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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
8
In southwestern Oregon a network of marble passages and grottoes extends about three and a half miles. The caves rise from one story to four or five stories high with narrow crawls and vast chambers where walls and ceilings disappear in dim candlelight. The largest cavern soars over 500 feet high.
John Burroughs, dean of American naturalists born April 3 1847 in Roxbury New York grew up on a farm. He served in the treasury department and as a national bank examiner before turning to farming and writing. A friend of Muir and Roosevelt, Burroughs sought simple living and shared nature’s joys through works such as Wake Robin and Camping and Tramping With Roosevelt.
Physicians urge strict isolation for those with a bad cold to stop spread among family and associates. The piece notes colds are highly contagious and recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to speed relief, touting its medicine as helpful in curing a cold.
Notice is given that Charles W. Tyler of Tyles Montana filed for a three year proof to establish a claim on sections 14 23 and 22 Township 2 north range 2 east Grass Range Montana before R W Blake US Commissioner at Grass Range Montana January 12 with witnesses Lewis E Mullen Darrel Mont H J Kelly Register first published December 11
Department of the Interior Lewistown Montana announces a public sale of a tract described as se se. swh Sec 82 Tp 14N R 21 E M M at 10 00 AM on December 22 1919. Minimum bid 2 75 per acre. Highest bidder pays immediately. Adverse claimants must file by sale time. First pub November 20.
Department of the Interior notice for Buell Reed assignee of David C. DeLair with a December 22, 1919, hearing in Grass Range to prove land claim in Sec. 31 Tp. 25E. Witnesses listed as William Shepherdson, John De Vault, Spencer Reed, Fred Hedge. Also William A. Bourell filing to prove three year proof on Jan. 6, 1920, at Grass Range with Claude Satterfield and others as witnesses. First published December 4.
These tablets target indigestion and constipation, tone the stomach and encourage natural function. They gently influence the liver and bowels to restore health, and when you feel dull and constipated a trial should please with their effect.
Board of Trustees of School District No. 41 Fergus County Montana adopts a resolution to issue two coupon bonds of $1250 each totaling $2500 to finance a school site and building. Bonds bear up to 6 percent interest, payable semiannually, repayable in ten years with redeemable option in five. Sale on December 27, 1919 at Grass Range to highest bidder. bids must include $125 certified check. board reserves right to reject bids and sell by public or private sale.
The Good Fellowship Club launches in Hangchow led by a progressive Chinese doctor to foster healthful social life for Chinese Christians. It grows from cautious beginnings to mixed sessions with English and later Chinese dialogue, including men and wives, featuring discussions, games, and American style picnics. The group involves students, Buddhist scholars, merchants, railroad and government officials, with women gaining confidence and leadership. A Christmas play is planned.
Chinese women students at Tung Fu College in Peking are required to learn English so they can communicate across dialects. Western province girls must stay in Peking for eight years of schooling rather than endure long, costly summer trips home. Each region speaks a different language, so English becomes a shared language for all.
The Y W C A opens a new Physical Training School for native girls in Shanghai near the national YWCA headquarters. Spanning about six acres, the grounds include a garden tennis court and an athletic field. An American teachers’ residence sits on the grounds while native buildings will house 85 students in living quarters and classrooms.
Andrew Ecklund of Tei Mont filed notice of intention to make Year Proof to establish a land claim described as lot 4 and fractions in section 9 township 15 north range 25 east, before R W Jake U S Commissioner at Grass Ont on December 23 1919. witnesses Reed Arthur Postost Wilan a Shoshone all of H J Kelly Register.
Department of the Interiors taw Office, Lewistown, intends hearing on December 23. H Pearl Turner of Teigen filed notice of pees me. Witnesses listed: Bert Redmond, Charles Davis, Thomas Ward, Henry Ahlers all of Teigen.
Fred R. Boughton of Forest Grove Montana filed notice of intention to make a three year proof to establish a homestead claim on land described as H. E. No. for wé sch Section 34 Township 14 North Range 21 East M. M. The affidavit of the claimant shows the land located near Grass Range Montana with witnesses Hugh H. Bowman Becket Montana Edwin Aiken Stani Lankutis and Thomas B. Loras all of Forest Grove Montana. The hearing before U S Commissioner R W Blake Grass Range Montana is set for January 7.
Lepesant of the Interior U S Office at Lewistown Montana notes Lena Stevenson of Tyler Montana widow heir of a property. The document cites an entry dated October 1 1917 and a later HE number with R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range Montana on January 5. Also mentioned are Pat Andy Alfred Honey Miles Daly all of Tyler Montana in connection with the case.
ED McKNIRE of Grass Range Montana files intention to establish claim to land described with three year proof before R W Blake U S Commissioner at Grass Range Montana on January 5 1920. Names John O Hood Henry Eae Sac ham H Shawhan Max Krause all of Grass Range Montana. First publication December 4.
Clarence Ernest Bates makes final three year proof to establish his land claim before the reliever and receiver at the U S Land Office Lewistown Montana on January 7 1920 Harriet Allen John Stanley Hugh Bowman James Aiken Becket Montana listed as witnesses first published December 4
An aged OCR fragment advertises a ear cure remedy from Cheney and Co of Toledo. It mentions treating a diseased ear portion and inflamed tubes, promising relief and restored hearing. The copy is incomplete but suggests a medical patent remedy sold by the Toledo firm.
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