Town and Community News Roundup
Local notices describe a Morgan public sale and an administrator sale of stock and machinery. Social events include dances at Leigh Slater’s barn and a Teigen change. several residents report travels and furloughs. Community updates cover church preaching, new electric lighting, sheep farm successes, and wartime letters from France.
Grass Range High School plans and achievements described
The Grass Range community outlines why a local high school is essential and details school activities this winter. The note highlights parent teacher work, Lyceum events, basketball, debates, Red Cross efforts, War Savings, community programs, and a patriotic wartime focus led by district principal W. R. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grass Range
Parent-Teachers Association
Lyceum
Winnett H. S
Red Cross
Red Cross Sale At Teigen Community Hall
A Red Cross sale is set for Saturday afternoon May 18 at Community Hall Teigen. Lewistown speakers will address the gathering at 2 p m before the sale and donations are requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Shawhan
Miles
Knight
Charters
W. M. Weber
Wiseman
Adams
Shierson
French
Blake
Kraus
Palmer
Mesdames Munson
Rinehart
Braniff
Shawhan
G. Maddox
Winger
Nicholas
Krause
Stinson
Marion Smock
Buckler
Dorothy Shaw
de Parente
Opal Buckler
Red Cross
Teigen
Lewistown
Miss Margaret Saylor Enlists in War Farm Near Chicago
E. E. Elliott reports a sister letter describing Miss Margaret Saylor engaged in government work on a 200 acre farm near Chicago. She operates a tractor and shuttles between the farm and Chicago with forty girls assisting. The note highlights how many eastern young women are contributing to the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Elliott
Margaret Saylor
Chicago
Miss Saylor
East
False report on found body sparks sheriff inquiry
A Democrat News item claimed a body found in Roy belonged to J. H. Afflerbach but investigators determined the remains were Indian. Authorities pursued investigation to resolve the mystery as Cross War Fund runs May 20–27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross War Fund
Democrat-News
J. H. Afflerbach
Roy
Sheriff’s Office
Spring Seeding Advances. Local Sods Hired for Neighbors
Chippewa notes report spring seeding nearly finished with many breaking sod. Those with no field work hire out to neighbors, a boon for local economy. Pine Butte society raised 19 dollars via a 50 cent fee two weeks ago, donated to the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Pine Butte Literary
Red Cross
Ida O. Trapp
Earl
Almon Trapp
Loeb
A. H. Kuhry
Chas
Tadewald
Lewistown
R. J. Flinders
Alaska Beach
Little Verdun
France
Road Meeting Set for May at N Bar Home Ranch
A county road meeting is scheduled for Sunday May 12 at the N Bar Home Ranch to discuss establishing a State road from Grass Range to Roundup running south of Grass Ranch. By order of COMMITTEE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Kuzleski
Camp Lewis
N Bar Home Ranch
Grass Range
Grass Ranch
Wellmans Saturday Specials at Kellogg’s Market
Advertises multi item sales including Corn Flakes two for two bits, large cans of peas and soup, assorted spices, chili and corn products. Promises fresh fruits and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's
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A.r.mackenzie
Notary Public
Morgan
Jess Morgan
Dorothy Brown
D. E. Allen
Lavina
I. L. Putnam
Roundup
Leigh Slater
Dave Swenson
E. H. Elliott
Finland
Rev. Hoffman
M. B
J. B. Barnes
State Bank
J. H. Charters
Walter Wilson
Roy Woods
Oregon
Olney
William Ryan
Bill
A. N. Boomer
Wray
Bozeman
Snowden
Methodist Church
Milwaukee
S. H. Light
Spokane
Frances Mueller
T N Rail
T’s
Armenia Relief Fund
H. L. Shewhan
Red Cross Sale
Chippewa News
Wellman’s
John Deere
Studebaker
W. H. Cullington
Jesse L. Morgan
W. C. Weber