Local notes and moves in Glendive community life
Town news with visits by Senator McLean and Representative elect Hunter. Mrs Rutherford tours Forsyth Three Forks for a women’s exchange. Episcopal planning with Bishop Brewer for the 18th. Milk delivery ends as local demand falls. blacksmith shop eyed. Earlingburt electrification planned with 100 plus lights. Arrest in branding case leads to district court bond. bank cashier change at First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McKay
G. W. Burt
Burt
Foster
First National ‘Bank
E J. Armstrong
Glendive
Wilson ‘Byer
Armstrong
Merchants’ National ‘Bank
City
Byer
Big
Boia
St Paul’s Pacific Coast line nears coast completion in 1909
The Pacific Coast extension of the St Paul railroad from Butte to Seattle shows about 500 miles of track laid in five sections, with 200 more miles to complete. Seattle Tacoma and Idaho segments advance. bridges rise over Snoqualmie pass and the Columbia river as floods, grades, and terminal work in Seattle and Tacoma shape the launch readiness for next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast Extension
St. Paul Railroad
Butte
Seattle
St. Paul
Seattle-Tacoma
Black River Junction
Sumner
Maple River
Cascade Mountains
Snoqualmie Pass
Columbia River
Idaho
Plummer
St. Paul Pass
Taft
Bitter Root Mountains
St. Joe
Missoula
Garrison
Aga Gazette
Tacoma
Commencement Bay
Where is My Wandering Boy Tonight News Warning
A stern mother’s admonition urges discipline for a son named Adolphus. The letter blends moral warnings with violent imagery and biblical allusions, urging prayer and physical correction to steer him from ruin and toward manhood.
A Bankers Tribute To The Newspaper Fraternity
In October 1907 during the panic bankers and the country owe the newspaper fraternity thanks for steadfast service. The local paper and editor stood by the community, deserve support, printing, jobwork, and advertising from bankers and the public alike. The press deserves credit for stabilizing public sentiment and aiding recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden
Sefi
Westend
Dhe Press
Papanived Ag
Thiev Ns
Beth
ESA
Thiat
Fort Keogh Abandoned Buildings To Serve Interior Use
Fort Keogh in Montana is being abandoned by military authorities after the last detachment departed. The post, established after the 1876 Custer massacre, will have its serviceable buildings retained for Interior Department Indian schools and teachers homes. The surrounding 57,600 acres on the Yellowstone near Miles City will be opened for settlement and farming in southeast Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Keogh
Montana
Edgerley
Department of Dakota
Interior
Dakota Department
Interior Department
Custer
Yellowstone River
Miles City
Interior ‘Department
Westmore grows with new settlers and town improvements
Westmore seven miles east of Ismay shows steady growth. G P Ellingson’s store and a new barn by F Z Gray mark progress. Depot operator W Salmon and 18 nearby settlers push winter prep, with Ladies Aid meeting at Ellingson’s store. Farewell to section foreman Markwardt. Frank Moulton to run the section. The railroad fence completion irritates settlers and cattle owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmore
Ismay
G. Py
Ellingson
W. Salmon
Frank Tessier
Minneapolis
F. W. Jassaud
F. Z. Gray
G. P. Ellingson
Markwardt
Will Markwardt
Miles City
Fred Swendiman
Real Estate Listings and Local Political Pitch
Real estate and homestead locations advertised for purchase with options cash or easy payments. A political solicitation urges support for a legislative candidate J A McKinley by the Terry Tribune editor. Furnished rooms for rent at The Eggleston office upstairs and a prospector-style pitch to buy lots and build houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eggleston
Ismay Commercial Club Meets First and Third Mondays
Regular meetings held on the first and third Mondays of each month. J. E. Prindle serves as President and L. A. Consner as Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismay Commercial Club
J. E. Prindle
L. A. Connser
Simpson & Barr Liquor Firm Dissolves in Ismay Montana
Notice states the firm Simpson & Barr dissolves by mutual agreement. S. C. Barr & Company purchases Frank Simpson interest and continues business as S. C. Barr & Company in Ismay Montana. They will collect debts and assume liabilities. Dated September 30, 1908. Frank Sumpson, S. C. Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson & Barr
Ismay
Mont
S.C. Barr & Company
Frank Simpson
Frank Sumpson
S. C. Barr
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Mikinley
Re 'Conser, Easter
Manaier
McLean
Hunter
G.‘W. Burt
E. N. English
Bishop Brewer
J. BE. Prindle
Miles
F. S. Grey
H. F. Schlosser
Barber Grote
Gray Gables
Fourth Street
Mrs. F. Z. Gray
George Gallemore
Colorado
L. A. Conser
Helena
Clara Trapp
Chas. Swendiman
Dodge Center
Minn
Earlingburt Co
G. L. Stickney
Mrs. Wilson Eyer
E. E. Coar
Dickinson
Earlingburt
Bickle and Burt
N. DB
Adolphus
Solomon of Old
Berryman
Kansas Bankers’ Association
Frank Moulton
Ree
J. ‘A. McKinley
The
Terry Tribune
J E. Prindle
Steaders
Tandloos
Montaa Aultfather
Fintry
Ste
N. BE
Nows
Meridia
M. O. Tracy
U. S
Ekalaka
Ie Tee
Walter Anderson, Jr
William P. Johnson
Charles“. Emerson
John Johnson
Ekalaka Montana
A. Kircher
Register
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
General Land Office
A. Kincher
J. C. Auld
Asp Ismay
Ranch Supplies
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