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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
4
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Notice is given that Cliff Wilson of Ismay Montana has filed notice of intention to make five year proof to establish his homestead claim for Northwest quarter, Northeast quarter, and West half Northeast Quarter of Section 24 Township 7 North Range 64 East, Montana. The proof is to be made before Leon Hayes U S Commissioner at Ismay Montana on January 18 1914. Witnesses are Alvin A Bates Harry T Evans Harry VanGordon and Samuel B Wilson all of Ismay Montana.
Notice from the U S Land Office Miles City Montana dated Nov 26 1913 that Sigurd House of Fallon Montana holder of homestead entries filed to prove up his claim for three years before the Register and Receiver in Miles City on January 15 1914. Witnesses listed include Bema Mann R R Williams Fallon Montana Mirabel F Brost Frank R Gardin Marsh Montana and A Kirehar as Register.
Robert W. Rose of Westmore Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim for sy nw sw s% SE Section 2 township 9N Range MP Meridian. He will present his proof before U S Commissioner C Conser at Plevna Montana on December 12 1913. Witnesses: E L A Thomas J A Smith Joe Litturman Bert Smith of Westmore Montana.
Anna M. Fox of Ismay Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish her homestead claim on Section 26 Township 1N Range 54 E MP Meridian. The proof is to be presented before I H Hayes U S Commissioner at Ismay on January 15, 1914. Witnesses listed include Peter M Poulsen Sophie S Hayward Marius Bookmeier Mary Pierce all of Ismay.
Albert H. Whitfield of Ismay Montana files intention to prove up a homestead claim for West Hall Section 12 Township 10N Range 558 MPM, before W A Brubaker U S Commissioner at Terry Montana on January 12 1914. Witnesses include Andrew Haas Arnold Linvold Brooks Taylor and T Trabert all of Mildred Montana.
Valentine Charn of Plevna Montana filed notice to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim to Lots 1 2 and 3 Section 4 Township 8N Range 58E MPM. The hearing will be before W R Barber U S Commissioner at Baker Montana on January 10 1914. Witnesses named Geo McHees Andrew Giying William J Lousch John Fried all of Plevna.
A short, misquoted line from the Philadelphia Inquirer contrasts impulsive actions with reflective habits, noting how some men rush into trouble while others keep diaries for thought.
Department of the Interior Miles City land office passes notice that John C. Walker of Ismay Montana filed to prove up a three year claim to his homestead entry dating back to 1910. He will present witnesses Mer ri J. Babcock Philip Zimmerman Rollan Lathrop and Almon Lathrop all of Ismay at a U S commissioner office December 13 1913.
Isolated tract offered by the U S Land Office at Miles City under the 1906 Act. Eber A Heigh applicant serial 017136 auction to the highest bidder not less than 4.00 per acre at 10 AM December 12 1913 for SE NW Section 4 Township 10 North Range 55 West Mount Diablo Meridian. Adverse claimants must file objections before sale time. The notice directs adherence to official procedures and dates.
Department of the Interior United States Land Office Miles City Montana announces a public sale under the June 27 1913 act. Harry B Millison serial 017012 will offer NK NW Sec 28 T1N R55W M M at 10:00 AM December 13 1913 at this office to highest bidder not less than $4.00 per acre. Claims or objections must be filed before sale time. A Kircher Register.
Under the June 27 1906 act and the 1910 amendment the General Land Office offers at public sale to the highest bidder not less than 3.10 per acre the NE NE of section 28 township 10 north range 50 east Montana for 1013 10 o clock AM bidders must file claims or objections by sale time A Kircher Register
Notice to creditors and all claimants of Sven Anderson deceased. Christian Jacobson administrator directs claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication to Gro J Murphy Ismay Montana, county of Custer. Miles City Montana November 14 1913.
Department of the Interior announces a land patent hearing at Miles City Montana for John Hoffek of Marsh with homestead entry No 05209 for South Half Section 20 Township and range. The hearing will be held January 7 1914 with witnesses Reinhold Bossert Christ Reuther Brest and Frank Buckley all of Marsh and Fallon Montana. Registration by A Kircher Register.
The young woman asks if poetry returns. The poet admits it does not always come back and jokes about neglecting to include return postage. The note then mentions Portugal and its population with rural residents listed.
An article describes the long multi day process to craft a bowling ball. It covers selecting clear wood blocks, turning, shellac coating, drying, oil rub, multiple sandpapers, holes for thumb and finger, final polishing, waste from cracks, and notes the average ball lasts about two years with prices from five to six dollars for best balls.
In 1741 London Westminster polling neared a crisis as crowds threatened disruption. The high bailiff, fearing a riot, closed the poll after pro ministerial electors moved toward the hustings. Voters murmured, the military was called, and the bailiff later apologized to the speaker and paid a heavy fine.
The Westminster Gazette notes Nanking as a historic literary center and siege city with an estimated population near two million. It is described as a major military depot and the source of cotton-nankeen, once home to the famed porcelain tower later destroyed in the Taiping rebellion.
The article notes Argentina’s post 1878 land reclamation with ranches holding up to 50 000 cattle, a British influenced hunting ground for Englishmen, and gaucho life contrasting with North American cowboys. It cites quotes on cleverness and stupidity.
The London Mail explains the term copper for detectives as a result of their need to be inen of mettle.
On Oshima Island in the Sea of Japan youths choose mates with minimal parental constraint. Suitors face two or three declines as part of formal courtship before commitment. The piece contrasts Western style dating with traditional restraint and notes Thanksgiving dinner customs evolving into a special feast.
A cornucopia formed of nougat or white candy makes an effective table decoration at Thanksgiving and can be eaten later by children. It may be filled with candied oranges grapes marrons glacés and other nuts.
A Kansas City Times quote from a yeoman at the navy recruiting station complains that navy trousers lack side pockets. He notes the habit of thrusting hands in pockets and says he has worn the navy uniform four years yet still tries to put his hands in pockets.
A brief excerpt emphasizing self reliance as the greatest quality of true manliness and humility as part of wisdom. The message counsels perseverance and confidence without discouragement. Louis Kossuth advocates personal strength and integrity.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt quotes Vory Thoughtful praising Blanc as a conscientious husband. It highlights Blanc's habit of informing his wife before he will be home for dinner.
The Baltimore American quotes a remark about Binks being broke and looking worn, suggesting financial difficulties reflected in his appearance.
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