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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1909
Page
1
Town notes recount visits by Dan McKay Harry Schlasser and Ora Gillis. Shippers from Miles City and Terry discuss cattle transport to Chicago. Local residents report weather cold yet tolerable and plans for a public dance. Residents anticipate Yellowstone bridge aid and a future railroad impact.
Fallon Chas Hanson visited Miles City on business. Miss Christenson from Spring Creek stayed in town. A bridge over the river at Falton is passable with Allen Denny and Walter Market crossing. Pope Bros sheep bound for winter range near Glendive. Gifford brings farm machinery for spring. About a dozen loads of lumber shipped, homesteaders busy building. Christmas tree planned at the schoolhouse December 24 with a dance at the hall. Flint Orchestra from Terry to play.
George W Burt arrived smiling as the tax collector separated him from a balance due for the year. People from all sections visited the courthouse on a busy day, the Independent notes.
A Reitz Bros team on the north side fell through the ice while crossing the Yellowstone on Tuesday. Prompt aid prevented horses from drowning in the incident.
A stray buckskin pony about 15 years old is running on a ranch one and a half miles from Mildred. Branded with quarter circles on left shoulder, weight 800 pounds. Contact C Williams Mildred Montana.
Wilson ships 12 cars of sheep to Chicago market on Tuesday and Jack Anderson sends four cars the next day. The Commercial club elects F. S. Warren as president and R. R. Pearce as vice president with bylaws drafted by Morris Wy man and Conser. U S Commissioner Barber lists 38 new land entries at Baker for November totaling about 25 000 acres.
Terry residents learn of Joseph Kempton’s death in Loveland Colorado Sunday afternoon at age 92 or 93. He had lived with his son J B Kempton in Terry for two years and his passing prompts community sympathy.
For rent a six room building located in thequire of First National Bank. Suitable for offices or residence with convenient access to banking services. Contact the listed advertiser for details and viewing times.
Regular meetings held on the first and third Mondays each month. J. E. Prindle serves as President and E. J. Armstrong as Secretary.
The report lists bank resources and liabilities as of November 1909 for the First National Bank at Ismay Montana. It includes loans and discounts, bonds, cash items, deposits, and reserve funds with figures and a sworn cashier statement by E J Armstrong. Directors attest to the accuracy of the report’s financials.
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