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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
4
The Department of the Interior Land Office at Miles City Montana issues an April 5 1913 notice regarding land matter actions or filings in the Montana district. This notice records official proceedings and deadlines for public claim or patent processes.
John A. Mack of Westmore Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish his claim on a N42, Section 12, Township 8 North Range 3 West Meridian land. The proof is to be before Leon Hayes U S Commissioner at Ismay Montana on May 19 1913 with witnesses Charles F. Chester William Esherner Avron Thompson Clark Farris all of Westmore Montana registered by A Kircher Register
Department of the Interior notice records Hattie Michener later Hattie Cote of Ismay Montana filing for final three year proof on land in Township 9N Range 538 M P Meridian. Proof to be made before U S Commissioner Tueon C Hayes at Ismay on May 21 1913 with witnesses Gordon Taylor Oscar Brackett John L Thomas and Hugh C Hamilton all of Ismay Montana.
Notice from the U S Land Office Miles City Montana that Michael Dowdle of Ismay Montana filed notice of intent to prove up a homestead on North Half Section 20 Township III Range 538 M P Meridian. Hearing before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes Ismay Montana on May 21 1913 with witnesses Leo Kirk Walter L Pease Charles B Askin Walter Wolf all residents of Ismay Montana.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Miles City Montana gives notice under the 1908 act that Lina G Allen applies for land in section 34 township 5 range 30 west, offering at public sale to the highest bidder not less than 4.00 per acre on May 19, 1913 at 10 o clock a m. Adverse claimants must file objections by sale time.
Notice to the public that the Northern Pacific Railway Company based in St. Paul Minnesota filed on April 11 1913 an application to select forty acres in the southeast quarter of section 30 township 7 north range 54 east Montana principal meridian under the 1898 act. Persons claiming adversely or objecting to mineral character or any disposal reasons must file affidavits of protest in the Land Office by May 27 1913.
In The Home Sentinel, women are urged to understand food preparation to ensure safety for human consumption. They should act as sentinels, guarding standards, even if not performing the cooking themselves.
Department of the Interior notice lists Drew Espey of Ismay Montana who filed July 30 1909 for several quarters of land in Township 8N Range 51 M P Meridian seeks final three year proof to establish his claim. The hearing before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes Ismay Montana will occur May 12 1913 with witnesses Harry Van Gordon Joseph Espey Marcus Bookmeyer and Cliff Wilson. Register A Kirehor.
Department of the Interior announces Lina Gipson now Lina Allen of Ismay Montana has a homestead application Serial 06uv4 for a tract in Section 34 Township 65 North Range 65 West. The claim was presented before US Commissioner Leon C. Hayes in Ismay on May 12 1913 with witnesses listed and Land Office Register A Kircher.
Department of the Interior notice states Sion W Robinson of Ismay Montana has filed intention to prove up his homestead claim for section 30 township 11N range 57E M P Meridian. He will appear before Leon C Hayes U S Commissioner at Ismay on May 31 1913 with witnesses Frank M Shaw Charles P Shaw Fred Pivit and Hans Larson all of Ismay.
Charles A. Wolfe of Westmore Montana filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his claim to land described as Nw and Sw 1/4 Section 24 Township 9N Range 66W Meridian. The proof is to be made before Leon C. Hayes U.S. Commissioner at Ismay Montana on May 31 1918. Names listed include Siton P. Davidson Adam C. Long Burt Curtice and George G. Green of Ismay and Westmore Montana.
Department of the Interior notice records Hugh Hamilton of Ismay Montana filing to establish a homestead claim for Lot 4 and surrounding land in section 19 township 6 north range 55 east M P with witnesses John Rogers Mose Mireau John Erickson Albert LaBree all listed from Montana towns Ismay Teedee Knowlton. The filing date is May 12 1913.
