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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1909
Page
1
Saturday July 3 schedule notes a free barbecue and dinner in Grove with a five dollar event fee and a five dollar entry for WY activities. the listing highlights a community gathering and meal.
Ismay hosts a Fourth celebration with events including a bucking contest at 2:00 PM a Terry versus Ismay ball game tug of war wrestling bouts and a dancing pavilion fireworks show. Attendees include Joe O Keefe Mrs J R Greenslit and J C Fetig with travel from Baker Terry Miles City and nearby towns.
Attendees at the Ismay Fourth of July celebration may have their photographs taken at Earlingburt hall. Photography will be available from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on July 2 and July 3.
Ismay Commercial Club holds regular meetings on the first and third Mondays of each month. J. E. Prindle serves as president and L. A. Conser as secretary.
Local Ismay notes report Sunday services at 10 30 a m with Pastor Rev G J Buergi and Sunday school at 11 30 a m. Several town movers and visitors are listed along with local games, travel, and events around July.
A Wolstein cow is missing or stolen. The animal is blind in one eye and branded Mv on the left hip. A reward is offered for information leading to recovery. Contact G. L. Stickney. Dated July 9.
Red Lodge pursues a new city hall while Glendive builds a 20000 dollar hospital and Boulder plans a water works system. Hobson forms a booster club as Stanford aims for an electric light plant by July 15. About 100 horses sold at Forsyth, state fair corking exhibit prep in Cascade county, Melstone linked to Roundup by telephone, Forsyth Melstone line nearing western reach. Dry farm sentiment grows as Daniel Slayton sells Musselshell ranch to a Chicago syndicate for colonization. widespread sheep shearing with expectations of a heavy clip.
Fallon residents report visitors and local activity throughout the week. Mrs Wilson moved into Lew Weisner's house while Uncle Doughty and family were in town. John Van and Kramer hosted on the North Side as John Van and Ar Kramer set cattle. Charles Hansen hosted J J Kramer on Sunday. Dr Whitney of Miles City did dentistry for locals. O R Sehwindt builds a new house south of town and dry farming looks good. Paul Renn visited Miles City for sheep shelters but could not obtain them, buying five Hereford bulls instead.
A stream of visitors and locals in Ekalaka and surrounding ranches is noted from Monday to the weekend. Names include Sigler Schneider Sykes Tall Dray Sweenery Star Dickson Harris Miller Treweek Stanek Gray Olsen Osgood, with trips to Ewarts mill, Maxwell ranches, and visits to W Neck and the Chall Buttes.
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