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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
8
The article honors Verdun as France’s supreme trial, detailing a 356 day siege with unyielding youth and divine courage. It highlights relentless French regiments, the Via Sacra road, and timeless memory, quoting Will Irwin on photographing a regiment and S. S. McClure’s assessment of future monuments.
Mrs. Rosa Cresher of Alliance Ohio started a furnace blaze with an aged handkerchief containing three $100 bills six $50 bills and five $10 bills the three years of savings. All currency ashes vanished.
The Interior Department gives notice that Mike Cronin of Grass Range Montana claims land in section 30 township 11 range 195 and must prove up before R Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range on July 24 1917. Witnesses named Fred Ers Thomas Wise Carl ey Nelson and Lee Wiseman all of Grass Range Montana. H J Kelly Register. First Pub June 21.
Aron Dost of Auburn Fergus County Montana filed notice of intention to make Year Proof to establish a land claim described as west half of northeast, northwest quarter of Section 40 Township 47 North Range 9 East. The hearing before U S Commissioner Byron L. Clow at Roy Montana is set for July 26, 1917 with witnesses Harry E. Pierce Fred Burgett Frank Taylor Herman Arvik. First publication June 21.
Department of the Interior notices Neal McDonald of Battrick Montana filed July 23 1916 for timber on Sec 19 Tp 13 N R 24 E M M in Grass Range Montana. Appraised at 100 dollars final proof to be made July 20 1917 before U S Commissioner R W Blake. Protest or contest permitted by filing affidavit before patent issues. First pub May 17 1917.
Land Office Lewistown Montana announces Della M Fenton of Lewistown has a tentative three year proof required to establish her land claim. The notice lists prior filings H E 019730 and Aad A E 030309 with locations Sec 29 Tp 15 N R 22 and related descriptions. Public hearing set for July 19 1917 before the Register and Receiver with listed witnesses J Roy Chittick Becket Mont Clark E Belden Novary Mont Harry T Rine and O W Belden Lewistown Mont. First Pub June 14.
June 8 1917 notice by Fred J Zohan Forest Grove MT filed in Forest Grove for H E paths and year proof to establish. R W Blaxe US Commissioner Grass Range Montana to hear on July 17 with Ernest W Davis Ralph W Soule Frank O Lyon William A Solk all of Forest Grove MT listed as interested parties.
Joseph J. Vogl of Grass Range Montana has filed intent to make 3 year proof to establish his homestead claim on lands described in sections 11 and 14 township 16 north range 23 east Montana meridian. Witnesses named Sebastian Vogl John H Zormeier John C Kuhn and Ward Neumann all of Grass Range Montana. The hearing before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range is set for July 9 1917 with first publication June 7 1917.
May 1917 notice lists Ella Rocheleau and Clarence Berkheimer of Tyler Montana as filing final three year proofs to establish claims on land described in sections 27 32 and 33 in Montana. Hearings before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Range Montana set for June 28 and July 3 1917 with names Joe Wells Mose Oullette Charles Niswanger Arthur Berger Charles Carson Albert Gilter Edward Carson Samuel Russell among witnesses.
Department of the Interior Lewistown Montana June 2 1927 notice that Joseph D Isaacs of Forest Grove Montana filed a three year proof to establish a land claim described as swine weights and SE and SE sections 35 township 14 north range 21 east with prior entries in 1912 and 1914. Hearing set July 11 1947 before Register and Receiver Lewistown Montana. Names Edwin Aiken George W Isaacs Ed G Smith Thom Lovas all Forest Grove Montana First appeal June 7.
Land Office Lewistown Montana May 25 1917 Clarence W Richards of Fort Maginnis Montana filed notice of intent to prove three year claim for lands in section 13 and 14 township id north range 22 east materials list witnesses Zella Messner Gladys Kyte Mike Miller John Kripp Grass Range Montana before R W Blake US Commissioner Grass Range Montana July 3 1917 first pub May 31
Delbert Buckler of Grass Range Montana, holder of homestead entries Nos. 029842 for the SW1, Sec. 7 and 030415 for S3, Sec. 20, Tp. 16 N, R 24 E, intends to prove up on the land and will appear before U.S. Commissioner R. W. Blake at Grass Range on July 8, 1917 to establish his claim. Attending witnesses are Charles A. Norlin, Charles H. Woolery, Milo R. Long, and Hayes Long of Grass Range Montana.
Notice is given that John H. Slater of Grass Range Montana who filed homestead entries in 1914 seeks to prove up a three year claim to lands described Sec 6 T N R E M M and adjoining parcels before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range on July 3 1917. party names Charles Anstett John Holm Charles Bauer Leo Keller appear as witnesses and Keliy Register signs the notice.
JAMES LD. YANCEY of Auburn Mont has filed notice of intention to make Free Year Proof to establish land claims in Sec 24 Tp 17 N R 22 E and Sec 19 Tp 17 N R 23 E. Hearing before R. W. Mont on July 19, 1917. Witnesses Joseph Collins Albert Latty James H. Scott Gustav Martinson all of Auburn Mont.
A Huntington Indiana resident urges readers to keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at home to prevent death from severe intestinal illness. She recalls two children sick with cholera morbus in 1911 receiving immediate relief after using the remedy.
Mrs. P. H. Martin of Peru Indiana reports her two daughters recovered from whooping cough after taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The remedy helped keep the cough loose and made expectoration easy, she says.
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