Are You Thirsty For Ice Cold Delights This Sunday
A vendor invites patrons to order refreshing drinks and ice cream with crushed fruits for Sunday dinners. Plain soda flavors are on hand and orders are welcome.
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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
8
A vendor invites patrons to order refreshing drinks and ice cream with crushed fruits for Sunday dinners. Plain soda flavors are on hand and orders are welcome.
Cordial invitation to inspect a fine selection of candies and bon bons being offered to patrons. The note emphasizes quality and courteous service for buyers.
Ismay Mont readies for Tom Oulton theater opening as Baker band plans performance. Grandfather illness prompts Mrs Harry Wilson and her son Howard to travel to Montevideo. Beekman struck by lightning and killed instantly near Laker. Local residents Coopern, Eggleton, Crane and others journeyed to Miles City this week. Dairy stock sale advertised with Albert Robers and A A Kimpton as contacts. Shops and lodging in town offer meals and rooms at reasonable rates.
Sermon Sunday by Rev E Ellsworth Smith invites all. Eighteen carloads of longhorn cattle from El Paso Tex arrive for Powder River Land and Cattle Co near Great Falls. 900 head planned for next week. Yellowstone Trail meeting planned Forsyth May 26 to discuss Montana end of highway. For rent 66 acres cultivated land in Sec 21 8 54 and 95 acres Sec 29 8 54 for spring crop with seed if needed. grazing land on Sec 28 and 31 9 54. Contact M Plin Beebe Ipswich SD.
The Kansas City Star recounts a heated political clash where one antagonist warns another not to "rouse the sleeping lion" as accusations of criminality and mockery escalate. The exchange highlights tense rhetoric and personal barbs amid the dispute.
Deputy Assessor J. M. Baker reports Ismay booming as a cooperative creamery is planned with stockholders linked to the elevator. A $7,000 creamery building is to rise, new residences go up, and cattle and milk quality improve with shipments of high grade cows. Spring crops look promising after light snow with no crop damage.
Archie Floyd was found by Theodore Schue after being lost in the neighborhood. Several residents bought sulky plows. A picnic at North Cottonwood school drew fewer attendees due to rain. Mos Nolt finished crop work on Section 9. Church services are planned at the schoolhouse with Sunday school if supplies arrive. Don McGillivray heads to Madison South Carolina for the summer. Chas Carey bought two new teams and took a contract to work on sections 20. Jas Boden bought forty head of cattle. Joe Noll fences sections nine and 16.
Nessis and Mesdames Kirk and Allen spent the early week in Miles City. Geo Askin and Wm Frankland ship cream to Miles City. Chas Askin and Walter Wolf helped with D L Storys crop last week. Wright and Askin circulate a petition to move voting precinct to Hay Creek schoolhouse. W S Redman and sons finished 115 acres of crops on their homesteads. Walter Pease broke 40 acres for VM Dowdle last week.
Local notes include a baby arrival, farm land transfer near town, a millinery move by Mrs. Prieas, and real estate changes. Legal notice outlines a 1913 land contest against William D. Gillett with dates for filings and service requirements across Ismay Mildred and Lacomb.
Ismay school closes a nine month term with record attendance and a two year high school program. The district plans for future expansion including a four year high school and college preparatory work. Also notices reopenings and local sales listing Johnston Restaurant and Hereford Bulls for sale by Chas Millard Westmore Montana.
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