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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1917
Page
5
Dr H Beaupre visits from Sweetgrass and several residents travel to Great Falls. Frank O’Brien visits from Great Falls. a daughter is born to Mr and Mrs Frank Harris at the Chateau hospital on April 6. Community notes cover hospital stays, operations, property moves, and local business takes amid ongoing county record counts and school district hearings.
Community news from Chateau Red and Gur club meeting to a hospital corps captaincy for Dr Bateman. County agent changeover introduces Wallace S. Murdock with questions on gopher control and alfalfa expansion while local residents attend events, elections, and plays and plan for a patriotic church service.
The pacifists appear ready for action while the senate finally curtails a century long filibuster and approves a rule limiting debate. The portrayal of alcohol influence shifts as even political bosses lose grip in the new era.
The first forty days after Easter are known as the Great Forty days and mark a distinct period in Episcopal practice. Each lesson bears on the risen Lord and invites believers to live with Him during this season.
A special notice says the banquet news will be announced at the service next Sunday. It adds that the total vote and the average attendance for the contest Sundays will also be announced. Come and get the news.
Several autos arrived from the country last Sunday. One woman drove ten miles to attend the service. Officials express optimism a country delegation will attend again soon and encourage broader participation at future gatherings.
Chateau hospital corps members except Frank McCarty returned from Helena after failing to take the federal oath that would bind six years of service. Others include Robert Sturgeon Jas Whitacre Harry Van DeRiet Bailey Schnee John Van Bolcum, while McCarty recently enlisted and took oath. Attorney W J Shannon and Donald Bacorn also returned from Fort Harrison for oath issues, leaving them in the Guard and Hable for state duty. Captain Verge ordered recruitment stopped pending orders as Fort Harrison unit quarantine for smallpox delayed deployment. Militia held a dance at Hodgskiss hall Saturday night with an excellent turnout.
Civil actions filed in the past week include J. A. Phillips versus A. M. Staplin for abstract of judgment and Peter Halberstadt versus J. C. Lindholm still on claim and delivery.
Clerk James Gibson recorded two marriage licenses in the past week. H G Schmiester of Havre wed Julia Orcutt of Conrad and George Sabanash married Lilie Salo of Sand Coulee.
A brief note describes a surge in spelling challenges that affect Russian names in texts. It notes editors struggle to standardize transliteration amid ongoing reporting pressures and evolving language guidelines.
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