Advertising Rates On Application
Classified note from The Ismay Journal states advertising rates to be provided on application. No dates, prices, or named entities beyond publication title.
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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1912
Page
4
Classified note from The Ismay Journal states advertising rates to be provided on application. No dates, prices, or named entities beyond publication title.
The Department of the Interior announces a U S Land sale in Miles City Montana dated November 1. The notice identifies parcels offered to the public and sets bidding terms and deadlines for interested bidders.
Thomas McMillan of Ismay Montana has filed for final five year proof on his homestead entry number 4638 for section 8 township 8 north range 56 east to establish his claim before Genn C Hayes U S Commissioner at Ismay Montana on December Lithday 1912. Witnesses named are Frank Cass Charles de Graffenreid Timothy J Shea and Clarence Wilson all of Isnay Montana. A Kirch er Register.
Notice announces Roy Hosfield of Ismay Montana intends to complete final three year proof on his May 13 1909 homestead entry for Nw ¼ of Section 20 Township 9 North Range 53 East M P Meridian. Hearing before Leon C Hayes U S Commissioner Ismay Montana on December 1 1912. Witnesses Raymond G Bonnell John L Thomas Hugh C Hamilton Gordon Taylor. A Kircher Register.
Department of the Interior Miles City Montana November 18 1912 notice to Ernest Valentine Marmarth North Dakota that Tewel Shapiro of Ismay Montana filed November 18 1912 a contest to cancel homestead entry number 011827 March 22 1911 covering Lots 5 and 6 84 NEY N Y SEM SEI NWLY NEY SWY Section 6 Township 5 North Range 5355 Montana Meridian alleging lack of residence and no improvements. Contestant’s allegations will be taken as confessed and entry canceled if no answer under oath is filed within twenty days after the fourth publication or proof of service on contestant. Requires service proofs by personal delivery or registered mail with receipts and affidavits. State the post office for future notices. J C Auld Receiver. First publication Nov 22 1912. second Nov 29 1912. third Dec 6 1912. fourth Dec 13 1912.
George G. Askin of Ismay Montana filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim for w4 SEL E% sw SEZ Nwi lots 2 3 4 Section 30 Township 7N Range 56E M P Meridian. Proceedings to be before Leon C. Hayes U S Commissioner at Ismay Montana on the 27th with witnesses William Fulton Cale Parsons Charles Burns Matt Monroe all of Ismay Montana.
Antis Vining formerly Babcock of Mildred Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish her homestead claim on December 23 1908 entry for the NW SE and SW 4 Section 28 Township 10N Range 53E M P Meridian The proof will be presented before W A Brubaker U S Commissioner at Terry Montana January 4 1913 Witnesses named J W Simpson Alfred Sprague A J Nichols Addison Nichols all of Mildred
Cyril F. Franta of Mildred Montana files to extend his homestead entry dated April 8 1908 for parcels in section 2 township 10n range 53b M P Meridian The notice lists witnesses Mamie S Podhola Amil Havlina C A Minnes and Anton Paupa all from Mildred Montana A Kirchev registers the filing with the Interior Department Land Office Miles City Montana dated November 12 1912.
Notice proves Mamie S Podhola, Mildred Montana, filed to make three year proof on land from her April 8 1908 homestead entry 5084 for Iw4 Section 2 Township 10N Range BSE M P Meridian. Hearing before W A Brubaker US Commissioner Terry Montana January 4 1913. Witnesses Amil Havlina Cyril F Franta Anton Paupa all of Mildred Montana.
Solonor Lusty of Westmore Montana files notice of intention to prove up a 1908 homestead entry for NEM Section 26 Township 9N Range 56H MPM, with U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay set to hear on January 2 1913. Witnesses named Burt Curtice Charles Wolfe Aaron Thompson I P Davidson all of Westmore Montana.
Harry B. Millison of Ismay Montana filed notice of intent to make final three year proof for his homestead entries in Township 10 North Range 55 West M P Meridian. The hearing is set for December 26 1912 before Leon C. Hayes U S official. Witnesses include Eher A Heigh William Fisher Cuthbert V Eno and Jesse M Huston all of Ismay Montana.
Abbie M. Johnson nee Underwood of Westmore Montana filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish a land claim on Sky Section 10 Township 8N Range 568 M P Meridian. The hearing before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay Montana is set for December 2, 1912 with witnesses David Bickle Joe Hunt M H Heldman and Nellie Millard all of Ismay Montana.
Office at Miles City Montana October 18 1912 notice that Willard C Hoffman of Ismay Montana filing three year proof to establish claim to the Hayes area. Witnesses Bert B Jones Carl Stoltz Hans Larson Adam C Long all of Ismay. U S Commissioner Ismay Montana to hear November 25. A Kirch er Register.
