Baker School Week Opens As Town Adds Trades
Baker starts Monday with new barber shop and blacksmith, two key residents. A strong Republican vote is reported in Baker precinct. C. H. Morse visited Miles City Sunday. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs John Beckman last week. Miss Maggie Findlater of Toronto visits her brother John Findlater. Congregational services in schoolhouse Sundays at two pm. Rev Bohr preaches. A Loveridge moves hotel to town near planned depot site. Oscar Ness and Beekman Bros. handle the work. Walter Hughes elected Justice of the Peace for Baker township succeeding Judge Anderson. Mrs Frank Buckley visiting Mrs J D Johnson in Rekab Creek area.
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Baker
C. H. Morse
Miles City
John Beckman
Maggie Findlater
Toronto
Canada
John Findlater
The
Congregational Church
Bohr
A. Loveridge
Oscar Ness
Beekman Bros
Charlie Clements
Glendive
Fallonat
de A. McKinley
Steve Joubert
Hamilin
Terry
Mr. Terrett
Miles ‘City
McMakin
Thompson
Patterson
Smith
North Side
Sas
Si? Robinson
Walter ‘Markel? O'Loughlin
Karl Renn
Paul Renn
Henry Egge
Ed Weisner
Lou ‘Weisner
Bullard
Misses
Connie Johnson
Alma ‘Emmmerson
May
Buckley Myrtle Buckley
Mabel ‘Buckley
Henry Kramer
Johnson
Lewis
Cohen
S. E. Joubert
Herbert Hamlin
Fallon
D. J. Becker
Miss Graham
W. A. Cameron
al Wright
Main Street
Co. B. Sutherland
H. J. Neuman
Frank Sorenson
Mr. Rankin
Powder
Ekalaka Rallys Quiet As Sheepmen See Nesters Trouble
The Republicans and Democrats held rallies in Ekalaka with small crowds. News notes mention the Chalk Buttes sheepmen dealing with nesters, a death in Stanton Nebr of H H Kleckner aged 75, and local social chatter. Over 300 voters registered here. Thanksgiving dance planned with Jack Ewart visiting. AKALAKE.
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H. H. Kleckner
Stanton
Nebr
A. W. Lucas
Kendal
Mr. Lucas
Kenneth McKenzie
Ponderville
Roderick Munroe
McKenzie
Jack Ewart
Akalake
Glendive Visit Shows Spring and Gabin Social Scene
Spring and Gabin Greek Misses Jennie and Mariel Williams visited Glendive this week. Numerous out of town guests from Terry and Miles City joined XIT members from North and South Sides. The text notes dances, hunters, and a lively electric town ambiance with many local names mentioned.
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Jennie
Mariel Williams
Glendive
Joe Thompson
Barker
Spring Creek
Terry. Dc. W. Sieg fires brick kiln for building bricks
Local reports note Terry residents and visitors attending events and conducting business. W. A. Cameron became street commissioner and worked on Main street. R. T. Furnish visited after being elected county commissioner. Bishop Brewer to lecture at the Opera house with Rev Ny Bogfish officiating. Mrs Johnson travels for operation. villagers discuss church, ranch work, and local errands.
Montana road problem needs study by legislature
A Montana voice urges state leaders to form a comprehensive study of road needs across districts. The author argues hard rural conditions and dispersed population require expert analysis, updated information, and a new law to fund data gathering and advisory services for proper road construction and maintenance.
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Fort New Roads
Booster Anthem Echoes Through Old Custer Day Festivities
Fragmentary OCR of a celebration piece features repeated calls to boost and chant like Boost, boys, boost as it references Old Custer day and a mix of place sounds. The text includes stray names and garbled lines suggesting a rural pageant or parade with communal cheer and historical echoes.
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Aster County
Old Custer
Povai Post
Mildred Local News Roundup and Election Notes
The report covers a first election in Mildred with Alderman C Williams and family visiting from the ranch. Notes mention a polling place at Hotel Mildred, a coaling dock overseen by Albert Tighe, W A Long ill, and locals busy with farming and preparations for winter. Social items include a well attended ball hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Hansom, business updates for Morrow and Campbell, Harper and Williams store footwear, and St Paul depot operator McKinley’s hunting reputation. An amusing anecdote has H H Murphy misidentifying his father’s hat as a skunk and firing at it.
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Mildred
C, Williams
Albert Tighe
W. A. Long
Charles Hansom
H. Carpenter
Morrow & Campbell
Harper & Williams
H. S. Struckmyer
Textile trade slight gains amid renewed demand and firm prices
Reports show manufacturers receiving orders with requests for prompt delivery. Confidence rises as prices hold firm where concessions were offered. Many mills resume after idle periods, with sufficient orders to sustain activity into year end. Broadening demand seen in pig iron and related sectors with improving trade conditions.
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Ehloarwatee Creek
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California
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