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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
8
A puzzled youth tells Pa and Ma that though they claim poverty when he asks for candy or ice cream they somehow find a nickel for his Sunday school offering. The remark is noted as a humorous家庭-style aside from the Indianapolis Star.
Two years ago Mrs Henry Leet of Shakills New York suffered a severe summer complaint. She took Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and it relieved her promptly. The note urges families to keep this remedy at hand.
Evengeline Cole argues in World's Outlook that Indians possess great potential in governance and modern professions. She cites presidents from Peru Mexico and Bolivia, praising military leaders like Lantaré and historic figures, while noting Indian progress in law medicine education and agriculture with Christian ideals lifting burdens of disease and vice.
Department of the Interior notice marks Winfield W. Finkbeiner of Grass Range Montana filing for three year proof to establish a homestead claim on the NW NW and NE NE of section 28 township 13 north range 28 east Montana prime meridian with witnesses William Gooch Walter Gooch Samuel P. Stoner and Warren H. Tanner all of Grass Range. Blake U S Com will hear the case August 8 1919. First pub July 3.
Oscar Goepel of Roundup Montana has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim of land described in Sections five six eight township twelve north range twenty four east at Lewistown district before U S Commissioner O R McVay Roundup Montana on July ninth nineteen nineteen. Named witnesses include Arthur J Harris Roundup Melville N Hathron Battrick Leonard H Allen Grass Range and Clarence E Cowden Tyler Montana. First publication June fifth.
Harry J Fryberger of Flat Montana filed notice to make three year proof to establish his homestead claims dated Dec 10 1915 for west northwest quarter and northwest southwest quarter section 12 and March 19 1917 for east northwest and one northeast section 12 township 11 north range 21 east M M before the Register and Receiver at Lewistown Montana on July 11 1919. First publication June 5.
Department of the Interior notice from Lewistown Montana dated May 2 1919 records Andrew Jackson Seaver of Lewistown filing Sworn Statement No 042704 on January 21 1919 to purchase NE 4 Sec 30 Tp 16 N R 26 E Timber and land under the Timber and Stone Law with an appraisal of 100 00 Final proof set for July 10 1919 before the U S Land Office Register and Receiver Protest or contest possible before patent issues via corroborated affidavit
Willis F Walker of Grass Range files notice of intention to establish a three year claim to land described as se, s set, at 17, ne, ne, sw, nw in the 1915 Homestead Entry No. 10. The filing occurs before the Register and Receiver at the United States Land Office Lewistown Montana on July 29, 1919, per the Department of the Interior notice issued June 18, 1919. First publication July 26.
Jennie S Johnson of Tyler Montana filed intent to make three year proof to establish a land claim in section 98 and 27 township 3 north range 21 east Montana principal meridian. Hearing set before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range Montana on the 14th day of John Lundeen Herbert Ware Charles F Carson and Clarence Birkheimer all of Tyler Montana. First pub June 12.
J Halse llars, heir for Oswald K lar heirs of Lewistown Missouri, filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish claim to Homestead Entry 034110 for lots 1 2 8 4 and se ne sw se ne in section 2 township 14 north range 24 east Montana principal meridian before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range Mont on July 21 1919 with witnesses James Dudley George Kinnick Henry Ahlens Floyd Archer all of Grass Range Montana First pub June 19
LEW W. BARNEY of Becket Montana files notice of intention to establish a three year proof to secure Homestead Entries No. 033847 and 033818 for lands in sections 22 27 and 28 township 14 north range 22 east M M before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range Montana on July 22 1919. Witnesses St John Kane Victor Nelson M Octavia Floaten Vernon Lucas all of Becket Montana.
Melville N Hathron of Battrick Montana filed notice to make final proof on Desert Land Entry 08679 for sw swt Sec 3 and other parcels in Twp 12 N R 24 W Mont. Before R Blake US Commissioner Grass Range July 21. Names Kinnick Brown Sawtelle Hathron all of Battrick Montana.
The interior office at Lewistown Montana on June 10 1919 lists John Hathron of Battrick Montana who filed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof for Homestead Entry No 031489 in Section 3 Township 12 North Range 24 East Main Meridian. The proof is to be sworn before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range Montana on the 21st day Sawtelle Melville N Hathron also of Battrick Montana. H J Kelly Register.
A concise philosophical remark notes that people seldom or never, for extended periods, resist causes they deem worthy of rebellion. The quote implies restraint is common when the target merits action rather than mere opposition. Its tone echoes thoughtful, measured dissent.
