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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1923
Page
3
Local items cover Friday basketball at the gym, residents travel to Lewistown and Becket, births, weather records, a jail case with Tex Jackson, and upcoming trials. Notable names include Viva Washburn, John Singley, J H McLean, Blanche Burt, Charles Jaspar, J D Burt, and Tex Jackson.
Geologist C J Stone of Om Falls plans the first contour map of the Flatwillow West End with L M Addington. Work starts after favorable weather, spanning from Roundup road east of 14 26 to Button Butte in 14 24. McDonald Creek bounds north and Yellow Water south. Stone aims to finish labeling and contour mapping within a month with two assistants. The area was previously tabulated by the US Geological Survey under Frank Reeves, with Reeves data likely to be released next spring. Stone knows the terrain well and already holds pertinent data to speed mapping.
A centuries old Diamond an inch wide and 102.69 carats, once said to have adorned court beauties and Egyptian gods, was bought by a wealthy Chinese buyer in Pekin for 62600 dollars. The seller notes the price could reach 218000 with perfect color.
A London Telegraph item describes a minister visiting a village barber and offering three pence in payment. The barber, in witty retaliation, says he will accept it in preaching, while the minister protests he has no right to the cash.
In a clipped exchange Senator Sorghum insists on keeping all his political promissory notes. He says he stores them for reference and never discards them, even if not advancing further than filing.
A fragment discusses how people adjust shoe habits at home, noting a contrast between a standard routine of removing shoes and a late night pattern of keeping them on. The dialogue hints at household rules and personal timing for going upstairs.
County health nurse Miss Lydia Fricke traversed 23 miles on skis through a blizzard to reach a destitute family in a remote Oregon district and provide relief.
A fragmented text fragment presents two phrases suggesting ownership and self doubt. No clear event, date, or names emerge to identify a people, place, or organization.
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