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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
7
Town and Community notes from Grass Range. Train runs daily except Sunday with stops at Lewistown and other points. Church services, local trades, farm plans, influenza update, and railroad injuries appear alongside births, visits, and cattle shipments to Chicago.
In France since 1917 Harry Attix was gassed in a June drive and remains in hospital as of October 1. Ernest Attix joined the officers training corps last spring and is now in Texas. The column shares a World War I pun from Ernest about Greece Turkey and the Bosphorus, Mesopotamian wordplay, and a lost keys notice asking the finder to return them to the office.
With restrictions lifted, public worship returns at Grass Range Church this Sunday November 24 at 8 p m. Sunday school also restarts at 11 a m each Sunday. A. P. Aiton urges gratitude for peace and urges attendance while church work awaits Heath Board clearance.
Foreign Minister Pichon replies to Secretary Lansing noting America's great debt and the renewed ancient alliance sealed by the victory. He thanks the U S for the congratulatory telegram and emphasizes lasting memory of shared triumph.
Helena Nov 17 State Adjutant General Phil Greenan says orders from Provost Marshal General Crowder halt physical examinations for draft registrants in Montana. Local boards must process transportation and meal tickets issued to selected men. Classification for ages 18 to 36 will continue.
Advertises 28 head of fresh milk cows for sale described as gentle native stock. Located one and a half miles west of Jim Shaws, seller A. N. Boomer.
State teachers examination set for Thursday December 5 at the court house in Lewistown. Nelle L Fahey County Superintendent of Schools announces the test and directs all teachers to report.
Three fresh milk cows are available in Grass Range Montana. Contact P O Box 133 for details.
Very near new Royal Typewriter, property of a soldier now in France. One of the standard makes, offered at a bargain price to any buyer. Can be viewed at this office.
A shipment of corn was sent to Lewistown to be shown at Miles City next week. Mr. Stanley of the Chamber of Commerce will accompany the exhibit. Though the display from this area was smaller than hoped it should boost Valentine country’s standing in the corn belt and may combine with Winnett samples. Names include W. F. Kirk S. F. Perry Chas Myere J. C. Terman Frank Hervatin A. D. Cook and Art Gagnon.
Carl W. Riddick sues Advance-Rumley Thresher Co. for damages after buying a tractor with gang plows in 1917. He states the outfit was misrepresented as to condition and work quality, plowing only 400 of 1000 acres. He seeks note cancellation and $4,000 damages for reduced crop. E. K. Cheadle represents the plaintiff.
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