Local News Roundup From Baker Region
Walter Wolf visited from his ranch this week. Mrs. W C Hoffman visits Glendive friends. J and Sidie traveled to Miles City for business. Leslie Walling spent Tuesday with country friends. Mrs H D Carpenter spent Tuesday in Marmarth visiting. Editor Conser of the Baker Sentinel was here on business. Samuel Irving Harry Underhill and A Mennis from Mildred visited Monday. Land settlement activity resumes after a quiet summer. Mrs G W Burt returned to Ismay after visiting Miles City. Geo W Burt spends week here. Kinsey reports thriving. Olive Lovett of Miles City started teaching here Tuesday. Sadie Wolf left for Sioux Falls S D to visit relatives. B L Loux added a store addition on Main Street and moved his family to the back portion. W A Cameron of Terry was here on business Sunday. Mrs Cameron is the store proprietor.
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B. IL
Loux
Main Street
Local Notes On Move Request And Election Results
A resident declined to state his plans about relocating a plant. E J Walrath and his children returned to Miles City after a summer on a claim nearby. Republican primaries elected J E Prindle and Albert Roberts as delegates with G G Askins and J D Foster as alternates. Voter turnout rose from last year and exceeded the total presidential vote.
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J. E. Prindle
Albert Roberts
G. G. Askins
J D. Foster
Montana Democrats Defeat Endorsement Plan at Convention
In Livingston on September 8 the Democratic convention rejected a plan to endorse a U S senator candidate by 335 to 175 despite bitter clashes led by Walsh forces. W A Clark and Bruce Kremer opposed endorsement. Silver Bow backed it, causing a heated roll call and wild postvote demonstrations.
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Frank S. Hartman
Boleman
Supreme Court
Col. T. O'Leary
Anaconda
Pete Sanger
Butte
Livingston
Mont
Montana
Walsh
W. B. George
Billings
Donoghue
Glendive
R. M. Anderson
Silver Bow
Bruce Kremer
August Report of Land Office at Miles City
The U S Land Office Miles City August report notes stronger land movement than the prior year with filings across homesteads desert land and coal lands totaling about 43 425 acres. Entries include 65 homestead 80 22 acres 91 homestead 26 328 50 acres and 19 commuted homesteads 2 944 16 acres with final proofs and desert land entries and final proofs plus coal and isolated tracts. Fees and collections amount to 13 746 88.
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U. S. Land Office
Miles
Delegates Chosen in Custer County Republican Caucus
Republican primaries in Custer County selected delegates and alternates for the Milesity convention next Monday. The tight county attorney race drew the most contest, with Terry contributing delegates Alfred Wright W A Brubaker Walter Nelson W A Cameron O A Custer C W Grandes Br G Bright and alternates Dey LeSeur Frank Flint C O Hewitt AO Gullidge Geo Johnsons Henry luster and Az Kempf. Delegates will have seven votes in the convention.
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Custer
Milesity
Terry
Alfred Wright
W. A. Brubaker
Walter Nelson
W. A. Cam‘eron
O. A. ‘Custer
C. W.grandes
Br. G. Bright
Dey LeSeur
Frank Flint
C. O. Hewitt
A.O. Gullidge
Geo
Call for Custer County Democratic Convention Minutes 1910
Official notice calls the Custer County Democratic convention to assemble at the Custer County Court House in Miles City on Thursday September 16 1910 at ten o'clock to nominate candidates for state representatives county offices and two justices and constables per township. It also directs election of a county central committee for two years and lists delegate apportionment and precinct primaries scheduled September 10 1910 with notices posted in three public places.
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Custer County Court House
Miles City
Custer County
Thomas D. Long
Montana
Beebe
Blatchford
Brandenbergt
S. H
Carlyle
Prlloni
Naan
Knowlton
Midland
Moorehead
Otter
Powderville
Preston
Renn's
Sadie
Selwav Occas
Stacey Lee
Teedee
Terry
Ladies' Dance in Ismay and Vicinity Friday Night
A ladies dance and social will be held at Earlingburt hall on Friday evening September 16 with supper at Gray Gables hotel. The event is hosted by local ladies and aims to be a successful ladies hop featuring music by the Ismay orchestra.
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Ismay and
Earlingburt Hall
Gray Gables Hotel
St. Musit
Ismay Orchestra
Helena to Enforce Hotel and Meal Price Controls
Helena adopts stringent ordinance to curb overcharging for meals and lodging during the Montana State fair events Sept 26 to Oct 1. Police will collect menus and room rates to prove violations, with severe fines and public club help listing private lodging options for visitors.
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Helena
Mont
Eigth
Montana
Priva
Northwest
Chicago
St. Louis
Commercial Club
Fallon News Items Snapshot of town activities and injuries
Geo. Wilson erecting a wind mill at home. Miss Bream on sick list. School started Monday with Mr. Graff as teacher. Residents in town for business include Lew Thurston Chas Hinson and Albert Hammel. A large crowd attended a Fallon dance. Johnny Bream photographed the Conlin wreck. The Fallon Mercantile painted stores. Miss Myrtle and Able Neklev left for Allendale College. School Dist No 30 plans a new flat schoolhouse for about 20 children on section 16. Elevator foundation work near completion and carpenters to start soon.
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Miss Bream
Mr. Graff
Lew Thurston
Wm Haley
North Side
J. H. Johnson
Spring Creek
Dave McNaurbton
Ros Williams
Terry
Fallin Sept
Indy
Johnny Bream
Conlin
Fallon Mercantile Company
Myrtle
Able Neklev
Hay Creek
Allendale Sod
Wall
Mallon
Iver Larson
Chas
Hanson
Iowa
Hig’ Sumsilvand
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Laux Cash Store
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Walter Wolf
W. C. Hoffman
J. &. Sidie
Leslie Walling
Here
H. D. Carppenter
Marmarth
Conser
The
Baker Sentinel
Samuel
Irving
Harry Underhill
A. Mennis
Mildred
G. W. Burt
Geo. W. Burt
Kinsey
Olive Lovett
Sadie Wolf
Sioux Falls
S. D
A. Cameron
J. I
Case
Acme
Fuller & Johnston
R. R. Howell
Waterloo
Isivay, Montana
E. J. Walrath
Mr. Walrath
Milwaukee
Land Office
Desert Land
Thos. Gibb
W. W. D. Terrett
Dance
Fallon
Geo. Wilson
Chas. Hinson
St. Paul
Sheeney Fstiardeck
Mit
Alheck Roberta
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