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Grass Range Review

Location

Grass Range, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1918

Page

5

Russell and His Vast Friendship Network Deepens Montana Artist

Charles M. Russell, renowned Montana artist, is defined by a lifelong circle of friends. From cowpunchers to city writers, his ties to Montana’s landscapes, horses, and Western life endure through time. Neenah the horse remains his loyal companion, joining the extended clan as a living emblem of Russell’s world.

Russell Charles M. Russell Montana America London New York Range West Charlie Russell Red Bird Gray Eagle Monte Neenah

Two Lewistown Soldiers Win Promotions

Two Lewistown brothers brothers of Judge F K Cheadle gain promotions in the army. Barlow Cheadle, West Point graduate, becomes a major in the regulars while Ned Cheadle, an officer training camp alumnus, advances to second lieutenant. Both are Lewistown high school alumni with a family history of military service dating to the Philippine campaigns.

Fergus County Barlow Cheadle West Point Ned Cheadle Lewistown High School Cheadle Lewistown Company First Montana

Montana's Odd Early Laws and the Push for Railroads

A survey of Montana’s 1860s statutes shows laws long lapsed but once defining divorces gambling and corporate charters. It notes 1867 homestead exemptions, ore deposit requirements, and a 1873 rail subscription law urging counties to back lines into the territory, with uneven local participation and veto fights.

Montana Congress United States First Legislative Assembly Bannack Territory of Legislative Assembly House of Representatives Assembly House Edgerston Potts Union Pacific Central Pacific Utah Northern Madison, Jefferson and Gallatin Meagher County Lewis and Clark County

Lewistown Jurist Cheadle’s Son Wins West Exam

After serving in the Spanish American War, Sergeant Cheadle resumed law practice in Lewistown, later earning a judgeship. While on the bench, his eldest son passed the competitive examination for West Point, marking a notable family achievement.

Spain Sergeant Cheadle Lewistown West

Cloudburst Traps Doctor Butler in Flooded Gulch

Dr W J Butler state veterinarian was marooned on high land after a cloud burst flooded Montana canyons. His auto filled with water, he slept in a tent with a cattleman, and avoided the flood by crossing the gulch the next day amid wreckage. Sheep quarantine cases cited in Virginia City and Dillon involve fines for moving imported stock out of quarantine without proper authorization.

Madison County W. J. Butler Virginia City Sheridan Dillon Orr Poindexter France

Cadet program at Camp Devens to train 36000 lieutenants yearly

A planned officers training school at Camp Devens will graduate 36,000 second lieutenants annually. The school will admit civilians of draft age who meet education requirements. No prior military training is required, and entrants must have a high school education or equivalent.

Camp Devens

Kerensky Viewed as Back Number in Paris

Paris men and French opinion view Alexander Kerensky as a back number after he failed to capitalize on the opportunity to lead Russia. The assessment suggests little expected from him given his prior inability to seize the moment.

Kerensky Paris

Montana Territory Rail Aid Laws and Custer Tribute

The text recounts historic Montana legislation from 1874 to 1879 including failed railroad funding acts, a 1876 vetoed bond proposal, a 1877 commemorative resolution renaming Little Big Horn river to Custer’s river, sugar beet industry incentives, and a 1879 memorial to Congress for statehood enabling law, noting Congress never acted.

Montana Custer Franklin Ida Big Hole River George A. Custer Seventh Regiment United States Cavalry Little Big Horn River Little Big Horn Congress

Finlen Plans Inland Beach Resort At Pipestone Springs

Butte financier Jim Finlen leads a syndicate to transform Pipestone Springs Montana into an inland sea side resort. A grand hotel, hospital, baths, golf, trout ponds, and an artificial beach fed by hot springs will draw guests as the mecca of the west. Partners include Roy S. Alley John Corvette and Ray Rhule with rail access via Milwaukee and Northern Pacific. The project aims to start after the war with substantial summer work planned.

Canute Albion Joshua Israel Mahomet Jim Finlen Butte Lotus Montana Finlen Pipestone Springs Pipestone Ponce de Leon Jimmie Finlen Rocky Mountains Milwaukee Northern Pacific Roy S. Alley John Corvette Ray Rhule

Will Ruin Germany Maximilian Harden Warns Germans

In Zukunft Harden warns Germany faces ruin if it does not recover from the malady of world domination. He cites the German Economic League program aiming to make Germany supreme over Baltic and Black Sea ports, Bosphorus and Dardanelles, and territories from the Mormon coast to Gallipoli, the Caucasus to Lorraine and Flanders.

Maximilian Harden Zukunft German Economic League Germany Baltic and Black Seas Bosphorus Dardanelles Morman Coast Gallipoli Caucasus French Lorraine Flanders

G man deputy Stroebel attacks German policy in Landtag

In a Prussian Landtag speech, Warns G man government critic Stroebel condemns efforts for peace by force. He tells Germans to oust their rulers and expel war makers, warning that America’s millions of soldiers could become an unstoppable force.

Stroebel Landtag America

Draft Board Cleared of Misconduct in Carbon County

The Carbon county draft board was found by the county council of defense to have no misconduct in its affairs after an investigation prompted by the state council. Charges described as startling were not substantiated, per the inquiry's completion.

Carbon County Draft Board County Council of Defense State Council County’ Council

Washington American Troops Join Russian Intervention Effort

American and British forces cooperate in the intervention in Russia with Washington troops taking part alongside British units.

Washington Russia

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