Farewell Reception for Mr and Mrs Eyer in Ismay
The Commercial Club hosted a farewell reception for Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Eyer at the Hubbard home. L. A. Conser presented a cut glass berry bowl, noting that the Eyers depart for a higher field with mixed pride and regret. Guests included local businessmen and families who mingled and shared luncheon afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Eyer
Wilson Eyer
W. D. Hubbard
Commercial Club
L. A
Eyer
Ismay
Mrs. Kyer
Messrs
W.D. Hubbard
N. A. Eagleston
A. C. Smith
G. A. Lewis
T. W. Evan
R. B. Ayers
G. Ju Stickney
L. A. Conser
Janet Leavitt
Elizabeth Rutherford
J. J. Prindle
New Cashier Takes Post in Ismay Bank
E. J. Armstrong of Merchants National Bank leaves Glendive for Ismay to become cashier of the First National Bank of Ismay succeeding Wilson Eyer who returns to Dickinson. Armstr ong earned the respect and good will of Glendive business men who follow him to the new town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Armstrong
Merchants National Bank
Ismay
First National Bank of Ismay
Wilson Eyer
Dickinson
Mr. Armstrong
Glendive
County Seat Items of interest from Miles City area
Reports from W B Ingham on his Washington trip and planned Miles City business. Deer trophies from Knowlton country. Otis Hoskins may settle in Miles City. Local diphtheria cases, teachers affected, and a large 2 210 registration with many voters new to the county. Building plans include Northwestern Building Co warehouse near St Paul track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BE. Ingham
Washington
Ingham
Miles City
A. B. Raison
A. Hk. Hiatt
J. Kieicheck
Dr. Bevis
Knowlton Country
Otis Hoskins
Utah
Jiesa
Senator Smoot
South ‘Side
Soo
Highthera
Roberts
Mary Lee Wilson
Northwestern Building, Co
Miles’ City
Government
Cedar
Baker
Ekalaka
Walt
Mizpah
Hackett
Ese 'Dee
Knowlton
Brandenburg
Stacey
Selway
Freight Row Inbound Notice OnD Straitway
Inbound shipment notices report freight movement with a focus on due amounts and route restrictions. The entry notes a round trip and a price tag of 250s in the context of a busy transit corridor.
Marriage of Migs Marguerite Cresswell and John Orthal
The couple wed at the groom’s home at noon on the eleventh with Judge J B Prindle officiating. Miss Cresswell travels from Minneapolis and Mr Orthal, an Earlingburt Mercantile Co accountant, will reside in their new house and host friends after November 25. The piece notes Montana cattle industry shifts as settlers diversify farming and boost beef supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs
Marguerite Cresswell
John C. Orthal
J. B. Prindle
Jack
Miss Cresswell
Mrs. Orthal
New Railroad for Forsyth Montana Aimed from Orin Junction
J C Soldan a company engineer says a Colorado and Southern extension will start soon to Forsyth Montana from Orin Junction Wyoming. Surveys nearly finished and the line will be the shortest from central Montana to Denver with several millions needed for construction. Financing in place and work to begin within 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontana
Colorado & Southern
Billings
J. C. Soldan
Denver
Dickinson
North Dakota
Helena
Orin Junction
Wyo
Cheyenne
Montana
Forsyth
Soldan
Elt
Campaign Literature from Glendive Attacks Hughes
A letter circulated in Glendive Township criticizes F. C. Hughes, candidate for justice of the peace, accusing him of inflated claims and linking him to the Standard Oil trust and railroad interests. Signer G. N. Burdick threatens jail time for Hughes supporters and hints at political intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendive
Glendive Township
F. C. Hughes
Justice of the Peace
Standard Oil Trust
Hughes Electric Light and Heating Company
Standard Oil
Hughes
G.N. Burdick
Westmore Claim Earnest Occupants Noted in Area Gossip
Mrs G P mentions Elliegson and Ghani. Sheriff reports £9. Mr and Mrs B Tessier host. Attorney C O Thorson works on shack. Miss Jabsand from Minneapolis visits parents. Alma Underwood arrives to establish residence on her claim two miles south of Westmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliegson
Alma Underwood
Westmore
Northern Pacific trains amid storms and milder week
A Montana storm slowed rail traffic on the Northern Pacific last week while farmers kept working. Elk River Star News notes a contrast between imagined ice and snow and real activities such as threshing, sugar chest handling, and alfalfa cutting. The St Paul road ordered 80 locomotives to meet Pacific coast extension demand, with five built monthly at Milwaukee shops, still short of needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Montana
Elk River
Minn
Star-News
N. P
Dave
St. Paul Road
Milwaukee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mkinleys Painishier L.A. Conser
Glendive Review
Pusineis
Feu Theo. Hamm
ST. Paul i
Ennensior
Nani
Themis
Vt Wits
R. V. Lawrence
P. O
Ont
Locate and
Myers Creeks
Powder River
Ismay Commercial Club
Dana
Hs J. E. Prindle
Conser
Tateltio Oo G. & Land Office
Mont
Preston
Wiade
Monthuanehidians
Ito
Replaver
Ur Saland
Miles Citys
Carl G. Berry
Charles G
Vincelétée
J. W. Massee
and. FB
Register
GE. Prindle
Eggleston
Prindle
United States Court OF Claims
Charles O. Nott
CE Weldon
John Davis
Stanton J. Peele
Howry
Webster's International
St. Louis
Sree
G. & C. Merriam CO
Springfield
Co Websters. International Dictionary
Department of Interior
Frank G. Homan
Montana Meridian
Register and
U.S. Land Office
Caye C. Berry
Charles G. Vincelette
Peter J. Homan
Ment
A. Kirgher
Department of the Interior
U. S
Miles Guy
Margaret Austfather
N. W
M. O. Tracy
Walter Anderson, Jr
William P. Johnson
Charles H. Emerson
John Johnson
A. Kircher
United States Land Office
General Land Office
J. G. Auld
Earlingburt
Ranch Supplies
Wee Ae
Ae Ee
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