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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1917
Page
7
Train leaves Grass Range at 7:00 a.m. arrives Lewistown 8:50 a.m. Return from Lewistown 4:25 p.m. arrives Grass Range 6:15 p.m. A separate Lewistown to Harlowtown departure is at 3:10 p.m. connecting with an eastern train.
Dr T P Regan visits Grass Range marking his first trip in over a year after practicing in Helena. G E Brigham leaves for Basin Wyoming to enter oil and drag business. Local notables M Martin and H Cheeseman travel to Winnett but defer pending better roads. W M Weber arrives from Minnesota to manage Pioneer Imp auto books and lodge life grows with OJ lodge 98th anniversary set at Moose Hall with banquet dancing and member invites.
The 98th anniversary of the order will be celebrated at Moose Hall on Tuesday April 24 at 7 30 P M. A banquet and dancing follow. All Oddfellows and their wives and ladies are invited. S H Eicoff N G Kinney Sec y.
Plans and specifications for the Mercantile store and First National Bank are on display in town. The bank features a spacious public square with cashier access and a farm loan office, a 25 by 15 side entrance, 24 upper-story rooms for offices and living quarters, and three large halls for dance, banquet, and lodge use. It is described as the finest building in Eastern Fergus.
Dean W. Shaw bought the Jess Morgan ranch south of Grass Range covering 160 acres mainly in crop. The $7,000 deal, negotiated by J. F. Sloan, sends Jess to farm the late Al Morgan’s place near Dawson County but he will split time in Grass Range. The sale indicates rising land activity in eastern Fergus.
Mr and Mrs Less Kinnick report no roads out their area while Elkin the Chippewa school teacher visits with her sister. Mrs Shaughnessy is recovering well from illness and is out of danger. Roy Chittick visited the Bill Wendt ranch on Tuesday. Bob Smith moves to the Tub Perkins ranch for a large plowing contract. Snow brings smiles to farmers though hay sells high at 30 per ton for stockmen. Mrs Jacob Schrader and son Andrew traveled to Forest Grove last week. Paschal Medders rode to Lewistown for dental work after Range travel. James A Hanson and his father went to Grass Range to deliver horses for Mr Charters. Phillip Beerman is sick. Curley Elliott spent the weekend on his Grass Range homestead returning Monday with Pac Meadors as snow shoveler. Frazer’s camp near the Range passes through Saturday with work expected soon. Martin Cook loses a fine horse. Lewistown partial Bill Endit visits the ranch. Brown and Leahy move dirt last week signaling summer activity.
An old saying notes nature cures but medicine helps speed healing. The article explains Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieves lungs loosens mucus and eases coughing to aid nature in restoring the system toward health.
About forty to fifty Grass Range citizens rode to Lewistown for a Sunday patriotic demonstration but a blizzard blocked the program. Some travelers were not seen again until the return train Sunday night. The Lewistown folks shared the disappointment as the event was postponed to the next day. M Cook and son Paul visited Grass Range on Saturday.
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