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Newspaper

Ismay Journal

Location

Ismay, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1911

Page

4

Ismay News Roundup Includes Nealy Butte Repairs and Visitors

The item notes H. M. Nealy of Butte and Gideaea ev planning farming claims for the coming season. George Griffith hauled lumber for a new shanty for Mrs Kate Weaver. Carroll C Ayres builds on his father’s land in section 22 north of town. R. B. Ayres expected back soon to reside permanently. Shorty Taylor and Harry Van Gordon returned from Fargo after an institute on removing a brown taste from the mouth. The Lewis Crawford show visited Ismay for four nights offering moving pictures and vaudeville with mixed reception.

H. M Nealy Butte Gileadea Butte Neal George Griffith Kate Weaver R. B. Ayres Ismay Shorty” Taylor Harry van Gordon Fargo

Infant Margaret Foley Dies at Ranch

Little Margaret Foley seven months old, youngest child of P G Foley, died at the ranch on Thursday morning at seven o'clock. Burial followed at the ranch site.

Margaret Foley P. G. Foley James Fluss John Fluss

Cook Blacksmith Shop Sold to Christ Jacobson

Christ Jacobson, formerly in threshing and plowing, purchases the blacksmith shop of E. S. Cook. Cook moves to Terry to reside on his claim. Jacobson is well known in the community and is expected to run a successful new venture.

Christ Jacobson E. S. Cook Mr. Cook Terry Mr. Jacobson

Local NOTE: Frequent visits and travels around town

Frank Smith went to Terry Saturday. J H Hasty went to Miles City. Walker the wolfer was in town Friday. Tige Grinnell came from Whitney Creek. W O Titus and H K E Wood went to Miles City Sunday. R H Highlee and M Ludwig were from Westmore Monday. Mrs W F Meier from south of town Monday. Monts Archdale and wife came from the ranch Monday. Dan McKay Joe Malone and Ben Grove were visitors in Ismay Sunday. Ada Gipson went to the claim after weeks in town. Numerous residents were listed as sick or traveling for work and banking meetings.

J. €. Walker Wolfer Tige’ Grinnell Whitney Creek W. Titus H K E. Wood Mles City R. H. Highlee M. Ludwig Westmore W. EF. Meier Monts Ismay al Lameraux Kenneth McLean J. Armstrong David Bickle Calla Richards Paul Noll Billy Lang Baker Lucille Burt Miles City T. J. Ryan Rochester Ada Gipson J L. Lackner R. W. Moore Cowee Elizabeth Pat Johnson Tullman Cafe Magdaline Schlutcer Kenzie Kenzie. She Came Up To Work For Mrs. Burt. BR. J. Dierckmian, C. H. McArthur Charles Exe Rufus Keys Montreal Can Ryan California

Silbaugh Paulda Couple Wed at Miles City

Elmer Silbaugh and Emma Paulda united in marriage at Miles City on Wednesday evening January 4. Both well known in the community after living here several months, with Wisconsin origins. The groom plans farming, currently residing on James Sidie's claim near town. The Journal offers congratulations.

Elmer Silbaugh Emma Paulda Miles Citt Wisconsin James Sidie

Ainsworth Orchestra Delights Ismay Audience

The Ainsworth orchestra performed in Ismay on Tuesday evening January 3. The four piece group included violin clarinet flute and harp. They played classical and popular numbers with fine harmony and high audience approval.

Ainsworth Ismay Whith

Court House Roundup as New Year Opens

On the first work day of the new year county officials assume duties with deputies and clerks in place. Assessor Robbins announces clerks Emily Clarke Alda Eichhorn Ruth Ferguson while deputies await Feb. 1. County clerk Maynes retains aides Henry Wohlifig Axel Lindberg and George Himes with Edith Whalen as clerk. Commissioners move to a larger room in the annex as Chairman Bob Furatch is reelected. auditor Uncle Joe Werdfiger begins duties without deputies.

Court House Robbins Emily Clarke Alda Eichhorn Ruth Ferguson Maynes Henry Wohlifig Axel Lindeberg George Himes Edith Whalen Bob Furatch Messrs Charles Daly Walter Cameron Joe” Werdfiger Custer County

County officials shuffled as Butler appointed interim treasurer

Tom Butler fills the unexpired term as county treasurer with Ben Darnall as deputy and a planned transition to the elected term on March 1. Sheriff Levalley announces a slate of appointments including Ralph Washburn and J. Casey while courthouse plans shift to the annex for future offices. The Yellow Stone Journal notes a town-wide, organized social scene and Burt county booster stance.

Tom” Butler Swordfiger Butler Swerdfiger Ben Darnall Darnall Court House Ramsay Ben Levalley Lopez Shelheimer Ekalaka George Boggs Levalley Ralph Washburn W .J. Casey Terry W A. Johnston Baker James Mallourh Ikalaka Mary Crosby Levatley Semay Yellowstone Journal

Colonel Prindle reports on Montana legislature and county issues

Special correspondence from Helena notes two re apportionment bills in play, Sykes and George, with public sentiment split. Lake county proposal involves Valley county’s eastern third, Baker supporters cautioned. Outsider interest is low, hotels report weak business, and local figures from Wibaux Miles City Glen dive visit as Colonel Tom AlcTeague leads the third house, the only active group.

Helena Mont Sykes George Wibaux Musgselshell Lake Counties Lake County Baker Valley County Kenneth McLean Judge Loud Miles Guy Ed Berry Glendive Tom AlcTeague

Northern Pacific Exhibit at Omaha Land Show

The Northern Pacific will install Montana products at the Western Land Products Exhibition in Omaha Nebraska from January 18 to 28. A gigantic grain seed trademark and an electric bulb sign will illuminate the display, with strong turnout expected as railroads and western communities participate under the Omaha Bee.

Omaha Nebraska Northern Pacific Montana Omaha Bee Middle West Chicago

Also Mentioned on This Page

Earl E. Gaines B. J. Dierckman J. E. Prindle N. A. Eggleston, Prop Ismay, Montana Pogaeng Fehjie Ismay Journal J. E. Prindig Earl E. Gainer Treas NG ‘Co Srnday C.M P.S. Ruth J. D. Carpen Earlingburt Hall Tee Dee Frank Shaw Lewis-Crawford Cook Blacksmith Shop Frank Smith J. H. Hasty Iles City T. E. Crandell Sam Irving Mildred Charles Mireau Hughe McKenzie Tee Dey Ora Gillis Beach Percy Willhiamson James Hunter First National Bank E. Jones Alfred Berenson Allen Kantfleld J. D. Foster Michel Brewing Co Silbaugh-Paulda Ainsworth Orchestra Court House Roundtup Ismay, Mont Billwright Burt County Prindle Capital T. G. Maddox G. A. Lewis
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