Ekalaka Community Notes Include Visits and Growth
The Ekalaka town column reports the Methodist Episcopal presiding elder Rev. L. H. Mickle's visit was appreciated with large congregations. It notes improvements around town, church renovations, new windows, an added hall, and a livery barn for horse sales. Local deaths, health updates, and multiple residents’ movements are covered along with upcoming events and land activity in Mildred and Terry areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Presiding Elder
L., H. Mickle
Bozeman
1.C.C. F
W. Freese
J.H. Booth
W. Ramsey
Odd Fellows
Roland Law
Ed Davis
W. H. Peck
H. Wiles
Lou
Ed Arpan
L. H. Mickle
Baker
W.H. Peck
Miles City
T. J. Martin
Missouri
Clark
Bispma
Nebraska
Sharp
Moving the Bright Ranch House to a New Creek Location
Bright Valley scenes unusual this week as the big log house is moved about 150 rods down the creek to a pleasant site. Mr and Mrs E G Bright hosted eleven guests on their last day in the old home, including six thirsty farmers. S S Irving photographed the valley while Scott and Bragg retrieved a horse, watched by curious Tenderfoot farmers. HH Hall and C J Walter will oversee removal and remodeling with added porches. The move follows updated survey lines showing the original site lay outside Bright holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright Valley Ranch
E. G. Bright
Mrs. Bright
S.S. Irving
Mr. Scott
Mr. Bragg
Terry
Mr. Bright
HH. H. Hall
C. J. Walter
Bright
Incomplete OCR: Miles City town notices and rails
Fragmentary OCR reads like a Miles City town notice or building activity report. The text mentions mayoral actions, possible posts, and rail references with several garbled phrases. Readable entities include Miles City and local civic terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Baker Boost for Baker Spotlighting Local Arrivals
McAdoo and Hall of Ismay visit Baker with plans for McAdoo to maintain a barber chair two days weekly. H Shipman spends Sunday with relatives at Ismay. Dougherty, busy, calls on Monday. Chapin leaves for Minneapolis for a month. Hunter and Anderson open a local shearing plant. wool house completed and stocked. Shipman and Fredrickson go to Terry for work. Trueblood of Ismay visits Baker. Hall and Whitehouse of Ismay visit Baker. Peck returns from Miles City.
Knowlton and Miles Community Notes and Roundup
Eastern Montana items report callers at the Tee Dee on Sunday evening. Ismay and Knowlton residents return from trips, with repairs planned on a Knowlton Ismay road and city hall painting underway. The Knowlton Horse Roundup starts Friday the 19th on Pine creek, finishing on Sandstone, and mail routes are being arranged for weekly northern service. Local weather delays rough ground for farm work as horse buyers and ranchers move between Dillon and county seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ranson
Tee Dee
Hugh C. Hamilton
Ismay
Clement Renan
Ekalaka
Chas
Dickson
Tom
Knowlton
Brice
England
Shorty Taylor
Fulton
H. Smith
Montana
Wayland Woods of
Miles
Pine Creek
Sandstone
W. E. Kinney
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Tte
Timay' S
Lewis Willard
Williams
J. W. Laney
Taylor Hotel
Roland .Law
T. J. Kin
Charters Co
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Aggaee
Oliver
Frank Maxwell
Ewalt
George Finley
Beaver Creek
C. Rhodes
W. H. Peek
Odd Fellowship
Mamma
James Hicks
Mildred
H. L. Struckmeyer
Illinois
Ol’ Montan
D. S. Hill
St. Paul
Mr. Hill
B. A. Tighe
Chicago
J.J. Morrow
North Dakota
C. N. Souther, Jr
Dakota- Montana Land Co
W. T. Faltyseh
Minnesota
Mr. Faltyseh
Heines
George A. Tusler
Foster
Tusler
Harper
George
Meyer
Mr. Huefner
Jed
al Harper
Terry Tribune
Tsmay
Retaw
Hugh Hamilton
Terri
The
Emmett Crosby
Ascar Brackett
Dillon
Burt
Gentimant
Mn’s Furnishings
Cnotes
CBSC
Isis
Luxor
Henanatic House
CBSO
Garland
Reshotnathas
Keen Kutter Tools
Keen Kutter
Esa Ate
Wrate Es
Pere
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