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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1921
Page
4
Notice states the registrar books will close at 5 o'clock P M on a specified date. documents mention the Clerk Louis J Lehman and Fer gus County official seal. dated January 12 1921.
A Greenville South Carolina law student, H. P. Burbage, endured a long lasting cough he feared signaled early consumption. After seeing an advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy he decided to try it.
Marie terre represents Barcley Custom Made Corsets and will tour Grase Range on the first day of each month to showcase and sell corsets. The schedule links Barcley Goods with Corsetierre service in a recurring monthly event.
Public notice appears for J Kelly with first publication on January 6. No further details available in readable text.
Notice is hereby given that W Clinton Burnett Tak ge Bs No O41616 for Seuss. Bizarre fragmentary notice appears to announce a filing with a Montana U S publication authority and a claimant identifier. The readable text provides personal name W Clinton Burnett and file number O41616 with limited context.
A schoolyard anecdote centers on Tommy Smith and his teacher during arithmetic time. The boy mockingly answers prompts about fractions, joking that half of eight is a stray fragment, illustrating childish misdirection in class.
Fragmentary text yields unclear details but hints at a well operation and contracting issues. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are readable. The record remains obscure with no concrete events or dates to anchor a summary.
Department of the Interior notice lists John C. Fishburn of Forest Jane as holder of a claim to land described in Range Montana. Proceedings occur at the U S. Commissioners office on March 8 with claimant names Shoemaker Harry Sener Frank Harry James Piper Erickson and Forest Grove Montana. H J Kelly Register. First Pub February 3.
Benin F Shoemaker of Piper Montana filed notice to prove up ownership of land described in sections 15 and 14 township 13 north range 20 east Mont. principal meridian before U S commissioner R W Blake Grass Range Montana on March 8 1920. Witnesses include John Fishburn Carl A Erickson Forest Grove Harry Scalley and Harry James of Piper Montana.
Notice from the Department of the Interior Lewistown Montana dated January 18 1921 announcing a public sale of land. Tract includes sections 1 2 11 12 township 12 north range 21 east with prices $8.50 to $35 per acre. Auction March 7 at 10 oclock A M in the office. Highest bidder pays immediately. Adverse claimants must file by sale time. H J Kelly Register.
Leno M. Finkbeiner of Grass Mont. files notice of intention to make three year proof to claim land Lot 7 Sec. 1 Tp. 13 N. R. 22 E M M. before U S Commissioner R. W. Blake at Lewistown Montana on February 10 1920. Witnesses Walter H. Gooch William Gooch Roy George L. Smith all of Grass Range Mont.
An advertisement proclaims Chamberlain's Tablets best for constipation. It claims ease of use and a mild gentle effect with proper dosing, and that the tablets also strengthen digestion.
Plaintiff William A. Armstrong sues Rose Armstrong for divorce and abandonment. The Montana District Court in Bergus County requires the defendant to answer within twenty days, with further action to follow. The case, filed in Winnett, Montana, names ick Langhausen as attorney for the plaintiff. First pub. Jan. 27-4t.
A statement by a Steel Democrat of Pennsylvania cites testimony and documentary evidence, while personally feeling a great injustice had been done to Mr. Schwab.
Western farmers would donate fifty million bushels of wheat to aid hungry Europeans and Chinese. Cleveland leaders of the railroad brotherhood offered engine and trade crews to move the grain, no labor costs demanded, in support of Herbert Hoover’s relief efforts.
Co partnership titled 900 Unit Oil Co declares ownership and operation of oil and gas property in Fergus County Montana. Names O E Jackson Robert A Wilson J E Moe of Spokane Washington sign on December 16 1920 with notary W L Jack witness. Notary notes the appearance of signatories and deeds.
An old advertisement extols Chamberlain’s liver pills to cure biliousness. It claims they promote appetite, remove dullness, and restore health, urging readers to try the remedy.
Ranch advertises ten tons of hay for sale and invites inquiries from purchaser John K. Raugstame.
For sale notice offers a baby carriage baby bed and a Ford touring car available at once. The listing identifies the seller as INGER in Becket Massachusetts?
A description of the weasel as a nimble performer likened to a bat of nature. It notes the animal's bold behavior and claims it can uplift or attack, claiming the creature climbs as easily as it runs and can scale any surface.
The firm holds 6000 acres and pushes development northwest toward the Moe river after a discovery there. A petroleum geologist’s field example suggests similar work prospects if rigs were removed, noting location factors beyond current productive wells.
Mrs Gladys Witherell who vanished from her Los Angeles home last Tuesday was found early today. She was a prisoner in a small house on a sheep ranch eight miles east of Corona in Riverside county about 70 miles from the city. Authorities said the abductors were captured and the woman was returned to her family.
Professor J Massachuessi predicted a return to normal business by April or May. He cited two factors that averted a worst panic: Europe owing the United States fifteen to twenty billions and the existence of the federal reserve system.
January 30 Jordan report states a contract for ties for the Lewistown to New Rockford Great Northern cutoff has been awarded with delivery due April 1. The project reaches from Lewistown to near Winnett, including a Wille tunnel through the Judith mountains, with western progress up to Richey.
The statement argues that dry enforcement is deadlier than war with a claim that a larger percentage of field workers gathering evidence have been killed. The text implies casualties among those collecting evidence in dry enforcement contexts.
Order of sale authorizes the sale of 312.69 acres in Fergus County Montana including sections in township 15 range 23 to satisfy debts. Bids must be written with 10 percent certified check. sale subject to mortgage. Dated 1921 with Merle C. Lewistown Montana as attorney for the executor.
Administrator with will annexed Merle C. Greene announces sale under order of the District Court Tenth Judicial District Montana for land in Fergus County. Property includes parts of sections in Lot and Southeast Quarter with cash bids. 10 percent certified check required. written bids due by date at Lewistown Montana.
The description details a spiral curve on the Canadian Pacific line where the railroad ascends the Continental Divide. In a mountain tunnel the track forms a complete loop with higher elevation passing over lower, illustrating a double level bend in the ascent.
The new president faces a government workforce reshaping after World War II. Thousands of war clerks and workers in Washington are returning to private life or shifting roles as bureaus prune staff, aiming to end near war strength two years post armistice. About 90,000 still hold federal jobs, with 25,000 slated for reductions and consolidation across scattered bureaus to maintain efficiency.
Seattle January 27 John Schmit alleged bandit found guilty of murder in the first degree with recommendation for hanging by a jury of four women after a gun battle last Friday that killed Police Detective James O Brien. The jury was out 54 minutes and verdict was read.
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