The week of Oct. 29, 1942 The top stories in the Terry Tribune this week in 1942: Sheepman ship 30,000 lambs to country feeders About 30,000 lambs have been shipped
Constructed in 1907, with a stage and hardwood floor for dancing, the Terry Opera House measured 30 by 86 feet with a 12-foot ceiling. In that era, opera houses
MONTANA – Lieutenant Governor Mike Cooney, chairman of the Montana Census Complete Count Committee, today announced that the U.S. Census Bureau aims to hire thousands of Montanans by early
Don’t miss the exciting “Project WILD” Educator Workshop, which is being offered in both Miles City and Glendive next month by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks! Come to Miles City
Prairie County Hospital held its 34th annual Health Fair Friday at the Terry High School gym. Although the turnout was lower than in previous years, Burt Keltner, director of the hospital,
Governor Steve Bullock today announced that 100 percent of K-12 students now have access to high-speed broadband in accordance with the Federal Communications Commission’s minimum goal. This achievement, up from
A fund-raising gala themed “Plows and Pioneers,” as seen through the eyes of acclaimed Prairie County photographer Evelyn Cameron, was held Oct. 19 at the Evelyn Cameron Cultural Arts Center.
USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) in partnership with Montana State University (MSU) today announced the schedule of 23 informational Farm Bill meetings across Montana in October and early November 2019.
A page from Evelyn Cameron’s diary provided by the Prairie County Museum SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1909 Jennie home 11:00. Cleaned windows. Dug tatoes, Ewen & I.2 eggs. So calm &
