Ismay News Briefs Show Town Activity And Upcoming Picnic
Local residents and visitors including Martin Hartfield from Pen nel creek A W Oulvegy Tee Dee and T J Crandell were in town last week Onlookers from Miles City Lacomb and Mildred conducted business here W S Cook and N A Eagleston were among visitors Ismay plans an old fashioned Fourth of July picnic with contests A large dance at Earlingburt hall drew many young people Deputy Sheriff Henry Jones traveled to Miles City for court matters Ismay hosts a new bakery goods coming from Terry and plans to ship local stock W L Kemp Sam Northrop and Karl editor from Miles City note Ismay’s bright future and the lumber yard nearing completion
Ekalaka gains daily stage line to Ismay and Tee Dee
The Ekalaka Eagle reports government establish a daily stage between Ekalaka and Ismay ending a year of complaints. The Ismay line previously caused long distances, bad roads, and late mail delivery. The service will extend to Tee Dee with Shorty Taylor as contractor.
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Ekalaka
Bater
Mat
Ismay
Mkalaka
Tee Dee
Shorty
Taylor
Lewistown heating plant to cost 35000 dollars
Montana reports include Frank E. Baker from Iowa planning a central heating plant in Lewistown costing 35000 dollars. Other items note railroad changes, land sales, and local legal actions across the state with varied incidents and civic developments.
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Frank E. Baker
Iowa
Lewistown
Mildred area news reports travel and weather notes
Mildred residents were visited by Floyd Ellsworth and DS Bingham while T. S. Kelley moved in from Chicago with household goods to settle near town. Mrs. Trumble returned from Sentinel Butte after six weeks. A severe electrical storm caused the death of a horse at E V Bennetts pasture.
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T. S. Kelley
Chicago
A. S. Nichols
Sentinel Butte
Shearing Plant Opens With Record First Day
The shearing plant opened in Sinay on the seventh with a record three bands of sheep shorn. The operation has stayed busy since, though wool buyers have not yet appeared. three bands on opening day were B. L. Laux, J E Palides, and Blaney Brothers.
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Sinay
B. L. Laux
J- E. Paulides
Blaney Brothers
Mildred Area Crops Look Strong Despite Rain
Crops near Mildred are reported to be thriving with about 6000 acres already in. Rain earlier this week boosts outlook for a banner harvest. Notable growers with large plantings include Campbell with 200 acres, Bradley with 315 acres, and Morrison managing around a thousand acres.
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Teton Caignry
Mildred
JB &B Campbell
Brad‘ley
Dri S Morrison
Wells Drilled Add to Kinble Ranch by George W Burt
George W Burt, active in several enterprises, has three artesian wells sunk at his Kinale ranch. Each taps water from 196 feet depth with flows of 34 gallons per minute. A fourth well is under drilling by FeHows & Mareve according to the Journal.
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George W. Burt
Kinsle
FeHows & Mareve
Rainfall Totals and Forecast From Monday Evening Shower
A wet spell arrived about 8 oclock Monday night with a thunder shower from the west and southwest. Rain fell for over two hours totaling 0.50 inches with 0.06 inches during the day. Since March 1 rainfall is 5.70 inches, 0.55 inches above normal. since January 1 total 7.53 inches, 1.11 inches above normal.
Ismay Area Driver Seeks Continued Patronage and Support
A local note thanks residents of Ismay and surrounding territory for past patronage and asks for continued business. The writer promises the same quality rigs, horses and treatment, addressing Aspersioners and Montane supporters.
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Ismay
T‘mnays
Gray Gables to Hold Dance and Free Supper
A free dance and supper will be hosted at the Gray Gables Hotel on Saturday evening June 25 to celebrate the hotel’s new management. Ismay residents and surrounding areas are invited to meet Mr. Moore who aims to mingle with locals and provide a fine, complimentary supper. As the event runs all evening, attendees are encouraged to join and show appreciation for Mr. Moore as host.
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Ais Gray Gables
Ismay
Moore
Mr. Moore
Prominent Man Weds in Miles City Union
Walter Peck of Ekalaka marries Miss Margrueritte Campbell Cunningham of Ansonia Connecticut on June 2 at First Methodist Episcopal church in Miles City. Peck, a longtime local merchant and ILO member, is praised. the bride is noted as a Connecticut newcomer with ties from school days.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Miles City
Walter 1. Peck
Ekalaka
Margrueritte Campbell Cunningham
Ansonia
Conneticut
Henry A. James
Biddie
Miles
Ah. Peck
ILO. C. F. Lodge
Fallon News Roundup Highlights Local Travel and Farm Activity
Local residents report fencing work by O R Schwindt and travel by Lew Weisner. June 21 services will be led by Rev William Flunter. Frank Buckley visits en route to Miles City. Mrs H J Kramer and Myrtle Buckley visit Glendive. Local farming notes include 240 acres of flax planted by Roy Hayes and 150 acres by Hekland. Three homesteaders arrive. range is described as fine. A benefit dance is planned June 2 at the hall for baseball funds, with Fallon Dry Farmers versus Glen Aire club to play.
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O R. Schwindt
Lew Weisner
Red Water
Wm. Flunter
Frank Buckley
Miles City
H. J. Kramer
Myrtle Buckley
Mars
Buckley Ranch
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I. W. Head
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E. D. Stiles
Jas. Daly
John Burger
Mildred Friends
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Lew Hayes
Earlingburt Hall
Henry Jones
W. A. Northrop
Terry
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B. Lu. Laux
W. C. Uouffman
Hixon
Wisc
Earl Gaines
Karl
Scanlon
Miles City Independent
W. L. Kemp
Star Lumber Co
Minneapolis
Gray. Gables Hotel
B. W. Moore
Montana
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Ismay, Mont
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G. W. Pelzer
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Oker
Townsend
Healey
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Dillon
T. J. Jenkins
Twin Bridges
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State Capitol
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State Orphan's Home
Floyd Ellsworth
Mildred Hotel
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Trigg
DS. Bingham
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N. 10
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Fallon
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Curry
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Gand
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JD. Johnson
Sprine Creek
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den Wilson
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John Varn
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Renn Ranch
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