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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
6
Wayne Petroleum plans to resume drilling in the Yellow Water field after a month pause. Crews recalled and shaft to be sunk another 300 feet to target a productive sand. Oil shows were reported in the Kootenai formation and tests may conclude soon at the current depth.
In Fergus County Montana the administratrix Grace A Knight of the Albert J Knight estate announces sale of detailed real property in private cash sale after December 20 1920. Bids may be written to Grace Knight or the court clerk before sale. Deed and abstract to purchaser.
Department of the Interior notice announces MABEL E BROWN of Lewis Mont filing for Final Proof under the 1915 act to establish a land claim. Hearing before R W Blake U S at Grass Range Mont on Dec 13 1920. Witnesses listed include Jena etc. First Pub Nov 11.
A health note advises taking Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to ensure a gentle bowel movement by morning. It claims improved digestion and an overall better feeling.
Six head of colts taken up in Grass Range with four black and one bay. three blacks have a star in the face and a white strip on the nose. Owner may recover by paying feed bill and costs. Inquire of Harry Braniff Grass Range Montana.
Public bath facilities at Custer Inn now operating with a 50 cent bath charge. Available for use in the afternoon or evening, inviting patrons to visit for cleaning and relaxation.
Montana bankers say Townley sensational reports exaggerate risk and that eastern capital remains in Montana. They cite strong liquidity, stable land values, and the federal reserve system handling the crisis as proof of no broad danger to Montana banks despite four tough years.
Billings resident I D O Donnell a prominent Montana farmer travels to Indianapolis to join the Farm Bureau Federation sessions as Montana Development association representative. Presidents of farm bureaus and business leaders plan a nationwide conference on cooperation and improved marketing of farm products.
William Everett and Alice Everett of Lewistown Montana heirs to Jay E. Everett announce intention to file final proof for a homestead tract originally entered Nov 21 1917. The proceeding occurs before the Lewistown Montana Register and Receiver on Jan 3 1921 with proofs under the 1917 act as the homesteader died while in U S military service. First pub Dec 2.
William H Streeter of Montana has filed intent to prove up a three year claim on land described as swh swi nch and nwi gee it in township 13 north range 4 east with the interior department office setting a Dec 18 1920 date to appear before U S commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range Montana. Philip Hirt John Hirt Paul Koenitz and L Smith of Grass Range attend the notice.
MARY E. BUCKLER of Grass Range Mont devisee of Andrew J Stump deceased files notice to prove up land claim in section 28 township 16 north range 24 west on December 13 1920 before R W Blake U S Commissioner at Grass Range Mont Intrinsic details include prior grant Dec 18 1914 and heirs Elliott De Lap Thomas L Buckler William Gowans Leif Stromness all of Grass Range Montana
Karl A Harms of Grass Range Montana files intention to make three year final proof to establish claim on land described in public notice. He will appear before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range Montana on December 18 1920. Witnesses named: Solomon Kinnick Philip Hirt John J Sloan Emil G Lindstrand all reside Grass Range Montana.
The note offers basic health guidance on digestive comfort and liver function. It emphasizes regularity, general wellness, and everyday practices to support stomach and liver health.
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