Ekalaka News Marathon Of Local Events And Visitors
Ekalaka reports a week of activity as residents and visitors attend horse sales, broncho riding feats, and social events. Clarence Cicely rode a broncho, while Joe Donley faced a neck breaking accident. many locals and guests were listed including Felix Gray and T. R. Wilds. An ice cream social, a dance at Odd Fellows hall, and plans for a new State Bank in Ekalaka highlight the town calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Marshall
Ewart
Hans Boyd
Joe Donley
Odd Fellows Hall
John Oliver
Martin
Florence Freese
Ekalaka
W. Owens
Joe DeMarech
Joe
Wool Season Ends as Busy Shearing Towns Quiet Down
The shearing season closes in this area with shearers returning home around Tee Dee. Local wool haulage relies on Dan McDonald W C Hamilton and Douglas May who hauled to Ismay Baker last week. Several visitors and locals including Adiel Olsen Hugh Hamilton and Nellie Caton are noted around Tee Dee while Mrs Ranson recovers from an ankle sprain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekalaka
Dan McDonald
W. C. Hamilton
Ismay
Douglas May
Baker
Hugh C. Hamilton
Nellie L. Caton
Tee Dee
J. H. Price
Ida la Bree
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Heywood Daly
Ed Holbrook
Knowlton
S. K. Mitchner
Frank van
Mitchner
Harper & Williams
B. J. Tighe
E. J. Harper
Hance Murphy
Wim. Long
Mildred residents host railroad officials and settlers
Immigrations notes from Mildred detail visits by Mildred Geo. Haynes and other railway agents to scout the area. Promises of favorable press and growth come as settlers describe hay cuts, crop prospects, new houses, and town improvements including a pumping station and a coaling dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Haynes
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Jones
Michigan
Hayden
Ohio
Hicks
Indiana
Mildred
T. J. Larry Champion
Chicago
Mr. Champion
Oliver Van Saves His Sheep in Flood Threat
The Terry Tribune reports Oliver Van in Sheep Mountain country saved a flock of about 2 600 head during a sudden river flood. He drove 25 miles to reach the valley bottom and moved the herd to higher ground before the rising waters covered the flat in minutes. The horses and rig were spared to protect the flock on the crucial night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank van
Terry
F. D. Clark
Mr. Soli
Liver van
Miles City
the Tribune
Van
Mr. van
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Old
Custer County
David Laney
Clarence Cicely
Felix Gray
T. R. Wilds
Mr. Beard
Harding
Aimes Lambert
Carl Smith
John Bidlake
Glendive
North-Western National Life Insurance Co
Fuqua
Chalk Buttes
Sherrill
Camp Crook
Colvin
Miss Sutton
Breckenridge Ranch
McLean and Booth Ranch
Harry Sykes
Maud Freese
Alice Newberry
Yellowstone Park
The
Independent
Mr. Mulkey
T. Hesselgesser
Dr. Sherrill
Joe DeMarch
Amos Lambert Jr
F. Z. Gray
Gray
Sheep Creek
Adiel F. Olsen
Mr. Olsen
Glendive Ditch
Robert Ranson
H. Heinse
Burbank
Leon B. Clarke
Joe McGrath
Mr. Larsen
Fallon Creek
Art Solie
Williams
H. L.struckmeyer
Ed. Hicks
James Hicks
Ol’ Montan
Mr. Murphy
Retaw
Geo. W. Burt
J. W. Stith
W. A. Brubaker
F. P. Reiley
State Bank OF Terry
Terry, Montana
Geo. W. Bart Harve Robinson
Geo. T. Gipson
J. ‘W. Stith
Lon Flusa Geo
Reid
Mholesale
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Oliver van
Terry Tribune
Ismay, Guster CO
Montana
J. A. Mgckinley
L. A. Conser
Ismay, Montana
Congress
Iismay, Montana
Devil Saloon
Lexington Club
W.H. MecBrayer
Cedar Brook
Belle of
Anderson
Bond
Gund
Hamm
Silver Dollar Cafe
Benson Brothers
Moniana
Prindle
Leavitt
Seea
Cece
iStréeet
Pee Ee
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