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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1909
Page
4
The Ismay in Montana was entered as second class matter on May 19 1908 at the Ismay post office under the act of Congress March 3 1879.
President Taft shows reluctance to engage further in the Ballinger Pinchot dispute as critics point to his own cautious stance while the Cook Peary matter looms as a lingering political issue.
Readers wonder if former Senator Clark seeks the U S Senate from Morrina while Carter faces a crowded field. The debate centers on political positioning as factions weigh Clark between competing paths.
A garbled report hints at a brewing quarrel between a large News group and the Devils Luke Journal. The text warns of an outsider meddling in domestic matters, referencing a figure named Me Andress at a critical stage dubbed the Vjar-thief.
Fatoutana readers urged to reject patronage and elect a conscientious representative. The note emphasizes choosing men who will diligently serve the public, not be swayed by bosses.
The Helena papers debate using Indiana or Montana stone for a state capitol wing and question if Indiana stone is suitable. They note the Standard Oil court ruling dissolving a trust and compare it to railroad mergers and mine disasters prompting calls for stronger mine safety and accountability for operators.
Notice from C Williams at Mildred Montana describes a stray buckskin pony about 15 years old and 800 pounds. It is branded with a quarter circle I on the left shoulder and was last seen one and a half miles from Mildred.
The Portland Oregonian argues the Republican platform's pledge to establish postal savings banks should be fulfilled. It cites Raymond in the Chicago Tribune on tariff revisions and says opening postal banks would counter tariff sins, with scientific support and no real risk to bankers. It warns Taft could face a Democratic House in 1910 if not acted.
St Paul road officials led by A J Burling conducted a 24 hour trial with four new all steel Pullman cars. The executive group rode a special train to settle questions about service quality for steel passenger cars and reported the run was eminently satisfactory.
The St Paul transit system plans to replace aging equipment with fully steel cars, both underframe and superstructure, as needed. This test, reportedly the first of its kind, aims to eliminate remaining objections to all steel construction for streetcars.
Stray roan mare weighing about 1000 pounds with white hind feet and white face left Plevna on September 8. Front feet shod with newer slip shoes, hind feet with wide calk shoes. She wore a halter and rope and was branded on the hip. Notify F. E. Swendiman.
Local notice offers sale of a good hotel with complete furnishings and a money making livery barn. Interested buyers are directed to see J. S. Waters in Terry for details.
Department of the Interior notice from Miles City Montana dated 1909 announces a contest by Henry B. Shreve against Frank Drake for homestead entry number 5052. The affidavit claims Drake failed to build or reside or improve the claim and is abandoned. Hearings set for December 15 and final hearing December 29 before U S officials in Montana.
After due diligence personal service cannot be made the notice is to be given by proper publication per order directed by WR UEV Als n24 d15 A KrKrher Register.
Department of the Interior Miles City Montana announces a contest by George G. Green against Samuel Randall regarding homestead entry No. 03176 filed April 10 1908 for SE 14 Section 22 Township 9 North Range 56 East Mount B M P Meridian. Hearing set December 16 1909 before Felix Z Gray. final hearing January 3 1910 before the Register and Receiver. Publication ordered due to unsuccessful personal service.
Department of the Interior notices Antionette R. Lewis files a contest against Frank P. Lewis for a 1908 homestead entry in Township 9N Range 55E M P Meridian. It alleges abandonment and lack of residence or improvements in six months and that absence was not due to U S military service. Parties must appear December 15 1909 before US Commissioner F Z Gray at Ismay Montana and a final hearing January 3 1910 before the Register and Receiver in Miles City. Due to due diligence, publication is used for notice.
Earl E. Gaines files contest against homestead entry No 4495 made October 21 1907 for land in section 22 township 9 north range 55 east. It alleges nonresidence lack of improvements and abandonment except a small shack built spring 1908. Hearing before F Z Gray December 28 1909 and final hearing January 12 1910 at Miles City Land Office. Affidavit filed November 13 1909 confirms notice cannot be made.
Notice published for Roy Thompson of Ismay Montana to prove final commutation on land described in his mining claim. The hearing before U S Commissioner Felix Z Gray in Ismay on December 13 1909 lists witnesses W F Moulton G P Ellingson Aaron Thompson and William Salmon. Registration by A Kirch er records.
Ralph Higbe files a contest affidavit against Homestead Entry 5321 dated March 2 1908 for multiple NW and NE quarters in township 5S range E, alleging Sydney B Dailey never built a house or established residence or made improvements. Notices to appear and respond are issued for December 216 1909 before Felix A Gray 0 Commissioner at Ismay Montana with final hearing set for January.
In 1910 the United States Land Office at Miles City Montana issues a notice to a contestant noting that due diligence and personal service could not be made. The record states publication is the method used to provide notice.
Department of the Interior announces Jordal E. Johnson of Ismay Montana will present final proof to establish land claim for SW 1-4 NE 1-4 NW 1-4 SE 1-4 N 1-2 SW 1-4 Section 20 Township 9 North Range 56 East B M P before Felix Z Gray in Ismay on December 8 1909. Witnesses named: Carl Stotts C B Stickney FP A Priess Burt Curtice all of Ismay.
William Fisher, contestant, files against Mary Goheen homestead entry 4931 for lands in section 30 township 10 north range 55 east M P Meridian. Alleging Goheen failed residence or improvements. Hearing set December 30 1909 before U S land office Miles City Montana. Publication notice issued due to service difficulties.
Martin Hartfiel files a contest against Charles Kettleson for the SW 1-4 NE 1-4 NW 1-4 SE 1-4 etc in section 18 township 9 north range 56 east Montana. Hearing set for December 2 1909 at Ismay and final hearing December 13 1909 in Miles City. Publication ordered due to failed personal service.
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