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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
5
Town notes report an upcoming Winnett ball game with locals expected to host a strong contest. Players from Grass Range attend and the crowd from both towns is anticipated to fill the stands. Community updates include seed wheat yields, cattle shipments to Chicago, and arrivals from military service and shipyard work.
H I Slack a well known farmer from the Judith Basin and father of Ray Slack died after gall stones surgery in Sokane hospital last Monday. He moved from Canada to Brown county South Dakota in the sixties, later selling holdings in the Judith Basin and moving to Wenatchee Washington where he resided until his death at about sixty. Fred Hedge took Ray to Lewistown then to Aberdeen for burial.
Maiden, the oldest mining camp in the Judith mountains, survived a near total loss from a timber fire last week. Wind slowed near midnight and hundreds of men fought to save the town, which once thrived with four to five hundred residents, eight saloons and heavy gambling. The camp’s ore bodies faded, mills closed, and population dwindled, though renewed interest lingers.
The passage urges that a bright future rests on present hard work. It notes tomorrow often resembles today and emphasizes the role of effort in making a golden future, especially for young people despite present complexities.
Riverside City near Muncie sees a teen singer belting a song as a sleeping baby prompts a fierce response. A woman sends a note via her six year old warning the loud singing may lead to serious harm if the noise continues. No formal charges reported.
About one percent of Ireland’s land area sustains marketable timber. The remark frames the scarce timber resource and highlights limited productive forest land in the country.
The emergency feed rate to Montana Wyoming and North Dakota is half the normal charge from serving lines. Cottonseed products are excluded from the half rate but may ship from Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana at 50 to 60 cents per hundred. A round trip cattle rate allows outward shipment at regular fare with return at one third before June 1 1920. Transit rates extend to 12 months and apply to cattle hogs and horses. Bureau offices will be set in Billings Montana and St Paul to assist owners with pasture and feed and to distribute animals. The Markets Bureau will provide feed reporting across the line.
Mrs Hea ter Donaldson Jenkins presents a Mohan medap tale where Nasr Eddin Hodja and his wife Hanum chase the lost moon. The Hodja hauls on a rope to pull moon from the well, the stone shifts and the Hodja falls, only to glimpse the moon returning to the sky as his wife agrees with him.
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