08 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
1
Local residents and visitors trade news across Mildred, Tee Dee, Westmore, and nearby towns. Many callers report on travel, new ventures, and upcoming dances at Earlingburt hall with plans for a harness shop and housing growth in Ismay.
Work has continued at the new Star Lumber Co. plant over the past week. The facility sits on two lots with a corner office building and a yard nearing completion. Mr. Kemp says a full stock of materials will arrive in two weeks and the firm will be ready to outfit customers in any building project.
Land filings listed over ten days include H W Lyman Ruth A Lyman Tee Dee Jas R Bolton Tyndall D3 Frank Dietz West more E E Ellingson Barrett Minn Bolton Tyndall Arthur A S Thomas Loyal Wis Carl Meier Le Wovewusny Clyde Ettles Mina S D Ea Commissioner Gray remains busy with land filings and post office duties after losing several assistants.
Montana settlers face dry farming challenges as the Better Farming Special tours with two exhibit cars to demonstrate tillage implements and compare proper techniques against common mistakes. Expert guidance on starting, applying best practices, and achieving higher yields is planned, stopping at Terry on June 20, from 7 to 9 p.m. Local notes cover banking meetings, road and streetcar projects, and upcoming seed and wool markets across Great Falls, Norris, Virginia City, and Kalispell.
A federal suit for 10000 filed in Helena against Montana and Idaho State Forwarding and others claims injury from a stagecoach overturn after alleged reckless conduct. Eleven candidates listed for bar admission in Montana include Cotter, Peters, Stout, and Noren. Incorporation papers filed for the Dakota and Montana Railway to run in Custer county linking North Dakota with Northern Pacific. Forestry reports 15000 two year seedlings shipped to Libby for Kootenai forest reforestation from Michigan Agricultural College. Governor Norris backed advisory committee to aid National Irrigation Congress meeting in Montana. Bitter Root Natural Remedies plans a Missoula chemical plant to produce extracts and household chemicals using local materials.
In Des Moines Iowa Gov Carroll republican wins renomination with a 706 vote lead as five counties remain uncounted. Judge Prouty progressive defeats Congressman Hull 3106 margin in district race. Taft and Cummins comments frame the campaign as a push toward a progressive state convention.
Meager returns from Pierre indicate Robert 8 Vessey the progressive Republican is the likely governor nominee. James Egan runs strong as independent Republican with claims for the nomination. Martin and Burke, stalwarts, expected for Congress. Progressives claim control of the legislature as 26 of 52 counties show Egan and Vessey close, totaling 12 667 for the pair.
Oscar Brackett plans an eighteen room rooming house in Ismay to open soon opposite the post office. The modern building will feature steam heat and high quality furnishings, addressing local demand with a new accommodation option.
Frank Van from Pine Creek and G B Pope of Glendive visited Fallon. Mrs. Palmer, Slanson, W J Whipple, Lew Weisner and others were in town or on local business. Horse riding, repairs, wagon and warehouse building, broncho training, and a Miles City sale feature in a bustling town notes roundup.
The Montana State Press Association holds its annual meeting in Bozeman July 21 to 23 with open sessions and executive talks on craft welfare. Visitors plan royal entertainment for editors and wives, plus a day of local tours to state attractions and planned social events.
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