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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1913
Page
4
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Charles N. Weider of Ismay Montana files notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim on the land described in entry No 4963 Section 10 Township 9N Range 50E M P Meridian. Proceedings to be before Leon C Hayes U S Commissioner at Ismay on March 4 1913 with witnesses Christ Carlson Carl Rost Claude T Holmes and Claude B Stickey all residents of Ismay Montana.
Notice records Christopher Carlson of Ismay Montana filing March 13 1913 before U S Commissioner Sean C Hayes on his 1908 homestead entry for N4% Swn N% Sem Section 10 Township 9 North Range 55 East M P Meridian Witnesses named Charles N Weider Carl Rost Clarence R Huntzicker Julius G Zabel all of Ismay Montana A Kircher Register.
Department of the Interior announces Je Heywood Daly of Knowiton Montana filed Sworn Statement and Application No 014961 to purchase Lot 13 Section 6 Township GN Range 54E M P Meridian under Timber and Stone Act. Land and timber appraised at 135 dollars. 20000 board feet yellow pine logs valued at 3.00 per M. 250 pine poles at 6 cents. final proof on February 21 1913 before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay Montana. Protest or contest allowed before patent issues by corroborated affidavit.
Claude T. Holmes of Ismay Montana filed notice to prove up a homestead claim dating to 1909 for lands described in section 34 township 10 north range 55 west near Miles City. The three year proof will be examined by U S Commissioner Leon C. Hayes in Ismay on February 26 1913 with witnesses N. Weider A Geigh Oviatt and T Wright listed.
Notice from the U S Land Office Miles City that Leroy M Burgess of Mildred Montana, holder of homestead entry 04312 for the east half of section 24, township 10 north range 53 east M P Meridian, will prove up his claim before U S Commissioner W A Brubaker at Terry Montana on February 25 1913 and lists Hance Murphy Lee Roberts John Strixer and Sam Roberts of Mildred as witnesses.
Emmett Jordan of Ismay Montana filed three year proof for a homestead entry on land in Miles City district. The proof is to be shown before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes in Ismay on March 13 1913 with witnesses Clement Renan William Fulton Charles Burns and Matt Monroe all of Ismay. Act June 22 1910.
Reinholt P. Bossert of Marsh Montana files notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim for lots 1 2 3 4 section 18 township 12 north range 5 east meridian at Miles City Montana The witnesses named are F G Buckley N B Hogmire R W Hogmire and Calvin L Dow all of Marsh
Humorous brief notes from a Brooklyn Citizen column recount a wife discovering old love letters and a hungry husband asking if supper is ready. The scene mixes romantic nostalgia with domestic realism in a concise vignette.
Instructions suggest using a shoe horn to fit children's rubbers, reducing bruised fingers and broken nails. The tip emphasizes the ease and safety gained by this simple tool.
A playful overheard exchange between Captaint and a Widow frames a humorous life metaphor. The widow proposes companionship with a second mate while the captain asks for guidance on the voyage.
Edwin Patterson of Westmore Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof on homestead entries 3598 and 04732 with witnesses William Fisher Frank M Shaw Thomas J Riley all of Ismay Montana and Philip Aumack of Westmore Montana. The process was to be witnessed before Leon M Hayes U S. Land Office Miles City Montana.
Nathaniel P Willis famed for wit at Mrs Gates dinner in Washington. A card from Mrs Gates warns a niece against flirting with Nat Willis. Willis replies with a playful verse about restraint and Campbell.
Elizabeth J. Coon of Westmore Montana filed notice of intent to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim on the land described in entry No 04764 made June 7 1909 for 5 percent in Section 34 Township Jon Range 56H.M. P Meridian. The proof is set before Leon C Hayes U S Commissioner at Ismay Montana on March 4 1913 with witnesses Thomas J Riley Bert B Jones Willard C Hoffman Hans Larson all of Ismay.
Alfred T. Wright of Ismay Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim to the s4% NEY, SElgen, 1or2, Section 20 Township 9N Range 568 M P Meridian. The hearing is set before Leon C Hayes on March 4 1913 with witnesses Ned Ef Eggleston Guy L Stickney George G Green and Claude T Holmes all of Ismay and nearby areas.
The article explains how fireworks may have inspired gunpowder and traces origins to China where saltpeter, charcoal, and sulfur form the explosive mix. It notes Chinese use of gunpowder in fireworks for about two thousand years and describes how metal filings yield colors in wheels and rockets.
Claud S. Babcock of Mizpah Montana files notice of intention to make five year proof to establish claim to his March 26 1906 homestead entry for N 44 SE14 swl4 SB se% sw Section 6 Township 6N Range 52E M P Meridian before the Register and Receiver U S Land Office Miles City Montana on January 24 with witnesses Byron Cummings John L Selway Mary E Murphy and Frank Stephenson all of Mizpah Montana
Department of the Interior notice states Peter M. Poulsen of Ismay Montana filed intention to make five described land entries before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay on March 4 1913 with witnesses William Fisher Joseph J Madsen John Bacon and John D Foster all residents of Ismay Montana.
A critic finds in Wells's Marriage a hero torn by greed to possess a woman who embodies charm and caprice yet grants him superficial superiority while secretly offering spiritual insight only when needed.
The article notes that tin corrosion occurs with non acidic foods like fish and vegetables due to amino compounds. Shrimp cans corrode quickly unless iced before canning. Workers report skin peeling and shoes eaten through from methylamine. Canners now frequently ice shrimp and line cans with paper to prevent tin contact.
A portly woman in a rear smoker’s seat admonishes a man lighting a pipe. She declares smoking makes her feel sick and the man retorts with a blunt prompt to proceed, then a terse exchange follows about restraint.
An elderly man declared his life in this world is nearly finished during a recent experience meeting. A brother on the front bench reacted with a pious exclamation, while the scene was noted by Judge's Library.
A compact exchange shows humor and civility in daily life. A traveler asks for steak and a 1 o'clock train while the clerk notes tooth condition as a factor. A narrator remarks on the value of kindness and the ease of performing it.
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