Ismay Local News Notes People and Projects
Ismay residents and visitors are listed with handles on real estate, business openings, and homesteads. Notables include L B Whitehouse leaving The InMay, Chas Jenks Boston buyer, and Westmore homesteads. Ismay brick yard, bank bids, and improvements frame the week. A wood nymph fish fry adds a playful capstone to the town chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Ellingson
Clark Farris
Weatmore
Ef, M. Stanton
Ismay
First National Bank
Lund
Wahpeton
N. D
G. H. Chaffee
Qaigim
Westmore
Henry Hilburn
Livingston
Chas. Swendiman
Miles
Walter Plath
Dodge Center
Minn
W. F. Ellsworth
Plevna
Wm. Suddard
Boston
Jeremiah Williams & Co
V. D. Poster
Dgalerg Pas
Foster
Elk visitor endured tests of fellowship in Miles City
The Ismay note records SA C Smith of Earling Merchants Co visiting Miles City on business. Smith endured strenuous Elk duties with fellow Elks and recounts the shave and trials, while Mrs Smith tended him back to strength after the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismay
A. C. Smith
Terry
McKinley
Botham
Miles City
Bert Koons
Miles
W. E. Pratt
Hixton
Mion
Z. Gray
O. D. Hennen
C. I. Myers
Westmore
Myers
Wilks
H. 3B
Earling
W. H. Malchoir
A. A. Smith
SA. C. Smith
Earling Burt Mergantile Co
Bob
Stock Yard Location Change at Ismay for St Paul Road
Shippers learn that the St Paul road will move the existing Bock yards west of the coal chute to ease cramped handling. The yards keep the same capacity, though the new site may be less desirable to some. Local shippers and tradespeople expect smoother operations with the relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Building Co
Miles City
Earlingburt Mercantile Co
Montana
Will McVey
Tombstone
Guisippe
Rutherford
Chas
Walker
Ismay
Terry
Walt Hubbard
Spain
St. Paul
Bock
St-Paul
Ismay and Coming Progress Highlight Local Report
Ismay notes progress with relocation of stock yards and the Wool House roof upgrade. A boy injured after a horse incident on Cottonwood Creek is expected to recover. George W. Burt rebuilds a ditch culvert and plans tree planting to beautify Ismay. local officials praise civic improvement and the town’s desirability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Quinn
O. L. Anderson
C. L. Whiting
Fuller
Gray Gables
James Boden
Cottonwood Creek
Locate Creek
Geo. W. Burt
M. Burt
Burt Street
Main Street
Ismay
Mr. Burt
Railroad to build Main Street crossing at R R Crossing
The railroad company will begin excavation for a crossing at the foot of Main street east of the depot to improve south side traffic. The Burt street crossing will be abandoned when Main street is completed due to a sharp angle and proximity to the water tank. The change will be a material improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Burt Street
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L. B. Whitehouse
A. McKinley
Dan H. Bowman
Chas. T. Jenks
M. McKenna
W. J. Osterhant
Baker
H. S. Thompson
Ferguson, Mo
R. R. Hayden
Knowlton
J. H. Ratchford
Marmarth
Thorsen
BIG Whits
E. J. Walworth
Herbert Neumann
J. W. Stith
Leon B. Clark
Mildred
Alexander Cameron
Western Bank Note & Engraving Co
Chicago
First National
W. D. Hubbard
Mexica
Missouri
Paul
Oulton & Barr
Wendell
A. B. Middleknoff
Geo. Bott
Lawrence Leeper
Lise
Fred Swendiman
Waterloo
Iowa
Custer County
R. C. Albright
Northwestern Construction &Co
Stevé Arr
Sana Ieee
Sine
Wens
Tar II
Rad and Guy Club
Fallon
Nigger Bob
Smithy
Tom Hubbard
McVey
Blue Hen Hubbard
Arling Burt
Angie Wills
Steve Barr
Rob Graham
Felix Gray
Hugh Hamilton
George Renshaw
Terry Tribune
Gray
Barlingburt Mercantile Co
Prindle & McVey
Huron
S.D
R. R
Prindle & Movey
Masttern Montana
G. W. Renshaw
Ismay, Mont
E.H. Wehrkamp
Mont
A. F. Gold
Ismay, Montana
Gray-Gables Hotel
Blue Ribbon Beer
A. E. Kerns
the Barber
McCrea & Robingon's
Yellowstone
J. H. Russell
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