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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1911
Page
4
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A Boston court convicted a husband for failing to support two children. He was sentenced to one year in the house of correction, a punishment that ignores the lack of pay envelopes and places the burden on his wife and children. The piece argues the law’s ironies and lack of humor in enforcing support obligations.
Proceedings in Ismay Montana show two parallel Justice Court actions in 1911 against H. J. Bell and D. W. Peoples doing business as Bell & Peoples. One suit, by C. D. Jones, seeks 173.75 dollars for flax seed and goods delivered June 1911. the other, by W. J. Faus, seeks 52.80 dollars for labor services and goods from June to August 1911. Both summons set October 24, 1911, in Ismay before Justice J. E Prindle with attorneys L. A Cons er listed for the plaintiff.
In Ismay Township Justice Court Judge Prindle calls J C Trotter to answer Samuel Harris in a civil action for 178 dollars plus costs for labor services and pasturing six cattle and two horses from February to August 1911 with charges for seeding hay breaking and breeding. Court date set for November 6, 1911 at 10 A M. Also public notice of land claim by Margaret A Leonard in Knowlton Montana filing for final five year proof October 24, 1911 with witnesses T George W George Samuel Kochel Wayland Wood.
Payton J. Shumaker of Ismay Montana filed intent to make Final Proof to claim the SEY SEM in section 20 township 9N range 54 E M P Meridian. The hearing will be before W R Barber U S Commissioner at Baker Montana on November 11 1911. Witnesses are P J Curley C D Jones J K Tale and Oscar Brackett all of Ismay. A Kircher Register.
East bound freight runs at 94 miles per hour with stops at all stations on Monday Wednesday and Friday starting 2210 p.m. The Olympian and Columbian cars appear with signals for Mobridge and eastward destinations. West bound freight operates at 93 miles per hour on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday with regular stops at all stations and a 3 21 p.m. stop schedule. some signals indicate non stopping in certain segments.
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