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Grass Range Review

Location

Grass Range, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1918

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Y W C A Donations List Oversubscribes Fergus County

The Y W C A drive subscriptions include Ekern Wrogman Cameron Miles Rathbun Campbell Elliott Shaughsey Kate Blake Will Weber Bastien Randolph Stringfellow Putnam Allen Peterson Wiseman F E Char ters Mackenzie Mesdames Char ters Blake Mackenzie Laird Reede Miss Lillian Parente Lairds Drag Line. Fergus county's allotment in this drive is over subscribed.

Messrs Ekern Wrogman Cameron Miles Rathbun Campbell Elliott Shaughsey Kate Blake Will Weber Bastien Randolph Stringfellow Putnam Allen Peterson Wiseman F. E. Charters Mackenzie Mesdames Charters Laird Reede Lillian Parente Fergus County

Must Expect Increasing Casualties From War At Sea

The sinking of the Tuscania and the loss of over a hundred American soldiers bring war’s harsh realities home. With spring and summer troops in trenches and the German offensive likely, casualty lists may rise weekly. Losses on the front are easier to bear than U boat warfare, and many fathers and mothers must endure further sorrow as modern warfare demands further sacrifices.

Tuscania France Admiralty America Germany Paris Great Britain

Failure of the U Boat Warfare and Roosevelt News

A historical column argues U boats failed to win the war, detailing tonnage losses, national exports, and military assets. It notes America’s role in countermeasures and hints at a western front drive, plus Roosevelt’s recovery after surgery with messages from Wilson and Taft.

Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Wilson Taft

Montana meat stock dwindles as war calls for effort

Montana reports decline in all meat animal classes over the past year yet value of beef cattle sheep and hogs rises. Horses and dairy cows show gains while stockmen plan extraordinary efforts to boost numbers to meet war demand amid ongoing German invasion of Russia per the Press.

Montana

Red Cross Notes and February Report from Grass Range

Red Cross notes report a Feb 15 picture show at Pioneer garage netting $24.13 for the Red Cross. Grass Range sent Feb 14 a shipment including 1 comfort pillow, 1 pajama suit, 24 triangular slings, 12 bed shirts, 5 wash cloths, 20 bed socks, 10 operating loggias, 8 pairs socks, sweater, 2 scarves, 7 wristlets. An error noted in last week's notes. F. F. Miles elected chairman instead of Mrs. F. F. Miles. Workers present Feb 13 include Ida O. Trapp, Charters, Blake, Weber, Hedge, Beedie, Ferguson, Miles, Faragher, Mackenzie, Wiseman, Jaspar, W. M. Weber, Rommel, Shawhan and Miss Francis Clark. Workers present Feb 16 include Charters, French, A. M. Knight, Blake, W. M. Weber, D. Washburn, Wiseman, Miles, Hedge, Winger, Jaspar.

Pioneer Garage Red Cross F. F. Miles Ida O. Trapp Charters Blake W. C. Weber Hedge Beedie Ferguson Miles Faragher Mackenzie Wiseman Jaspar W. M. Weber Rommel Shawhan Francis Clark Myrtle Hoffman French A. M. Knight D. Washburn Winger

School Entertainment for Junior Red Cross

A Sunday evening program at the school house raised nearly $600 for the Junior Red Cross. The girls quartet and community singing led by Frank Laird delighted attendees, while J R Glover led the school band. Prof Davis praised the performers and agreed to repeat the program on Friday March 1 with further notice forthcoming.

Red Cross Frank Laird J. R. Glover Davis

William Slater Shoots Himself in Personal Crisis

William Slater, living about miles northwest of town, attempted suicide with a .22 rifle after a day at the ranch. His brother John found him wounded in a pool of blood following a dinner, and Dr. Freed attended him as he suffered internal bleeding. Slater died at 1 o'clock that afternoon. despondency over business worries was given as the motive.

William Slater William John Wiliam Dr. Freed Mr. Slater Slater

Billings Bay Survivor Soldier Known Locally

Lieutenant Paul McCormick of Billings survived the Tuscania disaster. His relatives are well known to Fergus county residents. McCormick is the only son of Paul McCormick, pioneer cattleman of the Yellowstone valley, a familiar figure to longtime Fergus County locals.

Paul McCormick Billings Fergus County Lieutenant McCormick Yellowstone Valley

Fergus County War Relief Association Financial Statement 1917

Financial statement covering from organization to January 1 1918 shows a total of 4597.43 dollars. Pres Lewis C Clark and treasurer Mrs E K Cheadle oversee the Fergus County War Relief Association finances.

Fergus County War Relief Association Lewis C. Clark Pres E. K. Cheadle Treas

Notice of Closing of Registration Books for Grass Range MT 1918

Notice states registration books close at 5 p m on March 1 1918 for Grass Range Fergus County Montana municipal election to be held April 1 1918 Electors may register at the Fergus County Courthouse in Lewistown or before a notary public or justice of the peace by 5 p m March 1 1918 Witnessed by County Clerk W W Wheaton February 2 1918 First publication February 7 Last publication March 7

Grass Range Fergus County Montana Lewistown

Lost cow ad at Ben Moulton's ranch

Stray cow described as black scrubby horned and bob-tailed unbranded owner may claim by calling for her and paying for this ad at Ben Moulton's ranch. 6tf

Ben Moulton

25 Head Horses and Mules For Sale Announcement

25 head horses and mules for sale ranging in age from 3 to 6 years old. Weights from 1100 to 1700 pounds. These animals are gentle and good workers in good condition. See W H Culliggtton. 4-21.

W. H. Culliggton

Also Mentioned on This Page

W.S. Smith Our Building Service Montana Lumber Co A. H. Faragher Flor J. M. Vrooman & Son, Proprietors and Publishers William E. Smith Y. W. C. A. Donations Russia Billings Bay Financial Statement W.W. Wheaton Wellman’s Howell Graham F. R. HOWELL_&CO Mini Grass Range Mercantile Company Grass Range, Montana
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