Terry Roster Notes Local Happenings and Developments
Local items report Mrs. Large ill and several residents traveling for business or visiting relatives. People moving to Cherry Creek homestead include T. W. Lamb and wife and later W. B. Tart and wife, with new arrivals from Prairie du Chien joining booster efforts. Arbor day observed poorly due to rain. Rev. Wm. C. Wuner to preach. improvements include Cameron building repairs and planned restaurant opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Stokie
J. W. Simpson
Simpson Ranch
Terry
W. E. Otis
Mr. Otis
J. B. Shaw
Alice Schwindt
Montana
Twin Cities Suffer Series of Auto Accidents
In Minneapolis two men are injured and a girl wounded as a river side laundry wagon, two automobiles and a livery wagon suffer heavy damage following a sequence of accidents in the Twin Cities area.
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Minneapolis
Ber
Sregult
Twin Cities
Morida
Getaway with Company Cash by Milwaukee Depot Employee
Harry G. Gray, hired ten days earlier as night operator for T. C. Laughlin at the Milwaukee depot, vanished Tuesday night with 52 dollars of railroad cash and about a dollar of charity funds. Deputy Sheriff Ross searched for the defaulter. latest reports say he was seen near Calypso at 10 PM Wednesday, and prints have been alerted in hopes of recovery.
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Harry G. Gray
T. C. Laughlin
Milwaukee
Gray
Isfon
Mr. Laughlin
Ross
Calypso
Freight Traffic Recovers Pace On Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific freight trains run in sections to clear yards as heavy traffic overwhelms the line. For two days no local freights moved while hundreds of through cars were shuffled. In 24 hours on Tuesday the road carried 47 long trainloads through Terry as congestion persisted and officials urged patience with rail operations.
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Northern Pacific
Terry
Ranchman's Supply Sees Brisk One Day Machinery Trade
The Ranchman's Supply company in Terry sold two separators and one engine in a single day, aiming to deliver before fall threshing. The deal signals strong farm machinery demand, with several other sales likely closing soon and potential for two or three more separators in the area.
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Terry
NP plans Glendive to Helena cut off to speed Coast line
Northern Pacific president Howard Elliott announced in Helena a new Glendive to Helena cut-off aimed at shortening distance from St. Paul to the coast by about 350 miles at an estimated cost of ten million dollars. The route would pass through Dawson Fergus and Meagher counties and connect with the main line at Helena, with two main lines through the region and enhanced service for mail and fast freight.
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St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Glendive
Helena
Howard Elliott
Montana Record
Dawson
Fergus
Meagher
Milwaukee
Miles City
Billings & Northern
Fergus County
Yellowstone Valley
Elliott
Yellowstone
Northern Pacific outlines Montana land sales and rail work
President Elliott announces plans to rebuild a 30 mile Logan to Bozeman rail section with higher tracks and reduced grade. He says the company will sell agricultural lands to actual settlers quickly, aiming to prevent speculators and keep prices affordable as surveys finish.
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Montana
Logan
Bozeman
Elliott
Northern Pacific
Alfalfa Cultivation Rules Highlighted By Dr Beal
The article promotes alfalfa as a premier crop in the Yellowstone valley near Billings. It lists ten cultivation rules from Dr Beal of Michigan including land selection, soil prep, lime use, seeding rates, nurse crops avoidance, nodulation inoculation, harvesting cadence, and fall mulch to sustain ten year growth.
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Yellowstone
Billings
Beal
Michigan Station
Mud Tale Tops Deep Mud Yarns From Red McDonald
A columnist relays a humorous roadside incident in which a man finds a hat buried in mud and discovers the owner beneath, later revealing the owner stands on a load of hay. The anecdote accents the depth of mud and the comic twist.
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Red McDonald
Holbren Sells Land Section Near Terry to Gottlob Mauch
A. Holbren sold a land section 20 miles south of Terry to Gottlob Mauch of Goodrich North Dakota. The price was not disclosed but described as top market. The deal was brokered by O H L Marquis Realty, the first of several deals on hand.
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Terry
A. Holbren
Gottlob Mauch
Goodrich
N. D
O. HL
Marquis
Terry Team Plans Sunday Return Game in Fallon
The Terry baseball squad aims to travel to Fallon for a return match after a prior loss to Cry. ee. The team seeks revenge and stronger play with renewed resolve and focus for the forthcoming game.
