Town Visitors Reported From Mildred And Nearby
A series of notices lists residents and visitors to Mildred and nearby towns. E V Bennett, Ray Foster, Mel Rydell, Joe Kempton, Harry Peabody, John Fillensworth, B J Dierckman, C B Sutherland, Oevar Ernst, Drummond, Lewis Strouse, H T Marston, Miss Bertha Christensen, Claud Drumond are named with towns including Mildred Miles City Saugus Terry Flat Top Butte Drummond Beach Glen Livingston and surrounding areas. Farmers are urged to bring wheat oats flax barley potatoes and onions for a local surplus display.
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E.v."bennett
Mildred
Ray Foster
Miles City
Mel Rydell
Saugus
Joe Kempton
Harry Peabody
John Fillensworth
Northern Pacific Land
Terry
B. J. Dierckman
Westmore
C. B. Sutherland
Oevar Ernst and Wife
H.T. Marston
Livingston
Bertha Christensen
Claud Drumond
Glen
Ruois
Crops in Custer County Show Strong Prospects
A Thursday auto tour with W. A. Brubaker Dey LeSuet and J. Bo Kempton reports excellent yields for out, wheat, speltz and flax despite dry weather. Early flax should lead. turkey red and durum wheats promise strong returns. oats may reach 30 to 45 bushels per acre. overall soil adapts well to agriculture in the region.
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Terr
W. A. Brubaker
Dey LeSuet
J. Bo Kempton
Custer County
Prairie Fire Near Terry Burns 100 Acres
A prairie fire started Wednesday afternoon two miles east of Terry burned about 100 acres of grazing land before residents extinguished it. A light wind aided quick containment. Earlier in ten days, several valley fires along the railroad were checked by vigilant section hands with little damage.
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Terry
Bridge over Yellow stone nears September opening
W O James foreman reports the first bridge span swung yesterday over the Yellowstone at Terry. Steel for the second span should arrive August 10 to 15 as crews push to have the bridge travelable by early September.
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W. O. James
Yellowstone
Terry
Yellowstone Wien
Ople
Eibys
Hes County
Inauguration of Terry City Officials Next Monday
The newly elected Terry mayor Alfred Wright and aldermen Henry Gipson Charles Hendrickson Lester Braley and Walter Nelson will be installed at 8 p.m. Monday at the Terry opera house. County commissioners have canvassed the vote, inaugurating a self governing town with funds to improve streets sidewalks and beautify the town the best little city in Eastern Montana. Citizens urged to attend and endorse the new officers.
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Terry
Opera House
Alfred Wright
Henry Gipson
Charles Hendrickson
Lester Braley
Walter Nelson
Montana
Notable Baseball, Prisons, Floods In Various Locales
First Baseman Stovall of Cleveland used a hidden ball trick on players from Washington New York and St Louis this season. A lodge of Owls was instituted in Deadwood South Carolina with 200 members. An Indian wedding in Selby featured Fan nie Hates Firm and Feter Pretty Bear as the couple. Porto Ricans celebrated the twelfth US occupation anniversary in San Juan. In Leavenworth an escape attempt left Laughlin dead, Armington wounded, while guards hunt the remaining fugitive. At Alcatraz three U S privates died when a yawl capsized near Carquinez Straits. In Billings a shooting killed J Ward Huse. Denton fled but was later captured. Miss Blanche Atwood Miss Etta Aldrich and Miss Sadie Turner drowned during a Cheyenne river flood. In Cleveland twenty eight girls struck for higher wages at American Chicle. Michigan farmers use phonographs in barns to boost cow milk output. Two Bulgarian workers were rescued after being buried a day under dirt and rock near Milwaukee Road.
Mildred News Highlights From the Whitney Creek Area
Mildred notes report Dr J H Morrison called to Israny Wednesday and Mrs S L Nichols ill. Ed Howerter of Terry visited Mildred on business while Miss Myra Day from Miles City vacationing on Whitney Creek. A dance at the new meat market drew about 40 attendees and locals report crops mixed with drought. The militia left Mildred for Seattle for inspection and practice as construction of new concrete bridges progresses along the C M & P S.
