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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1912
Page
4
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State Senator Sharpless Walker Miles City Representatives N H Fuller Miles City D E McCann Carl y le Wm Fulton Teedee County Commissioner T F Schofield Ekalaka Clerk of Court Passed County Attorney Carl R Tisor Sheriff Wm Dominy Miles City Surveyor W P Flynn Miles City Superintendent of Schools Miss Angeline Barker Garland Assessor H L Struckmeyer Mildred Public Administrator August Weibke Miles City Coroner Id Campbell Miles City Auditor O M Lanphear
Nominee Wa Fulton appeals to voters in Custer county to back his candidacy for State Representative on the Republican ticket. He asks for support at the November polls.
To the voters of Custer County, I have been nominated for County Assessor on the republican ticket and respectfully solicit your support at the upcoming election.
J J Heywood Daly of Knowlton Montana filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish a homestead claim on land in the GN Range 547 Montana Principal Meridian. Proof to be presented before L C Hayes Ismay on October 1 1912 with witnesses T Mireau Ketchel Roberts and Cass.
The U S Department of the Interior Ue Land Office Miles City Montana issues a notice of contest against Amos Kyle of Bruce Wisconsin. William A Sidie of Ismay Montana files August 8 1912 to cancel Entry 03243 for section 12 township 8n range 55m Montana Meridian alleging non residence and lack of improvement. Contestant claims that the entry will be canceled if Kyle does not answer under oath within twenty days after the fourth publication and provide proof of service. Publication dates Sept 6 13 20 27 1912.
George B. French of Mildred Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his claim on the land described in his 1908 homestead entry. The proof will be sworn before A S Commissioner Leon C Hayes at Ismay Montana on October 8 1912 with witnesses Leon B Clark I V Bennett BV Tighe and Roy Walker all of Mildred Montana.
Notice is given Ira J. Van Doren of Edgehill Montana filed intent to make Final commutation Proof for Homestead Entry 08269 NWM% Section 34 Township 11N Range d8SE Meridian before W E Williamson U S Commissioner at Wibaux Montana on October 14 1912 Witnesses named Charles W Speak Charles I Hamilton John Phelps James McManigal all of Edgehill Montana
Registration closes October 5th 1912 at 5 p m for all legal voters in Custer County. Voters over ten miles from Miles City may register at the County Clerk or before a notary public or justice of the peace. Those within ten miles must register at the County Clerk's office. Dated Miles City August 31 1912. O C Hayes County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar.
The phrase dark horse is linked to a Tennessee horseman Flynn and his coal black stallion Dusky Pete. At a race, Judge McMinamee declared a dark horse would win, and Pete surged ahead to victory, giving the term its recognized origin.
An uptown woman explains why she carries home others purchases to avoid loss to a prospective bride in her boarding house. She notes brides snap up items delivered to their room and rummage through parcels, making shoplifting unnecessary.
Bernard May of Westmore Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his Homestead Entry No 04040 for parcel in Section 28 Township YN Range 57E M P Meridian The proof will be before Leon C Hayes U S Commissioner at Ismay Montana on September 13 1912 Witnesses listed include John M Ludwig Michael Ludwig Jacob J Ludwig all of Westmore and Max May of Ismay Montana.
Notice records August R Eschener of Westmore Montana filing land claim in Miles City district. He previously made May and June 1909 entries for section 2 township 8 north range 57 west. Witnesses named Charles Cremer John Mack Clark Ferris and Fredrick Jassaud all from Westmore.
Thomas FH Griffith of Ismay Mont has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim to the south west quarter of section four, township five five south, range five five east, Montana meridian. He will appear before Leon C Hayes U S Commissioner at Ismay Montana on September 19 1912. Witnesses named: A C Wilber William Fisher Leonard El phick Charles N Weider all of Ismay Mont.
A cautious man asks for a widow with a horse who is kind and gentle to consider a match in single or double harness and to send further particulars.
A brief cartoon caption shows Mrs. Riley and Mrs. Grogan debating a daughter's piano practice. Mrs. Grogan complains three keys fail to sound and four stick, prompting a humorous exchange in classic Puck style.
Amel E Havlena of Mildred Montana to present final three year proof for Homestead Entry No 5027 in Section 30 Township 1N Range 64E M P Meridian before U S Commissioner W A Brubaker at Terry Montana on October 16 1912 Witnesses C F Hason Alex A Huppert A G Johnson and C F Franta all reside in Mildred Montana
A short reflective note urges living closer to noble traditions during days of national need, emphasizing continuity, duty, and shared values. The piece frames tradition as a guide for collective conduct in challenging times.
The text reflects on life’s limited choices where one must pick between two reasonably good options rather than a perfect best. It suggests most decisions involve accepting one favorable path and one less favorable alternative.
In a religious courtroom moment a neighbor’s complaint led to a trial for a minor offense. The defendant interrupted the proceedings to shout to the judge that the brother is lying and to praise the Lord.
In a West Philadelphia hospital ward a woman patient groaned in pain and pleaded to the nurse for relief asking for an epidemic. The unusual request highlights distress in the ward and the nature of care during the period.
Oliver Wendell Holmes laments tavern life in a humorous essay, praising home cooking. He mocks bland soups and scrambled eggs, critiques butter quality and waiter manners, and imagines taverns burning down to start anew, preferring a clean, comforting home kitchen environment.
The article notes that both Chinese and Japanese cultures produce alcoholic beverages from rice. It highlights cross cultural production methods and the shared reliance on rice as a base ingredient.
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