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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
4
Official notice states registration books close February 18 1921 at 5 PM for the municipal election on April 4 1921. Voters who did not vote in the November 2 1920 general election and have not re registered must re register with the County Clerk or a Justice of the Peace Notary Public as provided by law. Witnessed by Louis J Lehman County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar.
Greenville South Carolina law student H P Burbage says a cough that troubled him for years was cured after using a small bottle of a noted remedy. He reports a noticeable improvement after the first doses and full cure after two bottles.
Marie Affferbach of Winnett supplies Corsetieres for Barcley Custom-Made Corsets and will be in Grasse Range on the first of each month.
A public notice from the U S Office at Lewistown Montana lists witnesses including Carl Swingle Robao Bate Foal 0 rten and H J Kelly with register details first published January 6.
Public notice lists William Barry, Earl Donahue, William C. Burnett and William Meadors of Gill Edge Mont as parties in a filing. H J Kelly Register notes first publication in January with the filing details.
Reports say Friday evening at the High School Hall will host a big show and jitney dance. The Lewistown team played Moore last Saturday in town as Stephen and Mary Hanson remain ill but are expected to recover soon.
The case H. C. Dobson vs All parties with any interest in the described Fergus County real property asks for an answer within sixty days. The land described includes parts of Sections 18 7 12 in Township 15 North Range 29 28 East, with a declaration that the Dobsons seek to quiet title and declare heirs at law to Grace M. Miller Dobson. The document names Francis O M Dobson and others, with notice to adverse claimants and details of an oil and gas partnership 990 Unit Oil Company Spokane Washington partnership with 200 units at 250 dollars each.
A promotional note extols Chamberlain's Tablets as the best remedy for constipation. It claims ease of use and pleasant taste, a mild gentle effect at proper doses, and added digestion strengthening benefits.
A Gar diner manager recalls suffering for years from a stubborn cold and cough. After trying many medicines without lasting relief a druggist recommended Chamberlains Remedy. He reports complete cure and says he has used it whenever a cold returns with swift relief.
Department of the Interior United States Land Office Lewistown Montana announces that Leno M Finkbeiner of Grass Range Montana filed a claim to Lot 7 Section 1 Township Range on land described in the Add ll H E No 04. Witnesses named include Walter H Gooch William Roy Hays George L Smith and H J Kelly. First publication January 6.
Department notice from Lewistown Montana dated December 7 1920 lists Ernest W Davis of Forest Grove Mont who filed intent to make a three year mining claim on Lot 3 and 4 Sec 31 15 N R 22 E M M under Addition tional H E No 041876 with Maxine Langvine and Ole bn w all of Forest Grove Montana named as parties in interest. First publication December 30.
A note of small gatherings: The H B Progressive Clamet with Mrs George Petrie Thursday drew a large attendance. Mr and Mrs Leif Stromness hosted Mr and Mrs George Petrie and Mrs Wm Gowans and daughters Jeanette and Anna Sunday. Roy and Marian Chick and Opal and Wilford Buckler accompanied Mrs George Petrie to Roundup to visit her sister. The Progressive Club plans a meeting with Mrs Harry Dengel on Thursday February 3.
An old notice urges readers to adopt a regimen to improve liver function and digestive health. It claims biliousness is corrected by a suitable diet and timely remedies, promising relief from dullness and stomach discomfort.
Ranch advertises ten tons of hay for sale. Price eight dollars per ton. Contact Jon K Raugstad for details.
The Montana conference brought together leaders from State Farm Bureau Federation State Breeders State Holstein Association and State Seed Growers with vocational students from Fergus and Judith Basin counties. W D Harlan of Como was elected president and plans to affiliate with the National Farm Bureau Federation. The Montana Wheat Growers Association received endorsement and a constitutional convention was urged. Attendees included Mrs W G Lindsey Hobson D R Cresap Lewiston and Carl H Peterson.
The District Court of Fergus County Montana issues a summons in the case of William A. Armstrong plaintiff versus Rose Armstrong defendant. The defendant must answer within twenty days after service and file with the clerk, with service on plaintiff's attorney. The action seeks a decree dissolving bonds of matrimony. Alvin Martin deputy and attorney ick Langshausen Winnett Montana represent the plaintiff. First publication January 27.
Short classified item offers a baby buggy and a baby bed for sale at a low price. The ad notes immediate pickup in R. Becket, Montana, dated January 27 with a four time tag.
Church notes describe a Sunday social held in the church basement organized by the Epworth League. A large group enjoyed a track meet with blues and purples, wins by one point, and a well cleaned, homey setup. Services announced for Sunday January 30 by Rev. J A Martin at 11 a.m. and Sunday school at 10 a.m. Everyone urged to attend.
A farmer ties his team to a telephone pole. A policeman stops him, noting you cannot hitch there. The farmer retorts, arguing the sign implies a fine for hitching.
The article notes that the red fish is the bass of the South and the striped bass has several vernacular names. It states sunfishes such as the pumpkin-seed are labeled as basses, with varieties like brassy bass and calico bass. Moon eye is identified as the silver bass.
A young author outlines a story about a married couple who fall out of love after one year. The man plans a frank confession while the wife also speaks openly, revealing mutual weariness and urging a square, honest approach to their marriage as a new life lesson.
The article notes Canada’s helium gas from Alberta and western regions may power lighter-than-air aircraft. It claims enough gas could supply Britain for years and that helium nearly matches hydrogen in lift while being safer to handle.
France's sugar shortage during the war shaped habits, with children born 1914 to 1919 taught not to require sugar. As a result French sugar use dropped to one-eighth of prewar levels, making France a weak market for chocolates and pushing manufacturers to export nine tenths of their output to the United States and South America.
A reflective editorial urges resilience after conflict and pandemic era. It calls for steady business, historical lessons of a decade to restore balance, and shared responsibility. The author emphasizes aiding the sick, supporting the needy, and spreading good cheer over gloom to foster prosperity.
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