Local Visitors and Town Notes From Ismay Week
Westmore visitors H D Carpenter Henry Benson Miles City W E Ricker Mandan Marmarth G J Fenton Marmarth Chas Ward Joe Hunt Livinston J K Jordan Gov W Young L Waldo Wibaux L A Conser Baker Sentinel editor Ismay visit Crop conditions near here Mrs KR Mitchell Emily Gay Mills Wis visit Theron with a claim B W Moore sprains ankle in accident Gray Gables hotel lobby remodeled adding barber shop and shoe shine Hugh H Hunter sheriff candidate visits Ismay A W Sherman Reedsburg Wis eyes homestead New tennis court near Geo W Burt youths gather there Militia boys head to summer camp American Lake Washington 16 men left Glendive by train for camp
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KR. Mitchell
Emily
Gay Mills
Wis
Ismay
Theron
Small
American Lake
Washington
Glendive
Soldiers From Fort Assinniboine Headed to American Lake Camp
Three companies of the regular army from Fort Assinniboine marched to Helena to catch trains to American Lake Washington for the annual encampment. A fatal forest fire near Colville Washington killed Miss Pearl Brewin 19 and her 9 months old nephew. The Lee family of Trout Creek, convicted counterfeiters in Helena federal court, were sentenced to Leavenworth. Washoe Sampling Works in Butte destroyed by fire causing 75000 loss and 60000 insured. Anaconda Copper Mining Company owned the plant.
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Fort Assinniboine
Helena
American Lake
Wash
Colville
Washington
Pearl Brewin
John Wyman
Silver Bow County
Butte
Lee
Trout Creek
Leavenworth
Fie
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Chicago Live Stock Markets Cattle and Sheep Report
About 65 000 cattle arrived this week, up from last week, with strong demand and margin over year-ago values. Native cattle about 25c lower, Montana shipment priced around 6.00 to 6.10 for steers. cows mostly at 4.00, calves to 7.00. Sheep prices rebounded with lambs around 7.50, fat yearlings 5.00, feeding lambs 6.00 to 6.50, ewes 3.0 to 4.10. Waters and Dunbar note strong market for western cattle and sheep.
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Montana Cattle Co
LSUU
W. W. Deiskill
Weimuke
Waters & Dunbar
Chicago
Lumber Yard Opens as New Star Lumber Opens
The Star Lumber company officially opens this week offering a full line of lumber and building materials. Manager F. M. Schwartz, an experienced lumberman, invites local residents to call for estimates and service as the firm begins operation after securing stock and fixtures.
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The
Star Lumber Company
F. M. Schwartz
Touny
Range Cattle Bring Good Prices on Chicago Market
A. W. Storm of Sundance Wyoming sent cattle to Chicago on Monday July 25. Despite a heavy run and lower market, Storm’s steers averaging 1102 pounds sold for 85.60 at S. & S Packing Co. The shipment, on the Texas order, was handled by Walters & Dunbar who specialize in western range cattle.
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A. W. Storm
Sundance
Wyo
Chicago
S. & S Packing Co
Chisago
Walters & Dunbar
Laux Moves Grocery Stock to New Main Street Building
B L Laux moved his grocery and feed stock from the Gray Gables annex to the former Home Restaurant building on Main Street. He cited a rise in business and insufficient space at the old quarters.
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Laux
Gray Gables
Resaurant
Main Street
Crop Outlook For Ismay Region Drives Machinery Purchases
Local buyers show strong demand as three carloads of harvesting equipment arrive in Ismay in two weeks. Pavelka Moore reports sales averaging two machines daily and cites delayed shipments as a bottleneck. Newcomers and old residents bring grain samples for exhibits on the Milwaukee special car, highlighting the area’s homesteading appeal.
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Ismay
Moore
Pavelka & Moore
Milwaukee
Bridge Opening Celebration Moves Forward in Terry
Citizens of Terry push for a general holiday to mark the Yellowstone river bridge linking the north side territory with Terry. The ferry has alternated with three months of no river crossing, and the new span promises year round access and better routes to the north. The Commercial club plans to discuss the celebration at its next meeting to Weld the ties between north and south sides.
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Terry
Yellowstone River
North Side Territory
oteSnall
Crops Are Good In Old Montana
Montana shows only six percent below normal in the July map from the Crop Reporter, refuting drought stories. The U S Department of Agriculture emphasizes reliable crop reports guiding grain markets, with the Northwest and Midwest faring worse than Montana.
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Montana
United States
Crop Reporter
Bureau of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Union
Northwest
Middle West
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Washington
Wyoming
Idaho
Minnesota
Aergase
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Mandun
G. J. Fenton
Marmarth
Chas. P. Ward
Joe Hunt
Livingston
J. K. Jordan
Gov. W. Young and
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L. A. Conser
Baker Sentinel
FE. Z. Gray
Mr. Moore
Hugh H. Hunter
Ika- Jaka
A. W. Sherman
Reedsburg
Sherman
Geo. W. Burt
Lennis
Acme
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Ieee
Sabine
Montana News
Gallatin County
Rusch
Edward Donlan
Northwestern Development Company
Thompson's Falls
Sevcial
Donlan
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Ubet
Order of Magles
S. D. Weed
Henry Lawrence
Richard Brown
W. R. Logan
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W. W. Watkiss
Billings
Charles Boler
Hamilton
Jerry Melloy
Gardiner
Oubside
A. J. Wil
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Fergus
Granite
Jefferson
Lewis and Clark
Lincoln
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Meagher
Park
Powell
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Silver Bow
Democratic State Central Committee
Wovernor
United States Senate
Chicago Livestock Markets
B. L. Lauix
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