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# ; -r-. kv *. * • *>* T I 6 , . IU l£' Tv ^v»< V** ,4) ‘V* r c- ' Vri' • . f/.- £ V> & • • - Y# 6 * * | - Vl • ifv ‘ ' V - s'V 3 ,*■••■:> ; ' V J l » - - - y i i ? ^ ' » rt.« ^ ^ ;* t . » , > ‘ $ »•• > jr\ f.'i - . t ' - --’■* 5 >*9*i£r>v* * J ,T «►*“ -n1* -'ij <&*»*«» *>*.« • -*• *. *» Y l Volume 3. Ismay, Montana/^Friday^Nov. 15, 1912. Numberu35 Is Bound Over. (. Miles City Star' (Saturday):— The preliminary hearing o f Cal Bartlett was held yesterday afternoon be fore Judge John Gibb. Bartlett was charged with the murder of Cale Parsons at Teedee on election day. Although he is charged with mur der, the bonds were fixed at $2000, as a lesser degree of that crime, or manslaughter, will probably be the offense of which he will be convict ed. Attorney Dim Campbell tried hard to have the charge against Bartlett dismissed altogether for the reason that no malice was shown and also tried to secure a re-4 duction in the bail to .$1000, but Judge Gibb ruled against him .on both points. At the/hearing yester day, Dr. Andrus, who performed the autopsy, told of the nature of the wound which Parsons received, and declared that death had been due to heart failure caused by the loss of blood, by reason of the shock and also the exposure. Fail- yure to receive proper medical aid for so long a time was said to have been largely responsible for the death. Will Build in The Spring. Judging from numerous reports eminating from 'M o tt, N, D., the N. P..R’y is making active prepar ations to.feegjn the work of extend ing its line from Mott to Terry or Miles City in the spring. A big surveying crew is now busy finish ing up the final survey between ;Mott and~Marmarth and the road will cross the little Missouri about three mile$. north of Marmarth. It .is-said that the right-of-way be tween the two places whs purchased •last fall. Just which one of the three surveys will be. followed west from Marmarth is not given out as yet but we hope and believe that they will follow the Milwaukee line through this section and give us any benefits that may be derived from having competitive passenger and freight service. Whether the result of the late election is pleasing or not to the N. P. ..railway officials we have not heard but trust that their building operations will not be interfered with if heading this way. SIDNEY LANDON IS- $ GREAT ENTERTAINi 65 ? We can do your Job Work. HOME VISITORS EXCURSION PARES VIA THE “ MILWAUKEE ” .Daily December 1 to 31,1912. . s . w h « ^ b e - s h o w s From AM Points-in ‘ rendering or •*. , . /.. ■*»/ . 7 i f ? ' * ? Nye” will convv i •l-'CArlai* IRn.fiiHc - «Ghien.oT> A fSne.innat.I .•>. ' Clftvrftln.nd . tt ~ ttt . j SIDNEY LANDON And Some of His Characters. Buffalo^^C^'dar'Rapias - 4Chy?ago^ C i n c i n p a t i « Cleveland \ Detroit oias ■ ’ LJmc Columbus Council B1 ufcfs^^i|&v^jijfdrt ^gJJbSMbines Dubuque Evansville,'Ind. \ Port Dodge Indianapolis Kansas City Louisville Marshalltown Milwaukee Omaha Peoria Pittsburg Rock Island St. Joseph St. Louis Sioux City Springfield Toledo Waterloo TWO FAST TRAINS DAILY “THE OLYMPIAN” “TH£ COLUMBIAN” These trains carry the very finest Equipment-Standard and tour ist sleeping cars; dining cars and coaches. In addition The Olym pian carries a standard and compartment sleeper and a lounge ob servation car Both trains are electric lighted throughout. For Additional Information about Pares, Routes, Sleeping-car Reservations, Train Service, call on or write R, R. THIELE, Ticket Agent, ISMAY.MONT. “ The New Steel Trail.” G eo . W. B urt , President W. A. B rubaker , Cashier. G eo . T. G ipson , A lfred W right , V. Pres. P. P. R eiley , Asst Cash. Capital $20,000 Surplus $30,000 State Bank of Terry Terry, Montana Exchange to All Parts of the World D avid B iokle P. P. R eiley S am . U ndem DIRECTORS G eo . W. B urt W. A. B rubaker A lfred W right G eo . T. G ipson L on F luss SIDNEY LANDON. More Character Impersonations. his lectures. Other celebrities may appear if there Is time. Then there will be Isaac Isaacstein; Yon Yonson, the German politician; the man from Greens Corners, Posey county, Indiana; the old war veteran, and others, all as true to life as life itself. You will see at least seven or eight distinct and different charac ters, each worth while and each en tertaining. .Mr. Langdon will not leave the platform all this time, but will rapidly make his changes In full view of the audience. \\ DUNHAM LUMBER CO., Successors to Star Lumber Co., F. M. SCH W A R f Z, * M gr. Mr. Landon will appear at the hall in Ismay on Thursday, Nov. 21st. Notice for Publication. Department, of the Interior, u. s. Land Office, at Miles City, Montana. Nov. 11, 1912. Notice is hereby given that Solo.nor Lusty of Westmore, Montana, who on December 4, 1908 made homestead en try No. 01308 for n e J4, Section 26, Township 9 n , Range 5GE, M. P. Merid ian, has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish olaim to the land above .described be fore Leon C. Hayes, U. S. Commis sioner at Ismay, Montana on the 2nd 1 day of January, 1913. Claimant names as witnesses: Burt Curtice o f Ismay, Montana; Charles A. Wolfe, Aaron Thompson, E. P. Davidson, all of Westmore, Montana. A. Kircher, Register. From Recent Books. “It takes but very .delicate, shadings to mark evolution' in the friendship of women—^because women are so sel dom friends.”—\The\Unknown- Worn-' an,” by Anne Warwick. „ As an Impersonator He Haslo Peer On Lyceum Platform. Mr. Landon Is more than a mere Impersonator—he will make you think the real, live, noted men whom he portrays are standing before you and speaking to you. Mark Twain, our greatest humorist, will be here and deliver an after-dinner speech so char acteristic of him you will think, al most, that he has returned from the grave. The genius, Poe, the little-, TRY OUR MONEY ORDERS! Good in AH Parts of the World. World-travelers w ho have carried A . B. A . ” T r a v e l e r s ’ C h e q u e s and u$ed them in ^all countries are enthusiastic in their praise. “ Good as gold e v e r y w h e r e ,” is their testimony. T r y them on your next trip abroad or in America. They are safer than m o n e y ; handier than drafts; self-identifying. understood author, will make himself more real to you and you will realize how human and appealing he--was you his heart iii his Annabel Lee.” '--*‘Bill convulse you with his fun. •Henry WadBworth Longfellow will recite “The Bridge,” and Artemus Ward will give an extract from one df THE First National Bank. NOTICB FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Miles City, Mont., October 18, 1912. Notice is hereby given that W i l lard C. Hoffman of Ismay, Moutana, , \\h i on A p r i l 13, 1908 made homestead . entry No. 5133 Serial No 03191 f o r ’ Lots' 1 & 2, Sl4 n e J4, section 4, Town s h i p !)N, Range 50 e , M. I\ Meridian has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish claim to the land above described before Leon C. Ha>es, U. S. Commissioner at is- may, Montana on the 25th day of Nov ember, 1912. Claimant names as witnesses: Bert B. Jones, Carl Stoltz, Hans Larson, Ad am C. Long, all of Ismay, Montana. A. K ircher , Register. N otice for P ublication . v Department of the Interior, U. S. Land office at Miles City, Montana, Oct. 24, 1912. Notice is hereby given that Abbie M. Johnson, nee Underwood, of West- more, Montana, who on May 8 , 1908 made homestead entry No. 5317, Ser ial No. 03355 for se U, j Section 10 Town ship 8 n , Range 5G e , m . P. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final three-year proof to establish claim to the land above described before Leon C. Ha.ves, U. S. Commissioner at Is may, Montana, on the 2nd day of Dec ember, 1912. Claimant names as witnesses; David Bickle, Joe Hunt, M. H. Heldman, Nellie Millard, all of Ismay, Montana. A. Kircher, Register. Notice of Publication. Department of the Interior, u. s. Land Office, Miles city, Montana, Nov.l, 1912 Notice is hereby given that George G. Askin of Ismay, Montana, who on November 13, 1909 made homestead entry No. OG527 for w Yz se ]4, e J4 sw J4, S e J4 NW>4. lots 2, 3 and 4, Section 30, Township 7 n , Range 56 e , m . p . Merid ian has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to estab lish claim to the land above described j before Leon C. Hayes, U. S. Commis-; sioner at Lsmav, Montana, on the 27th day of December, 1912. j Claimant names as witnesses: W il - 1 liam Pulton, Cale Parsons, Charles, Burns,. Matt Monroe, all of Ismay. j Montana. A. K ircher , Register. No Small to It. ,i. -Doctor’s Wife (as patient departs) ►—M ercy!, What a monstrous man. Want’s, treatment for obesity, I sup pose. Doctor—No, he complalnB of pains In the small of his back. J. E. PRINDLE, 1 Lands 1 Insurance Town Lots Let me show you that it is Cheaper to B U Y Land than it is to H O M E S T E A D . ISMAY, MONT. ' - V o ■ « 1 - v ' r . ' X : ■ ; ; : . t f w a #
