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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
4
A two year old bay mare with a bald face and a brand on the left shoulder strayed from TOM WARD's ranch last winter. The animal disappeared four miles south of Teigen, eleven miles southeast of Grass Range. A liberal reward is offered for information leading to recovery.
19 21 date line. 26 horsepower Buffalo Pitts steam engine in good threshing condition priced at 606 dollars with wagon and tank. Inquire at this office.
Paris announces Marshal Ferdinand Foch will visit the United States next April. The announcement came from Strasbourg, detailing the planned international tour and diplomatic engagements for the renowned French commander.
The piece cautions that frequent colds lead to chronic catarrh afflicting up to ninety five percent of adults. It recommends avoiding colds and treating promptly, endorsing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a dependable cure for colds.
Advertisement from E. M. Light of Grass Range Montana seeking lease of No. 1 stock ranch eight miles south on county road. 513 acres under fence with log house barn granary root cellar chicken house pasture water and fuel wood. 125 acres cultivated. option to lease 320 acres adjoining Beaver Ball Creek pasture. Responsible party with full working equipment required.
Benton Harbor Mich August 26 Jack Dempsey champion and manager Jack Kearns express deep respect for Billy Miske the St Paul challenger in a looming title bout next Monday Dempsey trains hard to reach peak form noting Miske may rival Jess Willard in size weighing about 187 pounds and possibly more than Dempsey Labor Day. Harry Greb Pittsburgh light heavyweight set to join as sparring partner soon.
The Central Montana Fair committee secured the Big Wild West Roundup as an added attraction. The two day event drew at least 3000 spectators in a small town. The act features riding bucking horses riding steers and bulldogging with a reigning Northwest champion woman. The writer says the exhibit is worth seeing.
A brown mare about 150 pounds six years old branded Hir on the right shoulder and a yearling mare branded V on the left thigh are missing. Reward of twenty five dollars for their return or information leading to their recovery, per H. T. Widdifield, Blakeslee, Montana.
Notice is given that Joe Wells of Montana filed intention to prove up a land claim in Section 35 Town 13 Range 22 East Mountan Meridian. The hearing will be before R W Blake in Grass Range Montana on September 7. Witnesses Edward Wells Modeste Rocheleau Isadore La Framboise Charles W Tyler all of Tyler Montana. First pub Aug 5.
Ernest Vierke of Gilt Edge Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a claim to lands described as lots 6 7 8 section 20 and lot 5 section 29 township 6 north range 2 west on the Crow Creek district. The hearing before the register and receiver in Lewistown Montana is set for September 18 1920 with witnesses H C Burnett Lee Fields Lawrence Cooper Frank Smith. First publication August 12 1920.
Notice is given under Sec 2455 K S based on Lewis S Butler application Serial No 043672 to offer at public sale the ne se Sec 29 Tp 14 N R 24 E at 10 AM Sep 13 1920 in the office. Minimum price 3.00 per acre. Sale closes when bidders present finish bidding. Highest bidder pays immediately. Adverse claimants must file claims or objections by sale time. First Pub August 12.
Notice by the General Land Office following Charles Niswanger of Batttick Montana to offer at public sale the SW1/4 of Section 34 Township 13 North Range 24 East at 10 AM on September 13 1920 not less than 2 75 per acre. Objections or claims must be filed by August 12.
Samuel P. Stoner of Grass Range Montana files a contest against Elijah A. Tucker’s homestead entry No. 034797 for Lots 1 2 3 and SE 1/4 Section 4 Township 184 North Range 29 East Montana meridian claiming no residence or improvements and abandonment for over two years not due to military service. Tucker must answer within twenty days after the fourth publication or the entry will be canceled.
A vendor offers a batch of thoroughbred Buff Orpington roosters at Inquirest Depot. Interested buyers may inquire for price and availability.
Official notice describes an amendment to Section 20 of Article VII of the Montana Constitution to create a Board of Examiners and a Board of Administration, granting supervisory and auditing powers, with authority to create or abolish administrative departments. It specifies submission to voters at the next general election, ballot format, and repeal of conflicting acts, dated July 29, 1920.
Entof the Interior announces land claim notice for Harry T. Rine of Grass Range Montana. Claim filed August 12 1920 for Section 13 Township 2 Range A requiring three year proof to establish land described, before Blake U S Commissioner at Grass Range Montana on September 25. First publication August 26.
Department of the Interior notice announces Clara A. Brown of Battrick Montana filed intent to make three year proof to claim land described as Sec 20 Tp 13 N R L with M M and R W Blake as U S Commissioner. Grass Range names Lynn? locations. First publication Aug 26 1920.
Item offered for sale at 750 dollars due to imminent departure for Europe. Purchasing party would gain a well maintained 12-25 A tor. seller notes immediate sale preferred.
Albert R. Wildin of Tyler Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his claim to the land described in S R A Addl H E No 638715 in township 18 north range east. The hearing will be before R W Blake U S Commissioner at Grass Montana on September 26 with witnesses John E Wildin Walter Rene Joseph A Oien and Cleveland Smith all of Tier Montana.
Notice from the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Lewistown Montana dated August 2 1920 announces Gustav Anderson of Forest Grove Montana will prove up a land claim before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range Montana on September 25 1920. Names John A Lundeen Ingmar H Horn Martin A Nichols Pole K Johnstad all of Forest Grove Montana are listed as witnesses. First publication August 26.
Miss L F Rizor offers dressmaking alterations and pressing services with guaranteed satisfaction. Located at the parsonage.
A compact ad note promises a stock of bonds and linens for sale by a business, highlighting available items and potential bargains for shoppers looking for household textiles and investment items.
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