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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1910
Page
4
The Ismay newspaper notes publication every Wednesday in Ismay Montana with E H McDowell as editor and E Prindle as manager. It lists subscription rates in advance and mentions post office registration under federal law.
The fragment blends a C M & P S railway timetable with editorials from Miles City Independent and remarks on politics, dairy farming, and Western Montana settlement. It cites John H Rafters, Helena libel suits, Aldrich bill debates, and dairy growth in Wisconsin and Minnesota influencing Montana prosperity.
The Billings Journal notes Montana dominated the National Corn Show at Omaha winning first on wheat and navy beans and multiple seconds and thirds. It credits dry farming regions and compares show strength to Missouri River exhibits, arguing Montana has strong grounds for boasting about its fertile soil and climate.
The article notes that Montana's agricultural development leaders emphasize aiding general farmers and horticulturists, while a few recognize dairy farming as a larger future promise. It references western states where early entrants in dairy shift from grain growth to dairy opportunities.
Department of the Interior notice lists Carl O Thorsen of Ismay Montana filing intent to make final commutation proof for land in Section 3 Township 8 Range 57. Witnesses named Fred Swendiman Charles Swendiman Matilda Hlarmes Erwin D Chaffee all of Ismay. The hearing before Felix Z Gray U S commissioner at Miles City Montana on March 10 1910.
William G. Bainbridge files a contest against Alfred D. Gorton for Homestead Entry No. 0278 in Lot SE 1, Section 22, Township 10N Range 64E Montana. Hearing set for March 18, 1910 before the Register and Receiver in Miles City with publication directed due to service issues.
Regular meetings held on the first and third Mondays each month. J. E. Prindle serves as president and E. J. Armstrong as secretary.
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