Town and Community Notes Timely in Grass Range
Mrs Walter Ringer of Minneapolis sister to Mrs J H McLean visits Becket. A E Pawla of State Life Insurance Co Helena on business. Mark Teters trades in Ford for Maxwell at French Bros. Garage. Several auto parties from here attend the fair and the Review will cover it. J W Lockhart Studebaker man from Lewistown here on business. Cecil Galloway and Jane Hath ron visit with Kinnicks and Hathrons after driving from Elgin Oregon. L M Addington settles with Henry Sibbert. drilling to start before October 15. In formation: big boiler at Spindle Top resumed drilling today. Russell Huber leaves for Amboy Minnesota in baby Lincoln. may return if Walker Bros. strike production. Last Sunday brings excitement. Lewistown Roundup 11 to 12 with barbecue at Dengel’s. William Gladstone, spidery violinist, leaves for Minneapolis by motorcycle. expects to return someday. Dick Sharp funeral at Creel's Lewistown. many friends assist. R Damico among them. Tom Cameron meets a wild divine healer near Winifred. jailed briefly, later deemed sane. Dr Kyte and wife sell and leave for Kalispell. Kyte to visit son in Indianapolis. Kris Berven and Oscar Anderson sale nets about 3500. 2000 cash. Charles Catto returns from Lewistown after wife’s operation. wishes for speedy recovery. Charivari at Rathbun apartments peters out. crowd dispersed. Rudolph Tadewald, Wm Strauss, Andrew Pletcher, Walter Jones, service men, leave for Great Falls to file disability claims. hope for fair treatment.
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Mark Teters
Maxwell
French Bros
Dog
J.W. Lockhart
Studebaker
Mondale Secure. Co
Lewistown
Cecil Galloway
Jane Hathron
Elgin
Oregon
Kinnicks
Hathrons
L. M. Addington
Henry Sibbert
Iver Berg
J. M. Johnson
Saul Kinnick
Bud Simpson
Butch’’ Junker
Carl Johnson
Kris Bergen
Montana
Russell Huber
Amboy
Minn
Lincoln
Walker Bros
Dengel’s
William Gladstone
United States
Spider
Minneapolis
Grass Range
Dick Sharp
Creel’s Chapel
Sharp
R. Damico
Winifred
Tom Cameron
Kyte
Sam Powell
Ross Fork
Kalispell
Indianapolis
Kris Berven
Oscar Anderson
Charles Catto
Rathbun
Rudolph Tadewald
Wm. Strauss
Andrew Pletcher
Walter Jones
Great Falls
U. S. Veterans’ Board
Popular Young Couple Weds In Grass Range
H. W. Rathbun and Miss LaVerne Houghton united in marriage at the B. K. Beatham residence with Rev. George Hirst officiating. The couple, returning to Grass Range, plan to live above the R. and J. Clothing Co. after a brief honeymoon trip via Cushman Lewis town and Judith Gap.
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H. W. Rathbun
Grass Range
Cushman
Mont
Rathbun
O. H. Houghton
R. & J. Clothing Co
Warde
Missoula
Captain Scott Lodge
Three room shack for sale at this office
A three room shack is offered for sale for 125 dollars. Interested buyers are asked to inquire at this office.
Death Rattle of a Ford Stranger to Fans
Willie asks Pop about a death rattle and Pop answers with a vivid metaphor calling it the last gasp of an expiring Ford, in a colorful exchange reflecting on end of life and decline.
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Willie
Pop
Honeymoon couple Mac Sween Wheeler wed in ceremony
Mr and Mrs Albert A Wheeler visited last Thursday night on the first lap of their honeymoon voyage. The bride Angela Mac Sween sister of Mrs Jack Fleming of Forest Grove was a teacher in Winnett and the couple plans to settle after a short state tour with Mr Wheeler returning to work in the Cat Creek oil field. Rev R H Stone of the M E church performed the ceremony Wednesday evening last week. The Review extends best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Wheeler
Wheeler
Cat Creek
Golden West Barbecue Draws Record Crowd at Joe Dengel Ranch
A barbecue and bucking contest at the Joe Dengel ranch drew a record crowd from Grass, Easter Fergus, and Lewistown. By 2 pm seven hundred people and 250 autos were counted while New York stockholders on a special train enjoyed the day’s events including a roasted three year old steer and a bucking contest led by Ex-Sheriff John Stephens. Montana branches appear to stay on the ground as aerial stunts rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dengel
Fergus
Lewistown
New York
Golden West
J. M. Myers
W. C. Boniface
John Stephens
Montana
Newlywed asks for a rolling pin in comic telegram
In a light exchange from the Youngstown Telegram a newly married couple joke about buying a rolling pin. Mrs Newlywed asks her mother to handle the purchase to avoid suspicion from the store clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Jim
Youngstown Telegram
Man Burns Wife Clothes to Stop Her From Running Around
In Okmulgee a man set fire to his wife’s clothing to keep her from wandering or leaving home. The act went unnoticed by bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okmulgee
Bakery Sign Warns Customers About Bread Sanitation
A small Alabama town bakery posts a notice urging patrons not to handle the bread, warning that the loaves are not sanitary and should not be touched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
History of Washington State Admission to the Union
The text notes Washington was once part of Oregon, became a territory in 1858, and was admitted to statehood on February 22, 1889. It references dates and the political evolution without additional details.
There Is Something Rotten With the Wheat Market
A Judith Basin County Press discussion argues there is a price manipulation scheme harming farmers. Reports show 10 cent per bushel gaps between Stanford and Geyser, with elevators paying higher bids locally. Farmers are urged to ship directly to commission firms, and authorities plan a full investigation into price discrepancies.
Coal orders advertised by Becket Mercantile Co
Phone orders invited for Phillips mine coal at 8.50 dollars per ton. The ad urges readers to place orders directly with Becket Mercantile Co for prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becket Merc. Co
Phillips
Milk For Sale At Winger Ranch In Louis Hanson Notices
Milk offered at eight and a half cents per quart or twelve quarts for one dollar. Advertisement from Winger ranch signed Louis Hanson.
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Winger Ranch
Louis
Hanson
Light Without Heat Theory Attracts Inventors
The article notes that firefly and glowworm examples prove cold light is possible. Experiments abroad show that glow from a Geissler tube with electric current emits very little heat, supporting the belief that electricity could solve the cold light problem.
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Walter Ringer
J. H. McLean
Becket
A. E. Pawla
The
State Life Insurance Co
Helena
Mac Sween—Wheeler
Palace Merc Co
Patrick
Burson
Judith Basin County Press
Stanford
Geyser
Coyote Bench
West Coast
Washington
E. J. Knull
Denton
That Place
Davis
Iveryone
D. Washburn
A. J. Young
Young's Hotel
Hedges Real Estate Co
Enyons
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