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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1921
Page
4
Pioneer and above named plaintiff sue for 22.45 with 8 percent interest from March 29, 1921, on goods and merchandise. The document is signed by Justice of the Peace G B Laird and A J Gentler, Grass Range, Montana, March 30, 1921.
Department of the Interior announces a public notice at Lewistown Montana dated February 8 1921. Andrew Jackson Seaver sigma 1919 files sworn statement and alleged entry under the homestead law to obtain portion of land with protest rights before patent issue. Register H J Kelly issues first publication February 17 nine times.
Pett betta Montana sends greeting to defendant to appear in Fergus County District Court. Clerk issues summons demanding answer within twenty days of service or risk default. Plaintiff seeks bonds remedy and costs. Court seal dated March 1921 with Clerk Bert Repogle and Deputy C Smith.
The text appears as an unreadable fragment. It hints at a personal or local notice referencing well being and a person named Chamberlain but provides no clear event, date, or concrete facts to verify.
Department of Interior notice from Montana town dated March 22 1921 announces JAY L. McLEAN of Grass Range Montana who on January 9 1917 filed intention to establish three year land proof for L 3 and 4 8 movement and other descriptors before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Lewistown Montana on the 4th day of claim. Witnesses listed: Seaver Gardinello Neag Meal Rank Lubke all of Teigen Montana. First publication March 31.
Notice from Interior Department of US Bureau in Lewistown Montana. John W. Kallen of Bat trick Montana files for Three Year Proof to establish land claim described as ni for nj 53, Haw Bee 14 Sec 10. Hearing before R W Blake A S Con de Grasse Range Mont on April 30 1921. First publication March 31 1921.
Department of the Interior announces a public sale of a tract described as the Sommeer of the onere Leno See pam to the Bastion Grass Range Montana. The highest bidder at 100 dollars per acre will be awarded and must pay immediately. sale closes when announced bidders are present. Claims or objections must be filed by the designated sale date. First published March 24.
Mrs. George Stroup of Solvay New York says she suffered digestive upset and loss of flesh until using Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports strengthened digestion and relief from constipation after taking the remedy.
The District Court summons Matt Furtrell to answer a complaint filed by Vara Conrad Wist for sums of 967.80 and 495.00 plus interest from 1919 and 1920 for work, services, and delivery of grains. The case cites Promissory notes and attests to legal action dated 191,9, 1920 with attorney A J Gantter and Ed Baker in Grass Range, Montana.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Lewistown Montana issues a notice dated March 12 1921 regarding claims in Grass Range Montana. It lists G bag of Grass Oct 17 1917 and LEWIS J LOGAN of Grass Range filing for Mines Year Proof to establish title to sections 10 15 township 18 north range 22 east with appearances before W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Montana on May 2 1921.
U.S. Office at Lewistown Montana announces intent to file for land claims by Victor Thomas and George F. Strange. Public notices set R. W. Blake in Grass Range on May 2 for proof to establish claims to land described, with dates of first publication March 31.
Department of the Interior notices record filings in Lewistown and Grass Range Montana. Claimants Napoleon Charboneau and Fred H France file intentions to establish rights to land described as swt, ses, and other parcels with witnesses Weatherford Tuttle Fail Ca all of Ont. Grass H J Kelly registers. First publication March 31, 1921.
Notice dated March 12 1921 or 1922 invites claimants to establish rights to described property. Names listed include Leno M Finkbeimer Walter H Gooch Roy Hays and others from Grass Range and Grass Ranger Montana. Publication indicates filing deadlines and local register.
For Rent. Two good farms near Grass Range with excellent terms. Inquire at State Bank Grass Range.
General Hays issued a standing reward of 5000 dollars for information leading to the capture of the mail robber. He announced the measure after a conference with Rush D. Simmons, the new police inspector, and other department officials. He pledged to use all available powers to solve the case, regardless of drastic measures.
Doorn Holland April 11 Former Empress Augusta Victoria of Germany died at 6 oclock this morning Just one year after her first serious heart attack she was stricken while approaching the house of Doorn the residence of the former emperor She had recently accompanied her husband to Doorn on May 15 last
The Great Northern announces new low rate homeseeker excursion notices and notes many other roads offer big inducements for travel this year.
Notices from the U S Land Office Montana and Laurabelle Carpenter sole devisee of Sumner Clark deceased of Grass Range Montana disclose claims and deadlines for land sections in 1921. Names listed include Sumner Clark Nellie Clark N Doughty John Stolle all of Range Montana with dates in May 1921 and April 1921.
A March 21 1920s land office notice for Don C Nicholas of Grass Range filed a claim before R W Blake. The statement lists witnesses Frank Wall Joomeen Joseph Bean Sean Turk ail Battrick and notes first publication March 3.
A farmer near Patten Mills, New York, was bedridden by rheumatism until he used Chamberlain's Liniment. He recovered quickly and returned to the store, paying four dollars for another bottle, saying he wants it at home all the time.
A terse classified notice seeks a lease ranch property seven miles south of Grass E. The listing attributes no further details but aims to connect with landowners offering ranch space for lease arrangements.
The Supreme Court refused to review the conviction of William D. Haywood and 79 IWW members for conspiring to obstruct war efforts. Sentences ranged from one to twenty years, with most defendants released on bail totaling about 500000 pending appeal. presidential pardon only remaining option.
Anton Schaffer of this county must pay a $12,000 penalty for uttering seditious statements against the United States during the war. The state supreme court handed down the decision Monday with an opinion by Associate Justice Cooper and full court concurrence. He was cited for remarks favoring German rule and German control of men sent to foreign lands.
Navy records confirm the missing balloon A-5597 was found by the fishing boat Elec tra off Cape San Blas. The gas bag and basket were intact but the five crewmen were not found. Authorities say the balloon likely sank after being at sea about two weeks.
The very Rev Cannon O'Sullivan told an intensely interested congregation at mass about the last moments of six men executed here days ago by the military. He described their deaths as holy and happy and said they would have spent their lives well. He asked a young man if they were downhearted.
Certification states a special meeting will be held at Doughty school Lass tate in Doughty. All interested parties are invited to attend.
Rep Young of North Dakota, chairman of the House Ways and Means subcommittee, says agriculture faces a risk of collapse if food prices drop. The committee warns continued dumping could hurt domestic production and jobs, while foreign foods are sold at lower costs. middlemen profit. Democratic members led by Rep Kitchen oppose passage.
A. E. Oman head of federal gopher eradication says statewide extermination could be achieved in two years if all counties cooperate. Also notes Cody on Rene “Outside the Law” showing at the Grand on Saturday April 23.
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