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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1913
Page
5
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James Boden of Montana filed notice of intention to take three year proof to establish claim to land described as wig Section 26, Township 64h MAP Meridian. Hearings set before U S Commissioner at Is may Montana on October 30, 1914. Witnesses listed Boreham Job M igaker BL Stewart Clit alson of Bsuay Montana.
Department of the Interior notices J Ludwig of Westmore Montana filed three year proof to establish claim to Lomestead land in Section 2s Range ATE Meridian. Hearing before Commissioner at Miles City Montana on October 29. Witnesses include John Ludwig Bernard Voix Math Ladwae Jacob Sebop all of Westmore Montana.
The Interior Department issues a land notice from Miles City Montana dated September 4, indicating actions on public lands and related notices for interested parties. The fragment confirms a governmental land handling event in the region.
Walt W Lewis of Siena Montana filed a homestead entry notice No 428% for land in section township range 636 meridian with intent to prove up his claim. Hearing set before Teon C Hayes US Commissioner in Montana on November 6 with witnesses Franc Groans Valen Girne Redeorte and others from Pisa Moor Khareher Revistes.
Notice for Publication from the Department of the Interior informs of a land claim or claim action in Montana. It lists the filing, location, and relevant dates for interested parties to respond or participate as required by law. The notice serves as official public record of the land matter filed in 1913.
Department of the Interior notice from Miles City Montana dated Sept 5 1913 states Pearverson widow of Oley Peters of Mildred filed a homestead entry 1910 for NE NW and Lots 2 3 Sec 1 Township 1N Range 54E MP that she will make three year proof to establish claim before Hayes U S Commissioner Ismay Montana on November 1913. Claimant names witnesses Hance Murphey Anthony Pow Jacob Marshall and Mrs Margaret Krger all of Mildred Montana A Kircher registrar
Notice is hereby given that Powell of Westmore Montana has filed intent to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim on the above described lands in Township 10 North Range 4 West. Before Commissioner Leon Graves at Miles City Montana on the 8th day of November. Claimant witnesses include Nabholy of Istnui Montana Geo We Davis Florence Davis Isaacson allot Westmore Montana WA Matcher and Regis.
A notice from Montana records a claimant from Vertanga claiming a homestead from Lot ottab dy, section 2 Township IN Range Mo Meridian. The filer seeks to establish proof before the county commissioner in 1913 with witnesses including Margaret Ly and Clade Burrell.
Notice from the Department of the Interior states that John Jauer al Weetner of Montana filed intent to claim land for a homestead. The entry lists a land parcel near Meridian ties and references a conservation officer and witnesses in Montana.
The State of Montana issues a banking certificate authorizing the Ismay State Bank to commence banking business after meeting statutory requirements. The certificate cites the Montana Banking Law and affirms the bank location in Ismay and compliance with required conditions before operation. The document is signed by state banking authorities and dated for formal approval.
The Department of the Interior land office at Miles City Montana issues notice that William Modaore has filed for three year proof to establish a claim to a homestead described in Section 20 Township while awaiting verification by the U.S. Commissioner in Baker Montana. The notice sets the date of November 20 for the required appearance by the claimant and witnesses Frederick Ticniwell and others from Violet Montana Webster Montana.
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The readable text shows garbled references to police, a city, and individuals such as Atatac Lowrran Paraney Sherry Wine and Michauel Fodiveet. The fragment hints at a legal or civic notice but lacks coherent structure or verifiable details.
Damaged OCR text references a land case with names and dates. the fragment mentions a committee, filings, and a court process. Key entities include US oon and various likely names, dates, and places, but the legible details are limited and scattered throughout.
Public notices detail a claim filing process with a three year probation period and a commissioner's involvement. It lists the township and date context, names witnesses Samuel Doman Hoffman and Bert Bo Jones, and references Montana officials including A. Whiteber as registrar.
Henry B. Wood of Knowlton Montana, holder of two homestead entries, 0285 for lots 7 8 4 and percent of section 2, and additional entry for SE 4, Lot 4, Section 2, Township 7, Range 16, Montana Meridian, gives notice of intent to make three declarations to establish claim before Coon Commissioner in Miles City on November 5. Witnesses listed include Frank Cass Albert Roberts Harry Anders or William George, all of Ismay or Knowlton Montana.
The Department of the Interior announces a land claim hearing in Terry Montana on November 6. Claimant and witnesses include Reburn, Tlewitt, Hendrickson, Drummond, and Mrs Jane W Drummond, all of Terry. Commissioner A Kirkufr presides.
Wilbur Starr, a renowned baritone, dominates Lyceum circles with yearly recital features. His performances attract large audiences and he has earned prizes for vocal artistry, adding new entertainment elements each season.
Local arts event announces performances on Vher ort 7 and 8 with four showings. Tickets priced at 2.00 for adults and 1.00 for children with season passes available through Lee Ross and J.E. side g coms. Cautions about crowd control and seating noted.
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