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No. 6 , Passenger ................. 6:14 a.m. •No. 94, Way Freight... . 11:54 a. m. No. 4, Passenger ......... . 3:27 p. m,. Westbound. v No. 3, Passenger ................. 7:20 p. m. ♦•No. 93, Way Freight... . 10:30 a. m. No. 1, Passenger ................. 11:54 a.m. •Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. ‘•Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. H. D. CARPENTER, Agent. M. W. A.. Regular meetings second Friday in every month at Earlingburt Hall. ISMAY-TEE DEE STAGE, Frank Shaw, Proprietor. Tee Dee and return Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday. Ed Patterson was among those ih from the 'Pennell, creek country the first of the, week. Van Millison wishes to notify his friends.that it is a girl.. Mother and baby doing well. Mrs. Eggleston, of Terry, sister-in- law of Ni A. Eggleston, arrived Satur day for a visit. * . Herman Struckmeier, republican county committeeman, from Mildred, called this week. Charles de Graffenreid had the mis fortune tq fall down his cellar and break several, ribs. Tom McMillan wishes to state to all the girls and widows that his potato crop was very good. Billy Fisher, the Pennell creek dry farmer, brought in a big load of fine cabbages Tuesday. c P. J. ^IcCloud, of Marmdrth, spent some time here this week looking for a homestead location. W. A. Cameron, county commis sioner, was out looking over the roads in this vicinity this week. David H. Parry, special agent of the London & Lancanshire Fire Insurance Co., was in town Monday. C. H. Grote is banking up his bar ber shop the last few days, .getting things in shape for winter. R. L. Anderson, with his boys, went to Milestown to bring home Mrs. An derson and baby last week. The Security Bridge Co. are building an iron bridge across Pennell creek, near J. D. Foster’s place. Tom McMillan has gone to Bozeman for a few days to look after some busi ness Interests he has there. 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 Machinery Feed Call on or write me at Westmore and I will quote you prices on all k i n d s o f harvester machinery, wagons, and all kinds of implements used on a farm, besides barb wire, seed flax and feed oats. My prices are reasonable and I guarantee good treatment to all my customers. I will answer all correspondence. B . J . D i e r c k m a n WESTMORE, MONTANA. ISMAY GRAIN MARKET. Prices for the week ending Friday, November 1 st, 1910: Wheat .............................................$0.83 Durum ........................................... 0.66 Flax . ................................................. 2.38 C. O. WRIGHT, Buyer. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 $ 0 0 0 $ S U * 0 0 0 0 0 * 0 LOCAL NEWS 0 0 'a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NOTICE. MRS. J. E. PRINDLE, GO N F B GTIO N U R Y, Ice Cream, Cigars and Tobacco ISMAY. MONTANA. The Journal wishes to announce to its friends and patrons that having bought out the Interests of E. H. M Dowell in the “Ismay,” the two pa pers have been consolidated and in the future wjll be conducted as one Under the name of the Ismay Journal. To the subscribers of the “Ismay” we ask the continuance of their support and patronage, feeling that with the consolidation of the two papers it will enable the publishers to give a bet ter paper. Thanking you for your past support we remain THE ISMAY JOURNAL. Mrs. Whitehouse went to Miles City this week. W. H. George took a trip to North Dakota Monday. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Archdale were in town Wednesday. '' Montie Archdale shipped a few cars of cattle Saturday. E. J. Armstrong and wife went to Miles City Saturday. John McKenzie was another Tee Dee caller this week. Mrs. E. P. Davidson was in Ismay shopping Friday. C. T. George, of Knowlton, was in Monday on business. O. W. Titus returned the first of the week from Miles City. G. C. Haywood, of Lucomb, was in the first of the week. Bert Jones, of Pennell creek, called in town on Tuesday. J. H. Hasty, of Westmore, callecLon the Journal this week, R. B. Lowry, of Westmore, was a caller in town Tuesday. Kenneth McLean and wife went out to their ranch Suncia>. Billy Hunter is driting the Tee Dee stage for Frank Shaw. Charles Askin is digging a well for David Bickle this week. Johnny Booth, of Ekaiaka, dropped between trains Monday. C. C. Stoltz is working on the Brack ett rooming house this week. Mr. and Mrs. Allen, of Hay creek, were in town Monday shopipng. W. S. Redman unloaded his thresh ing machine and engine Saturday. Mrs. W. D. Spear is visiting with friends in Miles City this week. Miss Nellie Greene spent a few days last week with Leo Kirk and