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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
8
Promptness and dispatch are the watchwords in serving every customer. We invite a trial for drugs prescriptions sundries Kodaks and Kodak supplies phonographs and records. Seed season nears. prices reasonable on all items.
The Earlingburt prints a page of local notices including for sale items a harness wagon and Swedish oats plus canning fair offers. Residents like Carl Stairs Karl Gaines and J T Knudson are noted with travels and audits while road supervisors and post snow conditions are reported. A picnic meeting is rescheduled March 30 and services in town offer lodging meals and daily needs.
Ismay residents hear Dr Hinds will return March 30 and stay through April 3 for dental services. Mrs Heywood Daly and Mrs Broad bent expected home Sunday. Mrs Bartlett left for St Louis on Thursday. Robert Striker, a Whitney Creek resident, filed proof on his homestead before Commissioner Hayes yesterday. Rumors say Mr and Mrs W C Hoffman of Rennel Creek will open a restaurant in the E P Johnston building near the depot in early April. Leon C Hayes resigns as Marling Burt Store bookkeeper. Walter Burton succeeds him. Land for rent advertised across multiple sections in 8-54 and 9-54 townships with grazing and fencing details. Price Bros ship a 1050 lb Hereford bull for $500. Winisher wed Miss Fannie Reynolds of Picton, England, in Miles City. bride previously a Terry telephone operator. Ismay Commercial Club meeting adopts a county division stance with broad community consultation urged. Better Farming Train to visit Ismay March 29, with sessions from 10 to noon. Ismay Club hosts a grand ball with proceeds to support club expenses. 57 dollars raised. Striker, a new settler, arrives in town.
A large sale offers 250 head of horses including 40 milk cows and calves, 150 hogs, 300 chickens, 30 harness sets, 30 wagons, and extensive farm equipment. Held to the highest bidder with full guarantees, shipping from Houston Farm to Miles City. Potential buyers are urged to come from up to 500 miles away. information available on request.
Co B Ingham manager Theo Schue arrived from Viroque Wisconsin with stock and car goods. He notes cattle high selling from 70 to 75 dollars and calves 20 to 25 dollars. A woman is wanted for cooking and housework. wages 30 dollars monthly. Families Mason Masx Schue Carey welcome emigrants who took land in North Cottonwood. Attend the Big Combination Sale at Miles City next Thursday March 27.
The Easter plan includes special music and recitations, baptism of children, and church membership appeals at three congregations. ISMAY holds Sunday school at 10:30 with Prof. Stevens. Mildred’s service follows preaching at 10. Westmore’s 3 pm preaching and 2 pm Sunday school feature the First Easter Story led by the Sunday school.
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