Hospital Living Up To Its Name In Miles City
A June 19 1900 report honors the Custer County Hospital in Miles City detailing 575 patients treated since August 1907 with 125 major operations. It notes limited bed space total 39 with Milwaukee Railway cottage beds, staff wages, and ongoing effort to secure a larger facility while stressing the hospital’s charitable mission and need for public support.
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Custer County Hospital
Miles City
Custer County
Milwaukee Road
County Commissioners and Hospital Corps
Milwaukee Railway
E. B. McWhorter
Record numbers of land filings signal westward growth
May filings at the Miles City Land Office totalled 401 with June expected to rise above 400. If the trend continues, about 3,000 settlers monthly may arrive across Custer Dawson and Rosebud counties, swelling government landholdings and boosting permanent residence and production prospects.
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Middle West
Uncle Sam
Miles City
al Kircher
Land Office
Custer
Dawson
Rosebud
Montana News Clippings Mix People Politics and Curiosities
A local collage covers Bryan, Gould, and Heinze in satire while noting Notre Dame granting a law degree to Senator Carter. It reports Montana eagle sightings, fossil hunts by Brown and Kaisen along the Missouri, and Chicago Health Chief Evans warning about pests. The piece ends with courthouse lawn remarks and a Carbon County sheriff case.
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Coal and Lumber
Earl E. Gaines
H. W. Lyman
Midland Lumber Co
Ismay
Montana
Mrs
May Prindle
Live Stock Investments
J.E. Prindle
Ismay, Mont
Northern Pacific Scrip
C. B. ‘Towers Company
Miles City, Ménit
Hotel
Olive Building
the Land Office
Bryan
Muskevan, Mich
Miles City Civic Improvement League
Howard Gould
F. Augustus Heinze
New York
Notre Dame
Ind
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Burkett
United State Senate
William
Maudie
Butte
T.rof. Brown
Kaisen
American Museum of Natural History of New York
Missouri River
Evans
Chicago
Miles City Health Department
Gov. Slughes
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Roosevelt
Outlook On Corporations
A. H. Holter
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Norther
Sheriff's Office
Carbon County