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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1925
Page
3
L. D. Spafford and W. E. O'Leary acquire Dr A Howe's interest and assume full ownership of the Interlake daily, becoming sole stockholders after years of association with the company.
A collage of advertisements lists farm lands for sale in eastern Spokane area with terms and lumber offers, plus various business chances, poultry and produce requests, and personal ads seeking marriage or companionship, including firearms and fur trades, dogs, rabbits, and craft services across Montana Oregon and Washington. It highlights Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co, Bellevue Realty Co, Montana Meat and Produce Co, and other entities.
In a tense driving quarrel over Eva Corbitt's jokes and a failing car, Ella blames Henry for a cruel night that ends with Shanty the dog freezing to death after a disputed moment of fault. They confront blame and tenderness as the tragedy deepens their bond.
An advertisement by A. E. Jensen of Butte promotes Jen-Ben Liver pills as a cure for fatigue digestion and underlines a free month trial. Jensen claims the liver and intestines need cleansing to restore health and offers a no postage free home distribution in Montana.
At Browning a large council formed to press an emergency appropriation for Blackfeet relief. Robert J. Hamilton elected permanent chairman and A A Grorud of Helena retained to test Glacier County tax on Indian lands. State Senator F A McCabe urged the request after his speech.
Prof. W. F. Plew heads the architecture department at State College Bozeman. After World War II he bought a collection of architecture books in Germany. The price was about $900, but the marks declined, making the bills worth only $4.15 when paid. The state board approved the account and Plew kept most of his $900 library fund.
A speaker called for immediate relief funds to help Indians in need, criticizing recent publicity on Blackfeet agricultural progress as misleading. The appeal stressed that many Indians lack essentials such as food and clothing and urged action without delay.
In Lap land a father marks his daughter's birth by presenting a reindeer. The tradition highlights enduring northern customs and family celebration in remote communities.
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