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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
8
Montana counties will form fair price committees under the county food administrator to set maximum prices for foods. State Food Administrator Alfred Atkinson presided at a Placer hotel conference. Stores charging more than the authorized price may face closure for the war's duration or other penalties.
The Food Administrator in Montana urges all residents to can and preserve every possible amount of summer fruit and vegetables. Sugar rules aim to meet home canning needs and assure ample food for next winter through widespread summer preserving.
Paris report shows two thirds of German submarines launched are sunk. Under secretary of the navy says the fleet is already at the bottom and that Germany is losing twice as many subs as it builds.
These tablets are intended for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation. If you have any troubles of this sort give them a trial and realize for yourself what a first class medicine will do for you. They only cost a quarter.
Notice that registration books for the primary to be held August 27, 1918 will close July 27, 1918 at 6 PM. Registration available at the County Clerk office in Lewistown Fergus County Montana or before County officials. All who did not vote in 1916 general election but registered at polls and voted in seeds election must re register. W. W. Heaton Clerk and Ex-Officio County Strat. June 27.
Frank S Hume of Battrick Montana has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish a land claim described as section 32 township north 24 east range 38 fourth principal meridian. The hearing will be before R W Blake US Commissioner Grass Range Montana on July 23 1918. Witnesses Kenneth Brown Sabird Hume Frank Yackley Ernest A Meier all of Battrick Montana. First pub June 20.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 031168 ee of the Interior U S Office Lewistown Montana June 6 1918 FRANCIS A PARKER of Grass Range Montana heir of Charles I oS Sa who on June 16 ee Homestead Entry No seb sel swh Beck is To vote all own seni Principal Meridian has biagiomtane and it s intention to make Three Year Proof to establish claim to the land above de scribed before R W Blake U S Commissioner at Grass Range Montana on the 3rd day of July 1918 Samuel P Stoner John D Single Elmer Kendall a as of Grass Range H J KELLY Register First pub June 20
May L. Palmer formerly Clark of Blakeslee Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof on land entries H E No 028930 and H E No 033058 for sections 25 township 17 north range 23 east Mont Meridian. Proof to be sworn before R W Blake U S Commissioner at Grass Montana on July 9 1918. Witnesses include Thomas E Smith Charles E Blakeslee Cassius Palmer and Samuel Fladager all of Blakeslee Montana. First Pub June 6.
The interior department announces that James R. Turk and Ernest A. Meier of Battrick Montana have filed notices of intention to make three proof to establish their homestead claims. The hearings will be before United States Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range Montana on July 8 1918. Witnesses include Claude Peterson Ernest A Meier Andrew Jackson Jose J Dewan and James R Turk all of Battrick Montana. H J Kelly Register.
Department of the Interior notice from Lewistown Montana dated May 27 1918 announces Raymond H Slack of Grass Range Montana has filed intention to make final three year proof to establish a U S land claim for the NW quarter of section 10 township 15 north range 24 east in the M P meridian. The final proof is to be made before the U S Commissioner at Grass Range Montana on July 9 1918. Present witnesses are Fred B Hedge Ira Hedge Henry Kirkgard and Duncan Spink all of Grass Range Montana.
Land Office at Lewistown Montana on June 3 1918 announces Mary Augh may H E No 030842 for se nw ned re 30 Township 15 North 24E M M. intends to make three year proof to establish claim before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range Montana July 10 1918. F Moulton Ira C Bender John Hood James E McKenna all Grass Range Montana. First Pub June 6
Florence Hopkins and Orpha Redinger of Grass Range Montana announce intention to make final three year proof on land entries in Township 2 East Montana Meridian. Final proof scheduled before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range on October 10 1918. Claimants include Joseph Rotter Hilda Hopkins William Gooch Florence Hopkins and Orpha Redinger all of Grass Range Montana.
A 1916 Savannah Missouri letter urges readers to consider Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy after a local reader cites its effectiveness against flux and dysentery. The note claims the remedy cured multiple attacks and has been shared with dozens of people.
Notices from the U S Department of the Interior Lewistown Land Office dated June 1918 announce land claimants including Thomas B Hoch Elmer W Johnson Joseph D McGinniss Hugh H Bowman and others filing intentions to make three year or final proofs to establish claims in various townships and meridians with hearings set before U S Commissioners in Grass Range Lewistown and related locations.
Department of the Interior announces that Wise Carl Johnson George Knick and Herbert A Wise of Montana filed notice of intent to claim Homestead Entry No 031405 for Section 22 and others in Township 14 North Range East Montana Principal Meridian with Donkinn to Gallen as witnesses. First publication June 13.
GEORGE D. NELSON of Grass Range Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof on Sec 12 Township 16 North Range 23 East Montana meridian. The hearing before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range is set for June 15 with witnesses David Harris John Kuhn Ed Neumann Sebastian Vogl all of Grass Range. First pub June 13.
William F. Meisner of Montana files notice of intention to make final three settlement on the seventh day of August before notary public Charlie Tyler John Lundine Herbert Ware Martin Nichols all of Montana.
A public notice from the Interior Department dated July 28 1918 in Roundup Montana names Matt Panica John B Elliott Frank Lenart and Katie Panica of Flat as parties involved. First publication June 20.
John E. Hirt, age 17, filed Entry No. 030408 for lands in Montana Territory. Proceedings held before Blake in Grass Range Montana with observers Sol Kinnick William Fisk Fern Stillick Phillip Hirt. First publication June 27.
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