Ekalaka News Briefs From the Fourth
Local ball game results show Ekalaka winning on the Fourth with Camp Crook seeking a rematch. Several town accidents, sprains, and injuries are reported, including Charlie Atkinson and Henry Stinebar. Church improvements, social plans, and various visits and local trades complete the day’s notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekalaka
Camp Crook
Charlie Atkinson
Armstrong
Calvin
Henry Stinebar
SK. H. Shober
Odd Fellows? Hall
Church Ladies’ Aid
Reuben Winchell
Mildred Montana Settlement News Highlights Growth and Homes
Rural Mildred reports rapid farm construction and home building. Builders, rail crews, and engineers survey water tanks while homesteaders arrive seeking land and markets. Local residents bolster crops with rain and plan hay production as cattle buyers visit and hotels report strong patronage.
Baker Sentinel to Chronicle Baker News and Townsite
Baker residents report a busy week with weather damage from a big wind storm near Carlyle and multiple business moves. J A McKinley selects site for a new Baker Sentinel building, E B McCaslin erects a saloon, Midland Coal buys Terry yard, and surveys advance on the new townsite with sale planned for early August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McKinley
Baker Sentinel
E. B. McCaslin
Terry
Mr. Beck
REKAB
J. E. Hale
Ismay
Baker
Ekalaka
Midland Coal and Lumber Company
Miles City
Terry Lumber and Coal Company
J. H. Hayden
Jamestown
N. C
Hunter & Anderson
Pat Crowe
McCaslin
Residents Move Near Ismay and Local Happenings
Knowlton Charles Dickson and his son Thomas left Friday to establish a new home near Ismay accompanied by Emmett Crosby and Max Krell due to Dickson foot injury. Frank Daly and Ed Holbrook came from Powder River reporting a lighthearted view of a sea serpent versus a mountain lion encounter hindered by heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickson
Thomas
Ismay
Emmett Crosby
Max Krell
Dickson
Frank Daly
Ed Holbrook
Powder River
Lance Irvine
Frank Lum
Knowlton
Ol' Montan
Harry Schlosser
Pine Hills
Miccau Brothers
Harry Woods
Fred Portman
Will Parker
Albert Roberts
Arthur Carrington
Jack Ewart
Chifpf Chaff
Local notes from Terry and surrounding towns
Terry Tribune reports continued rain in Ol Montana while Ismay editor L A Conser visits Terry. Mrs. George W Burt and family travel to a ranch midweek as Livingston Post notes local movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Tribune
Montana
Livingston
The
Post
L. A. Conser
Ismay
Terry
George W. Burt
Stith Leading Montana Delegate to International Congress on Tuberculosis
The Montana delegates to the International Congress on Tuberculosis in Washington in September and October include Hon. J. W. Stith as the sole member not signing M. D. after his name. The town hears reports from locals about wool prospects, railroad survey activity at Baker, and irrigation plans for the Yellowstone valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stith
Montana
Washington
M. D
H. J. Newman
Knowlton
Anderson Pen
Baker
St. Paul
W. R. Felton
St. Paul Road
Miles City
the Tribune
Alex. A. Huppert
Wisconsin
Mr. Huppert
J. W. Drummond
Mildred
George W. Burt
Burt
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Old
Custer County
Little Ray Wilson
John Anderson
Anos Lambert
Minneapolis
Stork
Ole Olsen
Jack Mwalt
Ekalaka-Knowlton
L. EF. Whitehouse
John Rogers
Fred Law
Mkalaka Hotel
Joe McDonnell
Frank Thompson
Fargo, N. D
T. Hartlett
Ed Warner
W. Freese
Nellie Franklin
Lewiston
G. Burkhart
Carrington, N. D
Lewis Collins
John Lanes
Martin Bloomberg
G. Bradshaw
Williams
Barney Tighe
R. R. Co
Barney
C. N. Souther's Jr
George Popa
Glendive
S. K. Mitchner
Frank van
F. D. Clarke
Bb. Vance
Warmweather
Arte Dolie
Nddie Tighe
Mrs. James Hicks
Mr. Hicks
Owen Gallagher
Gallager
Times
Hance Murphy
Mr. Murphy
B. E Murphy
Fallon Creek
Joe McGrath
Mr. Billings
L. B. Clark
Brunson
Mich
J. J. Morrow
Shobe
Will Pressly
A. J. Burbank
Leon B. Clark
A. J. McGrath
Hicks
A. N. Souther, Jr
George B. Haynes
Milwaukee Ry
Pope
H. Struckmeyer
Mr. Heines
Milwaukee
F. D. Clark
F. Z. Gray of
F. C
E. T. Willis
Robert Anderson
Miles
R. J. Froebe
North Dakota
J. K. Tatley
Carlyle
F. E. Wertz
Woonsocket
Mr. Wertz
Midland
T. O. Ramsland
Milwaukee Land Co
W. A. Beck
Midland- Coal & Lumber CO
Ismay, Montana
Ismay, Custer CO
J. A McCkinley
L. A. Cunser
Devil Saloon
Lexington Club
W.H. McBrayer
Cedar Brook
Belle of
Anderson
Bond
Bob
Gund
Hamm
Silver Dollar Cafe
Benson Brothers
Ilroad
Main
Mont
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