wife. Emmett Jordan, of Tee Dee, has been spending a few days in town. Mrs. Fred Swenderman, of Plevna, came down between trains Tuesday. Leo Kirk and wife and W. L. Pease were in from Twin Buttes this week. R. L. Anderson returned Tuesday from a trip to Miles City and Baker. Rube Branch hfls been visiting with the Roberts family for the past week. ' Tex Finch, formerly of the north side, is herding sheep for Ed Patter son. Dad Stiles dropped in this week to tell us that he was out of the Sheep business. Ora Gillis is hauling lumber out to his wife's claim on Pennell creek this week. George W. Burt returned Tuesday from an 1 leetloiuerm^ trip in the countrj. David Bickle, Albert- Cohorts and C. W. Dinnger went- to Tt rr> Friday to register. Notice—Miss Emily Mitchell will do dressmaking. Terms reasonable. In quire at Room 9, Brackett hotel. Mrs. G. W. Dlnager spent part of -the week visiting with her husband. She returned home Saturday. C. P. and M. B. Frost were in Tues day and got coal for their engine. They are plowing west of town. J. H. Kiehlbauch and E. P. David son took dinner Sunday with D. O. Young and wife on Pennell creek. R. H. Highbee and mother and Ralph Bartholomew, of Westmore, drove In town Monday on business. David Anderson was in town this week. He bought a half interest in his brother’s, R. L. Anderson’s ranch. Whitney creek was represented this week by Leif Young, A1 Grinnell, Mr. Kentfield, Mr. Lewis and W. J. Faus. 0 Tiie man who saves soles—Hayes. Mends and repairs boots, shoes, har ness, collars and saddles. At Ismay. For Sale—Several young full-blood ed Plymouth Rock cockrels, $1.50 each. Mrs. E. P. Davidson, Westmore, Mont. B. W. Moore returned from Vero- qua, Wls., this week, where he had been for some time on business mat ters, James Boden returned Sunday from Chicago, where he went with a ship ment of cattle. He reports prices very good. Mrs. E. M. Dingle was in town this week, and states that she found her horse for which she advertised in the Journal. Leon C. Clark, the Midland mer chant, \isited Ismay this week. Mr. Clark reports business quite good in his city. Mrs A B Johnson is acting as cashitr at the First National bank while Mr Armstrong is visiting at Miles City Miss Evu Lackner, Iva Gilmore and Paul Noll and Charles Lackner were guests of Miss Olive Moulton at West- more, Sunday. W O. Hamilton and wife, of Tee Dec, spent Thursday and Friday in town, visiting with their daughter, Mrs. F. Z. Gray. Ward Lowe, who lives near West- more, injured his arm quite severely last week. Ills horse fell with him and he was thrown off Mrs. B. L. Laux, accompanied by her husband, returned from the hos pital Monday. While quite weak, she Is improved in health. John S. Truscott, of the Montana Hardware Co., came down Tuesday with a man to do the plumbing work on the Brackett hotel. V ^ There will be a dance at the Earl ingburt hall the night of Friday, \No vember 4 th. Everybody invited. Come and have a good time. Mrs. Chris Jacobson was in Ismay Friday. She said Miss Jennie Salsetli had the misfofrtune to injure her leg, which was broken some time ago. Clement Rennan and Mrs. M. G. Whiting, his mother-in-law, returned Saturday from Miles City. Sunday they departed for his ranch near Tee Dee. Charles Lackner, who has been away from Ismay all summer, running an extra gang on the railroad, return ed home last week and will spend the winter In Ismay. Edward Zabel, who has been spend ing several weeks with his brother, Julius, left Monday afternoon for Ne braska, where he will spend the win ter, but will return in the spring. Frank O’Neil and Joe McFillen came down from Miles City Saturday and drove out In the country. Mr. O’Neil will ship somo sheep from tjils point Tuesday to the Chicago market. ' Benson Bros, moved back to Ismay this week from Montevideo. Minn., where they had been doing some grade work for the Milwaukee. They say there Is no place like \ole Montana.” David Bickle went- to Terry Sjnclay to be present Monday morning at a meeting of the stockholders Of the Ranchmen’s Supply Co., to elect a ne\y ^ * 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 * 4 0 4 0 4 * : 4 < « 4 0 4 « 4 ^ 4 * 4-^-f<?»404<*4040404 0 0 — > 0 4 0 4 * . . » r . . » T v w ■{*■« ; Is Still Cheap, But It W ill N o t S ta y 'TffM VFa$ The good crops of this year are going to cause land to. ad vance 50 per cent in the next few months. r / ST IL L HAVE, A t the Old P r ices . G et B u s y ! 