Town News and Community Notes from Grass Range
Local column reports social visits and travel of residents including Mr and Mrs de Hedge in Lewistown, notes new subscription gains, and discusses area developments such as oil royalties in Petroleum County and turkey marketing programs. It also mentions civic issues, the Chatauqua concert, business changes, a death in Omaha, and a minor fire at Bill Pearce’s blacksmith shop with minimal damage.
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de Hedge
Lewistown
Fred Hedge
J. B
Petroleum
Valentine
H. W. Rathbun
Munson
Rathbun
Grass Range
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Montana
Thwaite
Chicago
Ater
Witeoskie
Fred Wolfe
Teigen
Mossier
County Argus - Re
Mosher
Mer. Charters
Mercantile
F. E. Charters
Olive Huntley
L. A. Snyder
Omaha
Becket
George Culver
Fergus County
East Fork
Amos Snyder
Tom Shaw
Long Beach
Calif
Bill Pearce
Pearce
Seventh Grade School News Highlights and Utterances
The article recounts seventh grade activities under Mrs Martin including a project demonstration by Victtor Dootitee and a talk by Miss Giese on community roles. It notes glee club performances, district tax concerns, and elections of local education association officers Mr Howard elected president Mrs Brougher vice president and Mrs Eline Warner secretary.
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Martin
Giese
G. B
Laird
Glee Club
State Educational Association
Howard
Brougher
Eline Warner
See Merc Potatoes For Shipment By Carloads
G R Grocery Co advertises availability of about three carloads of potatoes for shipment. Inquiries are invited to obtain price details and arrange purchase.
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G. R. Grocery Co
First National Moves to New State Bank Building
Last Sunday the First National moved into the State Bank building owned by them since its closing. Mr. Rathbun moved into the building vacated by the First National. The bank improves its financial standing by shedding an empty building and gains modern, comfortable quarters.
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First National
State Bank
Rathbun
Tillman claims funds in closed banks across three cities
Shelby October 6 1923. C P Tillman of Tillman Plumbing Company alleges he has funds tied up in eight banks that failed since February 8 1923 across Roundup Shelby and Great Falls. He says banks are known to the public as defunct and plans to push the issue with state bankers convention next year.
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Shelby
C. P. Tillman
Tillman’ Plimbing Company
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