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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1912
Page
4
Baldwin Announces Run for County Commissioner
B C Baldwin declares candidacy for County Commissioner in Carlye on March 1 1912 urging East Side voters to back him. runs as Republican subject to county convention decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer County
East Side
B. C. Baldwin
Carlye
Millison Seeks Final Homestead Proof in Ismay Montana
Levi Millison of Ismay Montana files intent to make final proof on his 1910 homestead entry for a SWNW and SE SW in Section 28 Township 10 North Range 55 East M P Meridian. Hearing set before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay April 4 1912 witnesses: William Fisher Jesse M Huston Ber A Heigh Harry B Millison all of Ismay Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Levi Millison
Ismay
Range
M. P. Meridian
Leon C. Hayes
U. S
William Fisher
Jesse M. Huston
Ber A. Heigh
Harry B. Millison
Mont. A. Kircher
Register
Notice of Final Proof in Ismay Montana 1912
Amelia J. Stitt widow of John W. Stiff deceased of Ismay Montana has filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish claim to homestead entry 07170 for E4 Nch4 Lots 1 2 Section 30 Township 9N Range 058 M P Meridian before Leon C. Hayes U S Commissioner Ismay Montana on May 8 1912 Witnesses John Lackner John M Wilson Chester Wilson Albert Roberts all of Ismay Montana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Miles City
Mont
Amelia J. Stitt
John W. Stiff
Ismay
M. P. Meridian
Leon C. Hayes
U. S
Montana
John Lackner
John M. Wilson
Chester Wilson
Albert Roberts
Lathrop Files Final Proof For Ismay Homestead Land
Loren P. Lathrop of Ismay Montana files notice to make final commutation proof on land described as S4 for Section 14 Township 10N Range 55K M P Meridian. Hearing before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay Montana on April 30 1912. Witnesses Samuel Doman Cuthbert V Eno Adam L Newlan all of Ismay and Andrew Haas of Mildred Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren P. Lathrop
Ismay
Montana
S&4
M. P. Meridian
Leon C. Hayes
U. S
Samuel Doman
Cuthbert V. Eno
Adam L. Newlan
Mont
Andrew Haas
Mildred
Ismay Township civil action summons for debt recovery
Alias Summons in Justice Court Ismay Township Custer County Montana to Earl E Onwiler. Plaintiff Jack Ryan claims $52.50 plus interest and costs from a loan evidenced by a note dated August 15, 1912 due February 15, 1912. Defendant must appear April 11 at 2:00 p.m. before Justice J. Prindle to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
Custer
Ismay Township
J. EK. Prindle
Buen
J. St. Prindle
Ismay
Jack Ryan
Earl E. Onwiler
A. D
Montana Divorce Suit Seeks Custody in Miles City
In the Seventh Judicial District of Montana a divorce action by Sarah C. Seeley against Daniel F. Seeley seeks to dissolve their marriage for willful desertion over one year and to award custody of three children Cloyd GeRoy Seeley Frank Ezekial Seeley and Aletha Elizabeth Seeley. The case filed April 1, 1912 in Miles City asks for a court decree and is served with summons to the defendant to answer within twenty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
Cloyd GeRoy Seeley
Frank Ezekial Seeley
Aletha Elizabeth Seeley
Miles City
Jas. G. Ramsey
District Court
King Louis XIV Tests Miserere by Lully
The king and court knelt during the Miserere of Lully as royal musicians played. After the hymn, Louis XIV asked the Count de Grammont for his opinion, receiving the reply that the music was sweet to hear but hard on the knees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis XIV
Lully
Count de Grammont
Anecdote on Honor to a Prophet in His Country
A Scotsman replies that a supposedly clever person is not esteemed locally by saying he "gaed tae schule wi' him" indicating pride in local ties over recognized cleverness. The remark illustrates the saying about honoring a prophet in his own country.
Abe Martin Says Taint Changed A Bit
Abe Martin quips that critics cling to old talk because they have nothing else to say. He argues preserving goodwill costs more than an expensive tour car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Martin
To Be Pardoned Mistakes Quote
An anonymous line from The Macey Monthly argues that honest men act as they believe best in the moment and therefore should be forgiven their mis takes amid ethical reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Macey Monthly
Look Below The Surface In Matrimony Adage
This compact reflection urges evaluating a spouse beyond appearance and wealth. It warns that charm at a ball does not guarantee a lasting bond, noting virtue often blooms best unseen, in quieter moments.
Men who work as women among southwestern tribes
A Wide World Magazine article notes a curious custom among some American Indian tribes where men willingly take on women’s tasks as a life occupation to honor feminine traits and obscure their masculine role. The practice appears voluntary and tied to gender role reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wide World Magazine
Theman
Busy to Be Interrupted in a Bridge Game
The Washington Herald notes a delayed fire alert as Mrs. Wombat’s bridge game occupied her attention. the speaker explains he could not interrupt the game to notify her of the blaze.
Ability Requires Price Of Self-Control
An old saying suggests gifts come with a cost and the best abilities require self-control. The message frames self-discipline as the primary faculty to obtain notable talent through hard work.
London Court Deliberates on Officer Golf Consent
A London court of common council concluded after informal inquiry that no corporate officer ever played golf during business hours without the head of the department's consent. The ruling emphasizes strict adherence to official time use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Council
Tobacco in the Orient and Early Cigars
A brief note on tobacco use in the Orient, the origin of the word cheroot from Madras, and Columbus encountering corn shuck wrapped cigars in the New World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Madras
New World
Woman Steals From Heart of Her Confining Fiend
A Florida Times-Union item reports a woman accused of stealing from a person described as a man of her heart. The brief notes the incident and its local handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Times-Union
Popular Mechanics Co Address Notice in Chicago
Chicago readers note current listing for Popular Mechanics Co at 320 West Washington Street. This item records the company address in the city directory and reflects the local business location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics CO
Washington St
Chicago
Best to Do It Well and Four Beat March Joke
A school scene shows a music master explaining four beats to a march while a student quips that only a milking stool has three feet, followed by a girl adding a yard stick as a joke. The passage contrasts practical discipline with humorous commentary about measurements and behavior.
Irony of Fate in a Grim City Tale
The New York World reports the irony of fate as a man fleeing a trolley car and an automobile is struck by a hearse, illustrating a fatal misfortune in a busy urban scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
The Nation’s Founding Homes the Poor and Persecuted
In the Declaration the text laments class labels and calls out the United States and the Kingdom of Heaven as founded for the homes of the poor and weary. It criticizes phrases that elevate certain groups over others and notes disdain for monarchy while emphasizing equality and care for the afflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
France
United States
Kingdom of Heaven
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