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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
4
About 75 boxes of fruit have been taken so far though trees are not bearing yet. Pearson on the west side produced several boxes for the market. Bitter Root peaches are described as equal or superior in color size to Yakima fruit with excellent flavor.
Community rummage sale announced for Saturday inviting residents to browse a mix of used goods and donated items with proceeds supporting local programs. Volunteers will run stalls from morning until afternoon at the community center and nearby lot.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a mild easy to take physic or medicine named Cet s Tab. The readable words suggest a product intended as a gentle remedy though details such as active ingredients or exact purpose are missing.
Notice in Tyr Mestene near Tyler Montana lists Rvey W. Froembling as party and calls witnesses for a hearing. The publication date is Oct. 19 with details about fees and registration by the Lofty Register.
District Court of the Tenth Judicial District Fergus County Montana grants sheriff sale of property tied to defendants Herman Bertram Pger J W Balfour and C E Jackson. Sale set for Saturday November 4 with all appurtenances at Lewistown Montana. WM R Woods Jr sheriff Amaracora & Bille attorneys for the plaintiffs.
The remedy has served cattle croup and whooping cough for nearly fifty years and is trusted in thousands of homes. It is a dependable and safe medicine, pleasant to take, especially for children, which adds to its strong favorable record.
Notice is hereby given that CHARLES E. BARABY intends to make proof of his claim before the Interior, United States. The filing location is Lewistown Montana, and the notice is dated September. Details of the claim and proof requirements follow in the official notice.
Congressman Riddick spoke in Deer Lodge detailing economic woes blamed on Democratic misrule. He cited high railroad rates and wasteful wartime bureaus, urging reduction of taxes and debts, stronger protections for ex soldiers, and a return to peace through Republican policies.
Wiley L. Driscoll was fatally injured Tuesday when he slipped into a self feeding threshing separator near Hulett Wyoming. He remained conscious long enough to assist in freeing himself but died en route to medical care. He was about 88, a well known stockman and farmer from southeastern Montana and northwestern Wyoming, survived by his wife and three children.
Former Montana governor lauds Carl Riddick as one of the brightest in the house. He recalls Riddick’s honesty and shared roots, urging Republicans to unite for a sweeping victory in Treasure State.
Dana M. Easton of Poplar Republican nominee for clerk of the state supreme court has lived in Poplar near Fort Peck Indian Reservation since its municipal formation over a decade ago. A University of Minnesota law graduate and Roosevelt County deputy attorney, he served in World War I with the American Expeditionary Forces in France. He was wounded in action and endured surgery, returning home to active American Legion leadership and a strong bid for election in November.
A gubernatorial style appeal endorses Carl Riddick a Republican farmer and four year congressman from Eastern Montana. It lauds his 100 percent Americanism record, efficiency in Washington, and strong district support while attacking rivals and urging Montanans to vote for him.
Public notice from the Interior Department in Lewistown Montana dated Sept 28 1922 lists Luella M Belyer of Wilder Montana who on Sept 3 1919 filed an additional entry under No 043842 before the receiver with witnesses B F Zeker A L Old James M Agnew. Joe Montgomery, Register. First Pub Oct 5th.
Department of the Interior announces a notice of land entry by Angela Mac Sween of Forest Grove MaineMont on September 27, 1921. The notice describes the land to be established and recorded before Montgomery, Register. First publication several dates in October 1975.
Notice is hereby given that WALLACE DICKSON, gon, all of First Pub. Sept. 28.
Question asks how Chamberlain's Tablets are better than ordinary cathartic and liver pills. Answer: they are easier and more pleasant to take and work gently. They move the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion.
Department of the Interior announces that John M Murphy of Fletwillow Montana will file for a homestead entry near Grass Range Montana. The notice states the public land claim will be heard on October 30, 1922 and lists the register Joe Montgomery. First publication September 28.
Interior, U S at Lewistown Montana issues notice dated Sept 20 1922. Frederic Bonzon of Grasse Montana seeks to establish a claim under an 1917 act before R W e U S at Grasse Montana by Oct 30. Norman N Herbert of Grasse Montana is named in related filing.
U. S. Land Office at Kuscon announces Fred Weinert of M will take proof to establish a land claim described here. L. Clow, U.S. Commissioner at Roy Montana, will oversee on November 7, 1922. First publication October 5.
A Norfolk advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted cure for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims every bottle meets high standards of excellence and is pleasant and safe to take for relief and care of ailments.
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