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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1912
Page
8
A column of items from Ismay Montana and nearby towns reports visits, births, farming crops, and small business notes. Miss Edith Brackett becomes Mildred primary teacher while Bertha Frier marries Frank Zook. Wheat yields, new silos, creamery plans and a creamery meeting are noted along with road and construction updates.
Registration for the November general election closes October 5 1912 at 5 p m for all legal voters in Custer County. Electors over ten miles from Miles City may register at the County Clerk office or before a notary public or justice of the peace. Electors within ten miles must appear at the County Clerk’s office. Dated Miles City Montana August 31 1912 OC Hayes County Clerk and Ex Officio registrar of Custer County Montana.
To the voters of Custer County. Nominated for Cou Assessor on the republican ticket I respectfully solicit your support at the polls in November. H. Ta Sit CKMEYER.
WM Fulton announces candidacy for State II representative on the Republican ticket and asks voters of Custer County for support at the November polls.
Notice that Arel J Uavilena of Mildred Montana filed intent to prove final three year claim on the land described. Hearing before U S Commissioner at Miles City Montana on October 9 1912. Witnesses listed: C F I[nson Alex A Huppert G Johnson P Pranta all of Mildred Montana.
Department of the Interior notices Iran Van Doren of Mdghhill Montana filed for final commutation proof on land described as NWly Section 4 Township LN Range OSE M. P. Meridian. Hearings set before W E Williamson US commissioner at Wibaux Montana on October 14, 112. Witnesses include Charles Speak Hamilton Phelps and James McManigal of Edgehill Montana.
Miss Lulu Rosenburger and Miss Virginia Parsons visited Teedee country while Bart Sharp returned to La Belle Missouri after a ranch visit. The Redmans threshing rig worked for Baker Heard sley Knudson. Tax averaged 13 bushes per acre. North Cottonwood school began May 3 with Virginia Parsons as teacher. Forty Whitney Crickets spent Sunday on Ash creek picking plums and sharing a picnic. Attorney Beebe of Ipswich reviewed threshing of 90 acres of winter wheat on section 29, the year’s average yield per acre.
A model game uses all body muscles and avoids defeatist spirit. It minimizes risk to weaker organs and welcomes all ages for social enjoyment. Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Hall features a pleasant musical program and laughs as part of the social good time.
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