Fallon Flat field notes and local travels
A fragmentary Fallon district roundup notes Ed Williams leading a party at Fallon Flat headquarters and locating several groups. Rev. William J. Large plans to preach there and inspect the field for a Sunday school. Various residents like Nick Battleman and Thomas Hackney make visits or purchases, with farm goods and livestock mentioned.
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Charles Hanson
Howeseekers
Ed Williams
Fallon
William J. Large
Fallon Flat
Nick Battleman
Mr. Ballard
Miles City
Thomas Hackney
Schwindt
J. D. ‘Johnson
Salem
Peré
Baker News Sketches and Local Happenings
Baker residents report a judge and candidates visiting, a dance at the C BE Shear ranch to raise funds for a new school house, and preparations for a winter homestead. Otis C Haines and William B Clark, local office hopefuls, engaged with voters while freight outfits left for Ekalaka and plans for a Main Street well begin.
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W. A. Payne
Kingmont
Minneapolis
Otis C. Haines
William B. Clark
District Court
Baker
C. BE. Shear
B. C. Johnson
Ekalaka Gossip Highlights Local Doings And Social News
The Ekalaka column notes deer heads and cattle trading by locals including J W Hiscock and Hugh Hunter. It mentions marriages, new house and bar fixtures, an insurance agent in town, and visits by Miles City figures. Mrs Owens returns from Camp Crook. Fred Law back from Tongue River cooking duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hiscock
A. W. Lucas
Maxwell-Ekalaka
William Yates
Society
Hugh Hunter
Louis Arpan
Miles City
William Freese
Ekalaka
Dague & Matheny
Bidlake
James G. Ramsay
The
Tribune
William Owens
Camp Crook
S. D
Fred Law
Tongue River
Akalake
Notable Conserving Governor Norris Denounced by Opponents
A Republican critic argues the party platform omits conservation issues, praising Governor Norris as a steady, principled leader. The piece portrays Norris as modest, dedicated, and dedicated to developing Montana’s resources for future generations.
The Ismay Debuts Local Paper Details and Rates
The Ismay Montana weekly notes editor J A McKinley and L A Conser as local manager. It lists subscription prices of two dollars per year and one dollar twenty five cents for six months and states second class mailing under federal act of 1879.
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Ismay
Ismay, Montana
Hogs Chickens and Farm News From North Side Lester McLean
The North Side Lester McLean offers fine hogs about fifty chickens and other livestock for sale as he struggles to herd them at the ranch. Co C Sinnott sent a sample of ling wood to Terry and contemplates patenting it. Also shipped were corn and fine potatoes left at the Bragg ranch. Martin Maney works a large irrigating ditch three miles long to be finished this fall with winter debris. A McLean team driver slept at the XIT ranch and left a saddle horse pasture gate open, allowing the team to wander homeward by instinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester McLean
Co. C. Sinnott
Terry
Bragg Ranch
Martin Maney
McLean
Xit Ranch
Local Terry News Highlights Crop Plans and Docks
Chris Miller completed turning over forty acres on his claim southwest of town, totaling fifty five acres with R C Elton as the worker. Chris plans to plant a full crop next season. Sol Nichols hosts a ball and dance hall opening at Falcon’s Dew Drop Inn this evening drawing a big crowd. Henry Gipson returns from Artesia New Mexico to work at Ranchman’s Supply Co. Chris Jacobson travels through town with a large outfit en route to a ditching contract on the North Side. E Ross holds a forty acre sod turning contract for the Northern Pacific railway at Broadview Bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Miller
R. C. Elton
Chris
Sol. Nichols
Falcon
Terry
Mr. Nichols
Fallons
Henry Gipson
Artesia
N. M
Ranchman’s Supply Co
Chris Jacobson
E. Ross
Pacific’ Railway
Broadview- Bench
Hamlin
Felovater
Babliehasi
Montana cattlemen meet to guard against anthrax from South Dakota
In Miles City a gathering of twenty five stockmen bankers and railroad men discussed preventing anthrax from infected South Dakota districts entering Montana. They urged rail and border protections with line riders along 250 miles and asked state boards governor and the Montana Stockgrowers association to provide support and funding. Dr Knowles will send data from Iowa on the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
W.S. Swank
South Dakota
Montana
Helena
Custer County
Knowles
Dakota
North Dakota
South’ ‘Dakota
Wyoming Line
H. B. Wiley
Pierre Wibaux
Kenneth McLean
C. Cato
L. W. Stacey
State Board of Stock Commissioners
State Board ‘of Sheep Commissioners
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Iowa
Miles
Industrial recovery visible as workers return and permits rise
The past week showed many wage earners resuming work in mills and factories after long idleness. Building permits increased and unemployment in building trades declined, aided by larger contracts and stockpiling for anticipated demand. Conditions vary with some projects postponed until after the election and water shortages causing short time at plants.
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Man Patte
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