Interior extends homestead residence deadline to May 15
Washington announces extended deadline until May 15 for homesteaders to establish residence on lands in North Dakota South Dakota Idaho Minnesota Montana Nebraska Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico after June 1 1909. The act allows a three month leave of absence from Jan 28 but residence and five year proofs are not shortened.
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Earlingburt Store Lighting Ismay Montana Firm
Mrs. A C Smith of Ismay Montana says ambitious young people from the East can find opportunities in Montana. The Earlingburt store, linked to A J Earling and George W Burt, has 90000 dollars in stock and runs an electric lighting plant in its basement that serves Ismay and distant ranchers.
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Extension act for homesteaders to establish residence
The act extends the time for homesteaders in North Dakota South Dakota Idaho Minnesota Montana Nebraska Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico to May 15 1910 to enter or establish residence on lands previously entered. The extension does not shorten commutation or actual residence and excludes adverse claims after expiration. It grants a three month leave of absence from land with no deduction from required residence. Approved January 28 1910.
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New Doctor Joins Ismay Community From Oklahoma City
Ismay welcomes Dr. Heldman a former assistant city physician from Oklahoma City who will practice locally. He brings strong endorsements from city officials and medical associations, has taken a 320 acre claim southwest of town, and expects growth with an inflow of Oklahoma residents.
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Didn't Miss a Trip The Stage Line Kept Mail Moving
The stage line owned by Gordon Taylor delivering mail between here and Ekalaka ran a special trip during heavy snow. Taylor sent out another stage to meet the incoming mail about twenty miles away, exchanged mails, and returned Ekalaka mail to Ismay so the regular stage could reach Ekalaka on time. Credit is given to Taylor for foresight and preventing delays.
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Ekalaka
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Ismay
Trains Off on Milwaukee Line Between Mobridge and Miles City
Train service on Milwaukee Nos L and 4 between Mobridge and Miles City is suspended until March 1. The order took effect last Thursday and affects both directions on the line.
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Ismay Commercial Club Dance Draws Warm Winter crowd
The Ismay Commercial Club hosted a large Friday night dance despite snow blocks and cold. Neighbors from Westmore and Plevna arrived late by No 3 train as baskets and suppers created a lively social, with hot coffee and neat lunches inspiring praise.
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Gos
Ismay
Commercial Club
Still at Large Speares Traced to Camps After Robbery
The man befriended by Engberg and Smith has been traced to Dan McKay's place where he sought shelter in severe weather. He then moved to David Diniwoody's camp ten miles south of Baker, took a coon-skin coat, overshoes and a Winchester rifle during escape. Red McCrae and Deputy Sheriff Adams pursued, locating the rifle in a snow bank near the road before losing track near Plevna at night.
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Red McCrae
Frank Adams
Plevna
Hotel Property Sold in Viroqua Purchase
Hotel keeper B W Moore of Viroqua Wisconsin bought the Gray Gables hotel property from the Bank of Terry. The deal closed Tuesday for 5000 dollars with Moore planning upgrades costing about 83000 to enhance the hotel to compare with Montana's best in the region.
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Dissolution Talks on Parliament and Cattle Losses Amid Severe Winter
London reports another dissolution of parliament urged by Laborites and Irish Nationalists to abolish the Lords veto. In the Americas, dispatches from Chile and Wyoming describe identity confirmations and bankers warning of heavy sheep and cattle losses due to severe winter weather and scarce feed. Local notes from Pierre and Deadwood discuss mortgage risk, feeding obligations, and open ranges as spring nears.
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