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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
10
Mixed train operates daily except Sunday from Lewistown at 9 a m to Becket 11 30 a m Grass Range 12 20 p m Teigen 1 p m Winnett 1 45 p m. Return runs from Winnett 2 45 p m Teigen 3 30 p m Grass Range 4 15 p m Becket 4 40 p m to Lewistown arriving 7 p m.
A roundup of local social events and public notices: Easter at A R Mackenzie Notary Public. roundups, visits to Lewistown. Red Cross fundraisers at the mill on April 6 with music and Hoover dinner. and a recap of recent sales, seed grain election results, and county officials routing to inspect seed wheat needs.
Red Cross notes show net profit 58.00 from Pike Creek band entertainment and 60.35 from Hoover dinner. Appreciation extended for Moose hall free use and earlier occasions. Miss Newell changes war cookery demo to Saturday April 6. Donations include bread from Mr. Kate and hotel dining room and kitchen from Mr. Cameron. Gratitude expressed for assistance from Mrs. Gifford Miss Charters for flowers and Mrs. Smith for dining room closure. Lists of attendees on March 20 and March 23 include Mesdames Braniff Blake Webster Fleming Beedie Shawhan Wiseman Winger French Mackenzie Miles Hedge Rommel Charters Jaspar Marion Smock Myrtle Hoffman Nesbit Wostowicy T. M Snaw Fletcher Keithly Stinson B. A. Anderson Palmer Shierson Brandt Kendall Ken dall Jaspar Marion Smock.
The Grass Range creamery announces the arrival of F. R. McCarger of Fairbault County Minnesota as manager. He has fifteen years in the trade and will tour adjacent towns to attract cream shipments and merchant interest. The plant plans ice cream production this summer and aims to keep revenue local by paying cash on delivery for cream to support farmers.
Frank Savage prints a letter from his son J M Savage enlisted in Boise Idaho dated March 10 1918 from Presidio. The letter describes gas drill in a room with poison gas for fifteen minutes and new gas masks. He explains teaching cooking to about three hundred cooks and bakers school students and contemplates farming after the war while expressing affection for his family and a wish to return home.
Department of the Interior notice from Lewistown Montana dated March 26 1918 states JOHN M CAMPBELL of Grass Range Montana filed intent to make final three year proof to establish his claim on sections 3 10 and 9 10 in township 15 north range 23 east with witnesses Emma Harrigan James E McKenna Samuel Eicoff and Roy Eayers all of Grass Range. Final proof before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range on April 30 1918. First publication March 28.
An estray sorrel mare about three years old, branded box K on left hip, came to the Mabry ranch ten miles west of Grass Range last August. The owner may claim by proving property and paying for this act and the keep expenses. M. Ransimer, Grass Range. 7-4t
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