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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1913
Page
1
A editorial warns against hindering corporate efficiency and urges rewarding the efficient man. It argues for strong technical training at low prices, modeled on Germany, and criticizes free public schools as a barrier to progress. It cautions that divided responsibility and complacency could endanger American greatness.
Rail disruptions ripple across the nation as railway lines face sabotage and power grid strain. Officials urge vigilance while workers repair tracks and restore service amid ongoing investigations.
Ismay and nearby areas faced a major flood as warm snows melted. Fallon Creek topped banks sweeping the area including the county bridge, a temporary foot bridge replaced the destroyed span, and several bridges along Pennel creek and tracks were washed away. Homes flooded with Mrs. Martha Miller’s dwelling submerged, and surrounding ranches and yards reported three foot water depths. Crews cleared channels, moved families, and restored rail service by late Wednesday amid widespread wet conditions.
Under M. J. Dowling of Olivia Minnesota the Minnesota State Highway Commission designated the St. Paul to Ortonville road along the Milwaukee line as the Minnesota division of the Twin Cities Aberdeen Yellowstone Park Trail. The meeting drew representatives from every Minnesota town on the line including Aberdeen and marks a notable win against Jim Hill whose influence had blocked official recognition. Dowling and Senator Ray Farrington led the state Yellow stone Trail Association effort and were joined by supporters praised for their persistent fight.
Hugh Hamilton of Ismay Montana filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim described as Lot 4 and parts of Section 19 Township 6N Range 555 M P Meridian before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay Montana on May 12 1913. Witnesses named include John Rogers Teedee Mose Mireau John Erickson Albert LaBree all of Ismay Montana.
Crescent Concert Company presents a Saturday evening show at Ismay Hall on April 12. Don’t miss it as local music fans expect a lively program and strong performance.
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