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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
8
Candies and Bon Bons Offered for Inspection
An invitation proclaims a cordial viewing of a splendid stock of choice candies and bon bons available for selection and purchase.
Ismay Fair News and Local Happenings
Ismay residents eye the Ismay Fair and Custer County Fair in Miles City while noting visits from relatives and new local business updates. Fire, dairy profits, and a harvest of Army beans feature among town items, with notices of births and property sales as the community events unfold.
Knowltoff Notes Update From Knowlton Area
Local items report Harry Anderson and son Liver resuming road work near the A Wright ranch. Mrs Walter Flemming and her young son stay with her father Sam Kochel for the week. Mrs Anna Broadbent plans to return to Vancouver B C taking grandson John Daly for the winter. Mrs Snell of Miles City returns home after visiting Knowlton friends. Mrs Harry Schlosser and her sons Fritz and John came home from a visit with Mrs George Myers. Wood Daly builds a large reservoir likely for upcoming pressure. Howard Myers is laid up with a knee injury at Loren Todd's. School opened with Miss Hiozel Bailey of Miles City presiding and staying with Mrs Lum. Dan Bowman and Jesse Black plan to ship beef around Sept 20. Harry Woodruff bought a new motorcycle and will visit Ismay often. Jos Shaia vitch announces opening of a new news store. previously in Bowman, moving family here soon. C C Ayers received news of Lee Ross’s mother’s death at the Brevort Hotel. the Ross family were en route from Freeport Illinois to Michigan when she fell ill in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliles City
Jos. Shaiavitch
N. L. Struckmeserkf
Miles City
T. E. Holland
Nebraska
Mears Wood
Wil
Gilmore
Walter Flemming
Sam Kochel
Anna Broadbent
Heywood Daly
Vancouver
B.C
John Daly
Snell
Knowlton
Howard Myers
Loren Todd
Hiozel Bailey
Miss Bailey
Lum
Dan Bowman
Jesse Black
Harry Woodruff
Ismay
C. C. Ayers
Lee Ross
Brevort
Ross
Freeport
Ill
Michigan
Chicago
Lee
North Cottonwood Notes T. B. Hollands trip to Kentucky
T. B. Holland and wife started last week on a trip to their old home in Kentucky. They will also visit at other points between here and there. Fred Fredrickson and family moved on their homestead last week. H. EF. Oster and Wesley Baker have gone to Beach to work during threshing. School began on Sept. 2nd, with Miss Bessie Crosby as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Holland
Kentucky
Fred Fredrickson
H. EF. Oster
Wesley Baker
Hay Creek Notes Include Travel and Local Happenings
Otis Gipson left for Portland to resume studies at the School of Trades. Mrs. W. Prankland visits Mrs. Maddox. Miss Gertie Moore stays with the Kirk family while Mr. K. is in Miles City. Randolph Alen and wife depart for Michigan. Mrs. Frank Allen goes with them to South Dakota. Grain stacking due to late threshing. Hay Creek school opens Monday with about twelve pupils taught by Miss Parsons. Neighbors attend picnic at McLain Ranch in honor of C. O. Wright and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Gipson
Portland
Ore
School of Trades
W. Prankland
Maddox
Miss Gertie Moore
Kirk
Mr. K
Miles
Randolph Alen
Michigan
Frank Allen
South Dakota
McLain Ranch
C. O. Wright
Ivan Edwards
Bloomington
Wis
Elsie Jarret
Myrtle Striker
Irs
Paindle
Ismay
Taylor
Whitney Creek Notes Show Local Farming and Travel Updates
Ivan Edwards left for Bloomington Wisconsin to attend school. Leif Young owns over a hundred hay loads and is named champion hay maker. George Smith sold his sheep to focus on farming. Earl Smith and Miss Baker are among locals noted as sick and visiting family. Todd departs Westmore to teach next year. Larry Thomas returns from Rochester Minnesota with improving arm for Crickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Thomas
