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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
6
Notice for publication lists a land sale directed by the General Land Office for Riley of Forest Grove Montana. The tract in Tp 18 N R 21 E is offered at not less than 3.00 per acre with bidding opening May 18 1920 at 10 AM. Registration by H J Kelly. First published April 8.
Department of the Interior notices Theodore Hanson of Teigen Montana claims three year proof to establish land in Section 28 Township 16 North Range 25 East. Hearing before R W Blake U S Com Grass Range Montana on May 26 with witnesses Roffie Martino John L Hild William K n James H Reed all of Teigen Montana. First pub April 22.
The piece urges everyone to work hard for their family and stay in good physical shape. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation biliousness or indigestion and promises you will feel able to work after following the directions.
At my Grass Range ranch 4 miles east I offer 50 M feet of native lumber including 2x4s and 6 and 8s up to 16 feet, boards suitable for sheetings. For 30 days price is 1 M feet at mill. Address Price USD 30 per? ED McKNIRE Grass Range Montana.
The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal treatment that reaches the disease via the blood. It asserts local applications fail and that the medicine, prepared by Chenet & Co., Toledo, uses tonics and blood-acting ingredients. It mentions pills for constipation and offers free samples.
For sale an assortment including Choice Amber Durham seed wheat. Two year old oats, A No.1. Four thoroughbred yearling Rhodhore bulls. Contact Snyder at Becket Montana.
Interior Department Office in Lewistown Montana serves Arthur D Wall of Roundup with Minnie E Johnston's contest to cancel his home stead entry No 033415 filed April 26 1920. Allegations claim abandonment noncultivation lack of military service and lands still wild. Wall must answer within twenty days after fourth publication or entry will be canceled. Publication dates April 29 May 6 May 13 May 20 1920.
Pearl Hubert Brown of Lewistown Montana files intention to prove up a desert land claim No 017616 dated May 27 1912 for Lot 3 and adjacent sections in Township 16 North Range 25 East M M before U S Commissioner R W Blake Grass Range Montana on May 15 1920 with witnesses James E McKenna Roy J French William Shanks and Herman Bradigan all of Grass Range First published April 15 1920.
Department of the Interior notices Pelagia Gallas and Frank Gallas of Cheadle Montana file for final three year proof to establish land claims in sections 34 36 township 16 north range 21 east and 15 north 21 east. Hearings set before the Lewistown Register May 18 1920 with witnesses Pelagia Frank Gallas William Rabent Joseph Stipech Novary Svend Holland. First published April 15.
Fresh cow and six White Wyandotte hens offered by Mrs. T. H. Overby. Also mentions a roost or roost er and implies available poultry assets.
This ad promotes a Viking cream separator as a major time saver on farms. It highlights easy assembly and cleaning, smooth operation, and reliability, claiming substantial time saved to offset the machine’s cost. It invites readers to come in and see the product.
William A. Crook of Grass Range Montana filed notice to purchase to establish a desert land claim No. 020064 for section 25 township 14 north range 24 east in Montana. He lists witnesses Oscar Newberg George Charboneau Thomas H. Ward and George E. Batz all of Grass Range. First pub April 8.
Notice under Sec 2455 U S GLO to Peter Spoja of Battrick Montana for sale at public auction at 10 AM May 11 1920 of Lot 1 Sec 8 Tp 13 N R 24 E containing 39.87 acres minimum bid 3.00 per acre. claims or objections to be filed with J Kelly Register.
Burr Hockett of Becket Mont has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to land in Montana. The filer references H E No. 034266 for parcels in township 14 north range 22 west. The notice is dated Lewistown Montana April 12 1920 and sets a May 26 deadline with witnesses Frank Metzel George Snyder Amos Snyder.
Notice under Commissioner order for William L Minischmidt giltedge Montana serial 043169. Public sale set for 10:00 A M May 8 1920 at the office to the highest bidder not below 3 50 per acre. Property described as nef ned Sec 9 Tp 16 N R 22 E and authorized by letter C dated March 9 1920. Claims or objections to be filed by the hour named.
The district court summons all persons claiming any interest or lien on the Fergus County Montana property described as the south half of the northeast quarter and the east half of the southeast quarter of section 21, Township 18N, Range 26E. Plaintiffs Arthur Newman and Sarah Ann Newman seek to quiet title as sole heirs and joint owners. Respondents have 60 days after first publication to answer.
ALMA M. KINNICK of Grass Range Mont has filed intent to make three year proof to establish on land described in section 32 town 15 north range 24 east. Hearings set by Blake U S Commissioner at Shenae Mont on May 10, 1920. Present names James L. Dudley Oscar P. Hagen Victor Thomas Ige W. Kinnick.
