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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
4
Notarized affidavit from A R Mackenzie sworn October 1922 in Grass Range Montana listing J M Vrooman & Son publishers of the Grass Range Chronicle and owners J M Vrooman & Son with no other mortgagees or security holders owning 1 cent or more. The statement names R B Vrooman and editor J M Vrooman.
Public notice from the Interior U S Office Lewistown Mont announces FRANK J BRUG and Norma TNA filed intent to make Final Three Year Proof to establish claim before JOE MONTGOMERY Register First published Sept 14.
Notice of claim in Grass Mont. filed Nov. 28 1917 before H E Blake U S Com Grass Mont. list of witnesses Toe M Shaw Joseph Rotter Albert Oneyager Grass Range Montana. Claimant names witnesses and location Grass Mont. on Oct 16.
Sheriff Woods announces a sale of property under judgment in Fergus County District Court. The sale is set for late October 1922 at 8 p.m. at the courthouse front door, with a hedge of parties including Dillavoa and Moore as attorneys for the plaintiff Sook Isak.
The remedy has served for colds croup and whooping cough for nearly fifty years and continues to gain favor as its quality becomes well known. It is a standard reliance in thousands of homes and is praised as safe pleasant for children and dependable.
Notice in this issue states E. Baraby intends to make final proof on his claim under U S interior provisions of March 1 1874. The notice describes support requirements and deadline details while noting open protests and unclear city postings.
Harold R. Peat renowned as Private Peat delivers The Hope of Civilization at the Chautauqua Festival. The Canadian-born speaker, famed war hero and journalist, will appeal for harmony among English-speaking peoples, drawing on his wartime reputation and international lecturing career.
The 1922 St Louis City Directory shows the Smiths at 3355 entries while the Joneses drop to fifth. Millers and Johnsons rank near the top with Browns fourth. It lists unique names from Hug to Jamm and Jelly with humorous pairs like Heaven and Hell and Judge and Jury.
Seven passenger Chandler touring car in new condition offered for sale. Inquiries welcomed at the State Bank.
Ellison-White presents Marion Ballou Fisk, a noted cartoonist, entertainer, storyteller and lecturer. She is acclaimed for artistic work and versatile stage ability with strong regional appeal and a broad lecture record across the United States and Canada.
Washington Oct 7 One Montanan earned between 500000 and 750000 another between 200000 and 250000 and another between 100000 and 150000 while several others reported 50000 to 60000 and 40000 to 50000 incomes. Overall 45557 filed returns totaling 109348194 and paid 2033190 in tax.
A great lecturer planned a demonstration at a high school. Two boys prepared the stage and reminded to place a pitcher of water on the platform. The expected act was a high dive performed by the lecturer.
Judicial District of the Riete in Fergus County Montana orders sale of property belonging to the defendants' estate. The 160 acre tract in Section 10, Township 16, Range 25 in Fergus County will be sold at public auction at the county courthouse at Lewistown. Barncord and Bills represent the plaintiff.
Notice of publication from the Interior Office Lewistown Montana dated Sept 25 1922 announces FRED WEINERT of Roy filed Jan 23 1918 for E No meeting Tea sch Sec 24 tw in N R 2 E P of intention to make final proof to establish claim before U S Commissioner at Roy Montana on Nov 7 1922. Names George M Bolk Theresa Bolk James Durm Barbara Durm Durmington all of Roy Montana First Pub Oct 5.
Notice for publication in the Interior Office Lewistown Montana dated Sept 28 1922 lists Luel la M Belyea of Wilder Montana who filed for additional homestead on Sept 3 1919 with land described in section 10 and adjacent parcels. Filing must be made before the Register and Receiver by November 8 1922 with listed agents A B Jakes Minnie A Randolph L K Arnold James M Agnew first publication Oct 5.
Department of the Interior notices propose to establish a boundary on Forest Grove Montana area. Claimant witnesses include Albert Frost and others from Forest Grove as listed for November 1922 proceedings.
Ward B Dickson of Becket Montana announces that Wallace Dickson of Becket has filed proof to graze hogs for a swine year ending October 28. The notice lists Dickson and local officials as witnesses and marks first publication September 28.
They are easier and more pleasant to take and their effect is gentle yet effective. The tablets move the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion without harshness.
Department of the Interior notice from Lewistown dated September 11 1922 records John M Murphy of Flatwillow Montana filing an intention to establish a claim under sections five and eight township and range in Grass Range Montana before U S Commissioner R W Blake. The filing cites witnesses Jacob Thum Edward Walker Harris and Elmer Frazer all of Flatwillow Montana.
Notice is given that FREDERIC BONZON of Grass Range Montana will make Three Year Proof on Oct 30 1922 to establish his claim to the NW NE SW and other described lands. Witnesses include Norman Nicholson and Frank Ratliffe all of Grass Range. R Montgomery Montana Register.
Department of the Interior lands notice at Lewistown Montana dated August 26 1922 states William C Woods intends to prove up a land claim in Section 30 Township 1 North Range 1 West before R W Blake U S Commissioner on October 16. Named witnesses are Charles McCracken Nathan E Gibson Neal Donohue and Hugh L Shawhan all from Grass Range Montana.
The text asserts that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy earns a good reputation by living up to its claimed excellence. It states every bottle meets high standards and that the remedy reliably relieves coughs colds croup and whooping cough and is pleasant and safe to take.
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