Rochester
Minnesota
Notice to Fair Association Subscriptions Requested
Gentlemen, we are needing your subscriptions as bills are coming in and we depend on them to meet obligations. Kindly pay up at once, Geo. J. Murphy, Sec. and Treas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. J. Murphy
Sec
Treas
Notice of homestead proof for Miles City district Montana
Publication by the Pearl Department of the Interior United States land office at Miles City Montana dated Aug 29 1913. William R Atkinson of Baker Montana filed intent to prove up his homestead entry No 06286 for the E 1/2 of Section 14 Township 9 North Range 17 East M P Meridian with witnesses Charles E Clark Thomas F Brun Archie W Groff Alvin H Gills all of Baker or Pleyna Montana before W R Barber A S Commissioner at Baker on Oct 16 1913. A Kircher Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Department of the Interior
USA
Miles City
Montana
William R. Atkinson
Baker
Township 9N
Range Ste
Meridian
W. R. Barber
A. S
Thomas F. Brun
Baker, Montana
Archie W. Groff
Pleyna
A. Kircher Register
Notice of Land Claim Proof Hearing in Ismay Montana
John D. Foster of Ismay Montana filed notice to prove up three years of homestead claim for sections 32 10N 5E M P Meridian. Hearing before U S Commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay on October 23 1913. Witnesses named: Bacon Poulson Fisher Madsen all of Ismay. A Kircher Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
US Land Office
Miles City
Montana
John D. Foster
Ismay
Township
Range
M. P. Meridian
Local Listings Promote Goods and Livestock Sales
Classified notices advertise men sweaters priced two to six dollars at Karlingburt store and hats at Mrs Ryan’s millinery and Mrs Priess' Brackett Hotel display. Also for sale or trade a gelding team and double harness, a 200 acre relinquishment near town, an International gas engine and P&O 5-bottom plows, several gentle horses and milking cows at McMillan farm near Ismay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karlingburt
C. H. Groteado
Chris Jacobson
Ismay
Mont
Elizabeth Ryan
International
W. L. Pease
Heywood Daly
Knowlton, Mont
Ismay Fair Seeks Liberal Premium Exhibits
Farmers urged to prepare entries for Ismay Fair with blue ribbons and liberal prizes for grain and crops including wheat oats barley rye flax hay alfalfa corn vegetables poultry and livestock. Instructions for grain in stalk require stripping leaves binding in four inch diameter sheaves and cloth wrapping. For details contact Geo J Murphy secretary at 28 Ismay Moat Rooms 7 8 Earlingburg Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismay
Kor
Geo. J. Murphy
Sec’y
Moat
Earlingburt Block
Ismay Grain Market Corrected Prices September
Market notice from Ismay listing grain prices for September 12 including Wheat Winter Wheat Duram Flax Oats Barley Rye with prices 15 and 35 cents per bushel or unit as stated.
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T. C. Maddox
Dan
Ismay Fair
Eee Bae
George Burt
Tee Goodrich
Frar Gensley
Isnay
Pra Cafe
la Crosse
Winfield Redman
Elizabeth J. Fox
Albany, Minn
Anna Fox
Marcus Bookmeier
Arthur Glman
Mildred
Holman
Judge Prindle
Billings
Mr. Salgren
Vedee
Snday
Sioux Fallls
Willard Stiff
Lacker
Fred
Albany, Wis
Scott
Westmore
Wilson Bros
Mandy Lee
L.k.hayes Ismay
Ada
Knowltoff
Harry Anderson
Liver
A. Wright
Harry Schlosser
Fritz
John
George Myers
Wood Daly
Bowman
Wes
Tightwads
North Cottonwood Notes
Bessie Crosby
Hay Creek
Miss Parsons
Whitney Creek
Leif Young
Herman Harnack
Iowa
George Smith
Henry Harnack
Lester
Earl Smith
Miss Baker
North Cottonwood
F. Todd
Fair Association
A. Kircher
Adv
McMillan Farm
John Rogers
Ismay Grain Market
Wisconsin Dairy
Earlingburt
Ismay, Mont
FORD
Earlingburt Merc. Co
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