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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1908
Page
4
The notice states regular meetings are held on the first and third Mondays each month. E Prindle is identified as president and B Asconser as secretary.
The Miles City Independent reports public schools opened and library borrowing. county assessor lists 1 050 eligible men for military service. St Paul depot excavations begin, anthrax hits Custer county stock, three stockmen report horses dying. Custer high football to face Butte on Thanksgiving, altitude debate. Incorporation papers filed for Levalley Scott sheep company in Miles City. Local legal and staff changes. Navy spending debate. border security note. Community notes include residents visiting, new section foreman, and homesteaders final proofs offered at Ismay office.
Richard Westmore is himself again and the writer hopes for continued cheerful days. The week’s ideal weather lifted spirits in the country, with reflections on winters and readiness for what lies ahead. A line about service changes and local people is mentioned in a fragmentary rural context.
The document recalls pivotal moments when individual casting votes altered policy. It notes the 1846 tariff passage after a Vice President’s casting vote and the 1896 silver debate thwarted by a Speaker’s tally. It highlights the constitutional prerogative, party tensions, and near-misses that redirected economic policy.
In a northern Minnesota town a boy, tired of high food prices, clears an unused vacant lot, grows potatoes with owner’s consent, and rents plowing help. He plans to harvest for fall sale and barter, hoping the venture earns more than eight dollars.
Julia A. Higbe contests homestead entry no 5250 held by Charley M. Arnold for NE 24 8N 56E Montana. Hearing set December 21 1908 at Ismay before U S Commissioner F Z Gray and final hearing December 31 1908 before the Register and Receiver in Miles City. Publication ordered due to due diligence and lack of personal service.
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