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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1920
Page
4
Town and community news recounts a sale at Fleta ten miles north of Grass Range on Tuesday November 23. The item lists local arrivals and marriages including Lefferts girl in Lewistown and a Minneapolis wedding, plus fires, sport events, school notes, and a turkey shoot with local participants.
Dor ris N Hitch of Forest Mont filed intention to prove up a land claim described as nw we uh sw and nw sector in section 13 township 13 north range east near Grass Range Mont. The proof before R W Blake U S Commissioner is set for December 20 1920 witnesses Andrew Aven Harry Sellers Carl Erickson and John L Hunt all of Forest Grove Mont. First publication November 18 1920.
Advice advises taking three Chamberlain tablets during a bilious attack for a quick recovery, reflecting era medical guidance.
Benjamin F Hill, a well known farmer and sheepman in Eastern Fergus, died last Monday at his Forest Grove area ranch from appendicitis. He was a respected citizen with many friends in Fergus County. He leaves a wife and two young children. funeral details are not yet available.
William Woods Jr reports a free dance at the school house with fine music and supper. Deer are scarce in the Snowies while Coal from the Drylanders mine proves good. Magnus Johnson brought in a deer from the foothills. A yearling roped by Woods broke its neck. he is fine. Joe McIntyre enters White Leghorn pultry market with 50 to 75 of 50 pullets. Grass Range boys practice with rifles for turkey shoot. South road work continues amid blasting. Belgian hares near Al Boomer ranch multiply. Sam Bersuch builds a new house. Wheat price drop sows changed plans and unpaid groceries loom. The Grass Range Review remains the local paper.
The Freshmen hosted a debate on Shakespeare's Lady of the Lake with three boys and three girls. the boys won but the girls remained unfazed. Armistice Day was observed with band music a community sing and a short address by Prof. Davis. The letter from Minneapolis Red Cross seeks class nursing photos as they are Montana’s first nursing class of boys. Grass Range notes spirit and unity as key to achievement.
A lost Airedale dog answering to Billy has been found wearing a collar with the name Paul S. Dyer. Mrs. Paul Dyer announces the search for the rightful owner and asks the public for assistance in reuniting the pet.
La Rue Smith piloted a plane that landed near the Devil's Basin field, with Patty Harrington and Naomi Charters aboard. The group hurried to the Charters home to warm after the Friday afternoon trip on a cold day, before planning return flights the next day.
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