Beverage Offer Promises Fresh Ice Cream and Sodas
An ad-style notice invites customers to enjoy refreshing drinks and ice cream with crushed fruits and plain sodas. It promises availability for Sunday dinners and asks readers to place orders today.
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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1913
Page
8
An ad-style notice invites customers to enjoy refreshing drinks and ice cream with crushed fruits and plain sodas. It promises availability for Sunday dinners and asks readers to place orders today.
A cordial invitation invites readers to inspect a splendid stock of choice candies and bon bons. The notice emphasizes quality selections and appealing offerings for shoppers seeking confections.
Eugene Folk left for Sichols New York Wednesday. J H Price visited from Knowlton ranch. George Burt from Kinsey stayed over Sunday. M B Rockwell traveled to Miles City. Isle Jersey cow fresh. contact F W Hamman Ismay. Archie McDonald headed to Britt Iowa. Arnold Finvold went to Terry for homestead proof near Mildred. Mr and Mrs I J Armstrong of Terry visited Ismay. Earl Smith and Claude Holmes each got a new threshing separator. For sale friendly horses and mares inquire Heywood Daly Knowlton. Foley couple welcomed a daughter Sunday. Mrs K Knudson returned to Minnesota Monday. Mr and Mrs R R Thiele left for Frontenay Lake Pepin. Twine orders for Standard binding twine from Farmers Elevator Ismay at 14 cents. Golin Munro shipped sheep to Kirkwood Illinois yards. Eli Grimm escorted. Homestead proofs: Pavelka Benham Rastkin Mitchell Wright Hale. E B Wilber of Nichols & Shepard in town on business. Dr G H Hinds and wife with daughter visited. may locate in Ismay with Earlingburt offices. Ladies Aid ice cream social raised 15.50. Stray gray mare 1200 lbs Crown W on left thigh and left jaw. Reward. Zabel Bros sold first grain load at Farmers Elevator. Albert Roberts adding kitchen with new cellar cistern and concrete foundation.
Charles B. Hayes died in Chicago on Tuesday July 29 1913 at age 72. He lived near Lacomb after moving from Chicago and returned there for illness before passing away. Interment was at Rosehill Cemetery. He served in the Civil War and belonged to the G A R and J C C F. He is survived by wife and two sons Leon C and Lou K of Ismay.
The county commissioners at a special meeting decided November 25 as the election date to determine the creation of Fallon County. Only residents within the prospective county will be eligible to vote on the question.
Whitney Creek residents report Whit ney Creek Notes. Miss Nellie Curley is elected teacher at Little Whitney school for the year. Miss Mary Bonham to move to Ismay after homestead proof. Box social at Whitney schoolhouse drew young people. Commie Jones travels to Rochester for medical care. Henry Harnack returns from Iowa visit praising eastern crops yet prefers Montana.
Ray Morrison and family and Miss Lois Stout visited at the Schye home. Al Mason of Ismay visited on North Cottonwood Sunday. Wayland Wood and family attended church here last Sunday. Mrs. Faux and daughter Marguerite are visiting at the J. M. Baker home. Two new Wisconsin cream separators went into operation in the community recently. Fred Fredrickson cut winter wheat last week and it took 65 pounds of twine to bind 18 acres. Mrs. Knudson returned home near Cottonwood Minnesota after a month’s visit with relatives.
Nick Price of Teedee will travel today to aid his brother in western state, stricken with paralysis. R L Anderson and son Robin visit Corwin's Springs for a two week stay. Weather brought two soaking rains improving late crops though hail caused damage. Ayers farm wheat yields 13 to 14 bushels per acre.
Ismay Fair Association directors set September 24 and 25 for the two day fair. Liberal prizes will be awarded for grain and livestock exhibits. A full events program will be released next week.
Notice from the Department of the Interior informs Miram S. Proctor of Plevna Montana that on August 23 Baker Montana will hear three year proof to establish claim to land described as w4 Section Town 9N Range STE. Witnesses named James Thompson Charles McGarety Melvin Wheeler and William H. Young. Register A Kirch er.
Notice is hereby given that Arthur W Crandall of Mildred Montana who on March 9 1908 made homestead entry for SEY Section 30 Township 11N Range 545 M P Meridian has filed notice of intention to make five year proof to establish claim to the land before W A Brubaker U S Commissioner at Tarry Montana on September 13 1913. Claimant names witnesses F F D Clark Mildred Montana Fred Gallimore Terry Montana Altree Tighe Hance Murphy both Mildred Montana.
Sunday afternoon saw Whitney Creek Crickets dominate a four inning game against Ismay with a decisive win. Separate notes report Commie D. Jones seeking relief in Rochester for paralysis, local dairy activities, farm leases, grain elevator construction, a pocket picking arrest, a drowning at Baker, and a warning about mortgage foreclosures in Lemmon papers.
Market brief notes updates for Ismay grain trading on Friday August with prices or status for wheat winter wheat durum flax oats and barley. The fragment lists key commodities and indicates a correction or update to the previous notice.
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