Ekalaka Social Locale Reports and Meetings
A Sunday and Monday of callers and visits in town includes Cyrug Hardy Walter Anderson and John Webber as visitors. Beav er lodge and Beaver Creek events note meetings and two new initiates. Coyotes and wolves killed by Joe Kinsey in Harding area. A bank moves into a new building and local society groups rehearse and entertain. An update on Mrs Heffron recovering from cancer surgery and other hometown notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kinsey
Mr. Kinsey
Harding
S. C
Government
Ismay Lights and Montana News From The State
Montana items report Ismay town now lighted and discuss across the state topics from a Great Falls train robber to Columbus Day creation. Mentioned are legislative adjournment, pool room closings, and elk herd gifts to Billings lodge, plus local elections and railway rate talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul McCormick
Billings Lodge B. P. O. E
Montana's agricultural drive aids prosperity and growth
The piece argues Montana must develop agriculturally to grow wealth and population, highlighting non irrigated lands for settlement and dry farming as a path to broader irrigation development. It stresses settlers buy cheap lands, boost taxation base, and that agrarian advances would spur state revenue and future irrigation projects.
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Montana
F. B. Lindfield
State Agricultural School
Bozeman
Thins Gr
Elands
First Steam Engine Arrives in Ekalaka Town
The Shing engine arrived from Baker on Saturday carried by the Russell brothers and drew a large crowd, marking the first steam locomotive ever seen on Ekalaka streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekalaka Jie
Baker
Russell Bros
Ekalaka
Trade Conditions Show Slow Revival Across Sectors
Trade reports indicate mixed signals with overall improvement in Europe and the US yet a slow revival. Rail earnings for early February are near 1907 levels but higher than last year, while bank clearings outside New York rise. Iron and steel price cuts create uncertainty. copper falls. cotton and woolen goods hold firm. hides weak and shoe trade dull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Canada
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Dee
Ismay
Atythe Ismay
Ander
Cyrug Hardy
Walter Anderson
John Webber
Box Elder
George Elder
Zelma
Amos Lambert
D. W. Surface
Canton Custer No.6
P. L. McCrea
Terry Wolfer
Ekalaka Commercial State Bank
Sam Davidson
Young Ladies Single Blessedness Debating Society
I. O. Williams
R. H. Beazley
George Boggs
Miles City
Stanly Brown
Beaver Lodge No
Joseph Shultz
Steve Brower
Rochester
Joe ‘McDonnell
Minn
McDonnell
Ekalaka Arove
Swan Olsen Ranch
Beav
Yale
Butte
Great Falls
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget
Gov. Toole
St. Joseph, Mo
Norris
Billings
Laura Medina
Deer Lodge
Merrifield
Washington
Taft
State
Minnie van Dorn
Clair McGee
the Deacon
Silver Bow County
Democratic Club
Forsyth
Northern Pacific Railway
State Railway Commission
Helena
J. J. Hill
W. J. Bryan
Anaconda Stablemen’s Union
Red Lodge
Northwestern Improvement’, “Co
Madison
Phillipines
Manilla
Isabella Harrison
American Federation.of Labor
Missoula
Gompers
Co. D
F Guards
Jo Jo
Russell
Hamilton
James McGraw
Rosebud County
McGraw
Cascade” County
Northern Cheyenne
Flathead
Fort Peck
Commercial Club of Roundup
Musselshell
Milwaukee
Roundup
Montana University
Mexico
Custer County
Solons
Dixon
Senate
Thomas C. Marshall
Republican ‘National Committee
Ineaugural
Arene
Fergus
County
Lewistown
Bair
Senator Carter
North
Montana Review
Glasgow
Glasgow Democrat
G. E.” Minton
Democrat
Andrew Jackson
Thomas ‘Jefferson
Grover Cleveland
Congress
Carbon
Yellowstone Counties
Annis
Columbus
Stillwater
C. W. McLean
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway
Anke
Arthur Froembling
Power Mercantile Co
Froembling
Aloe
Grea
Lord Macaulay
Dun’s
U.S. Land Office
Tseng C
Bi Fowers: Company
Ofive
Bullaing
Mont
Renee
SSR
John
Gunn
Peerless Bee
Etka
Ismay RT
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