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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
5
Miss Pearl Vandervort visits Sadie Wolf while Harry Riley hosts a dance at his new house Saturday night. W L Peasé held a town sale last week. Mrs T C Maddox and Virginia visited with her mother Mrs Allen. Mrs Thos Pracise travels east with her father and sister. Mrs Frank Allen heads to Portland Oregon for the winter with her son Otis studying there.
Notice is given that Leontine J. Paquette of Ismay Montana who filed a homestead entry on June 17 1906 for land in section 4 township 9 north range 65 west has not filed fee of intention to make five year proof. The claim must be proven before L Hayes S Commissioner at Ismay Montana on January th 1914. Witnesses listed: John Poster William Fisher John A Macon Peter M Poulsen all of Ismay Montana. A Kircher Register.
Mackenzie notes show the Ellery mansion nearly finished while Mr Mearne traveled to Baker. Mary Proctor visits relatives here and Ethel Chausse attends to her claim. Miss Lamb hosts a schoolhouse program Friday the 12th. Edna L Marshall fractured her ankle when a horse fell on her. A Thanksgiving dance at the Fulton's ranch drew a good crowd. Edward L Murray, recently out of Mike City hospital, has recovered from a leg fracture.
Mrs. Lum returns from Miles City after dental work. Dan Bowman and wife drive to Miles City in their new car. Bradshaw and wife dined with Edward Holbrook on Thanksgiving. Fenner Redman of Hay Creek visits Knowlton. Community Dinner at Knowlton Hall enjoyed on Thanksgiving Day. Local residents attended the Ismay dance on Thanksgiving night. Reid Kochel, Jim Kochel, Stewart Knowlton, Poward Myers, and Loren Todd attended. Emmett Crosby and Jim Wechel plan a Knowlton tail event on December 12 with top quality music and floor in excellent condition. Everyone invited.
Mr and Mrs Geo Fisha entertained formally at a thriving gathering last Thursday. Guests included Wm Anderson and wife Edward Rohner and wife Coleman Kiokker and wife Miss Graceson and Mae McConkey and Messrs Brown Jay King Wm McConkey and Hans Larson. Mr Fisher furnished music and Mr Rohner took pictures of the crowd. Everyone spent a very enjoyable evening.
The Interior Department records Mary Mathison widow of Matthew Mathison of Sinay Montana filing intention to prove up a three year claim on land described as lot and NE lot in Section 32 Township 1N Range 4E Ismay Montana before U.S. Commissioner Leon Hases January 9. Witnesses named Hans Larson John Cook W Titus Steve V McCaumber.
Notice is published that under the General Land Office provisions a tract in Montana will be sold at public sale to the highest bidder not less than $40 per acre. The sale is at the office on February 21 and includes tract details with district and serial numbers, subject to act restrictions. Citizens with adverse claims must file before the sale time.
Notice announces Iva beth Wheedotrson of Whevon Mentune filing March Tf for Homestead Entry No. 07294 south of Leviton P2 Township SN Kanee Wr Mog Meridian. Commissioner at Baker will hear thirty day action to establish claim and list of witnesses Jalan Mach George Medloes John Hot Juan George Uo Buerga allot Klevua Montana.
A Buffalo Express note records a confidant asking if Charley’s protestation of a lone ring was genuine. The practical maiden replies she consulted a jeweler’s opinion on the stone as moral commentary touches on stock gamblers and judge’s stance.
A jumble of humorous and formal quotes features Cedars and Miss Taurus in a playful, slightly tangled dialogue about talent and propriety. The piece blends literary asides with mock conversation and a stray note on manners and memory.
Classified notice seeks small ad space in the Journal Five Scaline with pricing rules that no longer allow purchases under twenty five cents. No ad access for lower amounts.
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