Specimen of One of the Best Crops Raised in Custer County
A portrait of John Thomas McRae Egan born October 29 1907 in Terry Montana. Son of Mr and Mrs Thomas W Egan now living in Ismay he weighed eight pounds at birth and walked at ten months. He is learning language with first words Mamma and Papa and is praised as a fine coming citizen of Custer County and Ol Montan.
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John Thomas McRae Egan
Thomas W. Egan
Terry
Ismay
United States
Custer County
Ol’ Montan
Open for Settlement in Ten More Townships in Custer County
Miles City land office rereceives filing of plats for ten townships in Custer county. Lands open to settlers Wednesday February 24. Plats cover townships near Baker Terry Glendive Miles City and Terry. Homestead or desert filings may be made before United States Commissioner W. A. Brubaker at the State Bank of Terry.
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Miles City
Custer County
A. Kircher
Baker
Terry
Glendive
the Tribune
United States
W. A. Brubaker
State Bank of
Strange moralizing about pleasures and neighbors
A reflective critique argues moralists overreact to natural appetites and malign private joys. It notes hypocrisy in zeal against dolls and lust, while everyday vices like envy, malice, and gossip persist. The author urges personal duty to promote neighbor happiness over public shaming.
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Grogatan Konyo Oclastl
Kola
Glemenii
Neeaef
Sony Moral
Death of Dr I C Bruning Shocks Miles City
Dr I C Bruning dies aged professional leader of Custer county after a severe illness traced to a cold. He died Tuesday January 12 while in Chicago hospital. A funeral committee travels to arrange services and plan interment in Chicago. mayor W W Andrus joins the delegation. Bruning is remembered as a progressive, trusted figure with wide local friendships.
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Miles City
I C. Bruning
Chicago
George K. Foster
Sidney Lanner
Leerschel
W. W. Andrus
Bruning
Custer County
Terry
County Board awards bids and fills local offices
The County Board of Commissioners met in special session January 8 at 2 p.m. to open grocery supply bids for the hospital and pest house. W B Jordan and Sons Co had the lowest bid for the hospital supplies, while Arnold Bros. led for the pest house. appointments were made: J D Foster to Ismay Township Justice, C H Loud to Custer County High School Board, and O C Haynes to Custer County Hospital Board. Adjourned sine die.
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Minges City
Board of County Commissioners
R. T. Furnish
J. W. Stith
C. Haynes
Pest House
Ismay
Justice of the Perce
J. D. Foster
Hon
C. H. Loud
Custer County High School
Sydney Lanner
Secretary Pace Retires from Montana State Fair Post
A note from Secretary John W. Pace thanks well wishers for kind words as he retires from the Montana State Fair role. The message conveys gratitude and notes Pace’s departure from the position after years of service.
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John W. Pace
Montana
Pace
Imenti
State Bank of Terry Holds Regular Annual Meeting
The State Bank of Terry held its regular annual stockholders meeting last Tuesday at the bank. Directors and officers were re-elected, including President George W. Burt and Vice President J. W. Stith. The surplus was raised by 9 000 to 19 000, nearly matching the 20 000 capital, signaling strong faith in Terry’s future and the bank’s conservative growth.
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State Bank of Terry
Messrs
J. W. Stith
J. B. Kempton
Alfred Wright
George T. Gipson
Lon Fluss
Terry
George W. Burt
W. A. Brubaker
F. P. Riley
George O. Reid
David Bickle
Harve Robinson
Terry’s Bank
Aod
Montana
Pace’s Departure Sparks State Fair Leadership Question
The state capital faces questions over John W. Pace stepping down as secretary of the State Fair. Pace’s hands on leadership is praised for advancing the fair's work and stirring doubt about finding a successor with his experience. The Tribune wishes Pace well in his future endeavors.
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John W. Pace
Pace
the Tribune
Dry Farm Congress Delegates Named by Terry Tribune
The Terry Tribune reports Governor Norris has appointed Montana delegates to the Trans-Missouri Dry Farm Congress in Cheyenne Wyoming on February 23 to 25. Delegates include J Z Breugger Culbertson and J A McKinley Terry among others. The editorial favors holding the 2010 session in Montana and specifically Miles City, citing rail access and local readiness.
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the Tribune
Edwin L. Norris
Montana
Trans-Missouri
Dry Farm Congress
Cheyenne
Wyo
J.Z. Breugger
Culbertson
John Lohr
Glasgow
W. M. Woodbridge
Hinsdale
Sidney Rundle
A. W. Mahon
B. Moss
Billings
W. L. Sudduth
J. F. Kelly
Ieter Lloe
W. A. Long
Lewistown
George W. Belcher
Moore
B.S. Campbell
X. Y. Sudduth
Lavina
David Wilger
George
James 3
Miles City
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Congress Us
Congress
Dissatisfied Readers Blast Local Paper For Missing Items
A reader letter from a disgruntled subscriber complains that the paper ignores news such as Simpkin’s calf accident and a grandpa obituary. The author mocks editors for not printing requested items and laments the paper’s lack of brains and timely editorials.
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Feng
Terry Drug Co
Russell
Simpkin
Yure Shete
Grandpa Henery
Ark
Darter
Hudson Republican
Hudson, Wis
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Terry Tribune
Robert Louis Stevenson
L.C. Bruning
O. C. Haynes
Custer County Hospital Board
H. B. Darnall
State Bank Meeting
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