Quiet Days in Grass Range and Local Happenings
M W Morris arrived in Grass Range with about twenty Oregon milk cows while Andrew Kato bakes daily draws a threshing crew. Red Cross drive reaches Grass Range as Liberty Loan and YMCA aid training camps. Ella Nickey and Carleton E Dyer wed at First Presbyterian Church near Lewistown. Dyer previously hauled wheat locally. Green Range roundups host Roundup ball team. Devault to pitch for Grass Range Athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Morris
Grass Range
Oregon
Andrew Kato
E.E. Pengelly
R. B. Vrooman
Lewistown
Red Cross
Devault
Liberty Loan
E. E. Pengelly
Denton
Ella Nickey
Carleton E. Dyer
First Presbyterian ‘Church
W. A. Stevenson
Equity Co-Operative Association Annual Meeting Notice
Notice is given that the Annual Meeting of the Equity Co-Operative Association of Grass Range will be at Moose Hall Grass Range Fergus County Montana on Saturday June 20 1917 at 1 20 PM for electing three directors and other business. Dated Grass Range Montana June 20 1917. C D Summers Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity Co-Operative Association of
Grass Range
Moose Hall
Fergus County
Montana
F Corporation
Drylanders Present Maker of Dreams Play Benefit
A benefit performance at the Dryland Schoolhouse on Saturday June 30 at 8 30 P M raises funds to buy a piano. The fantasy by Ophant Down features William Woods Jr of Becket as Pierrot Marian Hunter of Pittsburgh as Pierrette and Margaret Woods of Becket as the Maker of Dreams. Dryland pupils perform several esthetic dances directed by Miss Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dryland
Oliphant Down
William Woods, Jr
Becket
Pierrot
Marian Hunter
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Pierrette
Margaret Woods
Dryland School
Miss Hunter
See J. F. Sloan for hail insurance now
See J F Sloan offers hail insurance at 60 cents per acre to protect farms before the storm. The ad warns that insuring after a loss is too late. It urges prompt action to safeguard crops.
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J. F. Sloan
Grass Range Fourth of July Parade and Picnic
Grass Range hosts a Fourth of July celebration starting at 11 a.m. Those registered on June 5 participate. A $25 prize honors the best decorated automobile. The Grass Range Band leads the parade with a picnic dinner at 12 o’clock on grounds. Judge Roy E. Ayers delivers a speech at Street Sports. Various foot and bicycle races follow with multiple age groups and prizes ranging from $1 to $10 and a $2.90 gold piece noted among the awards.
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Roy E. Ayers
The Rawleigh Man Douglas Washburn Announces Sale
Douglas Washburn the Rawleigh Man informs customers of scarce hay forcing sale of his team and plans to resume road orders by mail once a Ford car arrives. He thanks customers for past patronage and seeks continued business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Washburn
the Rawleigh Man
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilson Stock Co
Annual Meeting of Stockholders
C. D. Summers
P. mi
William R. Woods
Marshal of the
Farmers Elevator
MR. Farmer
DR. Gray
Gray
Winnett
Frank F. Miles
Insurance
Best Companies
First National Bank
Grain Growers Elevator
J. K. Raugstad, Mgr
Becket, Mont
Mrs. J. McCabe
Walter Wellman
THE
Letbetter Hall
Rowley Hall
Wild Horse Lake
West Bros
Texas Ranger
Sean Ignciates
Schwartz
Judith Realty Loan Co
Bank Electric Building
Lewistown, Mont
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