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Terry
Fallon
Felsel
Terry Team Presents New Lineup For Key Game
The Terry lineup features Dill at first base and McBreary in left field with McDowell in center and Hesselberg at second. Gaines will catch, Felsel pitches, Kelly at third, LeSuer short, Mothershead right field, while McDowell remains in center and McBreary bolsters the outfield for the important contest.
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Gaines
Terry
Dill
McDowell
McBreary
Felsel
Hesselberg
Kelly
LeSuer
Mothershead
Terry People
Notice of desert land final proof by Orrin W. Titus
Orrin W. Titus of Ismay Montana filed intent to make final proof to establish his desert land claim No 1704 05030 for Sun NEW NEISEI in Section 20 Township 1N Range 67E Montana. Proof before Felix Z Gras Ismay on June 14 1910 with witnesses N A Keyveleston J H Hasty Bernard May Fred Pivitt all of Ismay Montana.
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Department of the Interior
U.S
Miles City
Montana
Orrin W. Titus
Ismay
Custer County
Sun
Felix Z. Gras
Cos
A Keyvleston
J. H. Hasty
Bernard May
Fred Pivitt
A. Kircuer
Register
Notice for Public Publication of Homestead Proof
Department of the Interior notices Nelle Gilmore nee Lockwood of Vienna Custer County Montana who filed homestead entry on August 19 1908 for NEE Section 26 Township 7 North Range 7 I M P Meridian now to a final commutation proof June 1 1910 at Ismay Montana witnesses Joseph Markwardt William J Markwardt T Swendiman Silas J Gilmore all of Plevna Montana registered by A Kircher Register
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Department of the Interior
Miles City
Montana
Nonice
Nelle Gilmore
Lockwood
Vienna
Custer County
Nee
U.S
Ismay
Joseph Markwardt
Wm. J. Markwardt
T. &. Swendiman
Silas J Gilmore
Plevna
A. Kircher
Register
U. S Land Office
General Land Office
M. P
Mont. homesteader files final proof notice in Terr Montana
Hernan L. Struckmeyer of Mildred Custer County Montana filed intent to make Final Commutation Proof to establish claim on his 1908 homestead NIASWty St NWS4 Sec 12 T II N R N Meridian. Hearing set before U.S. Commissioner W A Kirnbaker Terr Montana May 30 1910 with witnesses N Souther Jr Frank Van Frank T Souther Roy Brockway all of Mildred.
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Department of the Interior
Miles City
Montana
Hernan L. Struckmeyer
Mildred
Custer County
Niaswty
W. A. Kirnbaker
U.S
Terr
N. Souther, Jr
Frank van
Frank ‘T Souther
Roy Brockway
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Biswarek
J. W. Moore
Wm. C. Wuner
Falow
C. O. Simpson
J.W. Fleming
Glenn White
Dave McNaughton
Ming Boys
Falon
Peni
George Geps N
Rosie
Henry Furhman
Stratford S. D
Mondary
A G. Tewis
J. A. Grads
Portland
Cameron
A. G. Lewis
Stratford
S. D
Mr. Lewis
Jim Toner
Forsythe
Merritt McDermott
Fargo, N. D
Central Hotel
Across Country
The
Union Congregational Church
G. J. Buergi
R. V. Lawrence
Knowlton
Mont
Locate and
Myers Creeks
Powder River
T. J. Riley
Ismay, Montana
Home Ranch
Pennell Creek
Range
Pennel, Cabin and
Sandastone
Albert : Roberts
Ismay, Mont
Tebeah
Miles City Creek
Manne
Eggleston
N. A. Eggleston’s Brands
Geo. W. Burt
J. Kempten
Alfred Wright
W. A. Brubaker
F. P. Reiley
State Bank OF Terry
Terry, Montana
David Bickle
J. K. Kempten
Deo. T. Gipson
Lon Pluss
Mackin & Flint
Home Seekers
Terry City Property
RB. J. Brasen
Miles & Ulmer Plumbing A: Heating Co
Main Street
Miles City, Montana
the Star Lumber
Lumber
Company Tere Mon
TANNA
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Slap Ety Te Ae
State’ ‘Bank ‘of
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