Democrats Nominate Local Ticket In Miles City Convention
Custer county Democrats met at the Miles City court house and placed W. W. D. Terrett for representative and J. T. Hamilton for county commissioner on the ticket. Others named include H. R. Wells sheriff J. S. Truscott treasurer O. C. Haynes clerk and G. E. Robbins assessor with O. M. Lanphear and W. E. Roberts as other county nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. D. Terrett
Miles City
Charles Emerson
Ekalaka
J. T. Hamilton
Stacey
Otis C. Haynes
J.S. Truscott
Hugh R. Wells
W. A. Walters
Carlyle
George E. Robbins
Custer County
Court House
Feild
Thos. Gibb
Geo. W. Myers
A. Biuctiansn
Myers
Custer
Singer
Phas
Board of County Commissioners
Northern Pacific Lands
United States
Thos. H. Carter
Wm. A. Clarke
H. R. Wells
George Scheetz
W. E. Roberts
R. E. Morris
G. W. Meyers
Chas. Emerson
Mr. Terrett
O. C. Haynes
R. T. Furnish
J. S. Truscott
Wise convention preserves merit not party in county race
The Democratic county convention declined to nominate for filled offices, endorsing capable incumbents and trusted nominees. It backs Hugh Wells for Custer county, J. Truscott for treasurer, W. A. Walters for auditor, John Hamilton for commissioner, Otis Haynes and G. E. Robbins for re election, Lamphear for coroner, Miss Wilson for county superintendent, all on merit. Roosevelt battles old guard as Syracuse convention looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Wells
Custer County
J. &. Truscott
Miles City
W. A. Walters
John Hamilton
Charles Huckins
Otis Haynes
G. E. Robbins
Lamphear
Republicans Clash Over County Tax Policy in Custer County
An old editorial argues the recent Republican county convention was controlled by large interests hostile to small property owners in Custer County. It contrasts the GOP stance with a Democratic resolution condemning an unequal tax raise and urges voters to back Mr. Huelins who supports taxing large holders and corporations fairly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer County
Committee On
Board of County Commissioners
Northern Pacific Railway
Huckins
Haynes
Robbins
Huelins
Fallon valley notes drift with visits and crops action
Fallon and Glendive trips anchor local chatter as Fallon residents visit dentists and friends while Jacob Eglas and Hildur Ericksen call on neighbors. Farmers await Hays threshing crews, hay balers move, watermelons draw praise, and a schoolhouse project remains hampered by lack of hammering on section sixteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Standley
Hildur Ericksen
Jacob Eglas
Fallon
Wm .Veach
Bresset’s
Simon Butte
Sutcliffe
Graham
Mater Miller Soles
Fallon News Items Snapshot of Local Visitations and Work
Local residents frequent Fallon with town visitors from Marsh Miles City Hay Creek and Terry. People travel for business calls and social visits while coal hauling and elevator construction progress unfold. Ditch company receives cement for a breakwater and claim proofs occur on Spring creek as crews prepare.
Ismay social and business visitors noted with events
Local residents and visitors frequent Ismay over the week with business trips from Miles City Baker Terry Whitney Creek Stacey and Mildred. Cattle shipments to Chicago, a cafe addition, and a church service mark community activity plus a successful Karlingburt ball drawing many out of town attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismay
Chicago
Earlingburg Musrc. Co Repair and Iron Work Ad
Notice announcing readiness to repair and manufacture tin and sheet iron work harness and shoe repair services from Earlingburg Muisrc Co with general repair offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlingburt Muisrc.’Co. Tf
Union Congregational Church Sunday Services Schedule
Services every Sunday at 2 p.m. with preaching by Pastor Rev. TM Cadlef. Sunday School follows at 3 p.m. under Pastor Cadlef at Union Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Congregational Church
Chicago Live Stock Markets Report Heavy Cattle Receipts
In Chicago on Sept 19 cattle receipts reached about 70 000 with 24 000 westerns the largest weekly tally of the season. prices eased 25 to 50 cents with heavy steers around 7 00 and cows 3 15 to 4 50. Sheep and lambs improved 15 to 25 cents while yearlings and wethers moved higher amid steady demand from country feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Emil Bircher
Miles City
Montana
E. A
W. B. Strong
Forsyth
Mont
Matador Land & Cattle Company
B. C. Mossman
S. Dak
D. M . Featherstone
Custer
C. D. Phemister
McMullin
Browning
Walters & Dunbar
Local notes from Spring Creek and Fallon area
Spring Creek and Fallon area residents report moves and visits. Mr Dow moves his well drilling outfit to Wm Veach’s on Fallon. Miss Anna Christensen visits Miss Verson at her homestead. Sivnnd Hanso relocates his house to the northern part of his claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Christensen
Jo Thomson
Tom Hackney
Terry
Spring Creek
Dow
Veach
Fallon
Anna
H. Christensen
Verson
Sivnnd Hanso
Mike Brest
Zot
Wm. Veach
Nichols
Mikes
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O. M. Lanphear
L. K. Hills
Legislative Assembly
Frank Hunter
J. H. Booth
B. 5
Tighe
Steve Forseth
Committee On General Business
W. A. Tremblay
W. A. Welles
E. H. McDowell
Col. Scheetz
Roberts
Scheets
Roosevelt
Old Guard
New York State
Syracuse
Sellers Building
Union Stock Yards
Live Stock Exchange National Bank
B. Meade “County
Sturgis
Finis Pialloniat
Baink
Bellere ‘Fourche
D. Aes
Ee A
James
Fallon Flat
O. R. Williams
Glendive
Mrs. Cameron
Jennie Williams
Nayne
Miss Whaley
Mr. Fowler
Marsh
Johnson
Paul Renn
Lew Weisner
Burvin
Wibsox
Chas
Hanson
Cameron
Miss Williams
Fallon Cajlers
Chas, Hanson
H. Lund
Cabin Creek
May Buckley
Hay Creek
Glen White
Mr. Howard
Kramer
H. J. Kramer
J. D. Johnson
Fallon Creek
Glendive Ditch Company
J. E. Prindle
Ed Abrahams
Baker
Alfred Wright
Mary Carter
C. E. Clark
Whitney Creek
Mr. Clark
J. F. Hamilton
E.P. Johnston
Pullman Cafe
I. H. Johnson
Baker-Ismay
Charles DeGraffenreid
Clarence Wilson
Finday
Earl E. Gaines
Mildred
Mary Weller
Chas. Hanson
Lund Ranch
Mrs. J. D. Johnson
Miss May Buckley
Mark
Myrtle
Mabel
Muriel
Stéphediac
Margeas Ates
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