Ismay Forms Creamery Company To Build Facility
Enthusiastic townspeople gathered at J E Prindle’s office to form The Ismay Creamery Co with R L Anderson as president and R H Higbee as vice president. Capital stock $6000, 235 cows guaranteed, $3000 subscribed, plans call for a spring start and a locally needed dairy institution.
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Ismay
J. E.prindle
Ismay Creamery Co
R. L. Anderson
R. H. Higbee
Sec-Treas
J. E. Prindle
J. M. Baker
Robi. Striker
W. B. Frankland
J. FE. Prindle
Notice of Contest in Land Office Proceedings at Miles City
Department of the Interior announces a contest against Ernest Valentine of Marmarth North Dakota by Trewel Shapiro of Ismay Montana for homestead entry 011827 filed March 22 1911. Contest alleges nonresidence and no improvements. Valentine must answer within 20 days after the fourth publication or entry will be cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Miles City
Mont
Ernest Valentine
Marmarth
N. D
Trewel Shapiro
Ismay
Montana
Nei
Range
Montana Meridian
A. Kircher
Notice for Publication for Irene Gretton Homestead Claim
Notice is given that Irene Gretton of Ismay Montana filed intent to make final three year proof to establish homestead claim for SEI Nity El Sety Swi set and added swlp well NWSE Seerson 10 Township Ranve ote Mp Meridian before US Commissioner Leon CC at Ismas Montana on November 19 1912. Witnesses include AC Long S Jomon Tuusty Pied A Priess Claude B Stickney of Ismas Montana and West more Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Irene Gretton
Ismay
Seerson
Ranve Ote
Meridian
Leon CC
Ismas
AC Long
S Jomon Tuusty
Westmore
Claude B Stickney
Ismas Montana
A. Kircher Register
Twin Cities to Yellowstone Highway Plan Organized
The Twin Cities Aberdeen Yellowstone Trail Association formed after a good roads convention. Members aim to build a public highway from the Twin Cities to Yellowstone Park via Cartersville Montana and along the Yellowstone valley. Officers include Beebe Ipswich Prindle Ismay Finch Lemmon. Membership costs 1 dollar with a 25 dollar county assessment.
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Twin
M. T. Beebe
Ipswich
J. E. Prindle
Ismay
Mont
J. E. Phelan
Bowman
N. D
F. A. Finch
Lonmon
John G. Johns
North Dakota
F H. Barnard
South Dakota
W. J. Keeley
Montana
John W. Cooley
Minnesota
F.a.fimch
J. W. Parmlee
Lea
Mendan Road
Gulf of Mexico
Winnipeg
Deets
Northwest
Perkins County
Lemmon
S. C
Twin Cities
Park
Public Notice of Homestead Proof in Miles City Montana
Department of the Interior US Land Office Miles City Montana announces Charles J Chester of Westmore Montana has filed intent to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim for NW and E44 SW in Whiski Section 14 Township 8N Range 57 8 MP Meridian before US Commissioner Leon Hayes at Ismay Montana on November 21 1912 Witnesses include W F Moulton Erwin Chaffee George J Buergi and Edward R Abe all of Montana A Kircher register
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Charles J. Chester
Westmore- Montana
Wheshi
M P
Meridian
Leon
Hayes
Ismay
Montana
W F Moulton
Erwin Chaffee
George J. Buergi
Edward R. Abe
Plevna
A. Kircher
Register
Department of the Interior
Miles City
Arthur Hyde
Mildred
Mridian
Leon C. Hayes
Ismay Montansz
Labeling Foods for Safer Household Use
The piece urges careful labeling of jars and packages to prevent mixups and disasters. It argues many housekeepers rely on memory, warns of consequences, and calls for plain labeling in all stores.
Knowlton man files homestead claim in Miles City area
Department of the Interior Miles City Land Office notes Howard Cummings of Knowlton Ventana filed homestead entry for section 28 township 1 north range 44 east on February 22. intends to establish final proof with witnesses George Dragseth Jesse Blick all of Knowlton Montana and others. hearing set before Leon Hayes Ismay Montana on November 1 1912.
Notice of Publication for David S Young Homestead Claim
Notice from Miles City Montana dated October 11 1912 states David S Young of Westmore Montana who filed homestead entry No U4 107 for section 6 township 6 range 6 MP meridian intends to final proof before US Commissioner Leon Hayes at Ismay Montana on November 20 1912. Witnesses named: David Young Frank Shas O W Titus Carl Stoltz all of Ismay Montana. A Whiteher Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S
Miles City
Montana
David S Young
Westmore
Sey
Meridian
Leon ¢ Hayes
Ismay
Montani
David Young
Frank Shas
O W Titus
Carl Stoltz
Isiuy
A. Whiteher
Register
Homestead Final Proof Sought by Arthur Hyde
Arthur Hyde of Mildred Montana seeks final three year proof to establish a land claim in SW Section 22 Township 12 North Range 54 West on the Miles City Montana district. The filing names witnesses Reinhold Scheuneman Albert Scheuneman Albert Kaeppels and Albert Johnson all of Mildred Montana with US Commissioner Leon C Hayes handling proceedings the proof to be given November 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kaeppels
Reinhold Scheuneman
Albert Scheuneman
Albert Johnson
Mildred
Montana
A. Kircher
Register
England Gains New Land After Losses by Erosion
In thirty five years England has lost five thousand six hundred forty acres to erosion yet gains from land formation offset the losses. The report notes net land change with new acreage arising during the period.
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England
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