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Ismay News Briefs Highlight Local Posts and People
Local notes report C F Gold starting as chef at Silver Dollar Cafe and visits from Mrs Renan and Mrs Caton. Ed Randall and family arrive from North Dakota, shearing begins at McLean ranch, Burt grads a watershed for school grounds, Beck buys license, rye measured at four feet tall. Johnson holds service at Gray Gables dining room, bankers and sheep-shearing tours noted. Ismay residents discuss forming a Modern Woodmen camp. Fort Keogh government property sale set for July 9. Local legal minds listed as bar members from several states. dancing party hosted by Miss Leavitt and brother Bob with neighbors in Countryside. Dakota-Montana Land Co. secretary and Hotel Mildred owner visit, considering investments.
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C. F. Gold
FE. W. Renan
Tee Dee
Ella Travis
Balsam Lake
Wisconsin
Carl Muhlberger
Bickle Ranch
Nellie S. Caton
Ed Randall
North Dakota
Ismay
McLean Ranch
Geo. W. Burt
C. Beck
Beck & Rowley
Baker
R. C. DeVinny
Geo. Burt Place
H. Johnson
Marmarth
Gray Gables
David Bickle
James Lancaster
Lloyd
Terry
George W. Burt
R. L. Anderson
First National Bank
Chas. I. Meyers
Earlingburt Mercantile Co
Deniger
Charlie
James Laughlin
Fort Keogh
Miles City
Old Fort
Col. Keogh
Custer
J. E. Prindle
Arkansas
C. O. Thorsen
Minnesota
F. Z. Gray
Missouri
W. C. McVey
Dominion of Canada
W. D. Hubbard
Steve Barr
Bob Leavitt
Texas
Miss Leavitt
Brother Bob
Prindle
Messrs
Barr
McVey
Mildred
Bob
Clark
Ictal