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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1910
Page
1
The Ismay Journal owner announces sale and exits after a year of publishing. He thanks friends for support, urges subscriptions including those already due, and expresses pride in Ismay becoming a bustling, wide awake city through the paper.
Cattle prices rose on a light day with range cattle up 25c and cows 15c higher, heavy demand and quick sales. Montana Dakota steers averaged 1150 to 1400 pounds at 5.40 to 6.40, with prime loads at 7.10 for a top steer, while heavier steer weights trended lighter. Sheep and lambs remained strong with buyers abundant, notable sales include breeding ewes, wethers, and yearlings at various prices as western lambs sold up to 7.00.
Spurling A Terry visitor Je Be Spurling general agent for the Northern Pacific railway based in Billings praised the bridge opening. He credited the campaign work to the project and urged locals to keep united and bustling to achieve goals.
Treuman Ames and Custer County residents announce results from state fair exhibits with numerous first and second place wins in vegetables and crops. Ames thanks locals for support and urges improved effort for next year.
Montanans hear of deaths including Peter Doig near Townsend and Mrs A F Catching Portland pioneer. Park warnings as Glacier gates hunters away. Rail work begins Great Falls to Missoula line. Census office heads irrigation data from Helena. Malt a library gains momentum. Apple show returns with favorable press. Black bear cubs wander Hamilton. porcupines spotted during fires. Civil service exams set Feb 4 across eight cities. Harrison Jordan, pioneer, dies at Whitehall. Helena court blocks park mill levy. Olivers of Montana Woolgrowers elect Prescott president and plan statewide campaign. Hudson Bay railway link proposed to connect Helena with Hudson Bay.
Ismay residents and visitors abound with names and towns noted. Registration days are set for October 21 and 22 at Ismay, while Dan travelers like Shorty Taylor and Cy Robinson frequent the area for supplies. Local events include a Friday Oct 21 Earlingburt hall chance and a Brackett hotel renovation ongoing with wiring by Tom Fragin.
Fallon residents report remodeling and travel news. S G and Nichols update home work while Tom Hacky plans a gala business trip to Terry. Mrs Nichols and daughter Donelith expect return in two weeks. Paul Reno from Cabin Creek was in town on business earlier.
We are prepared to repair and manufacture anything in tin and sheet iron work harness and shoe repair ing. Larlingburgt Munc. Co. tf
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