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S. L. Nichols
Whitney Creek
Ed. Howerter
Terry
Mildred
John Weatherson
Dr. Morrison
Myra Day
Miles City
Red
Matt Berger
Drummond
Whitney
A. B. Snow
Glendive
J. W. Drummond
C. J. Larimer
Mobridge
Christ Jacobson
J. M. Nichols
Gladstone
N. D
Dacia
H. Lied
Opium Bust Shocks Kansas City as Largest Still Is Found
Kansas City officers raid what is described as the largest opium still unearthed in America. Twenty six thousand dollars in opium and $25,000 in cash are seized. manager Charles Kwong and several Chinese nationals are arrested. Opium was hidden among decks of cards in jars and dishes. one room of the still held about $10,000 worth of the drug.
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Kansas City
America
Charles Kwong
Local County Salaries and Sheriff Candidacies Noted
Announcement of candidacy for County Treasurer in Custer county by JORDAL JOHNSON and for Sheriff by HUWNY AH HUNTER, all subject to respective Democratic and Republican county conventions.
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Custer County
Jordal
Johnson
Huwny AH. Hunter
Union Congregational Church Sunday Services
Services held each Sunday at 2 p m with preaching by the pastor REV G J BUERGS. Sunday School follows at 3 p m.
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The
Union Congregational Church
G. J. Buergs
John Quinn Seeks Final Proof on Montana Homestead
John Quinn of Ismay Custer County Montana filed for final five year proof to establish his homestead claim on Lot 4 5 SEY NW NEX SWI Section 6 Township N Range 56 E M P Meridian. The proof is to be given before U S Commissioner Felix Z Gray at Ismay Montana on August 22 1910 with witnesses Denham Brunson Terry Montana P G Foley T J Riley F A Priess Ismay Montana.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Miles City
Montana
John Quinn
Ismay
Custer County
Sey
Township
M. P. Meridian
Felix Z. Gray
U. S
Denham Brunson
Terry
P. G. Foley
T. J. Riley
F. A. Priess
A. Kircher
Register
Riley seeks final five year proof on Ismay homestead
Notice is given that Thomas J. Riley of Ismay Montana holder of homestead entry No 2870-01905 filed intention to make final five year proof to establish his claim to the SE of section 6 township north range 56 west on August 18 1910 before Felix Z Gray U S Commissioner Ismay Montana Witnesses named I A Priess John Quinn William Fisher C K E Priess all residents of Ismay Montana Register A Kirncher
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Thomas J. Riley
Ismay
Custer County
M. P. Meridian
Felix Z. Gray
U. S
I. A. Priess
John Quinn
William Fisher
C. KE. Priess
A. Kirncher
Register
Martin F Macdonald files final proof in Montana land claim
Notice states Alexander F Macdonald of Mildred Custer county Montana filed intent to make final five year proof to establish his homestead claim No 06169 for SW Section 33 Township 10 N Range 63 E M P Meridian before W A Brubaker U S Commissioner at Terry Montana on August 13 1910 Witnesses are George R McDonald James W Drummond Stephen E Joubert George T Gipson all of Terry Montana Il8alo A Kirch er Register
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Alexander F. Macdonald
Mildred
Custer County
Township
Range
M. P
Meridian
W. A. Brubaker
U. S
Terry
George R. McDonald
James W. ‘Drummond
Stephen E. Joubert
George T. Gipson
Homestead Final Proof Notice for Ora Gillis at Ismay Montana
Department of the Interior notices Ora Gillis of Ismay Montana intends to file final commutation proof for a homestead entry made April 15, 1909. See U S Commissioner at Ismay Montana on July 30 1910 for land claim. witnesses include Ted die Sprague Roy Hosfield 4087W Jarratt Leif Young all of Ismay.
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the Interior
U. S. Ad Office
Miles’City
Montana
Ora Gillis
Ismay
Custer County
M. P. Meridian
Felix Z. Gray
U. S
Teddie
Sprague
Roy
Hosfield
Aoaties
Township
Range
M. P.meridian
Roy Hosfield
Raymond Bonnell
Leif Young
Monbann
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Chester K. Armington
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Billings
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J. Ward Huse
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Miss Schilling
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Alex McMurray
Drummond Ranch
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Wall Lake
James Dunbar
Ismay, Mont
Geo. W. Burt
J. B. Kempton
F. P. Reiley
State Bank OF Terry
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Miles
United States Land Office
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