Local Layout and Town News From Baker Area
Town notices report residents building and moving homes and offices in Baker area including Frank Gensley work on a claim and post office move to Fourth street. Odgen, Burt, and Mil lison families arrive. fires threaten fields. dance planned at Earlingburt Hall with Whitney Creek Orchestra. Roberts and Taylor split livery business. Bill Roberts escapes injury after a runaway team near Knowlton.
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Earlingburt Hall
Whitney Creek
Wm. Lewis
al Grinnell
Frank Gensley
Montana Property Value Increases by 31 Million in 1909
Helena Oct 19 An increase of more than 31 million dollars in Montana total property valuation is shown for 1909 over 1908. Total valuation after equalization stands at 280,401,064 with real estate and improvements 136,618,246 and personal property 85,359,069. Other values include railroads 68,422,840 watches and jewelry 112,806 libraries 152,230 steamboats 7,425 automobiles 58,500 mining claims 59,320 and ditches 445,838 503,185 towns and improvements 30,985,147 real estate other than town lots 55,350,848.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
J. J. Ryan
State Board of Equalization
New Bridge Project Advances Across Yellowstone River
Contractors unload piling and materials for the new county bridge spanning the Yellowstone River. Several carloads arrived early in the week and preparations are complete for active work to begin in a few days.
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Yellowstone River
Local Terry notes include visits and business across town
Terry readers report Dr C W Barber in Miles City Alfred Wright buys Cook residence Col Malone from Miles City does business Judge Crawford from Dickinson visits Terry C W Connor builds blacksmith shop Mrs A S Kempton visits J B Kempton ranch Door LeSuer returns from Minneapolis Rev W C Hunter departs for Minot F J Reitz travels to Glendive Flint orchestra to Fallon Alex Haugham on business Postmaster Tusler's son ill with jaundice Sam Anden ships winter supplies J W Drummond moves with family Mary Phillips visits relatives Donald McRea plans sheep shipments Mrs H McDowell and daughters arrive Maxwell acquitted of assault L R McLean J W Mothers head to focus on sheep J W Stith blocked at Baker returns Bishop Brewer to preach at Terry church Carlin Swanson Butler Hunter Dow file on homesteads Ed Phillips transfers cattle Frank Flint named night marshal at Commercial Club.
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Flint Orchestra
Fallon
Alex Haugham
North Side
Terry
G. A. Tusler
Sam Anden
Roylee
J. W. Drummond
Whitney Creek
Mary Phillips
L. W. Lamb
Justice Miller
Pete Cordon
L. R. McLean
J. W. Mothershead
J.W. Stith
Ekalaka
Baker
George C. Carlin
Freeport
Peter Swanson
Moorhead
Frank Butler
Wayne City
Ill
Clyde Hunter
Calvin L. Dow
Oakes
N. D
Ed. Phillips
Medora
Milwaukee
Northern Pacific
Phillips
Musselshell
Baker U. official visits Miles City land office matters
Baker U S Commissioner Barber spent Monday in Miles City attending to land office concerns. The Lioya restaurant interiors are being refitted for winter comfort. Mrs. O M Lucier, returning from Terry, will teach the veoue school five miles east of town. Frank Shaw plans to plant about 200 acres this fall using a steam plow. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs T S Crow. next meeting on the 28th with Miss Findlater. Nellie Cutran visited Camp Creek and Bowman before returning home. Henry Bergstrom resigns from Tang's store to winter on his south Baker homestead, replaced by Stanley Wood. W D Andrews and wife of Minneapolis visit Daugherty in Kingsmont area. Mrs Andrews is Daugherty's sister. George W Gallimore plans christening ceremonies for the Dais Bell ranch next month. Commercial Club delegates Morris and Latham named for Dry Farm Congress in Billings on Oct 26. Chas J Brown and George James discuss hotel stock company with Ramslund. project appears promising.
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Frank Shaw
Ismay
Ladies’ Aid Society
T.S. Crow
Henry Bergstrom
Tang's
Baker
Stanley Wood
W. D. Andrews
Minneapolis
Geo. M. Daugherty
Kingsmont
Andrews
Datugrherty
George W. Gallimore
Commercial Club Sundy
Morris
Latham
Dry Farm Congress
Billings
State Experiment Farm
Chas J. Brown
Miles City Tumbler Co
George James
Midland
Stray Buckskin Pony Reported Near Mildred
A stray buckskin pony about 15 years old and 800 pounds was seen mile and a half from Mildred. It bears quarter circle branding on the left shoulder. Respondents: C. Wittiams, Mildred, Mant.
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Mildred
C. Wittiams
Mant
Stray Mare Described From Plevna Identification
A stray mare weighing about 1000 pounds with a white face and hind feet was found near Plevna on September 8. The horse, branded on the hip, wore a halter and rope with no front shoes and wide rear shoes. Notify I F Swendiman.
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Plevna
I. Swendiman
Ismay Commercial Club Regular Meetings Schedule
The Ismay Commercial Club holds regular meetings on the first and third Mondays of each month. J. E. Prindle is President and E. J. Armstrong serves as Secretary.
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J. E. Prindle
E. J.armstrong
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Ational Bank
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R. L. Anderson
David Bickle
Vice Press
James Hunter
E. J. Armstrong
Cashier
J. H. Price
Wo. Fulton
A. G. Baker
Coal and Lumber
Roundup Coal
Earl E. Gaines
Ismay Meat Market
N. A. Eggleston, Prop
N. A. Eggleston’s Brands
U. S. Way of
Sam Hunt
Frank Simpson
O. W. Titus
Miles City
Wm. Frankland
G. W. Burt
Miles City Friends
Geo. W. Burt
Ilinois
Roy Hosfield
H. L. Struckmeyer
Midland Coal and Lumber Co
Railway Co
Hans Larson
Frank Smith
Frank Bunn
Westmore
John Bidlake
Billings Insurance Moan
John Wilson
Elmer Silbaugh
Gray Gables
Little Bank
Fourth Street
Gray
C. E. Stevens
Westmore School
Stevens
Lucille
Burt
Helen Courtney
Miles City High School
Levi Millison
la Farge
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Millison
Everett Wilson
Wakapala S. C
Kibbe
Taylor and Hunt
Burt Street
Main Street
Jesse * Huston
Abelt
Chas. Hepler
Jack’ “Hartley
la Farge Wis
Mr. Hartley
Mr. Millison
Jisk Snyder
H.P. Minneapolis
Earlingburt Mercantile Co
Soo. James
Midland Coal & Lumber Company
Chas. E. Tsrown
Mr. James
Wibaux
Mrs. Brown
Roberts & Taylor
Mr. Roberts
Shorty Taylor
Foster
Viéser
Roberts
Taylor
Bill Roberts
Knowlton
The
Terry Tribune
C. W. Barber
Alfred Wright
Cook
Col. Malone
Crawford
Dickinson
N. C
C. W. Connor
A. S. Kempton
Morristown, S. D
J. B. Kempton Ranch
Door LeSuer
W. C. Hunter
Minot
F. J. Reitz
Reitz Bros
Glendive
Bishop Brewer
Presbyterian Church
the Sentinel
U. S
Barber
Lioya
Nellie Cutran
H W. Sparks
Camp Creek
Bowman Enroute
H. J. Hitech
Lallarpe
Ismay Commercial Club
Albert Roberts
Ismay, Montana