A witty Tassel of The Tatler notes how a man collapsing on orange peel reflects on the cause while a woman checks the room for observers. The quip contrasts male self focus with female self consciousness in public slips.
Frank H. Ritter of Mildred Montana filed notice of intention to make final three for his homestead entry No 04704 in section 34 township 12n range 54m MP meridian. The hearing before the Register and Receiver at Miles City Montana is set for November 19. Witnesses named include Frank B. Hogmire Carlton E. Matthews Fred Olmstead and Clarence E. Buckall, all of Mildred Montana.
Cornelius Williams of Miles City Montana filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish a homestead entry number 4668 covering the northwest quarter and lots 3 and 4 in section 4 township 10 north range 4 east principal meridian. The proof date is December 12 1912 with witnesses C F Hanson A Haviensa B J Lighe and O M Gallaher all of Mildred Montana. A Kircher register.
Department of the Interior notices Joseph J. Reamer of Westmore Montana intends to claim land for a homestead filed August 10 1909 for Section 34 Township 8N Range 58W Meridian before Leon C. Hayes U S Commissioner Claimant names witnesses Ralph H Higbe Miles F Carrington Herman F Korth all of Westmore Esther Hicks Ismay Montana
Raymond G Bonnell of Ismay Montana files a claim in section 20 township 9 north range 53 east M P Meridian. U S Commissioner C Hayes at Ismay Montana sets December 17 1912 as the hearing date. Witnesses named Roy Hosfield John L Thomas Hugh C Hamilton Gordon Taylor all from Ismay Montana.
Charles M. Hepler of Ismay Montana filed notice of intention to make final five acre land proof for E4% sey nw se NE NW in section eight township one range SGGE M P Meridian before Leon C. Hayes US Commissioner at Ismay on December 11 1912. Witnesses listed: Tabelt Ora Gillis Bert B. Jones Westmore and Thomas H. Griffith Ismay Montana.
Ford O Brittenham of Ismay Montana filed three year proof to establish settlement on NEI4 Section 20 Township 9N Range 53E MP Merid. The notice lists witnesses Liam O Smith Connie D Jones Lief Young Nordahl J Evenson all of Ismay. A Kircher Register.
Notice states Christina Donley of Knowlton Montana filed intent to make final three year proof to establish claim to a Swig Section 2 Township 6N Range 53E M P Meridian. Proof to be made before Leon C Hayes U S Commissioner Ismay Montana December 21 1912. Witnesses W R George Walter Femming Chauncey Kochel all of Knowlton Montana Albert Roberts of Ismay Montana.
London faces an extra annual fog cost of 60000 dollars to taxpayers with one gas firm supplying gas worth 15000 dollars more on foggy days. Traffic suspensions add further financial strain.
Office at Miles City Montana October 18 1912 Notice is hereby given that William F Abelt of Westmore Montana who on July 28 1909 made homestead entry No 05224 for E4 NW BY Swh nw SEY lots 1 3 4 Section 18 Township 9N Range 51 Merid Ismay Montana Commissioner at Ismay Montana on the 26th day of November 1912 Claimant names as witnesses Jesse M Huston Charles M Hepler Iba C Long Burt Curtice all of Ismay Montana
A home method for keeping black leather shoes from cracking or scuffing. Dip a flannel rag in olive oil and rub into the leather, then finish with a dry flannel. Useful for mourning wear to preserve a deep black color and a dulled finish.
A record of longevity in France notes St. Thomas de la Fliche has had 14 parish priests in 300 years with the fourteenth still serving. St. Germain du Val has seen three pastors in 100 years, and Giory en Argonne only five in 130 years.
A fragment cites C Colter on those who covet secrets as a spendthrift covets money, stressing that such secrecy serves circulation purposes. The fragment presents a philosophical remark rather than a news event.
A worldwide capitalists drive to build a colossal wireless telegraph system linking all points along the west coast from Bering Strait to Magellan and across to the eastern shores, with the Atlantic chain extending to the South and East. The total cost runs into millions of dollars.
A physician recalls a 15 year practice moment when a man with eye inflammation asked if liniment should be dropped in the eye before or after meals. The patient left promptly after a short visit, leaving the doctor amused by the timing question.
A Spanish aviator had a near fatal mishap when at sixty feet he hit a swarm of cysts that blinded him and caused a loss of control. He crashed to the ground but escaped without injuries, a remarkable survival noted by observers.
A Persian saying lists eight men who deserve a slap: one who scorns power, enters uninvited, issues orders in another’s house, sits above his station, talks to disbelieving listeners, intrudes on others’ conversations, seeks favors from the ungenerous, and expects love from enemies.
In a Harper’s Weekly vignette a rural resident discusses worsening farming strains. The countryman notes farmhands shifting to shuffle- or garber jobs and farming fading from fashion as hardship spreads across the countryside.
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