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Frank Bunn
Westmore
Baker Sentinel
Local Notes and Notices from Baker Area
Community items report business visits by Fulton and J C Parsons, restaurant recommendations at Ismay, and Catholic services rescheduled. Homestead proofs by Clement Renan near BKalaka. Rhode Island Red cockerels for sale by A O Ingram. Falls plans a blacksmith shop. Whitney Creek club gathers. Julius Zabel fever recovery. barnstormer show to Terry. new home addition by Bonnell and Hosfield. Miles City arrest of Ray Bruce for rape. Miss Missouri Girl play praised. home orchestra dance profits split. new Journal subscribers listed. overall sparse news due to cold snap and travel.
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Miles City
Bert Bruce
Baker
Matt Jones
Josslyn
Missouri
Zeke
Daisy
W L. Burton
C. H. Wilson
Virginia Parsons
W. E. Berger
C. R. Wilson
Wayland Wood
Emmett Jordan
A. J. Haley
LaBree
P. LaBree
Mose Mirgan
Mentignion
Ismay Creamery Construction Bids Sought
Sealed bids for building the Ismay creamery will be received until 6 p m on March 1 in Ismay Montana. Plans and specs are on file with the Secretary. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids by order of the Board dated February 1 1913.
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Ismay Creamery
Ismay
Mont
Board of Directors
Chamber Luncheon in Miles City Prepares for Wonderland Trail
The Miles City Chamber of Commerce hosts a weekly luncheon at the Hotel Olive with J. E. Prindle of Ismay as guest. Afterward a committee meeting will organize entertainment for the Wonderland Trail association gathering set for February 17 with delegates from Montana North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota anticipated. An excursion rate of one and a third fare to Miles City is offered for the Twin Cities Aberdeen Yellowstone Trail Association convention on February 17 tickets available February 13 to 17 return by 18. Certificates must be signed at the meeting Judge J E Prindle to preside and a notable speaker list is planned as Miles City prepares to welcome visitors.
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Miles City
J. E. Prindie
Vaudeville at the hall showcases Princess Neta and top acts
The Vaudeville Company performs all week at the hall with Princess Neta, Buffalo Bill era crack shot, delivering marvelous marksmanship nightly. Leslie and Webber provide singing and comic turns as the show promises clean, inviting entertainment and a popular lady contest with post show prizes for best lady and gentleman waltzers.
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Neta
Buffalo Bill
Leslie and Webber
Ismay deputy sheriff appointment praised by Wells followers
Joe Hunt named deputy sheriff in Ismay with prior experience expected to serve well. Sheriff Wells’ selection earns praise from local friends. Also notes Mrs D G McAtee’s return from Beach visit, twin birth of Frank Bunn’s family, and Terry village marshal Struckmeyer’s appointment. Works cite health concerns for Mrs Evenson in Minneapolis.
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Ismay
Joe Hunt
Joe
Sheriff Wells
N. J. Evenson
Minneapolis
Evenson
Union Church Services Emancipation Sermon In Ismay
Sunday schedule lists ISMAY Sunday school at 10 30 Prof Stevens Rape song service 7 30 special music preaching in Earlingbutt Hall Mildred Sunday school after preaching L W Jacobus Supt WESTMORE preaching at 3 pm Sunday school 2 pm Mrs Voss Supt A Tuesday series of special meetings starts with song service 7 30 and a pastor led sermon continues nightly except Saturdays Join in singing
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Ismay
Stevens
Earlingbutt Hall
L. W. Jacobus
Westmore
Voss
Public Notice of Homestead Claim Proof Montana 1913
Reinholt P. Bossert of Marsh Montana files notice of intention to make three year proof to establish land claim in Section 18 Township 12 North Range 55 West M P Meridian. Proof before Register and Receiver U S Land Office Miles City Montana on March 15 1913 with witnesses F G Buckley N B Hogmire R W Hogmire Calvin L Dow all of Marsh Montana.
Dow seeks three year proof on homestead land claim in Marsh Montana
Calvin L Dow of Marsh Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim on SBY4 Ost 23 1909 for NEM Section 18 Township 12N Range 5B M P Meridian before the U S Land Office at Miles City Montana on March 15 1913 Witnesses include R P Bossert F G Buckley N S Hog mire and R W Hopmire all of Marsh Montana
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Calvin L Dow
Marsh
Ranye
M. P. Meridian
Register & Receiver
R. P. Bossert
F. G. Buckley
Hogmire
R. W. Hopmire
Marsh, Montana
Ismay, Montana Claim Filed for Homestead Earlier Entry
Christopher Carlson of Ismay, Montana filed to amend a 1908 home stead entry for lands in section 10 township with witnesses Charles Weider, Carl Rost, Clarence Huntzicker, and Julius Zabel, before U S Commissioner Leon Hayes in Ismay on March 13 1913. registrar A Kircher.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land
Miles City
Montana
Griven
Christopher Carlson
Ismay
M. P. Merillian
Leon C Hayes
U. S
Nares
Charles N. Weider
Carl Rost
Clarence R. Huntzicker
Julius G. Zabel
A. Kircher
Revister
Alias Summons in Ismay Township Montana
State of Montana to the unnamed defendant in Ismay Ismay Township Custer County you are summoned to appear January 10 1913 at 10 oclock a m before Justice J B Prindle to answer J W Zook complaint for 1289 dollars for goods and merchandise furnished in 1911 and 1912 failure to do so will judgment be rendered against you for 1289 dollars and costs given January 9 1913 by J B Prindle justice of the peace
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State of
Montana
J. B. Prindle
Custer
Ismay
J. W Zook
Paintiff
L. R. St. John
Crossing the Bridge and English Language Factoids
A daily thought notes friendship truth and tenderness from Emerson. A quip warns that crossing a bridge before arriving forces the crossing later. An English language fact recalls about ten percent of the world’s inhabitants speak English.
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Daily Thought
Emerson
Changing Nature Indirectly and Human Reform
Collier's Weekly argues that you cannot alter human nature by law nor by changing people, unless you reform the conditions that shape them. It questions whether social progress can occur by reversing the factors that create character and behavior.
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Collier’s Weekly
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T. C. Maddox
Win. Fulton
J.C. Parsons
MEYER
Clement Renan
Bkalaka
Haves
Rhode Island
A. O. Ingram
Ismay, Mont
Prank Falls
Aker
W. J Falls
Whitney Creek
Whitney Creek Cinch Club
Harnack
Leif Young
Julius Zabel
Abera@aeen
Terry
Ray Bonnell
Roy Hosfield
Larry Thomas
Ismay Grain Market
D. G. McAtee
Beach
E. P. Johnston
Seattle
BHS
Struckmeyer
Herman
Union Church Services
M. B. Rockwell
Mildred
U.S. Land Office
Reinholt P. Bossert
U .S. Land Office
N. B Hogmire
R. W. Hogmire
Calvin L. Dow
Alias
Justice Court
Ismay Township
J. Lk. Prindle
Earlingburt