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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
4
Notice of Sheriff's Sale describes a large Montana tract described as Southwest of the Northeast Quarter and others in sections 29 20 north range 21 east. The notice dated March 2 1922 cites WM. R. Woods Jr as sheriff and J. McDonough as attorney for the plaintiff.
The District Court of Tej udicia District of Montana orders a sheriff sale on Saturday April 15 at 2 00 PM at the court front door in Lewistown Montana to the highest cash bidder. The property includes 320 acres described as the Northeast Quarter of Section 32 the North Half of the Northwest Quarter and West Half of the Northeast Quarter of Section 33 in Township 18 North Range 18 East Montana Meridian. The sale is to satisfy a judgment in favor of the plaintiff against the defendants. Dated March 28 1922. WM R WOODS JR Sheriff Schmidt Schmi Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The week brings sickness affecting attendance in Mrs Barnes room. Third and fourth grades plant seeds and monitor growth. Third graders work on multiplication while fourth graders progress in long division. Spring activities include outside gym class and a student cleanup squad. A debate on U S entry into war with Mexico is judged in favor of the negative. A district candidacy notice and a benefit dance at Drylander's schoolhouse on April 1 are announced.
Drylanders District reports most residents feel under the weather with winter flu. Winter wheat looks healthy as farmers plan spring planting. Magnus Johnson plans a fancy home once his carpenter finishes. Joseph McIntyre raises a hundred white Leghorns yielding about seventy eggs daily. Mac promotes a laying strain with top-quality males. Eggs at one dollar for fifteen to hatch and lay. A grasshopper on a snow drift jokes about wheat needs for brothers and sisters. A school district meeting is announced for the Drylanders area.
Seattle held a public reception for Ezra Meeker on his ninety first birthday to honor his pioneer legacy. The veteran plainsman crossed the continent by ox team in the early days and, at age 76 in 1906, traveled by prairie schooner to New York, meeting President Roosevelt. His storied era of frontier exploration evokes a fading, heroic past.
Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain charged with the murder of her sweetheart J Belton Kennedy must face trial again. The jury in the first trial was discharged after hours of deliberation with two women voting for conviction and one for acquittal, Judge Sidney N Reeve注文.
George W. Emory of Rock Mills Alabama reports relief from indigestion using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He says they suit his case better than other remedies and have restored his appetite without pepsin, aiding natural digestion.
Notice informs that William H Fisk of Batt rock Montana seeks to prove his land claim in section 2, with witnesses Frank Ahligren Claude Peterson and others. Public hearing before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Montana on April 24 1922. First publication March 23 1922.
The article notes March as a pneumonia month with high mortality risk after winter. It urges prompt, intelligent attention to every cold to reduce danger and explains pneumonia as a germ disease that breeds in the throat. It recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an expectorant to clear germs and mucus and prevent pneumonia, stating it's pleasant for children to take.
Department of the Interior Lewistown Montana publishes a notice that Herbert Fagerlund of Grass Range is filing for a land claim. The notice lists range and section details and includes references to prior numbers and an assignment toward a potential buyer, Joe Montgomery. First published March 23.
Notice from the Interior Department Lewistown Montana dated March 18 1929 announces filing by Charley J Morse for additional homestead entry on Section 21. Final three year period to establish claim expires April 1 1929 with a roll call of claimants including Rolla F Carnine John K Fiehbarn Warren A Swi Walter Wson and Joe Montgomery Register. First publication March 29. Summer tillage expert visit scheduled for Tuesday March 28.
Department of the Interior notices Alfred B. Lackmann of Darrel Montana has filed a notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his claim to land in section 30 and 29 township 25 north range 23 east MPM. The proof is to be presented before H F of Bousian Montana on April 15 1922. First publication March 16.
Notice is given of a regular municipal election in Grass Range for mayor and one alderman from ward one and ward two for a two year term. Polls open 8 AM to 6 PM at Laird’s and town council one. Voters must reside in town six months and in ward thirty days. March 9 1922, TOM CAMERON, Town Clerk.
Renee of the Interior at Lewistown Montana on February 28 1922 notices P Andrew Roehlen Klein Montana who on April 2 1919 is listed H Le Robes for nek sek Section 7 IL N R BE M P Ms but dies before final proof to establish a claim under the above description First publication March 9th
Notice from the Interior Department and U S Commissioner at Grass Range Montana lists names Loring L Carl M Stew Nels B Johnson John Co Ham all of Tyler Montana and references proof requirements before the B U 8 Com. Grass Range dated March 16 with first publication March 16 1922
In the District of the Tenth Judicial District Montana Fergus County the First National Bank of Grass Range files a case against Chauncy G Wereat. A sheriff’s sale is scheduled for April 1 at 2 PM at the west quarter of the northeast quarter in the Nar Township listing land described as part of the Northwest and referenced by measurements in Montana. Sheriff William R Woods Jr. is overseeing. W T McKeown represents the plaintiff.
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