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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1910
Page
4
Names and brief visits dominate this week in Miles City and surrounding towns. Frank Flint and Nels Andem appear among visitors, with Will Haley and Charles Hen trensin noted for their travels, plus guests from Glen Dive and a stockgrowers meeting in Niles Cits.
The Terry team will play Fallon on May 1 if players attend hard practice after 2 pm next afternoon. Fallon wanted April 24 but poor shape and weather delayed practice. Manager McBreary urged Fallon to coordinate and said Terry will be ready for the May 1 game with evening practice at 6 pm next week.
Calkins, traffic manager for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway, toured Terry to inspect the line for a Montana to east freight service. Keeley, Miles City division freight agent, praised Terry's growth and pledged Milwaukee support while noting freight shipments have doubled.
Uncalled for letters after more than two weeks in Terry Montana post office listed by name. Receivers are urged to claim promptly as advertised. Names include John Aleyo J F Berry Geo Cox Peter Christiansen Otto Dahm Rispol Giuseppe Dr EK Gaines Miss Jean Grittthootireen Geo Groe Clarance Anesi J C Have more Joe Herm James Hungerford John Lovik Chas Manley Sidney MecEwaine Ro Mon somem Mrs J Mahaney Dan McCann Manoel Ida Monge William Provencher J H Russell Chas Shong J S Smith Fred Wasnets Minnie Wells Mrs Pear Pall and others.
A brief death notice reports the infant child of Mr and Mrs Charles Ross died Wednesday from heart trouble. The little boy, aged five years, is listed among sorrowful family members with the notice noting mourning from the parents and kin.
Daily arrivals to Terry bring farmers from the east who took land last fall. Settlers haul emigrant goods, begin farming, and prepare homes. Lumberyards rush to supply over fifty new homes this month as more prospectors seek sites. Government land filings rise, signaling rapid settlement, with agents reporting heavy applications.
In Terry several new automobiles have arrived this week attracting owners such as W. A. Brubaker Brage and McMillan Steve Joubert and Will Binney. J B Kempton returns from a stock growers convention in Miles City calling it one of the most interesting sessions.
A trestle over the Genesee river near Charlotte New York collapsed onto the sailing bark Prince Rupert killing one sailor and injuring three. A second item notes political anchor Senator Aldrich will not seek re election due to ill health. Other notes cover Earl Murphy’s execution after Governor Hughes declined to intervene and a mail robbery near Sprig California.
Winter famine hit natives near Fort Chippewagan with many dying from starvation and disease. The report also mentions Washington baseball players visiting the White House to present a ball inscribed by Taft to Walter Johnson. A Baltimore and Ohio wreck near Shippenville–Clariot killed four men, believed to be a joy ride. Mrs. Elizabeth Rods seeks weekly sleep ritual relief, and Miss Spiers resigns as White House secretary while M. K. Letterman becomes social secretary. Buffalo Bill announces final season at Madison Square Garden.
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