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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
4
Complaint filed for costs of suit extended. Dated March 30 1921 the authority grants J. Gantter and G B Laird as peace officers for Grass Range with plaintiff listed. The document notes repayment and legal action pending regarding the case.
Notice is hereby given that Andrew Jackson Seaver of Lewistown Montana filed sworn statements for public land timber entries under the Timber and Stone Act. The land involves a timber claim with an estimated value and is subject to examination by the Register and Receiver. First publication February 17, 1921.
In the District Court of Fergus County Montana a civil action is filed and summons issued. The State of Montana is the plaintiff and the defendant is named in the complaint with court actions set to proceed under Montana law.
Medical science leans toward prevention as easier than cure. Pneumonia often follows a cold and danger rises with delay. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is suggested as a cheap, accessible treatment to avert pneumonia risk.
Mr. Farmer delivers next cream to the Midway Market while Mr. Logan buys credit for Fergus Barry at Lewistown and pays cash for cream on Tuesdays.
Fragmentary note suggests a humorous or satirical line about happiness and sorrow. Mentions constipation and reference to Saar Chembertels tablets causing a gentle upper effect on the bowels.
Jay L. McLean of Grass Range Montana files notice of intention to make three year land claim for quarter section in Range 26 East in Grass Range. He will appear before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range Montana on May 4 1921. Witnesses include Seaver Gardinello Teigen and Frank lik e all of Teigen Montana. H J Kelly Register. First Pub March 31.
Department of the Interior land office notice dated March 8 1921 announces a public sale of tract land at Grass Range Montana. Bids start at not less than 3 50 per acre with sale at 9 oclock A M on April 4. Highest bidder pays immediately to the Receiver and claimants must file claims or objections by sale time. First publication March 24.
Mrs. George Stroup of Solvay New York reports severe indigestion before using Chamberlains Tablets. She says the tablets strengthened her digestion and cured her constipation, helping her regain health and weight.
The State of Montana greets Matt Trell in a District Court action by Alvin Martin plaintiff seeks 967.80 plus interest from September 18 1919 for services and wheat delivery plus 495 with 10 percent interest from 1920 on a promissory note and other claims. The defendant must answer within twenty days and legal counsel are listed.
Notice for publication states John W of Butrick Mont 1915 filed for Three Year Proof to establish land claim. U S Commissioner Range Mont schedules hearing on the 80th day of 1921 with witnesses Hathron Shaff and Persall Bat trick. First publication March 31.
The U S Land Office in Lewistown Montana issues a notice for Grass Range land claimants to file before May 2 1921. Claimant witnesses include Lewis J Carl Logan James Lees-Brass all from Grass Range Montana. First publication March 81 1921.
The notice publicizes that Victor Thomas of Grass Range Mont and George F Strange of Teigen Me are filing for three year proof to establish land claims. Hearings or determinations will occur before R W Blake U S Commissioner Range Mont on May 2. Names Nathan E Gibson Hiram E Gilbert James L Dudley listed. First publication March 81.
Department of the interior announces that Fred Eh of Grass Range Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish his claim to land in section 3 township 15 north range 4 east before Blake U S Commissioner at Grass Range Montana on May 8 1921. John Weatherford James H Lewis A Fair Cletus Cauley listed as witnesses. H J Kelly register.
The Department of the Interior announces a land claim notice for Napoleon Charboneau of Teigen Montana. Claim must be filed before April in front of R. W. Blake at Grass Montana. Names George Charboneau Floyd Bey Ablers Herbert Fagerlund and H. J. Kelly appear in the notice. First published March 31.
Interior Office at Lewistown Montana announces an adverse land claim by Leno M. Finkbeiner and others on Lot 7 Section 1 Township 13 North Range 5 East M M The claim requests to establish ownership by May before R W Blake at Grass Range Montana with H Loom and George Ainmont H J Kelly Register
For rent. Two good farms near Range offered on easy terms. Inquiries to State Bank for details on price and conditions.
A Marion veteran known as Uncle Charlie, a longtime Harding confidant, works at the White House during the Marion campaign era. After cleaning leaves and debris, he is assigned to oversee a crew and level the drive way under Lt. Col. Clarence Sherrill’s orders.
London dispatch says the Westminster Gazette reports Britain will accept Mr Hughes notice. It notes the American secretary of state’s reply and that U S assent is vital to final war settlement. The paper says no reluctance to accept service of Hughes notice.
Laurabelle Carpenter sole devisee of Sumner Clark deceased of Grass Range files to establish claim to land described under notices from the Interior Department and U S Land Office Montana before the receiver on May 2, 1921. The filing includes details of the claim and the parties involved in Grass Range Montana.
Department of the Interior announces a March public notice in Lewistown Montana. Claimant names and witnesses are listed with no witnesses named for Josaph Dewar and Rak Battri. Publication appears in the March 31 issue.
A man from a nearby farm arrived doubled with rheumatism and, after using Chamberlain's Liniment, walked in days later erect as a string. The local store owner, P. Ryder of Patten Mills New York, reports the man requested another bottle and said it should stay in the house.
Washington asserts Germany must pay reparations in full for wartime devastation even as it maintains no formal pledge to any German government. Officials caution that US participation in Europe hinges on fair terms under Versailles and reject altering ratified treaties.
For sale items include work horses milk cows and farm machinery located ten miles northeast of Grass Range and seven miles northwest of Teigen. Contact J R Wojtowicz to arrange viewing or purchase.
The piece defends the Montana Development Association’s influence in the recent legislature, praising its constructive policy and independence from labor or big industry. It argues the group supports merchants and small communities, avoids meddling with media, and promotes legislation benefiting farmers and commerce while maintaining fiscal steadiness.
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