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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary text describes a wide girdle at the waist and skirt hem alignment, noting that only an experienced hand can determine which belt is which and how the top of the skirt aligns with the bottom.
William B. Nerenz Jr of Ismay Montana files three year proof to establish his homestead claims in section 26 township 10N ranger district meridian. The hearing before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes in Ismay Montana is set for January 17 1913. Witnesses named include Cuthbert V Eno William Schwartz William Fisher and Leslie Newsum all residents of Ismay Montana.
Christina TORIES of Knowlton Montana filed notice of intention to make final three year proof on her homestead entry in section 2 township 6N range 53H M P Meridian. The proof is to be made at Ismay Montana December 21 1912 with witnesses W George Walter Femming Chauncey Kochel all of Knowlton and Bert Roberts of Ismay.
The U S Land Office Miles City Montana lists two homestead notice of intention to prove up land claims. Antis Vining formerly Babcock of Mildred is to present proof January 4 1913 with witnesses J W Simpson Alfred Sprague A J Nichols Addison Nichols all of Mildred. Cyril F Franta of Mildred is to present proof January 4 1913 with witnesses Mamie S Podhola Amil Havlina C A Minnes Anton Paupa all of Mildred.
Notice for Publication from the Department of the Interior United States Land Office at Miles City Montana dated November 12, 1912 provides a public claim or filing notice for land parcels including location details and claimant information for public record and future proceedings.
Department of the Interior announces a land sale in Miles City Montana on November 11. Public notice details bidding and parcel listings by the U S Land District.
A witty exchange contrasts natural endowment with education and speed. The Doctor praises natural endowment while The Professor suggests rapid results from risky experimentation, highlighting a clash of intellects and methods.
Frank M. Shaw of Ismay Montana files three year proof to establish homestead claim for NW and wi4 sEY sNEM sections in Township 9 North Range 578 before Leon C. Hayes U S Commissioner at Ismay on January 20 1913. Witnesses include Edwin Patterson O W Titus Thomas J Riley of Ismay Montana and Charles E Clark of Preston Montana. A Kircher Register.
Bert B. Jones of Ismay Montana files notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to Lots 3 4 5 4 Section 4 Township 9 North Range 56 East M P Meridian before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay on January 10 1913 Witnesses include Willard C Hoffman Kate Hoffman Carl Stolts and Claude B Stickney all residents of Ismay Montana.
J J Heywood Daly of Knowton Montana filed June 21 1912 to purchase Lot 13 Section 6 Township 6N Range 54W M P Meridian under the Timber and Stone Law. Land and timber were appraised at 135. timber estimated 20000 board feet yellow pine logs priced at 3 per M. 250 pine poles at 6 cents. land valued at 60. Final proof set for February 21 1913 before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay Montana. Protest or contest allowed before patent issues.
In Miles City Montana on November 30 1912 Niels J Vaarst files to contest Gordon F Bevan s Homestead Entry 011703 for land in NEY N Y, SEY NWY Sec 8 T6N R55 Montana Mer. Bevan must answer under oath within twenty days after fourth publication or lose rights. these publications run Dec 6 13 20 27 1912. Notice details service of answer and proof of delivery.
A playful exchange shows a precocious child declaring willingness to be obedient while noting that parents and grandparents have not agreed on who is boss. The quip hints at family dynamics and generational authority with humor.
A quoted exchange features a Socialist denouncing money as filthy lucre while a stock trader boasts of cleaning up a thousand dollars. The dialogue reflects satirical social commentary on wealth and virtue in the magazine's voice.
A brief and stinging snippet describes a man with lopsided hair and a woman applying powder with the tease that such beauty efforts seem foolish. The tone mocks both gendered grooming standards and public notions of attractiveness.
The article notes cards were introduced to England and viewed initially as a holiday pastime, shaping their early social use and perception as a festive leisure activity.
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