Ismay Local News Reflects Travel Visits and Health Events
Ismay notes tell of Paul Burt visiting from Miles City with friends, Mrs Crandell and children planning a Fargo visit, and Levi Millison returning from Hafarge. Dentists visit Ismay Wednesdays and Thursdays. A funeral in Red Wing, Minnesota is corrected, and ranchers plan a summer residence. A library gift from Clement Redan seeds a public library with 300 volumes. Clyde Burrel’s niece underwent surgery in Miles City, and Mrs Muckney had an appendectomy there. Seiler family from Red Wing visit Baker for Christmas. first Montana trip for Seiler delights them. Weather worries stockmen. land trips to Virginia fall short.
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Ismay
Paul Burt
Miles City
Barber
Terry
Redwing
Minn
Hesday
McMurray
G. A. Lewis
Clude Muckney
Lewis
C. B. Silverdale
Baker
K. R. Seiler
Redwin
Victor
Mrs. Seiler
W. Baker
Minnesota
Mr. Seiler
Montana
Clement Redan
Teedee
Jeanor ‘Redan
Mery
Gortie
New Year Greeting From Local Establishment
A 1911 year end greeting expresses appreciation for customers and hopes for continued pleasant relations in the coming year. The note wishes readers a happy close to the old year and prosperity in the New Year. Cordial closing from the business.
Christmas Day Dining and Local Bridge Referendum in Ismay
A Bob Sled party at William Fisher’s home in Ismay recalls warm hospitality and a Christmas dinner. Custer County to vote Feb 70 on issuing funds for three bridges over Powder and Yellowstone rivers. Christmas carol processions, a judge’s humorous awakening, and a village hall program praised for community effort and festive cheer.
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Bob
Custer County
Powder River
Terry
Yellowstone River
Miles City
Yellowstone
Fallon
Ismay
Prindle
Knowlton Notes Describe Local Holiday Social Activity
Elver Anderson recovers enough to go out. The Knowlton Dramatic Club plans a near future visit with a full dress circle and gallery. Mrs Lum hosts Friday invitations. Christmas meals and a Knowlton hall tree event drew many guests and a Chautauqua salute honored Miss Carmichael. Mary Anderson and Billy Lewis provided music for a large crowd.
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Dicken
Supt
Peck
Cine Santa Claus
Knowltonites
Gtallery
Wayland Wood
Mary Lum
Bess Carmichael
Leran Todd
Guy Hanna
Ray Fitch
Knowlton Hall
Heywood Daly
Carmichael
Mary Anderson
Billy Lewis
Riot at Rube Branch’s saloon cools after Christmas spirit
The report notes a minor disturbance in Rube Branch’s saloon when a group of Italians from the work train caused a brief rumpus early in the week. The flare up was quickly quelled with little damage.
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Rube Branch
Wood Orchestral Trio to perform at Ismay Hall
The Wood Orchestral Trio, three skilled young women including an excellent reader, will be the next act in the entertainment course at Ismay Hall on Wednesday evening January 3. Attend and enjoy a refined program.
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Wood
Ismay Hall
School Notes Update From Miss Rasner Visit
The ninth grade finished Silas Marner and will study Julius Caesar next. Supt Peck urges parents to enroll absent students at the start of term while grades offer Latin Algebra Geography and history. Donated books totaling 300 volumes arrive from Mrs Eleasor Renan and will be kept at the school as a high standard reference collection including Browning and Britannica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Marner
Julius Ceasen
Supt
Peck
Eleasor Renan Hays
Willep
Schooh
Shey Willel
George Filiot
Robert Browning
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Edison Phonographs
Eastman Kodaks
Yours Truly
T. C. Maddox
Ismay, Mont
Gro. Ik. Burt
W. A. Brubaker
Cashier
Geo. T Gipson
Alfred Wright
W. Pres
F. P. Reiley
Asst Cash
State Bank of Terry
Terry, Montana
David Bickler, P. Reiley
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First National Bank
Knowlton
Elver Anderson
Mrs. Heywood Daly
Mildred Cummings
Mrs
Howard Cummings
Reece George
Will George
Beryl
Tom George
Vern Kelly
Grandma George
Marcus P. Beebe
Ipswith
S. D
Miss Rasner
Gdd Hettinger
Si di
Miss Lovett
Jeg
Betis
Rone
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