Ismay News Sketches From Town and Countryside
Ismay residents and visitors are mentioned in a rapid-timed column. Names include THE ISMAY W. Stith and son from Terry J.D. Foster from Hot Springs Deputy Sheriff W. J. Harrison from Terry and more. The piece notes cattle buyers Dover A Lamport and Billings firm. Local weather and incidents including a buffalo hip bone discovery and a railway yard survey. It mentions the First National Bank building project, Ismay brick kiln progress, and various towngoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Stith and Son
Terry
J.D. Foster
Hot Springs
W. J. Harrison
Ceamt Gampert
Dover A Lamport
Briday
Pixon Cnaime
Know]l- Sunda
Northern Pacific Railway Notices for Publication in Miles City
United States Land Office Miles City Montana publishes two notices for the Northern Pacific Railway Company. The first lists an 80 acre tract in section 14 township 7 north range 59 east and invites protests by August 26 1908. The second concerns 40 acres in section 18 township 7 north range east of the Montana Principal Meridian with protests due by August 11 1908.
Montana Bank Cashier Swears To 1908 Statement
The document shows a bank statement from a Montana bank with resources and liabilities totaling 88 169.78 dollars. Wilson Iyer signs as cashier and J. J. Prindle notarizes on July 2 1908, with directors R L Anderson David Bickle and James Hunter attesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Montana
Custer
Wilson Iyer
Wilson Ever
J. J. Prindle
R. L. Anderson
David Bickle
James Hunter
Grace G Hunter Timber Land Claim Notice Montana 1908
Grace G Hunter of Miles City Montana filed sworn statement No 023 under the Timber and Stone Act June 3 1878 for portions SW 1 4 and others in Sec 6 Twp 2 N Range KP M and will prove land is valuable for timber or stone and not purely agricultural before Register A Kirn cher at Miles City on September 17 1908 Witnesses listed James Winter Robert L Anderson George Scheetz M O Tracy Adverse claimants may file notices by September 17 1908
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Custer
U.S. Land Office
James Winter
Robert L. Anderson
George Scheetz
M. O. Tracy
Kkalaku
Knowlton Homesteader Seeks Final Proof at Miles City
Frank Lum of Knowlton Montana, who filed a homestead entry for four quarters of section 4 township 7 north range 53 east Montana principal meridian on August 7 1900, posts a notice of intention to make final five year proof before the Miles City Register and Receiver on August 17 1908. Witnesses named include Joe Farnum H B Wiley James Hunter and Henry Schlosser of Miles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Frank Lum
Knowlton
Section
Township 7
Range 53
Pricipal Meridian
Joe Farnum
H. B. Wiley
James Hunter
Henry Schlosser
Timber Land Act Notice of Timber Land Claim Miles City
United States land office notice from Miles CityMontana dated June 24 1908 announces James Hunter of Miles Cityhas filed sworn statement No 30 for timber land described as parts of section 1 township 2 north range 59 east mounting under the 1878 Timber Land Act extended 1892 He will prove land valued for timber or stone prior to September 11 1908 listing witnesses M O Tracy Robert L Anderson Walter Anderson George Scheetz and inviting adverse claimants to file by September 11 1908 before the Register and Receiver at Miles City Montana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
James Hunter
Miles City
Custer
Montana
U. S. Land Office
Mont
M. O. Tracy
Ekalaka
Robert L. Anderson
Walter Anderson
George Scheetz
Northern Pacific seeks land in Miles City district
United States Land Office Miles City Montana June 29 1908 announces Northern Pacific Railway Company based in St Paul Minnesota has filed to select 200 acres in section 12 township 8 north range 55 east of the Montana Principal Meridian under the 1898 act. protests or affidavits of protest must be filed by August 1 1908 with A Kirch er register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
United States Land Office
Montana
Northern Pacific Railway Company
St. Paul
Minnesota
Range
Montana Principal Meridian
A. Kircher
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THE
ISMAY
J. A. M’kinley
L. A. Conser
J. Barnes
Westvian
Chas. de Graffenreid
H. N. Reed
Cadi Leow
W.T. Peekam
Miles
Hamilton
Alex
Tee Dee
J.J. Walls
Roche
Alinesa
Kenzie
Os Sooth
Bakesad
Emmett Crosby
James Bodenv
Clarence Watson
Teatrom Knowlton
John Miller
Bob Leavitt
Miles Money
CL. Powrie
C. E. Ribletweed
Wan. Robinson
Berg
Ursdas Eveners
Oti Inygsen
Barrett
Minn
Vey Vaisitune Das
GPP Josomondiuine
Waioso
Surfeo
Kingount
Tor Railway Company
Fallon
Div
Pn WR
Felton
Chas Swendimar
Darlingburt
Trice Ismay Museum
Virgie Leavitt
Indiasco
Smith
Lune IsMay
Keles
Marmarth
Barr
Savage
Roderick Monroe
Eka- Inka
John H. Lake
Burns Land Co
Earlingburt
I. S. Grey
Kingmount
Ismasans
Scrubs
Earlingburt Mercantile Co
Steve Barr
Hugh Hamilton
Steve
Foster
First National Bank
J. H. Parkham
Ismas
Earlingburt Company
Alex. Bell
S. E. Jennegan
Lee Gilmore
McLean Ranch
Wilson Bros
the Ranchman’s Supply CO
O. O. Ireland
G. W. Deniger
G. A. Lewis
C. I. Meyers
Oliver Typewriters
U.S
A. Kircher, Revister
Timber
United PH Bten
Oulton & Barr
Ismay, Montana
Blue Ribbon Beer
W. D. Hubbard
Miles City Bakery
F. R. Christopher
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