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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
5
Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Otto McFarren on July 3 a nine pound baby girl with Dr. Freed in attendance. Community notes cover local business moves, visits, road and sidewalk work, and upcoming events including a state fair date and Catholic ladies dance changes.
The Drylanders District picnic included horse races won by Rick's Gold Dust and Jim Ras or, with McIntyre's horse second. Boys and girls races drew crowds, a dance followed, and floor managers were Jein Tuttle and Monger. Notables Ross Bennett and John Bersuch contributed to the festive day amid flood and hail losses.
J. H. Charters' crew halted work over pay last Saturday with most still seeking work. A Lenine disciple persuaded them that $3.50 daily was unfair and urged $4.00, but the raise was not granted and haying continues.
A Review reporter visited Button Butte oil well Tuesday evening where one shift drills. progress is slow with a stubborn formation. Driller Norman Smith, with fourteen years’ experience across nine states, reports unprecedented hardness. He hopes to advance soon as depths reach about 150 feet and the hole enlarges to 15 percent inches, the largest in Eastern Bergus.
Miss Amanda Swift announces her Republican bid to succeed herself as County Superintendent of Schools in Fergus County. She cites a two year record of school improvement and pledges to continue expanding educational facilities if re elected at the August primaries.
Advice recommends avoiding meat and heavy foods, eating light meals, and taking three Chamberlain’s Tablets to cleanse the stomach and tone the liver. The text promises feeling better within a day or two.
Mrs. Jim Hanley has leased the Grass Range Hotel and a large cleanup and moving effort is under way this week. The Rashaw building now belongs to Mrs. Alice Wight, and Mrs. Hanley, with experience from two oil booms, expects to meet the coming activity.
Six pure-blood Aberdeen Angus bulls offered for sale from a ranch one and a half miles east of Battrick. Seller identified as Peter Spoa.
Mrs Celeste McVicker of Macon Missouri recalls a visit to Michigan where she suffered an attack of cholera morbus and intense pain. She credits Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with rapid relief after one dose and full relief after two or three doses.
Advertisement notes hail insurance offered by FIRST NATIONAL BANK and other established insurers. It invites customers to inquire at the bank for policy options and coverage terms.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a reliable bowel ailment cure. It urges quick purchase at any drug store and claims it will be needed in many homes before summer ends.
Eight week old pure-bred Duroc Jersey boars available and one additional boar aged one year. Auction notices indicate selection of quality breeding stock for farm operations and herd improvement.
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