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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1913
Page
8
The note promotes prompt orders and courteous service in a store offering drugs prescriptions sundries kodaks phonographs and records. It highlights low prices on wax records and Kodak supplies as seed season advances, inviting customers to shop now.
Local notes report druggist prices and store items in Ismay and nearby towns. Movements include residents returning to Madison and Avery, visits, and church postitions. Social and business items mention piano purchase, milk cows, and theater entertainment with prizes awarded for waltzers and popularity.
Ismay residents report a Masquerade Ball on February 22 and a bank holiday for Lincoln’s birthday. Local items include sales of Rhode Island Red chickens, seed oats, and Booze Turkey Toms. Updates cover property trades, blacksmith partnership, home building, elevator talks, and a pending murder trial set for March 2 in the district court.
Union Church outlines Sunday services at M E Rockwell Pastor with emancipation sermon. Sunday school at 10 30 in school building led by L W Jacobus and Mildred service. Y P S C meeting Saturday 7 30 at schoolhouse for those uniting with church. Westmore preaching 3 PM and Sunday school 2 PM led by Mrs Voss. Weeklong meetings continue with light evenings and good attendance.
Mr and Mrs Frank Allen visit with Mrs Allen’s daughter Mrs Leo Kirk. Walter Wolf hauls posts from Foundation Springs. Wm Frankland and Ned Hilton call in town Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Leo Kirk attend a dance at Mildred. G G Askin buys a head of cattle. Ismay players perform An American Hustler at Terry and are praised. The Ismay Club forms Feb 18 at Earlingburt Hall with charter members. Trail Association to meet Monday with speakers and programs. Miles City rail rate offered for good roads meeting. Wm Binnie cashier Fallon State Bank visits.
Bids for the Ismay Montana creamery building are to be received by 6 p.m. on Saturday March 1 at the Secretary's office in Ismay. Plans specifications and agreements are on file with the Secretary. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids by order of the Board of Directors February 1 1913.
Mrs. Fred Pivot stays in Minneapolis at her ill daughter's home. Hans Larson visited Terry on business last week Wednesday. Mr and Mrs George Fischer returned from Beach a week ago after visiting the latter's parents.
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