Frank Glooch of Darrel Montana files three year proof to establish homestead land, dated June 13 1919, with notices from March 17 1916 and event in Roundup Montana before W Garrrett Clerk of District Court on June 21. Names Frank Petek Nels Jasperson Enoch Carlson Gay Blosser all of Darrell Montana listed as witnesses or parties.
Clarence of Battrick, filed notice to establish a three year homestead claim in 1919 under Montana law. Describes location near Mont. meridian Twp. 25, and names witnesses Joseph Dewan James Todd William Dugan Currency I. Gummere. Public notice appears in the Lewistown region with first publication June 26.
George O. Bastien of Grass Range Mont filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim on the land described in Sec 9 and 10 Tp 16 N R 24 E Montana principal meridian. The U S Land Office Lewistown Montana set the hearing for July 15 1919 at Grass Range Montana. witnesses listed Charles T McBroom Lewis G Melius Adolph Klingenberg and Harry W Rathbun of Grass Range Montana.
Pat Ray of Tyler Montana filed intent to prove up a land claim under Addl Entry No 037506 for Lot 6 Sec 2 and Sec 1 Twp 12 N R 22 E. He will testify before Ri W. o e o i Range on June 6. Witnesses listed: Jack Ray George Hathron William Allen Isadore La Framboise.
June 3 1919 Horace L Allen of Tyler Montana has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to the land described in the original homestead entry No 035906 Sec 25 Tp 12N R23E Montana principal meridian. The hearing will be before United States Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range Montana on July 14 1919. Assisted by V Sorensen Clarence E Cowden Oscar Gopel and Halver O Ekern all of Montana locations.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 030647 030647 and the Interior, U. S. May 31, 1919. HARRY FREEMAN of Grass Range, Mont., who on Jan. 15, 1915, made Homestead Entry No.030647, for song, Sec.35, and on Mar. 5 1915, made "1-H. E. No. 031035, for aveney, Sec. 35, Tp. 13. N., R. E. Montana meridian, filed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof described, before R. W. Blake, U. S. Com., at Grass Range, Mont., on the Mth day of July, 1919. Walter R. Wellman, Joseph Oien, Harold Sawtelle, Lee Sawtelle, all of
Notice is hereby given that John Kuhn of Grass Range Montana on July 25 1916 made Add H E No 0361 for west half of section 32 township 17 north range 24 east Montana meridian. Napoleon L Seymour of Blakeslee Montana who on Wednesday 15 1916 made Homestead Entry No 35172 se southwest quarter section 31 township 17 north range 24 east and lot 1 2 3 section 5 lot 1 2 3 south northeast quarter township 16 north range 24 east Montana meridian has filed notice of intent to make Three Year Proof before R W Blake United States Commissioner on July 28 1919 Claimants names as witnesses John Kuhn John C Kuhn William O McClimans of Grass Range Montana Albert Fleh Napoleon L Seymour of Blakeslee Montana First Pub June 26.
Gabriel Psepura of Grass Mountain Montana filed intent to make final proof for a land claim in Sec 18, involving a three year residence. The filing occurred before the Register at the United States Land Office in Lewistown Montana on June 28 1919. Claimant is identified as Gabriel Psepura with Clark Richards Sharp named as a witness.
Interior department notice informs Celina Carpenter of Becket Montana filed intention for 3 year proof to establish homestead entry 029299 for the northwest quarter and northeast quarter of section 21 township 14 north based on Oct 12 1914 entry, to be proven before W Blake US Commissioner Grass Range on July 29 1919 with witnesses Frank Metzel George A Harvey Lucy Barney and Victor N Nelson all of Becket Montana.
Elmer Hartman and companions of Grass Range Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to the land described in Homestead Entry No 006724 dated July 30 1919 before R W Blake U S District (?). Signatories include Elmer Johnson William Alexander Carl Johnson and Aron Dost of Grass Range Montana with Kelly Register.
Department of the Interior announces Harold Sawtelle of Grass Range Montana to enter a three year proof on land described as section 1 in township 18 north range 4 west. The proof will be made before R W Blake clerk at Grass Range on July 28 1916. Residents Harry Freeman Lee Sawtelle Roy Kaufmann and John Hathron are named as claimants. First publication June 26.
Emil G. Lindstrand of Battrick Montana filed July 25 1966 an Add s Homestead Entry for wh se sw Sec 21 ne sw Sec 28 Twp 13 N R 24 E Montana meridian. Also named are Frank E A St Elmo Kildow Frank Wallace of Battrick Montana and Olbert O Skogen of Roundup Montana.
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