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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1922
Page
1
Representative John H. Smithwick of Pensacola recounts his near death in the Knickerbocker theatre collapse. He describes plaster breaking away as the balcony sank and snow poured in, leaving many in pain and uncertainty about missing companions.
James M Weldon a Fergus county pioneer died in Lewistown on a Saturday at his son's home W O Downing aged 90 He was born Sept 4 1832 in Adison Steuben County New York crossed the plains in 1862 and settled in what is now Fergus County He ranch on the East Fork of Big Spring Creek twelve miles above Lewistown moving to Lewistown in 1912 He leaves a wife and several children.
The piece argues most people avoid jury service, allowing weak links into juries. It warns that if intelligent citizens continue dodging duty, the jury system may fail and break down.
A Fergus County Clerk and Recorder report highlights three decades of growth. In 1921 the office processed 17 900 documents with total revenues over 18 000 dollars, bringing grand revenues to 30 000 dollars. Salaries total 24 646 73 dollars, with county bookwork and land classifications driving large totals and tax receipts exceeding one million dollars in the months cited.
Dialog shows a daughter seeking approval for a party outfit and a father remonstrating about propriety in a fragmentary exchange. The irregular text hints at a family scene with confusion over dress and behavior.
A large Lewistown Rebecca delegation led by Mr and Mrs Comer Ditty and Mrs Shoemaker installed Gale Lodge 108 last Thursday night. Eighteen members received the Rebecca degree with P W Koenitz named assistant deputy president and Emma Koetitz as secretary. The group praised Mrs Shoemaker for her leadership and spoke on starting and sustaining a Rebecca lodge in Montana.
Jones tried a home joke asking his wife why he is like a mule. She answers I know you are but I dont know why you are. The note ends with Legion Saturday night.
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