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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
3
The passage notes that Peave showed no sign of understanding a fight about her and treated Messrs Bender and Milholland as mere obstacles to progress and study, without appearing demure.
The piece follows Ramsey with his Civil War veteran grandfather at Decoration Day, learning the war’s meaning years later. Ramsey struggles in school with math and languages while Dora Yocum, dubbed Teacher's Pet, shines with precocity.
Ramsey Milholland confronts Wesley Bender over Dora Yocum's name sparking a street clash. The event spirals into rumor as Dora’s guardians and peers weigh in while Ramsey's rivalry with Milla Rust heats at a woodland picnic by a creek with fishing, photography, and a growing crush.
Federal grades adopted for spring inspection of 125 carloads from Bitter Root valley. The program, experimental ahead of permanent state inspection next fall, is led by Montana Agriculture Commissioner Chester C. Davis with J. A. Fossum and assistants handling on site.
Montana's state fish and game commission announced openings for fishing starting April 9 on several streams including Judith river and Flathead lake with exceptions. Yellowstone and Musselshell rivers open May 1. A $3,000 contract for hatchery work at Great Falls was awarded to Thefson company. Commission members attended a Park County Red and Gun club banquet. attendees included T. N. Marlow, H. C. Crippen, J. A. Tressler, F. E. Wilson, C. A. Jackaways, and J. H. Brunson.
The Great Northern railway received an order from Anaconda Copper Mining for 16 cars for a rush shipment from the Great Falls smelter to London England. Loading began Saturday and should finish by April 12 with cars at 36 000 pounds each. Copper will go to Seattle to load on a boat. Superintendent Fred Wear ordered special service and the cars will likely form a special freight train out of Great Falls next week.
Richard Heidenrich a Neihart prospector and Silver Dike mine discoverer died in an insane asylum after years of business ventures. He once owned six firms in Neihart and sold his Silver Dike stake for 352000. his mind failed soon after. His partner Pete Erickson, who sold his stake for 25000, also lost his mind and was committed. Heidenrich was about 75 and symbolized the old west prospector.
The Montana State college band announces a May second week tour across the state. The itinerary lists Deer Lodge May 8 Anaconda May 9 Dillon May 10 Great Falls May 11 and Helena May 12 before returning to Bozeman. A May 4 concert launches the trip with about 245 to 320 bandmen plus three soloists.
Bozeman Rod and Gun Club announced that about 24 Thumenarian pheasants would arrive in Bozeman on April 20 and an equal number would go to Three Forks. The birds, all mature, are shipped from Hungary and will be placed in a single flock in the valley once location is decided.
Mrs. Almira Allen widow of the late M Allen of Morrison died at her daughter's home in Butte. She came to Montana in 1866 by team from Columbus Ohio along the Yellowstone trail. Survived by seven children twenty six grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren. Mrs Allen was 84.
Edmund Rose 28 a brakeman for the Montana Wyoming and Southern railway died instantly when struck by a freight car at Belfry just before retirement after a coal strike. No witnesses. body found later by the train conductor. He served a year in France with an exemplary army record.
Red Lodge selects forget-me-not as official flower. Pioneer John Connolly dies at 100 in Cut Bank. American Legion Week set for Billings. Hill County reports 800 seed loan applications. Kalispell hosts state Elks convention July 17 18 19. Sweet Grass County births exceed deaths in March. Flathead county funds aid Near East relief with a flour shipment. Willow Glen stock farm reports a eight-legged two-tailed lamb. Custer school opens new $47000 grades building. Senate approves 23 more federal judges for Montana. Northern Pacific to spend about $550000 on Billings area upgrades. Mrs. Mary J Callaway dies in Great Falls at 78. Sacred Hearts convent and music academy under construction in Great Falls at $85000 investment. Bridger gas mains location stakes set. trenching machine arrives. Missoula high school champions place seventh in national tourney in Chicago. G C Bowden appointed to Carbon county board. Melin and Oswald fined $300 for illegal liquor transport. Montana Teachers Association meets in Helena Shrine Temple around Thanksgiving. Billings approves two special improvement districts for paving $200000. Great Falls bank and others plan settlement. Mormon families to receive 80-acre tracts in Chestnut valley. Governor Dixon to address Fergus county high school grads June 9. Largest-ever class expected with 95 diplomas. State Taxpayers association efforts to consolidate with Montana Taxpayers falter. Fire destroys Terry Columbus Elevator. 38000 bushels wheat lost. Inter scholastic track meet invites 110 high schools May 9 to 18.
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