Twin Cities Yellowstone Trail Association Formed in 1912
J E Prindle reports the Twin City Aberdeen Yellowstone Park Trail Association organized at Lemmon South Dakota on October 17 1912 to build and maintain a highway from the Twin Cities to Yellowstone Park parallel to the Milwaukee Railroad to Carterville Montana and then along the Yellowstone River to the park. Members include Minnesota South Dakota North Dakota and Montana leaders with a private funding plan and no state aid.
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Roads and Automobile Bulletin
J. E. Prindle
Twin City-Aberdeen-Yellowstone Park
Lemmon
Twin Cities
Minn
Yellowstone National Park
Milwaukee ‘Railway
Cartersville
Mont
Yellowstone River
Miles City
S. Dak
N. Dak
United States
Twin-Cities
M. J. Dowling
Olivia, Minn
Sixcylinder
Oakland
Judith
Basin
Falls
Havre
Minneapolis
Livingstone
eMont
Twin
Yellowstone Park
Milwaukee Railway
Ipswich
Atlantic
Pacific
Lewis & Clark
Fragmentary OCR Note on Boots and Fair Purchases
A partial OCR entry mentions boots and a fair, with fragments including quotes and stray words. The legible items are scarce, offering limited context about who bought what or when the events occurred.
Ismay Ekalaka Southern Electric Railway Plans Move Forward
An enthusiastic meeting approved the proposed line with subscription papers prepared. A thorough stock canvass will begin immediately and a permanent survey is planned for this fall to cover as much territory as possible before winter.
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Ismay, Ekalaka & Southern Electric Railway
Umbrella Thief Highlighted as Moral Test
In a large city boarding house a new umbrella is stolen and replaced by an old one with different initials. The incident raises questions about morality and courage in larceny, suggesting even small thefts reflect character and lawfulness. The account notes initial skepticism about mistaken identity but marks the act as a moral offense.
Knowlton Notes and Local Ranch Transfers
Dr Knowlton disposed of his cattle to Ed Holbrook and will retire from the cattle business Vernon Lawrence sold his cattle last week to Johnny Anderson Wayland Wood sold his ranch to Treweek Vowl and Ed wards who take possession immediately Mrs Wood and children will move to Missouri while seeking a new location Wayland Wood a pioneer farmer and contributor to local farming retires leaving a vacancy Dan Bowman hosted them for dinner W Reece George returned from an eastern trip preferring Montana Billie Bradshaw returned from Chicago Mrs Lum wonders about the gate hoist on Halloween Grandma Wood plans a visit to Indiana to see her son Follis
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Vernon Lawrence
Johnny ‘Anderson
Wayland Wood
Treweek, Vowl
Edwards
Dan Bowman
Wayland Wood and Family
W. Reece George
Montana
Billie Bradshaw
Chicago
Whitney Creek Notes and Local Happenings
Joe Matt of Clayton County Iowa eyed the area last week and may relocate a son here. Hugh Hamilton and wife visit Ismay to help J D Foster with a new hardware building. Elkader Indiana real estate man John Tujetsch spent several days here. Four new Whitney Creek scholars were added Monday bringing enrollment to 20. Mr Jeritz lost a horse Monday. Mrs Kinfield of Pine Hills helps with a new baby at Gilberts. Snow storm kept many from visiting Rev Williams at Pine Hills. Neighbors aided Mrs L Young in celebrating her birthday last Tuesday.
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Joe Matt
Clayton Co
Iowa
Hugh Hamilton
Ismay
Hamilton
J. D. Foster
John Tujetsch
Elkadeer
Whitney Creek
Jeritz
Kinfield
Pine Hills
Gilberts
Local ads note new owners and guests at Knowlton
Fragmented local items mention the First National Bank and McNamara along with James Rockwell. Mr and Mrs Harry Anderson visit Knowlton Tuesday as guests of Mr and Mrs Wood. Unclear text hints at restaurant business changes and new proprietors with wishes for success.
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First National Bank
McNamara
James Rockwell
Harry Anderson
Knowlton
Wood
Messry
meGilliveay
Silbian
Sopar
Eagle
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C.C. Ayers
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David Bickle
Wm. Fulton
Geo. J. Murphy
Ismay, Montana
Farmers & Stockgrowers State Bank
QO. N. Dunham
Walter G. Price
Nicholas G. Price
Chas. de Graffenreid
E, J. Armstrong
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