Local residents attend gatherings and travel notices
Kate Hoftmibb left Sunday for Wisconsin. Mrs Hilbur resides in Minnesota. Misses Carter and Rena Dea returned to their schools. Mr and Mrs Hasty came back from Minneapolis. E J Armiring went to Miles City and back. Gill Booth and sister arrived from Iliouihie. Mr Bartholomew Carl Busch and Wentatorg represented at the ball. Lucent Burt resumed duties in Miles City. New Years Eve ball attended by Mrs Deneger Madge Hamilton and Hugh Hamilton. Chas B Hayes and wife visited from Chicago. Mrs Baker and the Lawerence sisters joined Fred Caton from Knowlton. Burt Curtice helped neighbor Mr Abelt. Weatmore residents Carl Busch G P Ellingson John Butcher Ralph Higbex were in town. Dr J H Harberson from Miles City attended Mrs Conrad Preiss after illness. Bert Jones and wife Pat Foley and T J Rilex attended the Pennell Creek dance.
Society To Meet At Gray Gables Hotel
Mrs John Hasty president of the Ladies Aid society calls a meeting for Saturday January 8 at 2 p m at Gray Gables hotel all members urged to attend
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John “Hasty
The
Ladies’ Aid ‘Society
Gray Gables Hotel
Postoffice Sorgus Proposed for Milwaukees North District
Application has been made to the postoffice department for the establishment of a post office at Sorgus twelve miles north of the city on Milwaukee Road. The invention will be a great convenience to the people of that section.
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Postoffice Department
Sorgus
Érty
Milwaukee
Bail and Barlisg Hall Masquerade Night Event
A masked ballroom event at the Barlisg Hall featured live music from the Ismay orchestra with Johnnie Johnson violin H D Carpenter cornet and J E Liddy piano. About thirty masked couples attended and a late supper was served at the hotel at midnight as dancing continued until four in the morning.
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Barlisg Burg
Samay
Ismay
Johnnie Johnson
H. D. Carpenter
J. E. Liddy
Terry Town Notes and Local Appointments
Local updates from Terry feature visits by prominent residents like R. T. Furnish and H. L. Struckmeyer, bridge plans, beef shipments from Clark's Fork valley, and passings. A mass meeting nominates Walter A. Cameron for County Commissioner to fill the vacancy after Stith’s death.
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Terry and Vicinity
State Bank
Rames
Walter A. Cameron
Sidney Sainer
Stith
Cameron
Mildred Souther Leaves for Chicago Homestead Visit
Mildred Mrs C N Souther departed last week to spend months with her parents in Chicago accompanied by Master Calvin Souther. A E V Bennett, recently ill, is back on Mildred business streets. Frank T Souther handles large lignite coal contracts as coal supplies stay tight. Ed Gleason and his Northern Pacific railroad crew winter at A E Cody farm with sod work planned in spring. Mrs Richards lost her pet mare. Mrs H L Struckmeyer visited holiday with her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Humphrey in Pine Hills.
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C. N. Souther
Chicago
Calvin Souther
Frank T. Souther
Frank
Earry
Giéaspén
Northern Pacific
A. E. Cody
H. L. Struckmeyer
Mr. Stad
Wm. ‘Humphrey
Pine Hills
Stray Pony Reported Near Mildred Montana
A stray buckskin pony, about 800 pounds and 15 years old, is roaming one and a half miles from Mildred. It bears quarter circle brands on the left shoulder. Owner is C. Williams of Mildred, Montana.
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Mildred
C. Williams
Mildred, Mont
Real Estate Loan Service for Homestead Commuters
A lender offers loans on real estate to buyers seeking to commute to homesteads. The program provides financing to support property purchases and mortgage terms aimed at rural or semi rural residences.
Contest Notice in U S Land Office Miles City Mont
Ralph H Higbe reports a land contest against Cresenz Schweitzer for homestead entry No 5309 in Ismay Montana. Levi Millison contests the claim alleging no residence or improvements and abandonment. Hearing set January 17 1910 before U S Commissioner and final hearing January 31 1910 before the Register and Receiver in Miles City Montana. Publication ordered due to unavailable personal service.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Levi Millison
Township
E.M. P
Meridian
Cresenz Schweitzer
Crescenz Schweitzer
Felix Z. Gray
U. S
Ismay
Register
A. Kircher
Ismay Subscribes Propose Ismay Tribune At $2
The Ismay scribe notes Montana readers may subscribe to The Ismay for two dollars per year. The notice outlines a simple payment option and aims to attract local readers to the Ismay Tribune.
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Montana
Ismay
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Kate Hoftmibb
Wikconin
Ety
Hilbur
Minnesota
Carter
Rena Dea
Mrs. Hasty
Minneapolis
E. J. Armgiring
Gill Booth
Mrs.Bartholomew
Carl Busch
Wentatorg
Ball’ Fo
Dr. F. As ,Broadwell
Marina Cth
Leclizier
Mrs. Deneger
Miss Madge Hamilton
Hugh Hamilton
Chas B Hayes
Long
Hayes
Mrs. Baker
Misses Lawerence
Fred Caton
Burt Curtice
Mr. Abelt
Itl
G. P. Ellingson
John Butcher
Ralph Higbex
Weatmore
Conrad Preiss
J. H. Harberson
Bert Jones
Pat Foley
T. J. "Rilex
Pennell ‘Creek
At. Sorgus
Terry
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És City
Wasiin Jenny
Mee
Hurley
New
Weafabin Terry
E. J. Nett and Family
Ave
R. T. Furnish
Lanport& Neff
Clark’s Fork Valley
Severin
Satred Heart
Minn
Ramslind
Sacred Heart, Minn
Harry Peabody
J. W. Mothershead Agring
Strackmeyer
Walter Nelson
A . E. V. Bennett
Meu
W. A. Brubaker
F. P.’Reiley
Bank OF
Terry Terry
MONTA
Wwe
Pak Peer
J. W. Stith Len Fimss
Ralph H.higbe
Ismay, Montana
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