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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1919
Page
10
The Montana legislature eyed Fort Harrison for a veterans school and hospital, seeking federal transfer. Debates included normal school sites, fish hatcheries, and districting moves while lobbyists swarmed Helena and socialist Rep J W Dunn clashed over red flag ideals.
Clifford B. Prodger of Great Falls, a leading aviator and president of Prodger-Isaacs Aviation Co. in London, prepares for a transatlantic crossing. He recently captained a Handley Page with 40 passengers over London and may choose a small fast or large seaworthy craft for the spring attempt, aiming at 12 to 21 hours depending on the vessel.
An 1800s traveler recounts meeting Slade on a Montana route. He describes Slade as polite, polished, and executive, noting Slade’s crew and thefts of mules near Bannack and Virginia. The narrator eventually recovers his mules near Stinkingwater after a long pursuit.
In May 1908, Dr. W. L. Steele spoke of his Montana years and early life, revealing his character through small acts. He recalled receptions by Slade and his later act of selling potatoes, illustrating why Slade said, You just go ahead. Coleage notes his reputation as a square man and his sorrow at heard news.
The remark weighs on the outcome of procedures in Germany by Dr. Liebknecht noting the patient survived the operation. It also parodies the idea that finding an oasis in the American desert after July 1 would prove greater than the famed explorer Doc Cook.
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