The Happy Life Rev Rover in Philadelphia Methodist
A brief religious item notes Reverend C. H. Rover leading a Philadelphia Methodist congregation in a program themed The Happy Life. The notice emphasizes spiritual guidance and church activities.
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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1908
Page
15
A brief religious item notes Reverend C. H. Rover leading a Philadelphia Methodist congregation in a program themed The Happy Life. The notice emphasizes spiritual guidance and church activities.
The Montana dairy train runs June 15 to 25 from Hamilton to Glendive along the Northern Pacific. The special, first daily Montana trip, showcases modern milking machinery and dairy demonstrations with experts from the state college and dairies guiding stops at Hamilton Missoula Drummond Helena Townsend Livingston Big Timber Billings Miles City and Glendive.
C N Souther Jr visits from Mildred for supplies as Terry plans a new lumber yard under manager C W Sieg of the Terry Brick Co. A brick bin fire is planned within two weeks. Community chatter includes visits, a drugstore basement nearing brick work, and a leather postal from Hunters Hot Springs hinting at Kemp ton’s improving health.
The Ismay Montana paper announces weekly publication with editor J A McKinley and publisher L E Whitehouse. It lists pricing for subscriptions and advertising and notes a pending second class matter entry under the 1873 act.
The Furstnow Saddlery in Miles City has grown from a small start in 1884 to two stories with two basements, claiming the largest western saddlery in the Northwest. Al Furstnow’s shop produces about seven hundred high grade saddles yearly and offers Bourstnow cowboy saddles, harnesses, leather goods, and art leather work, with a nationwide and international trade through a illustrated catalogue. His motto is a satisfied customer, and the establishment invites readers to visit for courteous treatment and quality goods.
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