0 Remember I am also Townsite Agent at Ismay. Am agent for some of the Best Insurance 0 4 0 4 0 Companies in United States. ISMAY, MONT. s • 0 * „ 0 4 0 4 0 * 0 4 0 0 4 0 4 4 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 ^ 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 ^ director in place of J. H. Kempton, deceased. F. T. J. Kimmitt, of Ipswich, S. D., Is here visiting with the O’Shea family, Mr. Kimmitt is very enthusiastic over Montana and its^climate, and says he is going back and try to get his father to come here. Mrs. B. L. Laux was taken very ill one day last week,- which necessitated the taking of her to the hospital at Miles City. She was accompanied by Mrs. A. C. Smith. The’last report was that she Is getting along nicely. Ed Patterson was unfortunate Sat urday night in losing several tons of hay, also considerable range for his sheep ih the prairie fire which threat ened several homes in- the region north of the Pennell. No one seems to know how the fire was started. M. C. Morrow, special townsite agent, called on the local office this week. While here he checked up on all ot M olM.ws. rrro Cr cmfyw bmm all lots. Mr. Morrow will visit the towns on the Milwaukee about once a month in the future. The Ismay orchestra is kept busy and on the jump. They went to Bak er Friday to play for the republican rally. Saturday night to the Eggleston ranch, near Westmore, to play for a dance, and on Monday back to Baker again to play for the firemen’s ball. Clarence Huntsicker and father ar rived Sunday with a carload of stock and household gods from Sparta, Wis. Mrs. Huntsicker came in on No. 3 Sun day night. Mr. and Mrs. Huntsicker will make their future home with their two sons, Clarence and Herbert. J. H. Kiehlbauch, of Scotland, S. D„ has arrived and will build a house on the land he filed upon, which is about a mile from Westmore. Mr. Kiehl bauch negotiated last week for several tons of hoy of E. P. Davidson, and will haul the same from the stack on Pen nell creek. Miss Nellie Greene, wvvho has been visiting her father, George Greene, and her aunt, Miss Sadie Hiland, left for her home at Langford, S. D., Tues day mornirig. Miss' Green was very much pleased with Ismay and sur- rdundlng country and expects to spend next summer out here. j VI ts . Franlc Cass returned Monday from an extended visit with friends In Indiana and Illinois.. She reports having a very enjoyayble time and her hedlth considerably improved, and the baby has grown so largo that his fath er hardly knew him. Frank says batching Is all right, but he is 'kwfully glad to see his wife return home. Everett Wilson had the misfortune to have his face and eyes badly scald ed Sunday morning while firing one of Chris Jacobson’s engines. The crown sheet blew out and the force of the ex plosion threw a lot of steam and cin ders In Mr. Wilson’s face. He was taken to the hospital' at Miles City Sunday night The doctor says that he does not think he will lose the sight of either eye. A special mee’tlng o f the city council of Anaconda was held Monday night to consider the report of the commit tee of citizens who recommended re trenchments in the handling of city affairs further than has been done by the council for the last year and a half. The report of the committee suggests reduction in police and fire departments. ^ School Supplies of all kinds and all other r e q u i s i t e s carried by a first class D r u g S t o r e can be bad at T. C . M A D D O X , Registered Druggist, Ism a y, - - Montana. Graduate of Ontario Veterinary Col lege. F. W. J . Johnstone Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist. Knowlton, Montana. Guarantee *0 cure ringbones, side- bones, bone spavins, splints, curbs, fis-’ tula and poll evil. Remember you can not fatten a horse no matter what you. feed if hi steeth are not right. CarefuL attention given to sick and diseased; stock. At Ismay every 2nd and 4th> Thursdays of every month. REPUBLICAN TICKET. For congress Charles N. Pray, of Fort Benton. For Clerk of Supreme Court— John A. Athey, of Great Falls. For Railroad Commissioner— E. A. Morley, of Butte. For State Representatii e , GEORGE W. BURT. A. J. FREEMAN. ' For County Commissioner, CHARLES DALY. For County Clerk, OTIS HAYNES. For County Attorney, SHARPLESS WALKER. For Treasurer, CARL B. CALVIN. For Sheriff, BEN LEVALLEY. For Auditor, A. H. SWERDFIGER. For Assessor, ' GEO. E. ROBBINS. For Coroner, O. M. LANPHEAR. For Surveyor,, H. E. FEARNALL. For Co. Superintendent of Schools,. fMAEY LEE WILSON. For Public Administrator, J. E. De CARLE, Carlotta Redbird, a Sioux squaw,, has a stand in Missoula, from which.- she sell 9 oil of whicli she is the sole? proprietor and manufacturer and which is good for many things accord ing to‘her idea .1 The oil Is manufac tured on the Flathead reservation. ii t . I J i'l * I '?Z r * • ( *' ■ ,, * .. - > • . « * , ■ -• • r t '■!* .. -■ ^ . - \ -Y ;> d'T*': } V - r.. ^ , • * ... _. ■’* ; * j? f
