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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1909
Page
5
Local items report travel from Miles City and Fallon, with visits from Knutson Brem and Sutcliff. Mnemonic chatter notes snow on Cabin Creek, a successful school Christmas program, a masque ball set for January 26, and ice house filling by H J Kramer.
A new post office will be established at Plevia with H B Callin named postmaster. Mrs Faust of Munich and Mrs W H Young are holiday guests of Dr and Mrs Young. Jolly returned from Rapid City to visit, while other residents planned a trip to camp with children.
An unclear fragment references a hospital and a local setting but key names places and events are unreadable. The piece lacks coherent facts to summarize into a proper news item with identifiable persons organizations or dates.
The article extols Leopold II as a scrupulously constitutional ruler whose reign modernized Brussels and Ostend while delegating international affairs. It notes his advocacy of a strong navy, overseas trade, and global Belgian enterprises, including railways abroad, and his influence on policy through knowledge and charity.
Report from Wibaux area notes many timber wolves and some bobcats harming sheep. Stockmen offer a $30 bounty on timber wolves to spur hunting. Over the past three weeks several wolves have been killed, but remaining wolves keep locals alert despite bobcat lamb losses.
The merchants are busy taking invoices and reading ahead to the coming year. Each notes the business of the past year met or exceeded expectations in many cases, with some exceptions. Their tone is focused on revenue and market conditions for the next period.
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