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Grass Range Review

Location

Grass Range, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1921

Page

3

Grass Range Notes Spin a Busy Week in Town

Mrs. Darwin Johnson visits Mrs George Breckenridge as Sheriff Woods and County Attorney Baker call on Grass Range. Banks show strong statewide presence at Helena opening of the Federal Reserve Bank. A big Catholic ladies dance, a Grand Theater meeting for Sanderson Post of the American Legion, and local accidents plus headlines from Maiden, Winnett, and Mayo Brothers medical visits fill a busy Grass Range week.

Darwin Johnson Hobson George Breckenridge Sherif W. R. Woods Baker A. B.duffner Carl Erickson Forest Grove Louise Dengel First National Frank F. Miles Helena Federal Reserve Bank Moose Hall Ward Rathbun Chico Montana Townsend George Mudd Rochester Minn Mayo Bros Grand Theater Sanderson Post American Legion Ida Shoudy P. W. Koenitz

Highland Beach News Highlights Local Socials and Events

A town oil meeting at Teigen is noted with several residents attending. The week included a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A W Chicken for Elliott, DeLap, Wojtowicz family, Nisbit, and Gowans, plus a Bobbie Burns celebration in Roundup. A Friday schoolhouse dance drew strong attendance and Grass Range shopping trips occurred Saturday.

Teigen A. W. Chick Elliott. DeLap Wojtonwicz Isabell Nisbit Wm. Gowans Geo. Petrie Bobbie Burns Thos. Buckler Opal Buckler Mr. Schuh John Wojtowicz Mason Buckler and Blanche Buckler A. E. Buck Viggo Sigvardt Lewistown Victor Stromness

School Notes Recap of Recent Activities and Thanks

The program and dance last Friday drew a local audience and raised $33. Special thanks go to Mr Cameron for the Grand use and to seven teachers for aiding three enjoyable numbers. Mary Hanson returned after illness while the boys won a basketball game with the town team. A rash of bandaged hands and glasses prompts questions about the cause. The Domestic Science department started the co course and the main training department built tar and shelves for the school.

Cameron Mary Hanson Davi Beaver

Subscriptions Open for Ladies Hone Journs Evening Post and Country Gentleman

Readers may subscribe or renew to Ladies Hone Journs Saturday Evening Post and Country Gentleman by writing to Ruth Cameron in Grass Range. The notice invites all interested individuals to secure or restore their periodic copies.

Evening Post Ruth Cameron Grass Range

Simplicity as Supreme Excellence in Style and Manners

A succinct musing on Simplicity praising it as the ultimate virtue in character conduct and demeanor, reflecting on how plainness governs all things. The remark underscores elegance through restraint, modesty, and clarity.

Longfellow

Porpoise a Fast Swimmer

Describes the porpoise as an exceptionally fast mammal capable of long stunts near moving ships. It compares its speed to a pursuing hunter, noting it adjusts pace to the pursuer and can outrun vessels like a 22 knot ocean greyhound.

Language of the heart and the soldier in unfamiliar lands

A reflection on cross language exchange between an American soldier and French people. The piece notes actions speak louder than words and compares his courteous approach to famous explorers as audiences judge his intent and humanity.

France Wbe Farabee Amazonia Stanley Africa Roosevelt Senin America Kinglake

Readers study German military mind in postwar culture

The American Legion Weekly notes Germans continue to read about war and study tactics after defeat. Across Europe and America, publications emphasize peace yet Germany shows persistent interest in military questions and lessons from the war.

Hun Germany America Britain France Italy American Legion Weekly Er ‘Mans von Sanders Heinle

House for Rent Ad With Partial Furnishings

Classified notice offers a partly furnished house for rent and provides a contact phone number. The rest of the text is an aside about a home remedy for a sore throat, mentioning honey and lemon juice to relieve hoarseness and irritation of the throat.

Whose Country Is This and a War Hero Struck by Lightning

An essay argues against banning immigration, urging measured limits to preserve American citizenship quality and national vitality. The piece contrasts with a World War I veteran, Richard J. Foran of Paterson New Jersey, who died instantly from a lightning strike near his home after showing wartime bravery.

Richard J. Foran Paterson N. J Foran Three Hundred and Ninth Machine Gun Battalion Jupiter Fulminator

Mark Memorial Trees In National Donor Roll

The American Forestry Association of Washington urges that memorial trees receive ongoing intelligent care to thrive. It will register memorial trees in its national donor roll to recognize continued stewardship beyond planting.

American Forestry Association of Washington

Neat Worker Won’t Let Fiancé Lorded Over by Fame

A brief quip from The American Legion Weekly follows a young woman asking her father permission to marry Jim. She praises him as neat and recalls his service in France where he reportedly earned two medals for cleaning dugouts and mopping up.

Jim France The American Legion Weekly

Bird Outruns Horse in Mesquite Range Tale

The piece notes that in western Texas mesquite and chaparral plants form dense clumps where the road runner thrives. It describes the road runner as a ground cuckoo that flies only when pressed, but can outrun a horse on open ground.

Texas American Forestry Magazine of Washington

Dictionary Disputes Highlight Old Boston Debate

A quotation from the Boston Transcript notes that some people favor the dictionary over a Bostonian when both disagree. The remark reflects enduring tension between everyday speech and formal language prescriptiveness in early 20th century culture.

Toledo

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Will Young Alex. Young Maginnis Maiden Pete Anderson Winnett Mr. Knapp Ed Bastian Mr. Anderson Golden West Cosmos Black’ Butte Singley Jack Russell Young Jack Charlie Rusxi Great Falls Main Street R. Damico Studebaker Lillie Parente Roy Boyd Ayers Ranch H. A. eCollum Idaho Leslie Collins Becket Harry Carey Blue Streak McCoy Harry Harlowton All Star University Highland Beach News Orington Ro Og Cos M. J. B. Folger’s Corree Grass Range Mercantile Co Calvin Coolidge Mark McCoy Grand “Theater Grass Range Orchestra
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