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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1912
Page
4
B C Baldwin announces self as Republican candidate for County Commissioner in Carloe on March 1 1912, responding to East Side voters and calls for direct representation in county affairs, subject to convention decision.
Susan nah M Buckley of Fallon Montana filed intent to make Final Proof on Desert Land Entry No 3199 for section 28 township 12 north range 55 east M PMeridian. The proof is to be before 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 Montana. A Kirch er Register.
Department of the Interior notices that Peter M. Paulsen of Ismay Montana has filed intent to make final proof on Desert Land Entry No 2029 for Lot 1 section 6 township no data provided M P Meridian. The proof will be before Leon C Hayes U S Commissioner in Ismay Montana on May 20 1912. Witnesses named William Fisher Joseph Madsen Chas de Graffenreid James Monroe. A Kirnchler Register.
Margaret Attebery widow of Jasper N. Attebery of Terry Montana has filed notice of intent to make Final Five Year Proof on June 18 1912 before U S Commissioner W A Brubaker to establish claim to Homestead Fatry No 4083 SE 4 Section 20 Township 9N Range 55E M P Meridi an Witnesses named are Frank Cassidy Crane Ismay Mont Lon Fluss Gilbert Booth Mildred Mont A Kirch er Register.
Notice of bond sale for 1200 dollars in 100 dollar bonds at 6 percent max interest. Auction set for June 20 1912 at 2 PM in Ismay clerk J B Prindle’s office. Bid deposit 5 percent. bonds dated January 1 1912. bid right to reject all bids. First published May 10 1912.
Department of the Interior announces contest proceedings against John D. Stepka Ismay Montana. David Fisher alleges lack of land improvement no residence and land remains in primeval condition. Contestant must file sworn answer within twenty days after fourth publication May 24 1912 or land entry canceled. Notices to be served by personal delivery or registered mail with proof of service. Publication dates May 3 10 17 24 1912.
Walter I. Knodle is summoned to appear before Justice J E Prindle in Ismay on June 10 1912 at 2 PM to answer a civil action by Earl E. Gaines for $113 plus costs for merchandise services and related charges alleged from 1911 1912 involving Karlingburt Mercantile Co W Moore Drs Andrus and Buskirk CG O Wright and others. The defendant has left the state. If he fails to appear judgment will be entered against him for $113 and costs.
In Rooks County thirty years ago a man charged with murder fled the jail during deliberations and vanished. Five minutes after his escape the jury returned a not guilty verdict. The case remains unsolved in Kansas City Journal records.
A father entertains his son with Bible stories on a dull Sunday. He narrates Samson carrying away Gaza’s gates and the boy responds that Samson would be a fine moving man, showing a child's playful mishearing.
A columnist dismisses blaming domestic tensions for a bad morning. The piece argues that quarrelling with a spouse or whipping children is a mistake and offers calmer, wiser conduct to start the day.
A witty line about a man who plans before acting needing speed to keep ideas from becoming outdated. The quip contrasts careful foresight with rapid, gamey outcomes in a brisk humorous note.
A reflective line from William Ewart Gladstone compares daily cycles of day and night to the silent outcomes they shape in people, stating that each day and night carries its own tale of good or evil influence.
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