Fallon Socials and Ranch Roundups Highlight Local News
A lively Fallon dance drew a large crowd with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Hopel Kramer and several others. The note page records visits, ranch life, fair attendance, wheat and hay work, wolf and coyote talk, and local travel from Cabin Creek to the Yellowstone with mentions of the Buckley ranch, Mattesons, and "Little John" going to Glendive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hackney
Mr. Cameron
Cabin Creek
Yellowstone
John
Floyd Dunn
Local notes from Custer county and surrounding area
Mildred A. Havalena returns home with Mrs. Havalena from Rochester hospital after illness. H L Struckmeyer visits Miles City. Miss Meyer to teach Fallon school. Miss Moyer an experienced instructor from South Dakota. St Paul carpenters return to coal docks and depot. H H Murphy ships potatoes to Roylee Mercantile in Terry. M Morlet buys Lawn Riley’s Jew’s harp and plays during night shifts. FP Clark and wife visit from the ranch. A pleasant dance at J B Campbell home. M Miners arrives. begins work after filing on a homestead and digging a well. New coal dock machinery installed successfully Wednesday. G W Pope of Glendive visits for stock interests. Haymakers nearing season end. Post Office Store offers The Terry Tribune for local news. Harry Hines returns east to teach. R Williamson of St Paul force visits Miles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Havalena
Rochester, Minn
M. Morlet
Harry Hines
R. Williamson
St. Paul
Miles City
Ekalaka Community Updates and Local Happenings
Threshing has begun and yields are good in the district. Beef shipments bring satisfactory prices. A boy broke his arm and was treated by Dr. Hedge. Mrs. Taylor starts a new house. Ekalaka grows this fall despite doubters. Five traveling salesmen reported strong orders. The Commercial State Bank runs well. Miss Lane and Miss Cook toured Milestown during the fair. Will Conge suffered a crushed hand on the thresher. Kate Munro left for Miles City to school. A Friday dance featured Messrs. Rammie and Cady. George Bunn resigned as liveryman for Mr. Ramsey. Bradshaw moved in for winter schooling. Mrs. Amos Lambert Sr. is seriously ill. H. N. Sykes visited en route to Miles City to seek the State Senate nomination. AKALAKE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Lambert, Sr
H.N. Sykes
Miles City
Akalake
Custer County Democratic and Republican Conventions Endorsements
A report outlines Democratic resolutions praising Governor nominee Edwin Norris and calling for prudent county finance reform, new townships and school districts, and stricter accountability. It also includes a Republican committee reaffirming allegiance, praising Roosevelt era prosperity, Rail Rate Law, and urging remount station at Fort Keogh and road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer
Montana
Committee On
Custer County
Edwin L. Norris
Sormhetimpati
Republican Party
Wall Street
Theodore Roosevelt
Willian Howard
Paft
Roosevelt
Tenth Legislative Assembly
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Fort Keosh
Hon. Board of County Commissioners
Republican slate announced for county offices at convention
Republican County Convention lists candidates for key posts including State Senator H N Sykes Representatives S W Kelsey and Jas Hunter County Commissioner Jos Bate man Sr County Clerk Otis Haynes County Treasurer A H Sword figer County Attorney Sharpless Walker Sheriff W N Hawkins Clerk District Court W B Clarke Coroner F S Gray County Assessor George Robins County Surveyor H E Fearnall Public Administrator J E deCarle Superintendent of Schools Miss Mary Lee Wilson and invites party delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Sykes
S. W. Kelsey
Jas. Hunter
Jos. Bateman, Sr
Otis Haynes
A. H. Swordfiger
Sharpless Walk
W. N. Hawkins
W. B. Clarke
F. S. Gray
George Robins
H. E. Fearnall
J. E. deCarle
Mary Lee Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Old
Opring
Gabin
Fallon
Hopel Kramer
Grail
Miss Graf
Misses Buckles
Miss Simmonsen
Miss Keeler
Miss Bream
Miss Barker
Miss Currie
Messrs
Geoff. Markel
Thompson
Patterson
Clements
Weisner
Bream
Ed Renn
Mies Johnson
Paul Renn
Harold Renn
Terry
Mrs. Matteson
Spring Creek
Amr. Buckley
Tom Whaley
Jim Johnson
Almena Ennnensen
Buckley Ranch
O. W. Titus
A.C. Gifford
Glendive
Miss Mabel
Jennie Williams
Mr. Russell
Wolfer
Si'r Robinson
Burt Haddock
George Bickle
Henry Epge
Thad
St. Paul Carpenter
Mildred
H. H. Murphy
Roylee Mercantile Co
M. Minners
Fkr
G. W. Pope
Terry Tribune
RETAW
Ekalaka
George Cleveland
Hedge
Taylor
Commercial State Bank
Will Conge
Kate Munro
Miles
Rammie and
Cady
George Bunn
Mr. Ramsey
Mr. Bradshaw
Ittend
O. G’. Cato
W. W. D.terrett
J. A. Mckinles
KT. Furnish
Sherith Hugh RR. Wells
William Truscott
It. Derbel
J. G. Ramsey
George W. Meyers
W. Grandes
LC. Bruning
Walter H. Martin
W. J. Roberts
G. W. Farr
H. N., Sykes
J. B. Collins
H. W. McIntire
Cammitan
C. W. Spence
Printers’ Supply Co
Minneapolis
Bryan
Republican County Convention
Midland Coal & Lumber CO
Ismay, Montana
ISMAY
Guster CO
J. A. McKinley
L. A. Conser
Main
Mont
Silver Dollar Cafe
Benson Brothers
Moniana
Devil Saloon
IS May
Bob
Gund's
Peerless
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