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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
1
Kiowilton notes report freighting grain for Wayland Wood and health of the community. A Thanksgiving dinner at Knowlton Galf is planned for 1 p.m. with games and fellowship. busy fall work and shipping hints from Hunter Hamilton in North Cottonwood.
G W Deniger attended church last Sunday. Claude Vrooman filed a contest on half of Sec 28. James Boden and son Floyd returned from Chicago. Schoolhouse Halloween entertainment planned. Ladies Ald met with Mrs Carey. many members present. Fred Fredrickson's cow bore twin calves. Mr Vrooman and wife visiting Mrs Theo Schye. Joseph Noll began erecting a new six room home with solid foundation. Farewell service planned Whitney Creek and North Cotterswood. Baghet dinner to be served at Rev Williams home next Sunday.
Whit ney Creek community reports a dance at Ismay with many young attendees. Mrs Frank Todd and son Leland moved to Westmore for the winter. Farmers have plowed much of the fall fields thanks to dry weather. Edward Coun helped Commie Jeiles at his homestead last week. The Whitney Creek Congregation plans a joint dinner and farewell services at Rev Williams home in Pine Hills on November 2. A baby girl arrived for Mr H M Gilbert and wife, mother and child doing well. Elmer Harnack assists D G Medtee with building a fence on his farm this past week.
The Yellowstone Trail meeting in Minneapolis last week drew praise for the planning and hospitality. Delegation from Custer County included J E Prindle and others. Prindle called the sessions enthusiastic and honored Minneapolis officials while pledging a river bridge and 40 miles of road across the Indian reservation in Carson county S C. The annual Trail Association gathering will be held in Mobridge on the first Monday in February.
A note from Felicia and M. E. Jontsie urges voters to support the Democratic nominee for Sheriff of Falcon. They promise to serve the public honestly and impartially and request votes at the polls on November 25.
The Yellowstone Daily Journal reports 2 194 voters on the Falida registration list with voting strength for Tier I Ranch precinct leading at 202, Baker and Westmore wards following with 183 and 169 respectively, Plevna at 114. Figures released days ago by the clerk and recorder.
Wits First Place at the International Wheat, Grass, and Crop Exposition in Tulsa where Montana tops four sweepstakes in Turkey red wheat alfalfa and timothy. Oklahoma four Nebraska two New Mexico one. Montana’s 50 by 20 feet display funded by the state fair with a carload of premium grains and vegetables. Officials predict visitors from Oklahoma and other states will be drawn to Montana’s agriculture.
Notice is given by the administrator of the estate of Sven Anderson deceased to creditors to present claims with proper proof within ten months after the first publication. The administrator's office is GEO J MURPHY Ismay Montana. Dated Miles City Montana October 30 1933.
F C Bunn running for Clerk and Recorder as Progressive Republican nominee requests support for an honest economical and progressive administration. Election date noted as November 25.
Pastor M BeRockwell leads 10 30 a m Rally Day with officers and teachers in charge. Supt Mrs Cran dell and Assst Supt Mrs Wilsons listed. Bees and Treas Miss Hester Heighs. 7 30 p m illustrated sermon for children. Communion closes evening. Westmore 2 00 p m Sunday School. 1 00 p m preaching and Communion. final communion of year. note Nov 2nd preaching.
Attendance is described as good while J M Huston is hired to transport students in his neighborhood each day. The practice, used across Montana districts, reportedly boosted efficiency and attendance, with room by room high percentages and top averages listed for grades from first to high school, featuring students such as Jetta Dickson Herbert Wildman Tad Wood Mary Laskner and others.
Precise family arrivals and departures include Leta Storms and Thos from Regent N D moving to the Wright farm south of town, Clement Rensa and wife heading to New York then Switzerland, with a trip to Sta zil to settle a brother’s estate. Local ads announce a Barligburt Mercantile Co cash bargain sale on Nov 8 and 16, plus Harlingburt Co sales for Mov Sth and 10th. Mary Bonham of Whitney Creek resides winter in the old bank building. L Pease returned from Hartford S D. Van Nostrand blacksmith shop relocated to Main St, and J F Whalion of the Columbia Elevator Co visited on business this week.
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