Store Ad Highlights New Goods and Cameras
A bustling ad touts a large assortment of new goods arriving daily. Highlights include Kodaks and cameras along with a wide selection of drugs and pharmacy items.
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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
8
A bustling ad touts a large assortment of new goods arriving daily. Highlights include Kodaks and cameras along with a wide selection of drugs and pharmacy items.
Joseph J. Reaver of Westmore Montana filed for homestead entry No 5083 in section 34 township 51 range 10 MP meridian. Final three year proof to establish the claim will be made before Leon C Hayes in Osmay Montana on December 2 with witnesses Ralph H. Higbe Miles F. Carrington Herman F. Korth Esther Hicks and A Kircher registered.
Department of the Interior notice from Miles City Montana dated October 12 1912 announces that Cornelius Williams has filed final three year proof to establish his 1907 homestead entry for Lots 3 4 and Section 4 Township 1N Range M P Meridian. The hearing before the Register and Receiver is set for December 12 1912. Witnesses named include C F Hanser A Haviena B J Lighe and O M Gallaher of Wildred Montana.
Classified fragments show sale offers at Knowlton ranch and Ismay businesses, plus a political appeal printed on Farmers Elevator stationery. The Ismay Orchestra plans an Election Dance with a $1 admission and readouts of regional returns, while local services list jewelry repairs dentistry and dining options.
W T Stevens plans a two month Texas trip after the election with Bill Walker handling his stock in his absence. Neighbor Wayland Wood sold his 3520 acre Knowlton ranch to Mr Curry of Wisconsin and will give possession January first. George George returned from Miles City visiting his mother. Miss Bess Carmichael and Chauncey Kechel visited the Al Lamsarays. Threshers have come and farmers discuss crops. Harry Anderson reported 50 acres yielding 44 bushels per acre. Mrs Kochel and Olive visited J Lawrence. Williams preached on Remember the Sabbath Day. Lila Cornwall hired as private tutor for Billy Bradshaw. Miss Mary Anderson left Oct 18 for Chillicothe Mo for school with music and art study. Mabel Lawrence employed at Spearhead ranch. Knowlton youths attended Ismay concert: Bess Carmichael, Olive Kochel, Mabel Lawrence, Kiuncey and Jim Kochel, and Walter Fleming.
Ismay grain market corrected figures for Wheat Duram Flax Oats Barley Rye show prices. Department of the Interior U S Land Office Miles City Mont October 18 1912 notice that Willard C Hoffman Ismay Montana filed to prove final three year land claim before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes November 25 1912 with witnesses Bert B Jones Carl Stoltz Hans Larson Adam C Long all of Ismay Montana.
An editor in the Ismays Journal quotes a defense from an accused man who denies mistreating a girl on Pennell while challenging accusers to produce proof. He claims custody of the child for two years and three months and asserts the need for proof or consequences if charges persist.
Department of the Interior notices Abbie M. Johnson nee Underwood of Westmore Montana filing three year proof for homestead entry No 5311 serial 03355 Section 10 Town 8N Range 56H MPMeridian. Witnesses listed are David Bickle Joe Hunt M H Heldman Nellie Millard all of Ismay Montana. Also announces a mail carrying contract to Ismay post office weekly with fare two dollars one way three dollars round trip by Robert Roberts.
Frank H. Ritter of Mildred Montana filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim for sections 34 in township 12 north range 542 west, before the Register and Receiver at Miles City Montana on November 19 1912. Witnesses named are Carlton Is. Matthews Fred Olmstead and Clarence E. Buck all of Mildred Montana.
A published and paid political advertising notice outlines campaign messages and supporters. Details specify the announcements are funded to influence voters, with the publication serving as a platform for political expressions during the election period.
A series of election notices from Custer County candidates listing party labels and seeks voter support in November. Names include Wn Fulton H L Struckmeyer Angeline Barker T F Schofield EF D Stiles W S Haley Elmer Holt W A Cameron and W P Flynn with pledges to public service, road policy, and district representation.
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