
Pete Jensen
Hugh Hunter
Ismay
Caledonian Club
Don Macdonald
the Tribune
Betty
William Fisher
Syracuse
N. Y
Fisher
BeBunderibe
Zand
F. D. Clark
Roadmaster Webb
J. Q. Adams
Fallon Creek
J. A. Trumble
Riley
Mildred Village
Wepherday
Ismay, Custer CO
MONTA
J, A. McKinley
L. A. Conser
Ismay, Montana
Congress
Billings Gazette
Geo. W. Burt
J. W. Stith
W. A. Brubaker
F. P. Reiley
State Bank OF Terry
Terry, Montana
David Bickle
J. B. Kempton
Alfred Wright
Geo. W. Burt Harve Robinson
Geo. T. Gipson
Lon Piass Geo. O, Reld
U. S. Land Office
C. B. Towers Company
Hotel Olive Building
Nilles City
Monr
Silver Dollar Cafe
Benson Brothers
Montana
Devil Saloon
IS May
Bob
Gund
Mrs
May Prindle
Fabacco
Main
Mont
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