Local Notes Highlight Ranch Life and Community Events
Hank Sanderson works the Grass Range to Davenspeck road shift for Mark Teters as weather and markets show signs of revival. Oscar Mitchell sells mares to Felix McGinn while Jim Latch returns home amid improving ranch activity and rain. Edifying items include a war film by the American Legion, alfalfa height indicating moisture, Hagerty Grocery gains, creamery output hitting 500 pounds, and Miles residence bridge work. Jess Allen enters race for state railroad commissioner, backed by Fergus County supporters.
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Hank Sanderson
Mark Teters
Grass Range
Davenspeck’s
Oscar Mitchell
Felix McGinn
Jim Latch
Jim
Minnesota
Nebraska
George Smith
Idaho
Vermont
Smith
American Legion
Sanderson Post
Louie Hanson
Hagerty
Messrs. Hedge and Hagerty
Houghton
Dick Spensley
Miles
Custer Hiway
Charters
Wien
County unit results show narrow Coffee Creek and Deerfield votes
Report of last Saturday's county unit election: Coffee Creek precinct 104 votes for one against, Deerfield precinct 11 votes for one against. No further details available.
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Coffee Creek
Deerfield
Two Bandits Rob Roy Bank in Bold Heist
Two holdup men robbed the Roy National Bank after banking hours, escaping with about 1500 in cash and bonds. A. L. McCain was wounded in the shoulder during the chase near Dengel schoolhouse. Sheriff and volunteers pursued suspects, with a car damaged in Winnett as the manhunt continued into the night.
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Fred Stevens
Roy National Bank
Mr. Stevens
Mr. Stephens
A. L. McCain
Grover Beal
W. A. Olsen
Dengel
Mr. McCain
A. G. Gillespie
Alexander
Winnett
Dunn
Lewistown
McCain
Sheriff Woods
Tom Berkin
Fréd Jackson
Bill Spellman
Jackson
Flatwillow
I. L
Frank Laird
Jarrett
Grass Range Fights County Division Over Petroleum County Vote
A local battle over Grass Range and Petroleum County division reveals lies and political maneuvering. The piece condemns false claims about territory change and praises Grass Range for opposing the Winnett-Lewistown coalition while noting Southern supporters and county officials.
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Omaha Beach
Grass Range
McKay
Petroleum County
Winnett
Lewistown
Chamberlan Tablets Praise By Mrs Newton Vree
Mrs Newton Vree reports her husband and she have fed on Chamberlan Tablets for five years. She says when she feels heavy after meals or dull she takes one or two tablets and they fix her. She notes her husband takes a bottle when traveling.
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Chamberlan
Cota
Mrs. Newton Vree
You Are Not an Infant Says New Girl
The mistress learns the girl mistook a bottle labeled Grops with infant, adult, and emetic doses. Believing herself an emetic she swallowed a teaspoonful, prompting concern over her sudden illness and the lesson for guardians.
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Boston Transcript
Death of Sette M Dryden at Fort Maginnis
Fort Maginnis resident Sette M Dryden died in Lewistown from a Tuesday ranch runaway. He was about 50 with a widow, five children, and two sisters Mamie McLean and S P Snyder of Cheadle. The Mineral Argus recalling his boyhood office work notes his early role with the paper.
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Sette M. Dryden
Fort Maginnis
Lewistown
Mamie McLean
S. P. Snyder
Cheadle
Democrat News
Argus
Maiden
John M. Vrooman
Charles S. Fell
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Jess Allen
Jess
Fergus County
Chambertalety, Caleen, Oise
ROB Roy Bank
Royal Tailor
Russell
Union Alls
R. & J. Clothing Co
Star Brand
Palace Mercantile Co
Farmers’ Elevator
Slater & Barclay
Judith Steam
Mbe Varters
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