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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1912
Page
4
Believing Eastern Custer County should have a direct representative I announce my candidacy for County Commissioner subject to the Republican county convention. Carlye March 1 1912.
Notice of intention to make proof for Desert Land Entry No 2199 by Susan nah M Buckley of Fallon Montana. Proof to establish claim before U S Commissioner W A Brubaker at Terry Montana on May 20 1912 with witnesses J E Hagen J D Johnson F G Buckley and J W Shutler all of Fallon. A Kirch er Register.
Office Miles City Mont March 30 1912 Notice is hereby given that Amelia J Stiff widow of John W Stiff deceased of Ismay Mont who on March 3 1910 made Homestead Entry No 07170 for NW4 lots 1 2 Section 30 Township 9N Range 55H M P Meridian has Aed notice of intention to make Final Five year Proof to establish claim to the land described before Leon C Hayes U S Commissioner at Fort Montana on the 8th day of May 193 Claimant names witnesses John Lackner John M Wilson Chester Wilson Albert Robarts all of Ismay Mont A Kirch er Register
Sarah C. Shawe sues Daniel F. Seeley in District Court Miles City seeking dissolution of marriage for willful desertion over a year and custody of three children Cloyd Seeley Frank Stelty and Aletha Seeley with 20 days to answer after service. case filed in April 1912 with clerk Jas. G. Ramsey presiding.
In Ismay Montana on April 23 1912 Peter M Paulsen of Ismay MT files intent to prove desert land claim No 2029 for Lot 1 8EY NEEY Section 6 Township N Range 552 M P Meridian before US Commissioner Leon C Hayes on May 29 1912 Witnesses include William Fisher Jos Madsen Charles der Graffenheid James Monroe all of Ismay MT and Ekalaka MT three witnesses listed for the final proof.
United States Land Office, Ismay Montana, May 1 1912. David Fisher of Ismay files a duly corroborated contest against John D Stepka’s homestead entry Serial 03983 for SEY SWZ Lots 1 2 3 4 Section 30 Township 10N Range 10E Montana Meridian claiming no improvements or residence. Contest notes that failure to answer within twenty days after fourth publication May 24 1912 will cancel entry without right to hearing. Publications dates May 3 10 17 24 1912.
Walter I. Knodle is summoned to appear before J B Prindle Justice of the Peace in Ismay on June 10 1912 at 2 pm to answer Earl E Gaines civil action for 113 dollars with costs. The defendant allegedly left the state and may owe payments to several creditors including Arlington Mercantile Co B W Moore and Drs Andrus and Buskitk.
A concise view on manners defines them as considerate conduct toward others. It emphasizes polite address to all, graciousness, and the practice of a gentle voice, especially around women, in any setting from drawing rooms to offices.
The quotation cites Mrs Carlyle on living with a genius. It notes she repeated a similar line about the world needing a few geniuses and being trapped with one, comparing to Mrs Dickens. The remark reflects 19th century literary social circles and wit.
Smithers asks about Billy Hardaut and Mittle Binks replies he is working his son's way through college as Harper's Weekly notes. The exchange reflects a humorous dig at diligence and family support.
The fragment presents a defense of homeland and dignity, arguing that delaying war is shameful and that the spirit values an inclusive home for all. It reads as a quotation urging resolve and unity in defense of homeland.
The passage reflects on how many men find it easier to fulfill personal Christian duties if not pressed by the expectations of their Christian friends, suggesting social accountability shapes religious practice. It contrasts interior piety with external relationships within faith communities.
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