Ice Cream and Soda Offered for Sunday Dinner Deliveries
A local ad invites customers to call for a refreshing drink or ice cream served with fresh crushed fruit. All flavors of plain soda available and orders for Sunday dinners are accepted.
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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1913
Page
8
A local ad invites customers to call for a refreshing drink or ice cream served with fresh crushed fruit. All flavors of plain soda available and orders for Sunday dinners are accepted.
The note invites the reader to review a refined assortment of choice candies and bon bons, highlighting cordial hospitality and a personal welcome to inspect the stock.
Local notes include Frank Cans a business caller in Mile City and Fred Swendiman preparing a cellar for a new residence. Wayland Wood bought a Torch cay from Earlingburt Co. Catholic services are set for Saturday July 6 conducted by Rev. Fr. O Caroll. A Fair project meeting is scheduled tomorrow at 2 PM in the hall. Mr. and Mrs. Fredrickson welcome a 13 pound boy. Summer goods at Earlingburt Mere Co. New farm additions and a housewarming dance occur near Westmore. A creamery fundraising meeting discusses stock sales and equipment. A damages case with Edward L. Murray vs John M. Henry was decided for the defendant.
fragments mention Ket Satante and Satinte with phrases about making a hit and travel.
Qh Say Bros announce a lard sale with 60 lb cans at 6.50, 10 lb cans at 1.40, and 5 lb cans at 0.70. Aimed at attracting customers, the advertisement urges buyers not to miss the deal.
Department of the Interior announces Hiram S Proctor of Plevna Montana filed intent to establish land claim for wi Section 14 Township 9N Range 57E M P Meridian. Proof will be before W R Barber at Baker on August 28 with witnesses James Thompson Charles McGarety Melvin Wheeler and William H Young listed.
Stockholders in the Farmers Elevator Company of Ismay met for an annual session to hear reports for the year ending July 12 1913. They handled 127000 bushels of grain with a net profit of 2527 40 or 50 percent on paid up stock. Officers and directors were reelected including J W Baker president D G McAttee secretary treasurer C O Wright manager G G Askin B B Jones J Prindle S B Wilson. The group praised the year and looked for bigger business next year.
Matt Jones visits from Baker on business while G J Murphy tours the county seat. Ismay hosts the Hay Creek Picnic at the McLean ranch with the Ismay Band and Ismay Orchestra providing music for the bowery dance. Ed Patterson demonstrates a 20 hp irrigation pump six miles northeast of Westmore, delivering an 8 inch stream to the ditch.
Citizens and non residents back a proposed Ismay fair on a 40 acre tract west of the school. Geo. W. Burt offers use of land for a half mile track and grounds. About $770 already subscribed with more likely soon. A meeting is set for Saturday at 2 p m to organize and elect officers and plan the project.
The Anaconda Standard previews forthcoming Sunday installments by President Wilson titled The Restoration of Freedom What is Progress Government a Living Thing Life Comes From the Soil The Parliament of the People The way to Resume is to Resume The Emancipation of a Stgle The Emancipation of Business The liberation of a People's Vital Energies.
Sale offerings include 160 acres joining Ismay at 11 per acre and 160 acres No.1 land 7 miles from Ismay priced 3800 with 1100 cash and balance in 3 yearly payments at 6 percent. Also 2 Durham bulls, one 3 years old at 75 and a yearling at 15. For sale horses and mares. Residents listed are R B Ayers & Sons Co Ismay F A Priess Knowlton Mont R H Higbee Westmore Mont Herman J Gulbranson Deer Lodge Mont. Also a note on J B Saligren and Wm Jameson from Sioux Falls arriving to claim Sheep Creek claims.
A whispered social stumble recounts a young lady and a gentleman switching companions at a call, leaving townsfolk to speculate on propriety and reputation within the social circle.
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