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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
4
The Grass Range Summer Tillage Club adopts by laws outlining purpose to promote summer tillage in Montana. Membership open to actual tillers and other agricultural supporters with contributions to funds. Officers include President Vice President and Secretary with a seven member executive committee. Quorum ten percent. Roberts Rules govern meetings. Amendments require two thirds vote.
Reports from Harlowtown on April 12 indicate voters chose to retain the county farm bureau agent's office and approved continuation of the gopher extermination program, though details are blurred by the damaged text.
Fragmentary text suggests a note about taking one or two tablets immediately for happiness or relief. No clear source context or authoritative guidance is provided.
A sale item description lists harnesses, a Moline sulky, flow breaker bottom end gate feed er, a 14 inch stubble plow and 112 inch walking breaker, steel post bar, a shovel ck, and four work horses three mares and one gelding. Location is one and a half south of Battrick by E Kildow.
A group of Lewistown high school graduates were quartered at Young's last Sunday. They traveled to the Ryan school south of town to teach under an instructor for nine weeks to gain experience before taking up teaching careers.
Burt Ingram and Ed Elliott were in a town business this week. They hit in the Ford but said it was no snap.
A newspaper notice invites women and girls to submit rhymes for a Price Baking Powder contest with $525 in prizes. Entries must be original, one per person, by May 1, and include name and address to the Chicago factory. Prizes range from $100 to $5, and a $75, $50, $25 tier is noted.
A farmer from Patten Mills narrates relief from rheumatism after using Chamberlain's Liniment. He reports rapid improvement, walking upright and returning to buy more for continuous use at home.
The state eighth grade exams are set for April 27 28 and May 18 19. Students distant from railroad centers may notify the County Superintendent of Schools for special arrangements to take the tests in their district.
Four large teams range from 1400 to 1690 pounds and are the focus of an inquiry at the First National Bank. The notice requests interested parties to contact the bank for details and potential dealings related to the teams.
Classified notice offers a small ice chest for sale for cash with inquiry at this office.
San Francisco April 12 A jury acquitted Roscoe Arbuckle today in the third trial on a man slaughter charge linked to the death of film actress Virginia Rappe. Foreman Edward Brown led a six minute deliberation as Arbuckle showed relief and his wife Mrs Minta Durfee Arbuckle wept quietly.
The Grass Range school notes report illness in the primary room and attendance struggles. Milo Rhone leads third grade with perfect attendance while fourth and third grades push to finish arithmetic. Arbor Day plans include hiking to locate a pine tree for planting. Floyd Buntin misses school with a sprained ankle. Fifth and sixth grades showcase display work before eight and some boys eye the Lewistown athletic tournament. An April 28 gym event features dances and a basketball game with admission 35 and 20. High school elimination results name Grass Range entrants for the Lewistown May 5 spring track meet including Katherine Niles and Abdner McClimans among others.
Legal notice of a sheriff sale in Fergus County to be held May 6 at 2 PM at the Lewistown courthouse. The sale will cover all defendants interests in described lands in sections and townships specified, at public cash bid to highest bidder under district court authority. Dated Lewistown April 13, 1922. Jamies Schmidt, attorney. R Woods Jr., Sheriff.
Hatching eggs for sale from single comb White Leghorns of high eggs strain. Price 1.50 for 15.7.00 per hundred. Contact John Raugstad in Becket, Montana.
A testimonial from Mrs. George Stroup of New York describes chronic indigestion and weight loss before using Chamberlain's Tablets. She asserts the remedy strengthened her digestion and cured her constipation, restoring health.
Department of the Interior announces an isolated tract sale at Lewistown Montana with land deemed rough for cultivation. Highest bidder must immediately pay the amount to the Receiver. claims or objections may be filed before the designated time with Joe Montgomery, Register. First published April 6.
Department of the Interior notice. Ruel W. Blake of Grass Range Montana must prove up a claim to gain title to land by May 1922 before Badger U. Com. at Winnett. Witnesses: John Holm Leo Keller Isaac Highland Leigh Slater all of Grass Range Montana. First published April 6.
Lewistown Montana March 80 1922 at Lewistown sheriff sale to satisfy judgment of Lewistown State Bank against E A Puryear and Verna B Puryear. Sale at front door of Fergus County courthouse to the highest bidder for cash. Property: East Half Southeast Quarter and Southwest Quarter Southeast Quarter Lot Sixteen Section Seven Township Eighteen North of Range Eighteen. Ralph J Anderson attorney for plaintiff. WM R Woods JR sheriff. 330 22.
The article urges preventative medicine, noting pneumonia often follows a cold or grip. Early use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first sign of a cold is advised to reduce risk and delay, emphasizing that treatment is inexpensive and avoids dangerous progression.
Notice is given that Herbert Fagerlund of Gress Tanae has filed for a land entry, with a hearing before I. W. Bake US Commissioner in Grass Mont on the 25th. Listed participants include Newberg, Mudd and Edward Degner of Grass Range Montana. First Pub. Mech. 23.
Public notice for Charley J. Morse of Montana drawing on March 18, 1922 at Lewistown. Witnesses listed include F Carnine John Sat Warren A Sat Walter Law son all of Montana. First publication March 2.
Petition to form a new county named Petroleum was filed with the Fergus County Board of Commissioners on April 19 1922. A hearing is scheduled May 18 1922 at 10:00 AM in the County Commissioners Room Lewistown Montana for interested parties to oppose or object. Louis J Lehman County Clerk.
Land Office Lewistown Montana April 12 1922 John D Single of Grass Range Montana filed notice of intention to make additional entries to establish claim on land described as the nw sec 26 14n SB d M. at Blake U S Commissioner office Grass Range Montana on May 22 1922 Claimant names witnesses G H Finkbeiner Eddie Gray Gener Bones Tom Shaw y Snyoner Becket Montana First Pub April 20
U.S. Office in Lewistown Montana announces a land claim proof date of March 24 before U.S. Commissioner RW Blake. Claimant William H Fiske of Battrick Montana seeks to prove settlement rights for Sec 22 Tp 13N RMs with filings dated July 6 and related affidavits. Names Frank Ahlgren Claude Peterson Joe Ryan Robert Dinger all of Battrick Montana are listed in the notice. First publication March 23 1922.
Mary E Anderson of Clara Montana applies for five year homestead on land in township list. Walter B Elliot and Chester Harris listed as witnesses. Notice posted by U S Land Office Lewistown Montana with first publication April 13.
Department of the Interior notice shows Salmon Kinnick of Battrick Montana with a patent or claim filed January 11 1917 and noted before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range Montana on May 28 with reference numbers and form codes.
Fragmentary legal notice from Lewisontana dated March 25 1922 announcing a notice of intention and registration action with unclear names and dates. The readable items include an April 6 reference and an improvised description of parties and premises.
Hatching eggs for sale from Rose Anconas described as best winter layers. Price 1.60 dollars for a setting of 15, 7.80 dollars per hundred. IRA B HEDGE.
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