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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
3
Town and community notes cover events in Grass Range including Benstead sale at Beedie barn, local visits by Rudy Miller, a 62nd birthday for Burt Ingram, P. T. A. plans, and a Grass Range Threshers Assn meeting. Forest fires end, Chautauqua plans, and local business changes noted.
In Lewistown the Methodist Center reports a shortage of ministers by about seventeen. Grass Range hopes for a resident pastor soon while A. P. Allen covers church work temporarily. Rev. Aiten will preach Friday night and a conference meeting follows to discuss church needs before a permanent pastor arrives.
A reporter visits oil wells near Winnett and Box Elder creek noting abundant flow and large waste potential. Decker-Collins No 2 caps and Frantz No 2 remain strong producers about 4000 barrels daily. Pipelines to Winnett reduce waste as tank cars arrive. new wells expected. Also notices Grass Range Montana issue 22 taxes for Special Improvement District No 7 with five day inspection and a September 7 public hearing.
A short classified notice lists a Welsh Shetland pony for sale priced at 59 dollars with contact reference to A. E. Trapp for details and acquisition.
A health tip advises keeping bowels regular for happiness. It recommends taking one or two Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to induce a gentle bowel movement the next morning. The suggestion emphasizes practical, home remedies and quick results.
For sale a large grain cleaner and a wild oat cleaner and engine offered by Independent Elevator Co.
A promotional note recalls Chamberlain's Tablets for gentle bowel movement improved appetite and strengthened digestion, urging readers to remember the remedy.
R. B. Walker reports eight to ten sows with small pigs observed. no additional details provided.
Grass Range residents pay near a third more for fresh and salt meats than Minneapolis shoppers. Independent Packing and Provision Co publishes beef prices with cuts listed such as Boiling Beef 7c, Round Steak 19c, Sirloin 20c, Porterhouse 16c, Lamb Shoulder 18c, Pork Shoulder 2c, Fresh Pork Butts 25c.
The oil train from Frantzwell No. 2 passes Grassie this week headed to Greybull Wyoming refineries. Milwaukee plans 1500 barrels daily. Ducks sunk in Frantz pool. oil fouled feathers. Grass Range lacks gasoline. Button Butte well abandoned for Yellow Water field work.
Gov. Henry J. Allen wins a decisive Kansas primary by 126000 over Alexander Howat's farmer labor faction. The editorial notes Kansas rejected radicals, cites broad farmer support, and warns against Soviet style rule, praising Allen as a steady reformer and ally to farmers.
James J. Corbett headlines the presentation titled Prince of Avenue A performed at the Grand on Saturday night drawing local theatergoers and fans.
Dave Hofer says Hofer Bros will begin threshing next week and have taken out new plows yesterday to start fall breaking. The move followed their addition to the subscription list.
Japanese traders seek a larger share of the South Seas market valued at 2 000 00000 yen yearly. Exports are just 1 percent but rising after the war. Leaders urge imports of rubber sugar chemicals dyestuffs and spices from the islands. President Kimura of the Singapore Japanese Emporium proposes direct trade offices in Sumatra and Manila to grow Malaysia trade.
At Indiana centennial tea hosted by the Woman's Press Club a quilt displayed bore a note revealing the blue and white blocks were pieced by a maid who lived with the narrator's grandmother for thirty years. The remark sparked inquiries about descendants still living.
Cantrell speaks of going to a promise sing while Cochran asks why not. Cantrell claims she has no doer and mentions Prigee ton Tiger in a fragmentary exchange.
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