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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1913
Page
8
Watchwords guide our service as we fulfill orders with courtesy for every need no matter the size. We invite trials on drugs prescriptions sundries kodaks phonographs and a large stock of blue amber indestructible records with special wax record prices. Seed season is advancing.
Local items include Leo Kirk visiting town and Al Lamereaux building a new log barn. Mrs. Thompson plans a daho¢ oh her claim on Feb 22. Mr. and Mrs. Riley visited Lamraux ranch. others spent time on Milk Creek and at C O Wright’s. Bank holiday noted and social visits recorded.
Ms. Mary Lam attended Catholic services in Ismay Saturday. Al Lamareau and wife were dinner guests at the Tub S ranch Sunday. Hugh Hudter aided a friend from Ismay and were guests of W Stevens Sunday. Ea Hol rook visited Knowlton area several days. W C Parker plans return from Stevens Point Wis after his father’s illness and death. CG J Smith will return to AY$ ranch on Powder river March 1. Joe and Allie Bradshaw prove successful trappers with four coyotes. Mrs Dan Bowman and son Burt, visiting in New York and Pennsylvania, expect to return home soon. Vernon Lawrence married Emma Kinney of Terry last week and will go horsekelping at Vern’s old home. Billie Bradshaw had a near drowning escape last Sunday while crossing the creek ice. He freed his foot from a stirrup and made it safely to shore.
Sealed bids for the construction of the Ismay courthouse building will be received until 6 o clock p m Saturday May first at the office of the Secretary Ismay Mont Plans specifications and agreements are on file in the Secretary office The board of directors reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids by order of the directors
Fragmentary ad text from 1845 promising "Raped" hospitality services at reasonable rates with meals and hourly service. It lacks clear context but emphasizes quality and reasonable hours.
The Ismay Club organized Tuesday evening with fifty or more members. F M Schwartz is president and F A Priess vice president. Lee Ross treasurer and G C Stevens secretary. A house committee includes Priass Noll and Ross. Club rooms expected to open around March 18 as they seek quarters, furniture, and funds. Members urged to join and support the social organization.
The Terry Tribune praised the Ismay players for a lively performance of American Hustler held at the opera house. Although amateurs, the cast impressed many as professionals, drawing a full house and strong approval from locals and visitors alike.
North Cottonwood notes report purchases of hay and a new separator, travels of M Knudson for LinCroisse, and local social events. Farmers plan spring work. errands at the Ismay Restaurant noted. milk cow wanted, oats and livestock for sale, and available seed wheat and land to rent from Ayers & Sons Co.
A short remark notes that some hare stories are so entertaining they defy belief, quoted as Dr. Push praising clever liars and their curious appeal.
M BE Rockwell, pastor. Ismay Sunday school in school building at 10 30 with Prof Stevens superintendent. song service at 1 30. preaching in Karlingburt Hall. Mildred Sunday School after preaching under L W Jacobus. Westmore preaching at 3 with Sunday school at 2 led by Mrs Voss.
Department of the Interior announces that Robert Striker of Ismay Montana filed intent to prove up a homestead entry dated May 11 1909 for N4 Section 10 Township 9N Range 535 M P Meridian before Leon G Hayes U S Commissioner Ismay Montana on March 20 1913. Witnesses named are Ford Q Brittenham William O Smith M B Frost Leif C Young all of Ismay Montana.
T P Oulton and a friend visited Miles City this week while Parson Bob preached in town. Lou Hayes takes a two week vacation from Earlingburt store duties. A son was born to Mr and Mrs E A McNamara. Ismay delegates attend the Yellow stone Trail convention in Miles City. Local ads note Rhode Island Red pullets for sale and a housekeeper needed. Peter Schluter seeks hospital care in Miles City. Dr G H Hinds will be in Ismay for dental work Feb 25 to Mar 1. The Better Farming train plans stops at Miles City Terry Mildred Ismay Baker on March 28–29.
A humorous London Tit-Bite item notes a masked party mishap where Blims is badly marred and a man laments paying the bill. A tale of a prank involving a wife and a hairpin used to fasten trousers surfaces in the dialogue.
The article argues that fair haired people become less common over time. It claims ancient Hebrews were fair haired and now are dark haired with few exceptions. It adds that Irish people also shifted from a predominantly fair to darker hair over 1150 years.
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