Department of the Interior notice states Arthur He Docken of Mildred Montana filed for homestead in Township 9N Range 542 M P Meridian with serial 08911. The filing was acknowledged before U S Commissioner Leon Langes at Ismay Montana on May 23 1913 by Comlie D Jones Ragister and others.
Notice is hereby given that Frederic Wilson of Ismay Montana who on December 16 1909 made homestead application Serial No 06807 for Hast Hall Section 14 Township 7N Range 555 described before Leon C Hayes US on the 23rd day of May 1913 Adalaska O Ingram Michael Lyngh Sidney Sidie Mary Tujestsch as of Ismay Montana
A Pall Mall Gazette recounts Bismarck foraging with two companions in a near deserted village and meeting a man with five eyes. He cannot divide five among three, so he swallows two and then shares the remaining three with his companions in a distinctly Bismarckian idea of fair division.
Notice is hereby given that William D. Spear of Ismay Montana filed a homestead application on January 26 1910 Serial No 06961 for Nw1 Section 22 Township 9N Range 55h M P establishing claim to the land. Leon C Hayes of Ismay Montana will appear June 1 1913 as claimants witness list includes Joseph B Prindle Truman E Crandell Joseph Hunt and Lou K Hayes all of Ismay Montana.
Frederick McCormick notes in National Geographic Magazine that p ai lous or memorial arches rival pagodas in grace and number. Many arches honor virtuous widows who refuse remarriage and feature the phoenix emblem signifying fidelity.
Com mie D. Jones of Ismay Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof for desert land in NUNBYY ny% Nwiy Section 8 Township 9N Range 548 M P Meridian. Hearing set for June 1 1913 at Ismay Montana. Witnesses Payton J. Schumaker John Steen Walter J. Falls and Arthur Docken all of Ismay Montana.
Three sailors died from gas fumes in a provisions room aboard the Superb after potatoes germinated and produced toxic gas. The tragedy occurred in a stock area where the men were overcome while preparing supplies.
Giovanni Pace organist at Holy Rosary Church in Reading Pa played his own wedding march as the bridal party entered the church and approached the altar. At the march’s end he met his bride at the chancel rail in a ceremonial moment.
Department of the Interior Land Office Miles City Montana April 22 1913 announces Vanity L Irving formerly Stout of Ismay Montana who filed homestead application Serial 05879 for 84 S Nw Sw Section 24 Township 10N Range 542 plans final three year proof on May 31 1915. Also named are Albert J Larson Elizabeth Crandell George C Hayward of Mildred Montana and Herman L Strickmeyer of
A young girl burglar escaped a Paris shop by climbing onto the roof but her foot broke through a kitchen skylight. The cook spotted the foot and alerted police, who reached the scene by ladder and detained her at the station.
The Rare Breeches Bible dated 1601 was bequeathed by Dr. William P. G. Black of Dublin to his brother Rev. Gibson J. H. M. Black. It notes Adam and Eve making themselves breeches of fig leaves, contrasting with the King James use of aprons.
A clipped remark contrasts swift gains with humility in business. The speaker cautions against overconfidence while noting others can still deliver strong blows in the market.
A French man who divorced and remarried returns to his first wife after an unhappy second marriage. He rekindles with his original spouse, triggering divorce proceedings where the second wife names the second man as co respondent.
The article explains that new boots often creak and recommends returning them to the shoemaker. He should bend them on each side and insert a spoonful of French chalk between the soles. The fix is inexpensive and effective.
A trained nurse offers a quick mustard plaster method using a thick bread slice dipped in hot water lightly, spread with egg white, and dusted with mustard to prevent blistering. The egg acts as a preventive barrier while delivering the remedy.
A window sign at an uptown bird store advertises Nancy the Angora cat for rent by the hour or day. It promises to kill every rat or mouse in the home.
A clipped exchange shows a boss acknowledging reform is needed while reformers push broad legislation. The conversation hints at practical resistance to anti evasion efforts and suggests funds are sought to bypass new rules.
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