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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1917
Page
7
Local item notes a big dance at Moose Hall with music by Moos and word of upcoming dances in Grass Range. The column lists ads including French Bros tires and mentions residents and visitors, staff changes at local businesses, road work, land and cattle plans, legal notices about pigs, and local civic matters involving Fergus County officials.
Mr and Mrs T E Hegna of Dickinson North Dakota stay at Youngs Hotel this week. He closed the deal for an elevator site beside the Flemming elevator and plans immediate construction as lumber and machines arrive. They will build a residence near the church soon. His North Dakota company ran elevators statewide and he believes Grass Range offers strong prospects for the elevator and other ventures.
C W Niswanger has sent in his resignation as manager of the N-Bar ranch effective the first of the month. He and his family will move to Pike creek to run a thousand acres, thirty horses, and a large cattle herd. A new manager named Black will take charge after the first.
The Board of County Commissioners last Thursday certified the vote on issuing 100000 in bonds to build a Fer gus County High School extension. The tally shows a majority of 239 with 2057 votes for the bonds and 1818 against.
A baby girl for Mr and Mrs Fred Eller born last Tuesday with all well. A baby boy for Mr and Mrs G T Blair born last Tuesday with family happy. A baby girl for Mr and Mrs George Crook born last Tuesday with Dr Bartlett attending all three cases.
In a shared war, Jean Dufour and Edouard Boyer were close childhood friends turned soldiers. Each courted Clochette Larrabee, who loved both but kept silent as Edouard died saving Jean during Verdun fighting. Jean later learned of the sacrifice after marrying Clochette, and they reburied Edouard at a cherished grave near their home.
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