Local residents and visitors listed in Ismay area column
The column notes frequent visitors and local movements from Knowlton Tee Dee and Miles City. Juror Albert Roberts travels to Miles City, while A C Hamilton passes Ismay en route. O W Titus acquires pumping gear to boost crops, and Anton Garmo plans a horse sale. The piece also mentions dances, shop updates, and residents’ brief trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hamilton
Ismay
Tee Dee
Miles City
Ismay Merchant Seeks Continued Patronage
Albert Roberts of Ismay Montana thanks residents and surrounding area for past year’s patronage and urges continued support with the same quality rigs horses and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismay
Albert Roberts
Montana
Bar Opens at Gray Gables Hotel by B W Moore
B W Moore proprietor of the Gray Gables hotel opens a new bar attached to his hotel after delays for fixtures supplies and license. Local opposition in Ismay cited as reason for postponement. We wish him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Moore
Gray Gables
Moore
Ismay
Wez
New York
Charles Henry
United States
Roosevelt
Hotel Victoria
Treat
Frankfort
Mey
New Restaurant Opens in Ismay Under New Owner
The Home restaurant in Ismay reopens with W. C. Hoffman as proprietor promising a square deal and up to date service. The lunch room has been closed for a period, but local business conditions now support a new eatery. The town wishes Mr. Hoffman success in the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Hamilton
Tee Dee
W.C. Hoffman
Ismay
Hoffman
Noted Oldest Office Boy Samuel Brackett Dies at 101
Samuel Brackett known as the oldest office boy in the world died at 101 after a 75 year tenure with a single firm in Trenton New Jersey. The brief obituary notes his long service and age.
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Trenton
Samuel Brackett
Burdette Shuts Down Fallon in Two Hit Gem
Burdette pitched a two hit game for Terry, fanning 17 Fallon batters and allowing only one walk. Morris starred with four hits including a home run, as Terry defeated Fallon 38 to 0 amid a large crowd, while LeSner, Gaines and Richter contributed strong defense and scoring plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdette
Fallon
Prame
Terry
Terryites
LeSner
Gaines
Richter
D. McNaughton
White
Hesselberg
Morris
LeSuer
McNaughton
Chelf
Cgiamer
McBrears
Terry Um
McBreary
McDowell
Dr. McNaughton
BF. Ming
N. McNaughton
Minge
Robbie
Wilson
Dow
Potter
Hesselbergs
D. McNaught
Ancestors of Paine Figure in Cleveland Deaths and Senator Tillman’s Illness
In Cleveland two baseball deaths occur when 15 year old Frank Kostohryz is struck and dies instantly, and 34 year old Walter J. Garson dies after bursting a blood vessel while running bases. In Atlanta, Senator Benjamin R. Tillman arrives for rheumatism treatment and is placed in a sanitarium with doctors noting no link to his recent paralytic stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank Kostohryz
Walter J. Garson
Atlanta
United States
Benjamin R. Tillman
South Carolina
Tillman
W. W. Blackburn
House Burns on Berry Claim West of Town
The Berry residence on their claim two and a half miles west of town burned late Thursday evening after the overheated stove ignited the wall. Mr and Mrs Berry were in the garden. they saved the household effects but the fire could not be stopped. Loss estimated around 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Berry
Fallon News Roundup Notes Local Travel and Health
Miss Christenson of Spring Creek was in town on business while Miss Bream returned from Cabin Creek. Mrs. Renn visited Miles City with a trip, and Myrtle Van recovered from illness. Mike Brosh arrived from Simpson’s Butte with a load of supplies. Frank Buckley of Hay Creek visited Miles City for business. Lew Weisner enjoyed a country Sunday ride. August Aldrich’s ill daughter showing improvement. Wm. Laughlin bought a new auto and tested hill climbs. Nichols will finish plowing and seeding tax for Don Freeman this week. Local seeding progress awaits a little rain. Buckleys of Cabin Creek visited Terry and Krier tangh. Cedar CabIn Creek pool roundup routed Fallon creek, then to Cabin, Cedar, and Glendive counties. Chas Connors leading outfit, Jolly John Marsh handling chuck. Terry Tigers beat Fallon Dry Farmers 7 to 3 in a fast game. Fallon in new uniforms. plans to visit Terry for rematch. Delegation from Terry and nearby country attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Renn
Miles City
Myrtle van
Mike Brosh
Simon's Butte
August Aldrich
Wm. Laughlin
Nichols
Don Freeman
Dry Farmers
Fallon
Terry
Guuntry
Pipes of Redwood Use in Irrigation and Hydro Plants
Redwood wood known for decay resistant properties is used for irrigation pipes and hydroelectric conductors. Cut into long staves that fit like barrel hoops and are firmly banded. Pipes span canyons and trenches, with supply from San Francisco Bay area forests covering about half a million acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco Bay
Cleveland
Berlin trade paper invites brief ad insertion trial
A Manchester firm received a short invitation from a Berlin trade paper, praising its journal’s quality and urging a trial advertisement insertion. The missive stresses confidence, business connections, and the genuineness of the newspaper while addressing the recipients as gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Eng
Berlin
Carrousel Safe Invented to Thwart Burglars
The carrousel or round-about safe is a new burglar-proof device designed to outpace oxyacetylene thieves. A polygonal steel safe rotates freely on ball bearings inside a wall chamber, powered by a hidden electromotor, and an alarm bell rings if tampering occurs.
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J. D. Foster
Ismay, Mont
S&s
Bateau
Erie
Harry Schlocher of
Knowlton
Chris Emelak
James Boden
O. W. Titus
M. F. Davis
Oakland, Coal
David Bickle
B. L. Laux
L. A
McMillan
United States Land Office
Ismay Sunday
E. P. Johnston
South Side Cafe
Minneapolis
Anton Garmo
Mr. Garmo
Sentinel Butte
E. J. Armstrong
Kinsey
Geo. W. Burt
Sam Riley
Mildred
Mr. Riley
Earl Gaines
Farlon
Earl
Mr. Laux
A. C. Smith
Chisago
Brooklyn
Omaha
Neb
John Lt
Mickey
Nebraska
Osceola
Washington
Hodographic Office
Navy Department
Virginia
Lafayette Bliss
W. T. Bailey
Bailey Lumber Company
Chicago
Glenn Curtiss
New York-Albany
London
William Jennings Bryan
Edinburgh
International Missionary Conference
Celtic
Holyhead
Cody
Wye
G. C. Rudseon
Big Horn Mountain
Rudolph Rovingo
Audeson Ranch
Frederic A. Cook
Scotland
Utah
North Pole
J. A. Phillips
Kentucky
Sah
Newton
Kansas
Palmer House
Board of Trade
Deer Lodge
Robert Treat Paine
Christenson
Spring Creek
Miss Bream
Cabin Creek
Frank Buckley
Hay Creek
Lew Weisner
Lew