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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1912
Page
4
B C Baldwin declares his bid for County Commissioner in Carlye on March 1 1912. He seeks direct East Side representation and will run subject to the Republican county convention.
Susan nah M Buckley of Fallon Montana filed notice of intention to make Final Proof on land described in Desert Land Entry No 2199 in Section 28 Township 12 North Range 55 East Meridian. The hearing before U S Commissioner W A Brubaker at Ferry Montana is set for May 20 1912 with witnesses J E Hagen J D Johnson F G Buckley and J W Shutler all of Fallon Montana.
The passage explains that childhood spans differ across life forms. Humans require about 20 years to mature, while many animals like elephants reach adulthood at 20 to 27 years, birds 1 to 4 years, and some reptiles grow throughout life. Insects such as cicadas spend 17 years underground before a brief adult life.
A colored couple appeared in juvenile court as the man faced a charge of neglecting his children. Judge Taylor advised frugal living, stopping the piano installments, reducing rent, and the wife joining the husband’s church. The case lingered two weeks for trial, ending with the wife urging the husband to stop criticizing her.
Amelia J. Stiff widow of John W. Stiff of Ismay Montana filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to a 1910 homestead claim for 64% NW, Lots 1 2 Section 30 Township 9N Range 60W M P Meridian. Hearing before U S Commissioner Leon C. Hayes at Ismay on May 8 1912. Witnesses John Lackner John M Wilson Chester Wilson Albert Roberts all of Ismay Montana.
Department of the Interior notice states Loren P. Tees of Ismay Montana filed intent to make Final Commutation Proof on land described in Homestead Entry No 08170 for sm4 Section 14 Township 10N Range 55H M P Meridian. Hearing before Leon C Hayes U S Commissioner Ismay Montana on April 30 1912 witnesses Samuel Doman Cuthbert V Eno Adam L Newsum Ismay Andrew Haas Mildred.
The District Court of Montana summons Daniel F Seeley in Cus ter County to answer a divorce complaint by Sarah C Seeley. The action seeks dissolution of marriage for desertion over a year and custody of three children, with the case filed at Miles City on April 1, 1912.
Rail notice lists east bound freight runs for 94 Way Freight at 2 10 p m on Monday Wednesday and Friday with stops for all stations and 93 Way Freight 10 50 a m Tuesday Thursday and Saturday with select stops. West bound trains 93 Way Freight 5 21 p m 15 Olympian 4 43 a m do not stop. R R Thiele, agent.
A hotel clerk warns that daytime somnambulists are a product of urban life as the city blurs night and day. Guests, maids, and porters monitor halls for daylight promenades while staff debate the best way to handle a waking stroller.
A barefoot eleven year old asks for a Shakespeare volume but cannot identify the work. The librarian guides him to The Merchant of Venice, yet he insists he wants the tale about Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. The exchange underlines misreading of classic titles.
A book agent attempts to pitch a small work to a busy editor while the editor retorts with a quip about a much larger stack of work. The exchange is framed as a witty literary quote from the Literary Digest.
A humorous Punch quip shows a mother tucking her brave boy to sleep. He declares two angels guard his head and a hot-water bottle warms his feet, turning fear of the dark into a playful image.
A Los Angeles Times report notes a local judge declined to grant a divorce to a couple who had lived together forty years before separating. The court cites nonbusiness marital ties and holds that marriage can end without a successor partnership.
A fragment reflecting on how words shape actions and pride. It notes insults provoke resistance while praise or money can provoke flattery, citing Ivan Turgenteff as a voice for the idea. The tone resembles a reflective, aphoristic observation.
A stark motivational maxim urges ignoring discouragements and pressing forward like a steamer. It emphasizes carrying one’s cargo and reaching the port as the central aim. The quote reflects persistent diligence and goal focus.
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