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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
2
A Grass Range editorial urges rapid growth of the local high school, noting state funding of about $200 per student and highlighting the year’s enrollment increase from five to nine. It argues the school is currently costless to the district and invites business leaders to a meeting on Friday evening April 11 to plan expansion and permanent status.
The town schools thank area teams for help preparing to meet Winnett on April 4. The Go-Hawks formed March 22 at the school house with Gilemead as president and Miss Wilson as secretary treasurer. Members pledge daily acts of kindness and aid birds and animals. They plan a small admission program to fund the Happy Tribe, placing penny boxes in business places to support French and Belgian orphans. 58 members, gold and white flag. Absent due to illness: Wallace, Homer Hamilton, Ray, Howard Hall, Henry Norris, Carl Olds. Basketball game Friday night, April 4.
Sergt Bert Replogle of Grass Range arrives in Fergus County after serving in France where he fought in the Argonne and was badly wounded losing his right leg and multiple fingers. He is met by the community with a parade, brass band, and addresses of welcome at Grass Range.
Department of the Interior Lewistown Montana issues notice of publication dated March 29 1919 naming George E Ryan of Grass Range Montana as holder of a 1915 parcel claim for section 3 township 1 north. The notice asserts a claim and related legal steps following the 1915 filing.
Promotes liver health and cures biliousness by improving appetite and banishing dull, listless feelings. Useful for promoting vitality and soothing digestive discomfort.
In a rural voice Uncle Eben complains that some men are so educated they focus more on expression than content. The remark highlights a humorously critical view of pretentious talk versus clear speech.
Amos Snyder and Son list a well conditioned Shorthorn bull ready for service. Described as a choice lot with a fair price. Publication date March 13 1911, Becket Montana.
Eighty acres of good Michigan farm land offered for trade for Fergus county land. Also city property in Michigan available. Inquire at this office.
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