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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
1
Townley and co defendant were found guilty in Bow Nebraska and sentenced to prison. The legal team declined to comment on planned next steps as the case stems from a decision upheld by the United States Supreme Court.
A miner notices a shop sign promising a suit of clothes made while you wait. The tailor responds with a plea to leave a deposit and wait for completion.
Grass Range Montana hosts Rally Day with events from 9:00 to 5:00. A schedule features a band concert, Maypole drill, folk dance, band again, dances and flag drill, songs, and athletic contests. Prof cues pace high notes and local schools participate.
The meeting starts at 8 o clock led by Stephen Hanson. Sunday school occurs at 11 a m every Sunday morning with several interesting classes. The Bible class day is noted with planned enrollment and participation.
Spokane on April 30 reports Jay Eloision a former bond broker confessed to authorities about losses from 1 000 to 400 000 dollars in fraud schemes against James F Callahan a wealthy mining man of Wallace Idaho. Eloision is held in the county jail tonight awaiting further proceedings.
A fragmented message lists community notes from a rural area including visitors, crop activity, a Sunday school success, and social events. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Earl Jones staying with Mrs Jones’s parents, a Valentine dance, and local residents like Miss Billy De Silva and Miss Jeanette Hedman visiting. A for sale line advertises a “blue-eyed, brown-headed, sized girl” with Texas pricing.
The snippet notes Warner Kruger as a visitor at the DeSilva home with uncertainty about his return to Montana.
Property owners are notified that the city council has designated May 10 as Clean Up Day. Failure to observe may result in rubbish removal at the property owner's expense.
Fragment confirms talk of electing a superintendent and teachers for the summer session. It mentions everyone who would participate or has a stake but provides no names dates or locations.
Notice that St Anne's League hosts a card night at the Bank Store. Entrants pay 50 cents after card, with a party to follow. Everyone is invited.
For rent. $160 cash. 640 acre cattle range past Watered and fenced seven miles north of A H Floaten Becket. Post.
Local notice invites inquiries from individuals understanding general farm tasks and related duties. Contact point is seven miles south of Grass or at Review station for details and application.
Exasperated with her husband appearing purposeful, a Bos transcript suggests a woman exclaims in mock infirmity for a dagger. The fragment hints at a dramatic domestic moment without full context or clear outcome.
An unofficial announcement via F. Kelley of Anaconda Copper Mining Co. and John Gillie indicates a syndicate in Cat Creek will drill 23 additional wells, bringing total wells to 25 on a 16 acre tract. The plan follows earlier West Dome wells and a government lease holding, with Fergus County oilmen backing the leaseholders and Lewistown expecting regional gains.
Fragmentary OCR shows a hearing before commissioners of Chouteau ex, with Justice Wij dissenting. The text cites advertising issues and upcoming proceedings related to county or court actions in what appears to be a local government matter.
A fragmented report describes a hearing on butterflies moths and spiders with mention of a researcher F and references to study results and an organ tunning. The text is garbled but notes ongoing inquiry and local inquiry into natural history subjects.
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