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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1913
Page
4
In a sense training class a young pupil Hazel performed an impersonation by wriggling in the center and claimed she was mimicking her little dog wagging its tail, leaving the observers puzzled until she explained her choice.
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Notice is hereby given by the administrator of the estate of Matthew Mathison deceased to creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. The administrator, QO. W. Titus, is at Ismay Montana in Custer County. Dated Miles City November 29, 1912.
Claude T. Holmes of Ismay Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim for 84 SEY 4 sw Section 34 Township 10N Range 55K M P Meridian. He will appear before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay Montana on February 26 1913 with witnesses Charles N Weider Eber A Heigh Max Quiatt Fred T Wright all of Ismay.
James H. Mulcahy of Mildred Montana files notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim on Section 32 Township 11 North Range 54 West Meridian. He will appear before the U S Land Office at Miles City Montana on January 28 1913. Witnesses named: M H Morgan E J Harper B J Tighe Leon Clark all of Mildred Montana.
Alias summons in Ismay Montana seeks L R St John to appear February 9 1913 at 10 am before Justice J B Prindle to answer J W Zook's claim for 12 89 in goods sold during 1911 1912 with judgment and costs pending if no answer is filed
Department of the Interior notice states John Quinn of Ismay Montana filed intention to make commutation proof to establish his homestead entry for lots 4 5 swish nw new swit section 6 township 9 north range 568 meridian. Witnesses listed: T. J. Riley Patrick Foley Fred Gretz Ben Hartfield all of Ismay Montana. Proceedings set for February 12 1913 before Leon C Hayes U S commissioner.
Edwin Patterson of Westmore Montana seeks a three year proof on his homestead entries No 3598 and No 04L732 filed October 29 1906 and June 4 1909 in Section 4 Township 9 North Range 51 East MP Meridian The proof is to be sworn before Leon C Hayes United States Commissioner on February 20 1913 with witnesses William Fisher Frank M Shaw Thomas J Riley all from Ismay Montana and Philip Rumack of Westmore Montana A Kircher Register
Department of the Interior notice states J J Heywood Daly of Knowlton Montana filed on June 21 1912 an application to purchase Lot 13 Section 6 Township 6N Range 545M 8 Meridian timber under the Timber and Stone Law. Land and timber appraised at 135 dollars with timber at 20000 board feet yellow pine logs valued 3.00 per thousand and 250 pine poles at .06 each and land at 60 dollars. Final proof is set for February 1 1013 before C Hayes in Ismay Montana. Protest or contest by corroborated affidavit is allowed before patent issues.
Notice is given that Leroy M. Burgess of Mildred Montana has filed intention to make three year proof to establish a claim to land described as SBI Section 24 Town 10N Range 53E M P Meridian. The proof will be before W A Brubaker U S Commissioner at Terry Montana on February 23 1913. Witnesses are Hance Murphy Tee Roberts John Striker and Sam Roberts all of Mildred Montana.
Dr John A Gray discusses vital social conditions drawing on his own experiences as a "man out of work" in New York City. The lecture promises practical insight rather than theory, emphasizing real-world relevance and engaging storytelling.
Mme de Hegermann Lindencrone recounts Paris on March 20 1871 during the Commune. She witnesses barricades cannons and a deadly street attack on civilians, then narrates her escape through Worth’s ateliers to reach her carriage and home amid the chaos.
The text explains snow warmth from trapped heat under the surface and describes insect buzzing as a result of wing vibrations. It notes the house fly at about 335 vibrations per second, the honeybee around 400, and bees differ by species, with butterflies moving slowly and making little noise.
Worth Knowing notes lemon squeeze remains can remove stains from hands and metal when mixed with salt. They also scour copper kettles and brass, clean pans, and neutralize fish and onion odors. Natural Question features Miss Katvish and Mr Harkins discussing music and a careless remark about lesions.
A reflective piece cites Coleridge on poverty and riches, urging readers to seek inner wealth in hardship. It suggests that value lies in attitude and resourcefulness rather than material abundance, framing poverty as opportunity for untold treasures.
A brief proverb notes that a man who marries for money sacrifices his freedom, reflecting on motive and personal choice in marital unions.
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