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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1913
Page
4
Charles N. Weider of Ismay Montana filed intent to prove homestead claim for land in section 10 township 9 north range 55 east on March 4 1913 before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes. Witnesses: Christ Garlson Carl Rost Claude T Holmes Claude B Stickey all of Ismay Montana.
Department of the Interior notice for Christopher Carlson of Ismay Montana who filed a homestead entry 03056 on March 21 1908 for section 10 township as general description and witnesses Charles N Weider Carl Rost Clarence R Huntzicker Julius G Zahel all of Ismay Montana with register A Kircher stating the filing before Leon C Hayes March 13 1913.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Miles City Montana records Calvin L Dow of Marsh Montana filing March 11 1913 as witness list includes R P Bossert F G Buckley N J Hogmire and R W Hogmire all of Marsh Montana for SEL and NEM portions in Section 18 Township 12A Range 536 M P Meridian with prior entries dated 1909 May 3 and 1909 Oct 23 reiterated.
The Department of the Interior Land Office reports that Heyawood Daly filed Sworn Statement and App lication No 014961 on June 21 1912 to buy Lot 3 Section 6 Township 6N Range 54X M P Meridian under the Timber and Stone Law. Appraised value is 135 dollars with timber estimated at 20 000 board feet yellow pine lags three dollars per M and 250 pine poles at six cents, land valued at 60 dollars. Final proof is set for February 21 1913 before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay Montana. Public may protest before patent issues by filing corroborated affidavit.
Claude T Holmes of Ismay Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his land claim for the southwest quarter and other described parcels in section 34 township 10 north range 55 east on February 26 1913 before Leon A C Hayes US Commissioner at Ismay Montana. Witnesses named are Charles N Weider Eber A Heigh Max Oviatt and Fred T Wright all of Ismay.
Leroy M. Burgess of Mildred Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a claim on his homestead entry No 04312 for parcel S14 Section 24 Township 10N Range 53m M P Meridian. The proof is to be presented before W A Brubaker U S Commissioner at Terry Montana on February 25 1918. Present with Burgess are Murphy Lee Roberts John Striker and Sam Roberts all of Mildred Montana.
The quote contemplates time as external signs like clocks and calendars, while asserting Time itself is the Life of the Soul. It contrasts measured intervals with deeper existential tempo.
A Philadelphia Ledger note ponders the time saved by the first passenger to alight as a train reaches the terminal, framing it as a perennial problem about efficiency and timing.
A concise reflection on ambition driven by readiness to take higher roles. It emphasizes earnest effort to prepare for advancement before accepting elevated positions.
Rein holt P Bossert of Marsh Montana files intent to prove up a three year claim on sections 18 township 12N range 550 west near Miles City. Witnesses F G Buckley N B Hogmire R W Hogmire and Calvin L Dow all reside Marsh Montana.
Department of the Interior Miles City Montana notices Edwin Patterson of Westmore seeks three year proof on homestead entries No. 3598 and 04732. Witnesses include William Fisher Frank M. Shaw Thomas J. Riley of Ismay Montana and Philip Aumack of Westmore. Proof before A S Commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay Montana February 20 1913. A Kircher Register.
Quoted line speaks of a strong, natural trust a mother inspires in children, stronger than polite strangers. It emphasizes an intrinsic bond rooted in native earth and human affection as a guiding force. Lord Halifax’s sentiment frames maternal trust as fundamental.
A compact reflection on the value of persistence in persuasive work. The text argues that effective convincing comes only to those who maintain steady, unwavering effort and refuse to quit.
Department of the Interior notice records Emmett Jordan of Ismay Montana filing a three year proof to establish his homestead claim for land in section 30 township 6 North range Otp M P Meridian. Proof to be presented before Leon Hayes U S Commissioner at Miles City Montana on March 13 1913 with witnesses Clem ent Renan William Fulton Charles Burns and Matt Monroe all of Ismay Montana. Act June 22 1910. A Kirch er Register.
Claud S. Babcock of Mizpah Montana filed notice of intention to make five year proof to establish his homestead claim on Section 6 Township 6N Range 328 M P Meridian. The claim for parcel N% spy BW si sn4 sw is scheduled before the U S Land Office Register and Receiver in Miles City on the 13th day of [month unreadable].
Department of the Interior notice states Peter M Poulsen of Ismay Montana filed intent to make final five land entries. The action concerns parcels originally filed December 6 1907 and April 8 1910 for lots and 4 NW 4 Section 6 Township 1N Range 58E M P Meridian. Hearing set March 4 with A S Commissioner Leon C ayis and witnesses listed.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer describes Hum mer as a thin man with a melancholy look and chronic dyspepsia while noting his verses about life being what you make it and the refrain Life is what you make it You can make it glad.
A humorous exchange where Gary proclaims his sole friend is his dog and an optimistic adviser suggests adopting another dog to widen his circle. The light dialogue showcases a playful view on companionship and loyalty through canine bonds.
Elizabeth J. Coon of Westmore Montana has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish her claim on section 34 township 10N range 562 merit west of the meridian. The proof is to be sworn before Leon C. Hayes U S Commissioner at Ismay Montana on March 4 1913. Witnesses named are Thomas J Riley Bert B Jones Willard C Hoffman and Hans Larson all of Ismay.
Alfred T. Wright of Ismay Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof on his homestead entry No 06976 for the S4 NEY Irynwid lot 2 Section 30 Township 9N Range 56H M P Meridian. He will present witnesses Ned E. Bivgleston Guy L Stickney George G Green and Claude T Holmes all of Ismay at a March 4 1913 hearing before U S Commissioner Leon C Hases.
In a spring tale from Youths Companion, Jonathan Higgs spends his wife Maria's saved money on a cultivator rather than a parlor carpet. She redeems the family funds for household goods and labor-saving items, declaring it all in the family as she guides their purchases and work. The couple's dispute ends with Maria's resolute stance and shared labor.
Dr Dougal of Keith known for bluntness and wit. An elderly patient asks about his tongue and the doctor quips the tongue needs a rest. Another patient laments eye trouble and the doctor retorts it is better to suffer with them than without.
A witty back-and-forth imagines a train chasing a couple and crashing into a tree with a bird’s nest. The dialogue mocks the absurdity of the incident and leaves the factual details unclear.
A city girl jokes about a farmer and a cow rating her red parasol as out of date. The country scene plays on social humor with witty lines and rural charm. The exchange captures a light moment of village life and observations.
A light exchange quotes a suitor asking a father if he objects to paying attention to his daughter. The father quips that payment of attention is easier than paying her bills, reflecting a humorous social aside from the era.
Fragmentary dialogue notes a disagreement over dress purchases and changing fashion demand. The exchange contrasts wife’s expectation of high dress expenses with a husband expressing relief that the big checks were demanded anyway, suggesting economic or social pressures around attire.
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