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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1913
Page
4
A concise tribute to a teacher who values purposeful speech and timely actions, praising restraint and focus. It highlights disciplined communication, prudent use of opportunities, and the clever paradox of being wasteful of émiles.
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William B. Nerenz Jr of Ismay Montana filed to prove up a three year homestead claim on land described as SEY Sec 26 T10N R55E MPM for entries 04167 and 05954. The hearing before U S Commissioner Leon G Hayes Ismay Montana on January 17 1913 lists witnesses Cuthbert V Eno William Schwartz William Fisher and Leslie Newsum all residents of Ismay Montana.
Albertina L. Frazier nee Lehmann of Ismay Montana files notice to make three-year proof to establish her homestead claim on EX Section 32 Township 8N Range 548 MP meridian. The hearing before Leon C. Hayes on January 18 1913 lists witnesses Albert Roberts Allen L. Grinnell Chauncey R. Kochel and Joseph Noll all of Ismay and Knowlton Montana.
Department of the Interior Land Office Miles City Montana December 24 1912 notices Albert LaBree of Ismay Montana has filed intent to make three year proof to establish his land claim for SEM Section 31 and related parcels in Township 6N Range 58E and Township 5N Range 56E M P Meridian before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes Ismay Montana February 1 1913 Witnesses Sib ley P LaBree George Cook Al Hardy Mose Mireat Tee Dee Montana
Notice is hereby given by order of administrator of the estate to creditors and all persons with claims against the deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Address for claims is Ismay Montana, Custer County. Dated Miles City November 28, 1912.
James H. Mulcahy of Mildred Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim for IWw% Section 32 Township 11N Range 4W in the Meridian. The proof is to be made before the Register and Receiver at Miles City Montana on January 28 1913. Witnesses are M H Morgan E J Harper B J Tighe and Leon Clark all of Mildred. A Kircher register.
United States Land Office in Miles City announces Aztec Land and Cattle Company Limited, via attorney John G. Allee, filed to select land in Custer County Montana replacing a parcel in Coconino Arizona Forest Reserve. Protests or adverse claims must be filed by January 31, 1913.
Joseph J. Madsen of Ismay Montana filed intention to make five year proof to establish his homestead claim for the SEY and SW1 4 of Section 6 Township 505 M P Meridian. He will appear before U S Commissioner Leor C Hayes at Ismay Montana January 18 1913 with witnesses William Fisher Peter M Poulsen John D Poster and John Bacon all of Ismay.
Bert B. Jones of Ismay Montana filed notice of intention to make three year homestead entry for Lots 3 and 4 in Section 4 Township 9N Range 56W M P Meridian. The filing is before Leon C. Hayes U S Commissioner at Ismay on January 10 1913. Register Lard C Hoffman Kate Hoffman Carl Stolts Claude B Stickney and Is A Kircher of Ismay listed.
Notice records Frank M. Shaw of Ismay Montana filing three year proof to establish his homestead entries in 1907 and 1909 for lands in section 10 township 9 North range 575. Proof to be taken by Leon C Hayes at Ismay Montana on January 20 1913 with witnesses Edwin Patterson O W Titus Thomas J Riley all of Ismay and Charles E Clark of Preston Montana. A Kircher Register.
Niels J. Vaarst of Ismay Montana filed a contest against Gordon F Kevan's Homestead Entry No 011703 for lands in Township 5 North Range 58 Montana Meridian alleging nonresidence and no improvement. The contest requests cancellation of the entry and warns Kevan to answer under oath within twenty days after the fourth publication Dec 27 1912, with proof of service on the contestant.
State summons to L R St John to appear before Justice J B Prindle at Ismay Montana on February 15 1913 at 10 am to answer J W Zooks complaint for 312 88 goods sold in 1911 1912 with judgment possible for 312 88 plus costs. dated January 9 1913.
A New York Medical Journal piece argues pie is nutritious and digestible with proper chewing and saliva. It notes crust variations using lard or chicken fat and contrasts delicate manipulation with sturdier methods, warning soggy crusts dull digestion.
John Quinn of Ismay Montana, holder of homestead entry No 2877 filed intent to make commutation proof to establish final entry rights. Claimant names witnesses T J Riley Patrick Foley Fred Gretz and Ben Hartfield of Ismay. Commission dates set for February 12 1918 before Leon G Hayes US commissioner at Ismay.
Land Office Miles City Montana reports J J Heywood Daly of Knowlton Mortdnd filed Sworn Statement and Application No 014961 on June 21 1912 to purchase section 6 township 6 north range 54 west M P Meridian. Timber valued at 20000 board feet yellow pine logs and land at 60. final proof set for February 21 1913 before Leon U C Hayes Ismay Montana. Protest or contest invited by affidavit before patent is issued.
A historical note discusses the psychology of giving with style over quantity. Citing Samuel Pepys from 1660, it recalls merchants at a wedding offer to two newly married servants and the narrator’s modest 10 shillings amid broader gifts.</s>
A humorous anecdote recounts an after dinner speaker praising brevity. The tale recalls asking Senator Depew about optimal speech length, about two minutes unless a rich ore is found, and the senator’s retort to stop boring if no punch.
The Washington Stir notes a playful exchange between Mr Growcher and an admirer about training a dog. The critic remarks the sole reward for teaching a dog tricks is a boast about the animal’s intelligence.
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