07 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
1
Students endured a blue day as a science class included an experiment with a sodium hydride derivative. Dora Niswanger, a Freshman, has left the class and returned home. A school program is planned at Grand Theater Friday April 15 with admission 20 and 35 cents.
Becket Becket mercantile Co. store will be run by new owners who have purchased the post office and stand. Winger plans a larger building and up to date stock. Laurin Snyder recovers from illness and may join the road work to Tyler this week as preparations begin. The Becket family connections include sisters traveling to Norway for estate settlement.
The report mentions a large wager of five hundred thousand dollars tied to a world pipe race event. It cites a figure named Werth and references locations and terms that appear garbled but imply a high stakes competition with betting activity.
Coblenz driver Grover Eveland leaves for Bavaria and Austria after a listed auto incident. Strong details on route and destination remain sparse.
Dr Geo A Shannon, Eyesight Specialist, will be at Grass Range from April 7th until November 7th. Eyes examined and glasses fitted for all defects of sight. All work guaranteed.
A modest service conducted by Rev. Franklin D. Elme near Colgate University remembered naturalist John Burroughs. Readings of Wadsworth Emerson and Whitman echoed in a rural setting with spring flowers. Burroughs birthplace details and local children who revered him noted in imperfect fragments.
The Sanderson Post No. 107 Legion dance drew wide support from Eastern Fergus towns except Forest Grove. About eighty couples filled the hall after the regular show, with music and floorery praised. Raffles by Deputy Sheriff Shepherdson and Ryan and a cake donated by A. Kato helped raise about $73 for the service men, while planning a May event was announced.
In Grass Range the 1935 municipal election re-elected Wiseman as mayor by a narrow majority of fourteen votes. The same ballot also reappointed alderman from the second ward and noted activity in Lewistown where incumbent Charles Marshall led by 37 votes.
Oil correspondent reports over one hundred feet of oil in the casing at the Big Six well drilled to the third sands. Lewistown miners including D F Dari are identified with the company as operators react to the find.
A minor is found guilty of assault in the second degree against Frank hotel proprietor se von Tobel. The sentencing is set for 10 a.m. tomorrow with a penalty ranging from one to five years in prison.
Col George Harvey is appointed ambassador to Great Britain. A Harding administration note confirms the nomination and publication of the record. The president reportedly discussed the appointment with Mr Harvey as part of the diplomatic envoy appointment.
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