Fragmentary Notes on Schedule Times and Agent
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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1909
Page
4
The readable text shows scattered times such as 1:50 p.m. and 7:25 p.m. with references to an agent labeled TER. Details are incomplete but indicate a scheduling or timing fragment tied to an agent.
F Augustus Heinze has returned to Montana to make it his home. The editor notes his financial misgivings abroad and expresses hope he regains losses with good interest among friends in Montana.
John Andrews of Lidgerwood Broadaxe urges Gov Burke to appoint Tom Marshall, an insurgent Republican, to the North Dakota senate seat. The exchange considers naming a Democrat such as McAndress of the Fargo News, noting Mack’s known Democratic stance against the Kelly faction.
Winter talk turns political as citizens discuss spring battles in Helena. J. B. Kempton of Terry is named as a likely top choice, with consensus that he could be among the county’s best representatives if he enters the race.
A roan mare about 1000 pounds with white hind feet and a white face wandered from Plevna on September 8. It wears front slip shoes and wide calk hind shoes, is haltered with rope, and branded on the hip. Notify F. E. Swendiman.
Mr. C A Busch returns to Westmore after a delay caused by a wreck near Roscoe that disrupted cattle and sheep shipments. Archibald Salmon spends the week at home and may seek a railway mail service position. Ipswich resident Hinkles buys town lot to start a restaurant. Westmore’s new school house nears plastering completion. Mrs. Livingwood, Mrs. Abendorth, and children visit from Minneapolis and Sioux Falls. Depot rumor spreads as town growth continues. wolves raid Bucket’s sheep north of town. Oscar Abendorth builds on his claim in section 30.
Building for rent with six rooms advertised near Firat National Bank. Inquiry suggested at the local branch for details and pricing.
Regular meetings held on the first and third Mondays each month. J. E. Prindle serves as president with Be. J. Armstrong as secretary.
notice from the interior department states Roy Thompson of Ismay Montana filed for final commutation proof on land described as sections 34 township range meridian. proof is to be presented before Felix Z Gray U S Commissioner at Ismay on December 13 1909 with witnesses W F Moulton G P Ellingson Aaron Thompson and William Salmon all of Ismay Montana. signed A Kircher Register.
Department of the Interior contest notice announces Fakes id Higher as contestant against Sydney B. Dailey for NW 1-4 and adjacent quarters in Sec 14 T8N R56E M P Meridian. Hearing set Dec 16 1909 at Ismay Montana and final hearing Jan 4 1910 in Miles City to determine residence and improvements. Publication granted due to failure of personal service.
NOTIGR FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, U S Land Office, Miles City, Montana, November 1, 1909. Jordal B Johnson of Ismay Montana filed notice of intention to make final commutation proof to establish a claim to land described as sections in Township 9 North Range 56 East, Montana Meridian. Claimant names Garl Siotte, C B Stickney, A Priess, Torte Curtice among others. Proceeding set to be heard December 7.
Notice issued in December 1909 to Mary Goheen and contester Fisher regarding residence and improvements on land in Township 10 North Range 65 East M P Meridian. Hearing set for December 30 1909 before the U S Register and Receiver at Miles City Montana with publication for service due to due diligence.
States Land Office announces a contest against homestead Entry No. 0267 held by Charles Kettleson. Martin Hartfiel claims lack of residence and improvements and absence not due to military service. hearings set December 2 and December 13, 1909, by publication due to service impossibility.
State of Montana to H W Gagne summons you to answer the complaint filed in Jamay Township Justice court. You must respond within 20 days or face default judgment for 299 dollars for goods and services delivered in Gallant County Montana. Dated October 11, 1909. J E Prindle Justice of the Peace. Sharpless Walker attorney for plaintiff.
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