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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
5
Mrs C L Kellogg Montana state secretary for town and county work of the YWCA will speak in Grass Range Saturday evening at Moose hall presenting the organization's plans and inviting attendance at the concert event.
The Ladies Aid Society reported the $330 piano debt was fully paid within three months and praised the effort. M Woods bought land behind Grass Range Mercantile Co. for a truck yard, a productive bottom parcel. Roads west of Grass Range need dragging, while Teigen east roads are fair. Arthur Fisher, former Rainbow division member, arrived from Fort Russell via Grass Range, with nine months overseas service and wounds from the Argonne Forest.
A local memorial day program will feature an address by Rev. Aiten at the church Sunday morning. Businesses will close briefly from 10:30 to 11:30. W R Anderson and family visited Ashley country last Sunday and report spring wheat starting well. Prof. Davis returned from Lewistown. Mrs. Davis is recovering from a minor operation in St Joseph's hospital and will join Mr. Davis after school. James McCarthy of Fort Maginnis visited town. he recently traveled from Lincoln Nebraska and filed on the Lee Fields homestead in Maginnis section.
A fountain pen marked Argonne St Mihiel and Scheldt was found on Main Street. The finder may leave it at this office to receive a reward.
The Siamese call their country Thai or Muang-Thai meaning free. The kingdom spans about 195000 square miles, with 45000 in the Malay Peninsula, totaling just over half of British Columbia. Its population is around 8200000, roughly equal to Canada’s population.
Guidance on creating a light airy guestroom that feels informal and homey. Emphasizes a detached feel from family spaces, with the most comfortable bed available and a preference for twin beds if possible.
The School Board met last Saturday to hear requests for forming a new district from the eastern end of District No. 27. It opposed the eastern line but favored moving the western line along the township boundary. If the western change falls, two signers to the petition must be consulted before agreement. If opposed, the County Superintendent of Schools will rule.
Everything Free invites the public to an open air concert by the High School Band and a tennis match plus other sports on school grounds Tuesday evening May 27. Admission costs nothing and attendees are urged to show appreciation for the band’s entertainment.
Bert Melchert, the county road builder, visited town on Tuesday to announce that his camp and outfit will be set at the Ben Moulton ranch by next Saturday. Grading and improvements on the North Roa road will start from the camp to the foothills of the mountains, with a planned change near Novary.
A 4710 pound nephrite jade block is exhibited at the New York Museum of Natural History foyer. Measuring seven feet by two feet by one foot, it is the largest jade block found to date, with Scientific American noting its size could supply prehistoric nephrite material for Europe. The block came from a German quarry, challenging the idea that ancient jade came only from China or Burma.
A child asks if God will allow him to take his Teddy bear to heaven to play with. The mother responds that he will not die and that angels will play with him, but the child insists he knows the bear better than the angels and wants a place where the bear goes to heaven with him.
After injury, obtain a bottle of liniment labeled for sprains and apply as directed by the accompanying printer directions. Follow the bottle’s guidelines for immediate care and cautionary use to alleviate discomfort and support initial healing.
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