Christmas Stock Sale Promotes Stationery and Leather Bags
Local ad promotes seasonal goods including Christmas stationery and leather bags at a shop. Highlights deals and festive gift options targeting holiday shoppers.
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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1913
Page
8
Local ad promotes seasonal goods including Christmas stationery and leather bags at a shop. Highlights deals and festive gift options targeting holiday shoppers.
Druggist T. C. Maddox invites customers to view a line of aluminum ware and fine box candies perfect for holiday presents with reasonable prices.
George Vining of Mildred visited town on business yesterday. Heavy snows delayed eastbound trams for several days. Lee Ross returned from a two week visit with parents in Freeport. Mrs. C J Millard hosted a card party. Miss Marcella Ryan returned to Miles City for school. New parcels post system began at the local post office. Mrs. Brackett hosted a roller skating party and a watch night supper on New Year’s Eve. Farmers hauled grain to town as Cabin Creek notes arrive late. The community notes highlight new business prospects and plans for a local creamery and bungalow construction by N E Berger.
Corrected grain market items for Ismay and surrounding area discuss wheat and crops, possible National Pastime route changes, a mass meeting for a new creamery to secure dairy cows, mail service contract shifts, a fatal Bowman fire, and local social notes including Frwin Chaffee visiting Sparta and Alva Hoffman’s timber work.
Church notices list M E Rockwell at Union Church with 10 30 Sunday school in Ismay Mildred and Westmore services and topics The future bronze pins for 13 Sundays and annual meeting notices include Mildred First Congregational Church dining by ladies and election of officers. Christmas programs praised.
A historical auction notice lists items to be sold including an elephant with a campaign stain and a gored side, worn golf sticks, a single season steam roller, and post office fixtures. At Oyster Bay a bull moodée calved in June 1912 is offered with a club, socialist planks, and a bull moose lunch. Terms: four years at eight percent discount for cash. under 30 cents cash. no reserves. Taft Roosevelt owners. W Z Bryan auctioneer. Woodrow Wilson clerk.
A magistrate questions a cheerful prisoner who admits being brought there. The line captures formal court tone and a humorous, old fashioned dialect as the prisoner acknowledges his presence in custody.
John Alden called himself an instructed delegate while Priscilla, unfamiliar with politics, caused a stampede by maneuvering through the crowd.
Notice is given by O W Titus administrator of the estate to creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. The estate business is transacted at Ismay Montana in Custer County. Dated Miles City November 29 1912.
Albert LaBree of Ismay Montana filed a homestead entry in 1911 for land in sections 82 5 6 and 5 6 66B MP Meridian. He intents to prove up three years work at Osmay Montana before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes on February 1 1913. Witnesses listed Sibley LaBree George Cook Al Hardy Mose Mireau all from Tee Dee Montana.
The Ismay Dramatic Club of nine performers under B T Vance will present the four act comedy An American Hustler at Ismay Hall on Saturday evening Jan 18. A dance by the Ismay Orchestra follows with a 50 cent admission price.
Mrs Storey visited Sioux Falls last week while Earl Smith toured with friends at Lake Preston. S B Wilson and family returned to LaBelle Missouri for the winter. David Bickle and family with Mr and Mrs Fred Priess attended New Year celebrations at the Riley home north of town. Miss Evelyn Brackett hosted a small party Monday evening with games and amusements. The New Years dance was the most successful yet with 53 tickets sold and wide countryside and neighboring towns represented.
Local ad promotes job work services with insistence on capability and affordability. The brief emphasizes readiness to handle varied tasks and invites inquiries from potential clients.
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