New Goods Arriving Daily Kodaks and Cameras
Splendid stock advertised with daily arrivals of kodaks and cameras. The shop promotes a wide range of drugs and related items alongside the new stock.
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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1912
Page
8
Splendid stock advertised with daily arrivals of kodaks and cameras. The shop promotes a wide range of drugs and related items alongside the new stock.
George Burt cast his ballot and greeted friends on election day. Ismay and Westmore residents share news of homestead proofs, new barns, and a Baker dentist schedule. A Vancouver trip brings news of a new baby as Abe Daly celebrates.
Union Church hosts daily services led by M. E. Rockwell with Sunday school at 10 in Ismay and 2 in Westmore. Mildred hosts a 10 30 a m sermon on identity, and a Ladies Auxiliary meeting Wednesday. A Great Sale and New England dinner outlined for Friday November 22 at Mrs Moulton's with Miss Harms.
Department of the Interior Mile s City Montana notices George G Askin of Is may Montana filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a land claim for W4 SEY Eawly SE NW Lots 2 3 4 Sec 30 T7N R56W MPM Meridian before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay on December 27 1912 Witnesses listed William Fulton Cale Parsons Charles Burns Matt Monroe all residents of Ismay Montana
Department of the Interior notice from Miles City Montana dated October 24 1912 states Abbie M. Johnson nee Underwood of Westmore Montana has filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a homestead claim for section 10 township 8 north range 68 west on December 2 1912 before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes. Witnesses are David Bickle Joe Hunt M H Heldman and Nellie Millard all residents of Ismay Montana.
The Burt school reports a library of just over 60 volumes cataloged and in use by students. Patrons may borrow books at the school house Friday evenings after class. A Thanksgiving Eve basket social is planned, with more details to come. The community near Ismay may soon hear the long desired school bell.
Department of the Interior notice from Miles City Montana dated October 18 1912 states Willard C Hoffman of Ismay Montana filed a homestead entry 5133 for Lots 1 2 S 4 NEM Section 4 Town 9N Range 56H M P Meridian with three year proof due November 24 1912 Witnesses named Bert B Jones Carl Stoltz Hans Larson and Adam Long of Ismay Montana. A Kirch er Register.
In Miles City the coroner’s inquest into Cale Parsons’s death led to Cal Bartlett’s murder charge and a preliminary hearing today. Local witnesses from the area included Leo Kirk Geo and Chas Askin ras Burrill Dick Olson Chas Walker Norman Plack and Walter Wolfe. Election dance and Ismay polling drew crowds while J Armstrong and wife visited the editor’s home and B I Watson returned to Wisconsin for the winter. Election judges listed: Jon Riley Henry Harnack Shaw J D Foster J E Prindle with clerks Larry Thomas Chas Lackner.
A passenger on a steamer wreck recounts how a small candle saved her valuables after lights failed during the collision. The note urges travelers to carry a candle and a box of matches in their bags for emergencies, highlighting the minimal space they occupy.
The passage argues character is formed through substance within, not handed to a person. It compares growth to fruit maturing from a tree and asserts true character strengthens with use, while a false facade wears out. Character is described as an achievement resulting from life experience.
An inventor from Budapest reveals a method that treats the earth around wooden posts to destroy germs and insects, reversing the usual wood treatment. It serves where treated lumber is hard to obtain, offering rot protection by soil sterilization.
The article reports massive Democratic wins with Woodrow Wilson carrying 38 states and 407 electoral votes, Roosevelt 9 states, Taft 4 states, and both houses of Congress likely Democratic. In Montana the Democrats swept state offices, with Pray the lone Republican winner and Progressives winning no state offices.
Instructions suggest tagging keys with notch patterns to distinguish stables, henhouses, sheds, and buildings. One notch for stable, two for henhouse, etc. The system lets you identify the correct key by sight or touch in darkness.
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