Train Schedules and Farm News From Grass Range
Grass Range notes include train times to Lewistown and Harlowton with connections, plus weather hints, plowing, and crops. Farmers urged to raise more hogs. The Pioneer Garage unloads Ford cars. the blacksmith shop reopens. Local officials discuss an improvement district. new grocery and meat market opens. Details on residents’ travels, school enrollment, and potato yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Garage
Col. Cullington
Latch Hill
Wiseman
C. Walsh
Lewistown
Forbes Wiseman
Grass Range
Pioneer
Catholic Services Schedule in Grass Range and Novary
Catholic services will be held in Grass Range on Tuesday November 20 at 10 30 a m And in Novary on Saturday November 24 at 10 30 a m x Mueller was mentioned in the notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grass Range
Novary
Saturna
Mueller
Pioneer Meat Market Reopens as South End Market
The Pioneer Meat Market will resume operations in a few days under new name South End Market. John Stolle of South Dakota has taken management and arrived here Monday to oversee the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Edwards
Lewistown
Milwaukee
South End
John Stolle
South Dakota
A M Parker Passes Away On Grass Range Ranch
A M Parker died Thursday after a short illness. He lived six miles east of Grass Range. Funeral services were held Sunday in Lewistown at Creel undertaking parlors conducted by Rev C M Donaldson. Survived by his widow and several children including George Parker Mrs Ben Moulton and Ed Smith of Grass Range and a stepson. Parker was described as a man of fine character and sterling worth and was widely respected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Parker
Grass Range
Lewistown
Creel
C. M. Donaldson
Mabry Ranch Sold in Swap to Idaho Couple
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ransimer arrived from Coeur d’Alene Idaho to take possession of the Mabry ranch in an exchange deal valued around 25000 dollars. The Ransimers traded for the Mabry property and other Idaho holdings, with Ed G. Smith of Lewistown arranging the sale. The Review welcomes the new owners to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Ransimer
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
John Mabry
Ransimer
Mabry
Coeur d’Alane
Ed. G. Smith
Lewistown
Mrs. Ransimerf
Mabry Farewell Party Before Move to Idaho Home
Friends and neighbors surprised Mr and Mrs Mabry with a farewell gathering at their home for their move to Coeur d Alene Idaho. Thirty to forty attendees enjoyed dancing games and a midnight supper before departing with best wishes for their future happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mabry
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Mabry
Engine Watchman Dies in Oklahoma Yard
William McCoy, a watchman in the local yards, died suddenly Sunday morning after years of illness not considered serious. He went to the depot seeking warmth, and within minutes collapsed. Coroner Cree conducted an inquest. verdict: natural causes. McCoy left a wife, child, and property near McAllister, Oklahoma. He was a colored man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCoy
Cree
McCoy
MecAllister
Oklahoma
Grade Averages Highlight At Local School
In the first month of school Lois Saylor led the fourth grade with the highest average. In fifth grade George Hetfield, sixth grade Helen Shierson, and eighth grade Harry Shierson topped their classes. Helen Shierson held the grammar room high average. A future print will list top averages by grade and those absent or tardy. Patent-teachers association meeting set for Friday evening November 2 at 8 30. Wilford and Lallah Bates enrolled in the eighth grade Monday Jessie Bates enrolled in the fourth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Saylor
George Hetfield
Helen Shierson
Harry Shierson
Patent-Teachers’ Association
Wilford
Lallah Bates
Jessie*Bates
Burros For Sale In Foal With Harness Offer
Two mountain jinny burros in foal for 50 dollars each. If both taken harness included. Well broke to harness. Enquire of George Clickner or at this office. 40-21
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinny
George Clickner
District Court suits filed by Allen and Grogan-Robinson
Walter T. Allen sues Grass Range Mercantile Company for 678.36 with MecConochie Anderson and Greene as attorneys. The Grogan-Robinson Lumber Company sues O C Travis for 793.22 represented by Matson and Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter T. Allen
Grass Range Mercantile Company
MecConochie, Anderson & Greene
Grogan-Robinson Lumber Company
O. C. Travis
Matson & Thompson
Duck Creek School Holds Halloween Program at Ledbetter's Hall
On October 26 pupils staged a Halloween and Fall Program for parents at Ledbetter's Hall, their new school location. A large turnout enjoyed dancing after the program. Ladies sold boxes for 20.75 dollars, aiding the organ fund. Twelve pupils remain enrolled. one month of the fall term remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Creek School
Ledbetter’s Hall
An Old Man's Stomach
As people age and slow down, less food is needed to satisfy the body. At 85 or 90 a person tends to be a light eater, yet occasional overeating happens and Chamberlain's Tablets are used to correct the disorder. The tablets strengthen the stomach and aid natural function with a gentle bowel movement.
Our Clubbing Offer for Two Papers
The Review and St Louis Globe Democrat Twice a Week offer at 2.00. The Review and Cincinnati Enquirer offer for 2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Review and
St. Louis Globe
Democrat
Cincinnati Enquirer
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R. R
Harlowtown
H. J. Brugge
Billings
Auto
Dr. Brugge
Chicago
French Bros
Prof
Davee
Flinder Ranch
Roy
Battrick Bros
State Bank
C. A. Kennedy
Great Falls
Goodridge-Call Lumber Co
Hanley
Atlantic City
New Jersey
New York City
Detroit
Minneapolis
Frank Campbell
Red Cross
Mrs. Crego
Miles
R. J. French
Fergus
J. E
Margaret Saylor
Emma Light
Frank M. Milligan
Indianapolis
Illinois
A. M. Peterson
John A. Coleman
Ford Creek Oil Company
Fergus County
Oscar Mitchell
Bozeman
Shorthorn Association
Mitchell
Shierson
Montana
Mabry Ranch
Grass Range Merc. Co
District Court
Halloween Entertainment
Grass Range Land, Loan & Live Stock Co
Grain Growers Elevator
J. K. Raugstad
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