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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
7
Daily train service runs from Lewistown to Becket Grass Range Teigen Winnett and back with multiple daily arrivals and departures. The westbound and return routes depart Lewistown at 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. with intermediate stops and times through Becket Grass Range Teigen and Winnett.
A July weather update notes continual rain and harvest progress with oats corn potatoes and vegetables thriving. Local farms report late grain good yields and a large potato crop while hay remains stressed by recent showers. Community events include a Teigen Saturday night gathering and a supper on Chippeway creek.
The drought relief from recent rain helps a good crop of garden truck and potatoes. Farmers work fallowed and spring broke land while spring grain on fall plowing and stubbled fall grain show poor yields. W. E. Smith and wife move to Washington. Local farmers cooperate on a 12 ft header and convert binders into headers to cut costs. E. E. Loeb aids header boxes. Henry Rustuen and A. H. Early harvest rye. Rudolf Tadgwald in France awaits iron cross souvenirs. Pine Butte Literary Society hosts a threshing talk and elects Fred France as president. Sebastian Vogl finishes breaking 40 acres for Willis, total 85 acres plus over 300 acres of crops. he is exempted for agricultural duties.
Land for sale listings include 160 acres one mile from Forest Grove, with contact Carl Perso in Forest Grove Montana. Also 510 acres near Grass Range on a creek bottom three miles northeast, with 200 acres in crop. Crop and land priced at 41.00 per acre, contact Joe Girdinello Teigen.
F R Cunningham former County Clerk and Recorder announces his candidacy for sheriff on the Democratic ticket subject to the August 27 primaries. He is described as an efficient county officer with broad acquaintance and is expected to provide solid competition to Democratic rivals in the primaries and, if elected, good service to the people.
A reflective line notes that reminding a man worry will shorten his days only adds another concern to fret about, highlighting the paradox of anxious warning.
George F Wright declares his bid for County Commissioner on the Republican ticket before August nominating primaries. He notes long ties to Fergus county industries as cow puncher, sheep man, and farmer and pledges careful economical administration if elected. He seeks support from all who favor prudent county government.
Trade notice seeks 220 acres unimproved wheat land for grazing near Grass Range or Forest Grove. Parcel lies within a half mile of a school and market. Respond to P. G. care Grass Range Review. 125 2t.
A finder who returns the spectacles to this office will receive a reward. The notice requests prompt contact with identifying details and proof of ownership to claim the reward.
Perry J. Irish files for the Republican nomination for County Commissioner ahead of the August 27 primary. He appeals to county voters for support and outlines campaign aims.
A. T. Miller announces his run for County Assessor in the upcoming primary on the Democratic ticket. He urges voters to support him in the county race and notes his qualifications and plans for the office.
James H. Lane announces candidacy for sheriff on the Democratic ticket ahead of the August primaries. The filing highlights commitment to public safety and community policing initiatives.
Democrat candidate W. Everett Lane seeks the nomination for county commissioner at the August primaries. Oscar Rinehart promotes Brunswick auto tires and tubes. Wellman's offers meat, groceries, ice cold fruits and vegetables. W D Washburn holds exclusive agency for Seven-Seventy-Five Sales Co offering a $10 to $15 item for 75 cents. 24-5t
Pure cider vinegar per gallon forty cents. Lane syrup per gallon eighty five cents. Pickles sweet sour or dill per quart thirty five cents. Fresh ranch butter three pounds for one dollar. Fresh ranch rot? per dozen. Mackerel and herring per pound thirty eight cents. Gal peaches twenty cents. Fancy corn reg twenty cents sixteen? Fifteen? Fancy tomatoes, inc. Bes Wey. Matches reg thirty five cents. Full line of Fresh Ripe Tomatoes Cucumbers New Potatoes Ca cabbage Canteloupe Watermelons Raspberries Apricots and Peaches in our big cooler, and when you buy them you get them right off the.
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