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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1913
Page
4
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Department of the Interior notices a homestead entry by Hanuso of badlon Montana for a Montana land tract. It states the applicant will file for six year proof to establish claim before the Miles City Land Office on January 15 1914 with witnesses Dema Mann R R Williams Fallon Montana Michael P Brest Frank Ro Gardin Marsh Montana and A Kircher Register.
Department of the Interior announces that Anna M Pox of Ismay Montana has filed intent to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim for NW Section 26 Town ship JON Range 546 MPP Meridian. The testimony will be taken before U S Commissioner A C Trayes at Ismay Montana on January 11 with witnesses Peter I Poulsen Sophie Hayward Mary Cus Bookmeier and Mary Pierce all residents of Ismay Montana. A Kircher Register.
Albert H Whitfield of Isinuy Montana filed notice of intention to make three site proof to establish claim to land described West Half Section 12 Township 11N Range 10W meridian. The hearing before WA Brubaker U S Commissioner Terry January 12 1914 witnesses Andrew Haas Argyd Linvold Brooks Taylor and T Traubert all of Mildred Montana Kircher Registrar
Valentine Schariz of Plevna Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim for Lots 1 2 and 3 in Section 4 Township 23N Range 31E M P Meridian The proof will be examined before W R Derber U S Commissioner at Baker Montana January 10 1914 Witnesses include Geo McHees Andrew Giving William J Louseh and John Fried all of Plevna Montana.
Notice is hereby given that Jobo Hofer of Marsh Montana has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish residence on a homestead in South Half Section 20 Township L E N Range 56 H Montana before the Register and Receiver U S Land Office Miles City Montana on January 7 1914. Claimant names as witnesses Steinhold Bossert Christ K Reuther Pred Brost all of Marsh Montana and Frank G Buckles of Fallon Montana.
Two hunters in central Servia lose their way in fog on Dry mountain. After fourteen hours one collapses in snow and the other, tying him with cards, cushions him and slides him down the slope to speed the descent. The survivor is found at the base exhausted by a peasant a short time later.
Isolated notice from the Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Miles City Montana directs sale under June 2 1890 Act. Charles O Wright Ismay Montana applies serial 82%1 land tract Lots 2 4 5 Sec 2 T L M R K God at a minimum $4.00 per acre. Sale at 10 AM January 24 1914 at the office. Adverse claims must file by sale time. A Kircher Registrar.
Official notices announce isolated tract land sales by the US Interior Department in Miles City Montana. Two separate parcels are offered at a minimum bid of four dollars per acre with sale dates in January 1904 and January 1914. Adverse claimants must file objections before sale.
Department of the Interior notice announces that George John Buergi of Plevna Montana holder of homestead entry No 04706 for North Half Section 24 Township 8 North Range 50 East will file intent to prove up his claim before U S Commissioner C C Conser at Plevna Montana on January 19 1914 The statement lists McHees Miles Carrington J Markwardt and W J Markwardt of Plevna Montana as witnesses
Department of the Interior notice from Miles City Montana dated December 1 1913 states William Salmon of Westmore Montana has filed intent to prove up a homestead entry number 027 for a land parcel in township 8N range 578 M P Meridian. He will appear before Leon Hayes U.S. Commissioner at Ismay Montana January 19 1914 with witnesses Nelson A Muegleston Fred Ef Swendiman Frank Moulton and Ralph H Highe.
Joe Litturoo of Westmore, Montana, filed intent to prove up a three year homestead claim on Mast Hall Section 14, Township Lon Range Str, Meridian. The proof before Leon Traves in Ismay, Montana, on January 19, 1914, with witnesses Edwin Patterson George Griffith Robert W. Rose and Jesse Smith of Westmore, Montana.
Department of the Interior seals to inform Kate W Piwitt nee Weaver of Ismay Montana filed intent to make three year proof to establish land claim for WY NW1, Wk swl, and w iaNwwl, Sy sw, Section 10 Township 1N Range 57E MPM. Hearing before Leon C Hayes US Commissioner at Ismay Montana on the 7th day of January with witnesses Stephen Macomter Orrin W Titus Hans Larson and John J Doran all of Ismay Montana.
The Department of the Interior notices that Jam Wl Brown of Mildred Morasa seeks three proof of domicile for a homestead entry filed November 2 1909 for North half section Township YX Range dsm Moon Isidi. The hearing before US Commissioner WA Brubaker Montana is set for January 22 with witnesses A A Stoke Arthur C Holman Fred Smith and Clyde A Mennis all of Mildred. Resistor A Kirchier.
Timothy Shea Jr of Ismay Montana filed notice of intent to prove up three year homestead proof on land described in section 12 township N range 56K MP extending before U.S. Commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay Montana on January 23. Witnesses named include Claude Burrell Charles Walker Samuel Harris and Frank Cass.
A writer cites the craze for tall feathered headgear in London salons of 1760. Feathers marked elegant assemblies for women and influenced carriage dress and decor. The mode detached ladies from wedlock constraints, with luster removed and carriages sealed with feathered tops.
The piece notes the decline of Brittanys sardine packing affecting global beauty, praising the sight of Le Croisic sailing boats and their ethereal blue nets. It contrasts the humble factory with the elegant fleet and the shimmering sardine laden boats.
A humorous account features Jones and Robinson comparing wives in a lively quip about a strikingly ugly woman. The exchange ends with Jones attempting to one up the boast by suggesting his own wife. The piece also notes Kiruna in Lapland houses a vast iron ore mine and describes its milder climate and year round ore work.
Department of the Interior notice from Miles City Montana dated December 4 1913 states Elizabeth Theodorson of Plevna Montana who filed a 1910 homestead entry for South Flat 12 township 8 north range 47 west M Meridian intends to make three year proof before W R Barber US Commissioner on January 16 1914. Claimant witnesses are John Mack George McHees John Hoff man and George T Buergi all of Plevna.
Department of the Interior Miles City Montana November 29 1913 notice Mary Mathison widow of Matthew Mathison of Ismay Montana claims on homestead entries 02498 and 07942 for sections and townships listed with witnesses Hans Larson John Cook O W Titus and Steve McCumber all of Ismay Montana registered by A Kircher Register with Hayes Commissioner.
Leontine J. Paquette of Ismay Montana filed notice of intention to make five year proof to establish homestead claim on SEY Nwi4 Lots 5 6 7 Section 6 Township 9N Range 555 M P Meridian. The proof must be presented before Leon Hayes T S Commissioner at Ismay on the Sunday of January 1914. Witnesses named are John D. Foster William Fisher John A. Bacon and Peter M. Poulsen all of Ismay.
Jackson boasts fifteen years of marriage as his wife greets him at the door. Johnson remarks on the scene and the couple jokes about his boots.
A brief quoted exchange shows Bob denouncing Bill while insisting the act was done on the square. The remark appears in the Balti Taore American.
In a brief feature the couple, the Bayleys, are described as lavish spenders who use much of the husband’s earnings. Despite wealth, he avoids owning a car and she does not play bridge, highlighting their unconventional lifestyle.
A Washington Star quote shows a customer refusing to use a Chinese laundryman citing a paper with seemingly complimentary but insulting writing. The exchange highlights tensions in race and commerce during the period.
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