Mildred Active With Development and News in Custer Co
Residents report new arrivals and work on local projects in Mildred Montana. Distant travelers and visitors include James Trumble and James Hicks kin, while hay production and rain improvements boost crops. A depot, telegraph operator, and potential rail service emerge as town signals. locals discuss temperance meetings and sample collections for exhibitions.
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James Trumble
Miles ‘City
Mildred
St. Paul
Miles City
B. S. Hill
F. D. Clarke
J. J. Morrow
James Hicks
Fallon Creek
Death at Ekalaka ranch linked to accidental shooting
The oldest son of Dr. Calkins was found dead at a ranch seventeen miles north of Ekalaka from a bullet fired by a 33-55 rifle. Authorities led by coroner T. J. Martin opened an inquest with Justice W. H. Peck examining witnesses. no arrests were made and the jury adjourned to the 24th.
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Calkins
Dr. Calkins
Nels Kalstrom
Justice of the Peace
T. J. Martin
W. H. Peck
J. F. Yale
State Game Laws Regulate Seasons Licenses and Prohibitions
State game rules set hunting seasons for elk antelope mountain sheep grouse and other species with per season and daily limits. Open deer season runs September 1 to December 15 with a three animal limit. Fishing allowed year round with rod and reel. some birds and large game are forbidden to kill. Shipping out of state requires a game warden permit and licenses vary by resident status.
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Yellowstone Park Roving Highwayman Strikes In Broad Daylight
A lone highwayman halted sixteen stage coaches in Yellowstone Park and robbed 125 passengers of over $10,000. With two large six shooters he forced passengers to disgorge valuables, then escaped along a back trail toward Old Faithful. Several coaches carried prominent travelers, and the last hold-up was reported in 189.
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Jack Campbell
Chicago
Mothershead
McLean
Old Faithful Inn
Yellowstone Lake
Park
Old Faithful
Yellowstone Park Transportation
Monida
Wylie Camping Company
Havy
Trade Conditions Boost Industrial Activity and Merchants
Trade conditions RADE and industrial activity expand with conservative improvement seen as permanent. Distribution is larger and mercantile collections more prompt. Jobbing houses busier as retail buyers meet requirements with moderate orders, avoiding overstock. Western and Southwestern reports show harvest bounty and large shipments of manufactured goods to agricultural districts.
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