Leo F. Turner of Teigen Montana, holder of homestead entry No 035162 for the southeast quarter of section 17 township 14 north range 25 east M M, posts notice of intention to make three year proof to establish ownership before R W Blake U S commissioner at Grass Montana on May 19 1920. Witnesses named Ross Walker Roy Marks Charles A Davis Bert M Bond all of Grass Montana. First Pub April 15.
Dominico Cusimano of Teigen Montana files notice of intention to make Final Three Year Proof to establish a land claim on section 29 township 16 north range 25 east M M. The proof will be before R W Blake U S Commissioner at Grass Range Montana on May 18 1920. Joe Geardinello and James A Peet of Teigen Montana listed as associates.
Russell M. Huber of Grass Range Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his claim to land described in section 31 township range. The proof is to be sworn before R W Blake U S Commissioner at Grass Range on May 19 1920. Ralph Johnson Aron Dort William Alexander Elmer Johnson all listed as witnesses from Grass Range Montana. H T Kelly Register. First Pub April 165.
Notice is hereby given that under Sec. 2455 R.S. the General Land Office will offer at public sale land parcels in Township 13 North Range 24 East Lot 6 and 7 under the application of Peter Pes of Butrick Montana. Sale begins at 10 o'clock on the 11th day of May 1920. The sale will close at the hour named, with objections or adverse claims to be filed at once.
William E. Stabb of Fort Maginnis Montana seeks three year proof to establish a claim in section 25 township 16 range M, before U S. Commissioner R. W. Blake at Grass Range on May 18. Others listed include Willie Meadors Herman Nirth Tait and J. Kelly registrar.
Notice to establish claims to land described as section 14 township sw east and related parcels in Montana. Hearing set before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range on the 19th. Claimants include Eugene V Nelson and others from Becket Montana and Victor J Nelson.
Department of the Interior notices Louis W. Reusch of Grass Range Montana has filed intention to make five proof to establish a claim in Mackinaw district. He lists witnesses Joseph A. Oien James Ey Riley Wielden David Allen all of Grass Range Montana. First publication April 29.
William Robinson of Pine Grove files to establish claim to homestead in Grass Range Montana with witnesses Griff St Jerm John A Lundeen Jennie E Johnston Oscar K Johnstad and others. First publication April 29 1920.
Department of the Interior notices JOHN SALLY of Grass Range Montana who filed for land in Section 31 Township 14 North Range 24 East. He is required to prove up his claim before R W Hughes U S Commissioner Grass Range Montana by May 31, 1920. Names Walter E H John F ae Anthony bert Cox ae H. 2 ea Register.
Buried in a blurred notice is a June 4 1915 A E Ho claim by Birger Benson of Tyler Montana for nwt nwi section 30 with a later addendum dated April 18 and a year proof to establish claim before U S Commissioner at Grass Range Montana on June 2 1920 Roy E William fare Gus ce Saar t Ray of Tyler H J Kelly Register
William Willis of Grass Run filed notice of intention to prove a claim on June 2 before U S Commissioner R W Blake at Grass Run. The document records his three year proof filing for a land claim first published April 29 1920.
Bank Grocery Store advertises a steady stock of fresh greens including lettuce spinach and kale. Local shoppers can find reliable daily produce at the downtown market with frequent restocks and affordable prices.
Foresters from the United States Department of Agriculture describe keeping a wood fire burning day and night with minimal attention. A plentiful layer of ashes, level with the andiron, forms glowing charcoal that sustains slow burning and aids reignition, with 10 to 12 hours of heat from a banked fire.
A discussion emphasizes that success comes from facing hardships not ease. Youths raised with privilege lack strength. effort and resistance build capability. Those who endure struggle become scholars, merchants, and capable managers, while those fearing effort fail to grow.
A narrator recalls attending a grand affair in the rain with the judge's daughter. He spent much of his salary on attire and arrived with his sister serving as matron of honor. The night features a formal hallway reception, nervous self awareness, and a stylish display as they enter the ballroom.
The Red Cross stated that nitrous oxide gas supplied in France by army medical corps and the Red Cross saved many American soldiers. It was undervalued by physicians before the war but increased blood pressure and strengthened the heart without shocks or depressions, leading to widespread use in hospital operating rooms by war’s end.
A young man recalls an old lady who visited wounded soldiers. When she asked a question about his wound another patient pretended to sleep. The awake patient replies that he read about his injury in the papers.
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