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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
8
Official figures show North Dakota taxes leaping 150 to 300 percent over 1918. Attorney General Will iam Langer cites totals rising from 21 million to an estimated 29 to 32 million, with a state tax burden up 168 percent for farmers. Oil, corporation, automobile, grasshopper poison, and hail taxes add further millions, while farmers hardest hit by hail await payouts.
The tariff commission report says the United States may become independent not only from Austria but from other foreign suppliers in dyestuffs synthetic medicinals optical glass and window glass. Domestic production now meets most needs as imports decline postwar. It urges customs officials under treasury and creation of foreign trade zones.
Assistant secretary Post of Labor approved the immigration bureau recommendation to deport Emma Goldman. The bureau urged deportation to Russia, a move the department was expected to approve.
Notice is given that School District No. 41 Fergus County Montana will sell two coupon bonds at Grass Range post office on December 27 1919. Bonds of 1260 dollars each total 2500 dollars with 6 percent interest semiannually. Redeemable in five years, payable in ten years for buying land and building a school. Bids may be public or private and must include a 125 dollar certified check. Board reserves right to reject all bids.
Notice from the U S Department of the Interior General Land Office Lewistown Montana dated Oct 6 1919 announces a public sale of the net southwest quarter of Section 32 Township 13 North Range 24 East, price not less than 2 per acre, dec 15 1919 at 1 am. High bidder pays immediately. Claims or objections should be filed by sale time. H J Kelly Register first published nov 13.
Department of the Interior announces a public sale at Lewistown Montana for a tract in Sec 8 Tp 18 N R 21 E. minimum bid is 3.25 per acre with sale at 10 am on December 15 1913. Adverse claims must file by sale time. payment due immediately to Receiver. signed H J Kelly Register.
Department of the Interior advertises a public sale of tract No. 042518 in Lewistown Montana. Bid minimum is 2.75 per acre, sale at 10:00 AM December 22 1919. Location: Sec 32 Tp 14 N R 21. Mountainous and rough land. sale closes when bids end. register H J Kelly notes. First published November 20.
Buell Reed of Teigen Montana assignee of David C DeLair filed notice of intention to make proof to establish claim to the land described in the 8&2 acre portion in Grass Range Montana before R W Blake U S Commissioner on December 22 1919 The witnesses listed are K Shepherdson John Deault Spencer Fred Bedge all residents of Grass Range Montana.
William A Bourell of Grass Range files to prove up a 1914 claim No 029910 under section 21, 17 Re 3hk. Hearing before R W Blake A S Com Grass Montana January 6, 1920. Claude Eld Carl Johnson Harry Dost Johnson all of Grass Range Montana listed as witnesses. First Pub. Dec 4.
These tablets target indigestion and constipation by toning the stomach and aiding natural function. They act gently on the liver and bowels to restore a healthy condition and relieve dullness and mental sluggishness from constipation. Be Heaned with their eee.
In Fergus County Montana the district court orders all interested parties to appear December 15 1919 to show cause why Olena Lindstrand executrix should not be granted a private sale of the decedent William Lindstrands real estate. Notices must be published four weeks in Grass Range Review and served on minors guardianship relations ten days before appearance. Roy E Ayers judge Rudolf von Tobel attorney for administratrix.
Edwin S Frigstad, aged 15 in 1916, filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim in Section 25, Township 15 North, Range 22 East, M M. Before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range Montana on December 13, 1919. Names listed: George W Ayers John Wist Albert Abes Magnus Johnson, all of Grass Range Montana.
Notice of publication announces a public sale by the U.S. Land Office Lewistown Montana for Melville H Hathron Bat trick Montana Serial 040679 at not less than 2.50 per acre at 10 00 A M on December 15 at the office for the lands nwsw Sec 3 Tp 12N R24E authorized by letter C of Sep 23 1919. Adverse claimants must file within the stated period.
Notice by the Commissioner of the General Land Office under Sec 2455 R S that a land tract Serial No 040681 will be offered at public sale to the highest bidder not less than $2.00 at 10 o clock on the 16th day of next month at this office for Tp 18 N R 24 E. Bidders must bid high and pay immediately. claims or objections must be filed by November 13.
Physicians advocate complete isolation for anyone with a bad cold to prevent contagion to family and colleagues. They warn colds are highly catching and urge early self aid, noting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a helpful cure option.
Department of the Interior Lewistown office records Andrew R Eckl of McMeat Territory filing intent to establish a claim in Section 9 Township 15 North Range 25 East before U S Commissioner at Grass Range Montana on August 28 1919. Witnesses Reed Arthurine Pate William K Rhepberdeot Teigen Montana. H J Kelly Register.
Notice is given that on December 23 in Grass Range Montana before R W Blake U S Commissioner a hearing will be held to establish a claim to land described as Section 20 Township 9 North Range 19 East. Names Teigen Bert Redmond Charles Davis Thom Stee Ward Henry Ahlers appear as claimants from Teigen Montana.
Notice records Fred R. Boughton of Forest Grove Mont filing intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim in Mont on January 7 with witnesses Hugh Bowman Edwin Aiken Thomas Lankutis and others listed.
Lena Stevenson of Tyler Mont widow and heir of Frank O Stevenson deceased seeks to establish claim to land described as section 412 N R E. She files notice of intention to make three year proof before R W Blake US Commissioner Grass Range Montana on January 6. Witnesses named Pat Ray Andy Kozleski Alfred Honeyager Miles Daly all of Tyler Montana.
The Interior Department announces that Ed Yerkes of Grass Range Mont and others filed intent to make a land claim. The land description and dates set the hearing before R W Blake on January 5 1920. Attested by H J Kelly Register with first publication December 4 1919.
Clarence Ernest Bates of Becket Montana made additional No 087699 entry for land described in section 18 township 27 east to be proven before the Register and Receiver U S Land Office Lewistown Montana on January 7 1920. Harriet Allen Lewistown John Stanley Hugh Bowman James Aiken Becket Montana listed.
A brief notice notes a deafness case in the Toledo area with limited readable details. Further specifics are unavailable in the fragment.
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