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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
7
Local schedule lists daily trains from Lewistown to Bucket Grass Range Teigen Winnett and back with specified departure and arrival times. Community notes report illnesses farm updates road conditions and local business notices including sales, new equipment, and residents moving or returning.
The Grass Range community is urged to attend a Monday evening meeting at the school house to discuss plans for the coming year. Principal W R Davis notes the Grass Range High School has outgrown facilities and may need temporary extra space and additional teachers to sustain growth.
Church notes announce no time change until midnight with new hours for church and Sunday school starting April 5. Rev J A Martin visits Sunday. Sunday school meets at ten instead of eleven. Review day features an old fashioned spelling bee with a New Testament prize. Heinz the pickle man is named president of the World Sunday School Union and superintendent of a large East church. District Superintendent Martin preaches at Grass Range on March 30 with baptism and welcome to new members.
The Grass Range school reports a 13 to 16 girls basketball win at Winnett with players Olga Sanderson Emma Koenitz Ruth Braniff Capitola Braniff Viva Washburn and Gladys Shierson listed. April 4 features Winnett Grass Range boys and girls games. Margaret and Richard Weber return after a smallpox vaccination absence. New pupil Clyde Vickery joins the primary room as two students move to Lewistown.
The statement by F. 8. Hume of Grass Mont declares he will not assume liability for debts incurred by anyone other than himself.
An entertaining program at the M E church Friday evening featured Miss Lisherness from Fergus County high school reading several numbers. Lewistown soloist Mr Fenholt delighted listeners with his rich voice and stage presence, accompanied by Mrs Bigler on piano who offered two solos. Mrs Bigler’s sweet voice impressed, Mr Jasper performed banjo selections, drawing the crowd though turnout was small despite merit and piano fund support.
Four hundred acres with five and a half miles north of Grass Range offering eighty acres plowed and good buildings. Inquire.
Local classified note offers a good piano for sale or trade with contact pointing to Wellman for details. No further specifics provided.
Just received a new shipment of Folger's Coffee. Fresh butter eggs and vegetables wanted. Saturday only deals offer dried onions 6 lbs for 29 cents and various groceries such as Red Seal matches 25 cents per cad y, Tree Tea 55 cents per lb, bulk sweet pickles 15 cents per dot, assorted spices 10 cents, Crystal White soap six bars for 1.00, Union Leader tobacco 70 cents per lb, K C baking powder 25 cents, Everbest catsup 20 cents per bottle, Boka soap 10 cents per can, Leader peas 12 cents per can, Lang's corn 15 cents per can. Phone 9 for orders.
A terse call invites immediate attention urging readers to visit at once while opportunity remains. The brief emphasizes urgency and limited window without specifying person or place.
Notice states Sieahio Mek claims Section 9 Township 11 North Montana principal meridian and will prove up land claim in Three Year Proof before W G Clerk of the District Court at Montana on April 28 1919. Witnesses include Fred Hart William Brauning Frank Peters and Gus A Peters all of Darrel Montana. H J Kelly Register. First Pub Mar 27.
I will be here for several weeks for the purpose of collecting all outstanding accounts and will appreciate any efforts made to settle by parties owing the late Dr. H. J. Brugge.
Swend J Salte of Lewistown Montana filed notice of intention to make final Desert Land Entry for parcel sections 20 21 east in Montana. The entry references Desert Land Entry No 016523 with a final filing date set for May 1 1919 before the U S Register and Land Office at Lewistown assisted by Forest Grove Mont residents.
Five head of horses will be offered for sale at the Big Red Barn during the first week of April. A three inch wagon is also available for sale now. Prices are set to move quickly.
Two horses came to WM. Duggan in Battrick Montana around January 1. A roan gelding branded 3 on the right shoulder and a bay gelding branded 7 on the left shoulder both bear forehead stars. Owners must prove property and pay for this ad. March 13, 1881.
Advertisement notes a nearly new two burner gas stove for sale. Contact David Allen or Mrs Brugge for details.
The article urges slow eating and thorough chewing. It recommends eating little meat and avoiding it at supper. It suggests using Chamberlain's Tablets before bed if sour stomach trouble persists.
Advertisment offers a six apartment building in Kansas City Missouri for land exchange. Describes the property as beautiful with photos available on request and provides contact: Box 04 Lewistown Montana.
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