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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
7
Town notes announce a dance at the Dengel barn on the 27th of December, Saturday, with all residents invited. Other items include Cattle shipment in Chicago by N B Johnson, church furnace completion, and various births and local news from Grass Range and surrounding area.
Amos Snyder remains in Dakota buying hay likely to stay until spring. A carload of hay was delivered for Mrs. J. E. McCauley by Mr. Foreman. Warm weather aids cattle feed, easing shortages, while trapping profits rise with hides at Becket. Joe McIntyre sold nine coyote hides, good prices up to 15 dollars.
Sunday school attendance rose toward a goal of 100 for Christmas. Junior League led by Mrs Ayers progresses well with Ruth Cameron and Mildred Oversley leading meetings. Bazaar and dinner on the 6th yielded a large profit for the Aid treasury. Epworth Herald night boosted youth subscriptions. A stereoptical lecture on the India Mass Movement is planned for December 21 with Dr Henry Van Dyke's The Other Wise Man to be shown December 28 with music and visuals.
Mrs Clay Fry of Ferguson Station Missouri writes that Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is a splendid medicine. She says she gives it to her children at the first signs of croppy symptoms and uses it for coughs and chest colds with quick relief after a few doses.
Florence C. Ricks Administratrix of the estate of Fred B. Ricks Deceased invites creditors and all with claims to present vouchers within ten months after the first publication to the Administratrix at the ranch near Grass Range Montana or to Charles W Buntin Lewistown Montana Dated Lewistown Montana Oct 20 1919 First Pub Dec 18
The Grass Range Creamery will operate three days a week starting December 1 1919 with cream collection on other days.
Notice of administratrix sale of estate of William Lindstrand deceased in Fergus County Montana. Public sale after January 10 1920 of various described lands in townships and ranges with cash terms and court confirmation. Bids in writing may be left at Rudolf von Tobel’s office or delivered to the administratrix at 822 West Spring Lewistown MT or filed with the Clerk of the District Court. Dated December 15 1919. OLENA LINSTRAND Administratrix.
Do You Enjoy Your Meals If you do not enjoy your meals your digestion is faulty Eat moderately especially of meals masticate your food thoroughly Let five hours elapse between meals and take one of Cham berlain s Tableta immediately after supper and you will soon find your meals to be a real pleasure
Classified note offering good wooden posts for sale. Contact E Kildow at Box 27 in Battrick Montana for details or to write about eight posts available.
For sale, rose comb and single comb buff Orpington roosters. Inquire at depot.
Four writers in turn report cases of eczema in otherwise healthy patients. They connected the condition to local skin poisoning from safety matches after Rasch's experience. The burn sites were mainly on the thighs where matchboxes were kept in trouser pockets.
The school reports warm weather contests as the High School chants and debates prepare for Winnett. Cecil Glover elected Yell Leader while Capitola, Harry, and Stephen defend the team against Prof. Davis and Laird. Glee Club plans a Gypsy Life operetta for January concert and eighth grade girls send letters to Santa.
Bids are invited for 15 cords of dry wood cut to 16 inch lengths. Each cord must be ix4x8. Contact H. J. Morse at School District No. 27 in Grass Range, Montana for details or to submit bids.
A brief bank notice directs farmers to visit First National Bank to obtain their account books. It notes the service is available at the main branch and urges timely retrieval.
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