Contests Filed On Two Montana Homestead Claims
Two Department of the Interior notices from Miles City Montana announce contests against homestead entries. David L Stickney contests entry 5129 by Max Schweitzer for land in section 12 township 9N range 55E citing lack of residence and improvements. Hearing set May 17 1909 with final hearing May 31 1909 before the U S Land Office officials in Miles City. A second contest by Edward Gleason against entry 4921 in section 30 township 10N range 55E cites no residence or improvements. initial hearing June 1 1909 and final hearing June 15 1909 at Ismay and Miles City respectively.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Miles City
Mont
David L. Stickney
Township
Range
Montana
Meridan
Max Schweitzer
U.S. Army
Navy
Marine Sorps
Felix Z. Gray
U.S
Ismay
A. Krroher
Register
U. S Land Office
Edward Gleason
Lotta A. Leonard
Kincuer
For Sale Local Draft Stallion and Morgan-Blood Roadster
Auction notice lists a 3-year-old Percheron draft colt about 1500 lb and a 1200 lb Morgan-blood roadster stallion at 16 hands, blood bay with dark points. Bargain prices, cash or trade for mares or work horses. Also a good second-hand wagon offered. Information from THE ISMAY office. 47.tf
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Ismay
Imported Horse Rog Breeds Season Schedule for 1909
The Percheron Horse Co of Ismay presents the season for the imported horse Rog beginning May 1 1909. Breeding runs Sunday noon to Monday noon at All Bates barn near Knowlton. Tuesdays Fridays and Saturdays at R R Hayden’s Fallon Creek barn five miles south of Ismay. Wednesday noon to Thursday evening at Ismay. Breeding fee is 15 dollars for the season, payable at service.
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Percheron Horse Co
Ismay
All Bates
Knowlton
R. R. Hayden
Fallon Creek
Land seekers arrive as workers return from England trip
The Ismay J T Yale visited from Ekalaka and Helena officials surveyed land. Medford Minn men Bonnell Hosfield and Cochran arrived seeking property. Lionel Archdale came back from a two month England visit. O W Titus returned from bed confinement at his father in law’s home. Westmore merchant Ellingson notes rising settler numbers with stock machinery and funds to improve holdings.
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H. J. Goodell
Helena
R. G. Bonnell
Roy Hosfield
C. E. Cochran
Medford
Minn
Lionel Archdale
England
O. W. Titus
J. C. Bolser
G. P. Ellingson
Westmore
F. Z. Gray
George Worden
Bessie Abendroth
Minneapolis
R. H. Higbe
J. J. Butcher
A. R. Eschener
S. Ellingson
F. W. Jassaud
G. E. Tisdale
Roach, Tisdale & Co
Ismay
Westmore grows as settlers flock to claim sites near Ismay
Westmore news notes visitors and settlers from Minneapo lis and Sparta Wisconsin. A group has formed a close knit settlement north of here while others build homes and awaiting a post office. The town hopes for an experiment farm and stock growers meet yields pride in growth.
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Westmore
Here
Miles City
N.A. Eggleston
Ned
Messrs
Wolf
Davidson
Lusty
Young and
Abendroth
Bessie Abendroth
Mr. Wolf
Mr. Davidson
Callie Richards
Oscar Abendorf
G. P. Ellingson
Rome
Government Land Movements Reported For March and April
Commissioner Gray lists homestead entries and desert entries with names and locations across Wisconsin and nearby states. The record includes several claimants such as John J. Butcher Nora Lockwood and Otto Weyerstall, plus desert proofs and contested cases featuring multiple pairs of names.
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U.S
Gray
John J. Butcher
LaFarge
Wis
Eber Heigh
Excelsior
Cuthbert V. Eno
Valley
Nora B. Lockwood
O'Brien
Lowa
R. Schunemanh
Turtle Lake
Lawrence Finnegan
Sioux Falls
S. D
Lester Newton
B. Norenz
Dakota
Minn
Ora Gill
Funeral of Mrs Wills in Jacksonville Ill
The remains of Mrs Emily J Wills arrived by the Burlington and were taken to John O Donnell’s undertaking parlors. Services were held at the grave at Diamond Grove cemetery where two children are buried. She was 63 and survived by husband J J Wills and several children.
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Emily J. Wills
Burlington
John O'Donnell
Diamond Grove
Mary Agnes
Charles H
R. O. Post
Congregational Church
J. J. Wills
Emily J. Fry
Cartersville
M. J. Smith
The
Woman's College
Ismay
Montana
S. D. Wills
West
J. L
J. P
Omaha
W. L
Kankakee
Ill
Frank
Virginia
Missouri
Twenty Men Wanted for New Woodmen Camp in Ismay
Advertisement seeks able men aged 18 to 45 of good character to join the Modern Woodmen of America camp planned in Ismay. Total joining cost listed as 6.75 dollars. Describes as affordable and best fraternal insurance with L A Conser as local contact and assistant district deputy.
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Modern Woodmen of America
Ismay
L. A. Conser
Ass’t Dist
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Coal and Lumber
Earl E. Gaines
Ismay Meat Market N. A. Eggleston, Prop
N. A. Eggleston's Brands
Saloon
S.C. Barr
J.T. Yale
Ekalaka
Underwood
McArthur
Sparta
Chaffee Sr
Rench & Brookway
Mildred, Mont
Government Land Movement
David L. Story, Ismay
C. H. Grote
L. W. Elphick
Jetta Hamilton Gray
Alex F. McDonald
Clement Renan
Tee Dee
P. J. Shumaker
BE. P. Johnston
H. EB. Nis Panys
Joe Cysinsck
T. A. de PF
G. Bruhns
Sebastian Schweitzer
D. L. Stickney
Ed Gleason
Jacksonville (Ill
First National Bank
IS May
R. L. Anderson
David Bickle
Vice Press
James Hunter
E. J. Armstrong
J. H. Price
W. Fulton
A. G. Baker
Mrs
May Prindle
Me H. D. Carpenter
J. R. Greenslit
Golden Grain Belt Beer
Simpson & Hunt
Ismay, Mont
G. P. Ellingson & Co
Beaver. Board
Sam Les Free
Perry St
Beaver
Acturing. CO
Buffalo, Ne