Ismay Community Circles Westward Visitors and Local Affairs
The Ismay area reports Wednesday visits by Local Layout editor VX and FP Z Gray in Westmore on business. Residents note a dance at Gray Gables hotel next Saturday and a circus trip by many Ismay folks to Sparks in Terry on the 22nd. Major notes include F Z Gray’s wood chopper accident and a bumper crop outlook near Yates.
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Gray
Westmore
Gray Gables Hotel
Ismay
Sparks
Terry
Chicago Live Stock Markets Bulk cattle prices drift lower
Western range cattle show a further decline of 10 to 25 cents with a top of 6.50 for prime Montana steers. Most Western cattle land around 4.50 to 5.25, cows 4.00 to 4.75, fat cows near 5.00, and canners about 3.60. Mixed shipments from Standing Rock Agency, Turner & Denson, and John Hart posted varied steers and cows, while sheep and lamb markets show strong demand with lambs at 6.70 new highs and wethers 4.25 to 4.10 for good kinds. Walters & Dunbar.
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Montana
U. S
Indian Agency
Standing Rock Reservation
S. D
Turner & Denson
Beatrice
John Hart
Roundup
Mont
Walters & Dunbar
Minner Visitor Tours Yellowstone and Western States
Miss Ruie Reed of Minner Illinois visited Ismay friends during dry weather travels. She toured the West visiting California friends and made a trip to Yellowstone Park and other Montana and western states attractions on her return home.
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Ruie Reed
Minner
Ill
Ismay
Miss Reed
California
Yellowstone Park
Montana
Ground broken for new Bozeman Baptist church ceremony
The Bozeman ceremony marked the church groundbreaking with a large public gathering and speeches from state leaders. The Montana news brief notes diverse items from wool sales in Fergus county to government surveying crews in several counties and local incidents in Missoula and Butte.
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New Baptist Church
Bozeman
State
Sparks World Famous Shows Arrive for One Day
John H. Sparks World Famous Shows plan a one day visit to Terry on Monday August 22 with a grand parade at noon and two performances at 2 and 8 o clock. The event features elephants lions horses and a large parade with $75 000 tied up in props and cars. The show claims a vast crew and many animals arriving by special train and promises a full city impact for the day.
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John H. Sparks
Terry
Prand
Sparks
Bulsers
America
Sheep Rancher William Clanton Dies by Poison
Billings August 10. In his upstairs room a well known stockman and farmer William H. Clanton was found dead. A half pint whiskey laced with strychnine and a vial half full were found near the bed. Doctors say he swallowed a deadly dose after planning the act amid financial worries tied to sheep interests.
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Billings
William H. Clanton
Chapple
Clanton
Hotel to Have Another Dance at Granay Gables
A second dance is planned at the Granay Gables hotel on Saturday August 22 nearer the end of August. The event follows the successful opening dance praised by proprietor Moore who will leave the hotel in September as it has been leased. Mrs Moore will move upstairs into the former B I Laux residence and the dance serves as a farewell under current management. Supper will be served and locals are urged to attend for an old time hop.
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I Granay Gables
Sallieaay
Moore
Sithe
Notice from Earlingburt Marc Co on Tin and Sheet Iron Work
Notice announcing readiness to repair and manufacture anything in tin and sheet iron work harness and shoe repair ing with firm name Earlingburt Marc Co. tf.
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Earlingburt Marc. Co. Tf
Mayor Gaynor Shot By Crank Firearm On Ship Deck
New York City Mayor William J. Gaynor was shot in the head aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse at Hoboken. The assailant, discharged city employee James D. Gulagher, was overpowered and restrained. Gaynor, 40, remains in guarded condition as doctors monitor for complications.
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New York
William J. Gaynor
New York City
James D. Gulagher
Gulagher
Hoboken
N.d
Tio
Tia
Gaynor
Hus
Rufus
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Helena
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Dawson
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Great Northern Railway
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University of Montana
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State Asylum For Insane
Paul Clark Home For
John S. Turner
14Th
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Telena
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American Lake
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