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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1938

Page

7

Be wary of famine and flour prices in Alder Gulch history

The piece recalls 1864 65 Montana flour famines and a Christmas turkey at $50, detailing how miners in Alder Gulch faced open shortages. It covers vigilante style flour seizures, price controls $30 $27 per sack, and sagas of Beauvais Laurin Lott and Portneuf canyon massacre victim Dinan.

Montana Senegal Plummer Salt Lake City Rth Rhee Vidlanten Ned Buck Stinson Bannack Wilbur F. Sanders Henry Edgar Alder Gulch Edgar William Fairweather Yon Pleasant Valley Beauvais Nevada City Virginia City St. Louis Salt Lake James Gormley Nevada Gormley J. B. Laurin Ruby Valey Laurin Load John Lott Territorial M. H. Lott Stinking Water Valley John Lott Deep Blue Sea John Sharp Bishop Sharp Farmington Utah Howard & Livingston Snake River W. S. Godbe & Co City David Dinan Portneuf Canyon Dinan

Montana capitals shift from Biloxi to Helena over time

A historical note outlines Montana’s changing capitals from Biloxi and other early seats through New Orleans, Vincennes, St. Louis, Shampoeg, Oregon City, Salem, Bellevue, Omaha, Yankton, Olympia, Lewiston, Bannack, Virginia City, to Helena in 1875 as state government centers moved across territories and years.

Montana Elena Louisiana Territory Biloxi Miss Bannack Virginia City Helena

Prospectors Move South With Birds As Winter Comes

Montana prospectors led by Charles Partington of Helena plan southward for winter in California. They abandon donkeys for motorcars and seek gold near Sacramento, after a season of panning near Helena. They intend to return to Montana in the spring.

New York Windsor Conn Lawrence Tenney Stevens Bowling Green Plaza Paley New England Montana Treasure State West Charles Partington Helena California Sacramento

Warns Against Home Accidents in Cold Months

Fire Chief Fred Martin of Butte warns residents to prevent winter home injuries caused by heating appliances, gas leaks and related hazards. A study of 1935 37 deaths shows burns from home fires, gas poisoning, and garage asphyxiation spike December through March, with children and the elderly most at risk.

Fred Martin Butte

Inverness Boy Dragged by Cow Dies of Injuries

John Holzer aged 10 son of Mr and Mrs Adam Holzer of Inverness died from a fractured skull after a cow dragged him through the streets while leading the animal home from pasture. The accident occurred when the boy became entangled by a lead rope around his waist.

John Holzer Adam Holzer Inverness

Woman Pioneer Dies at 87 in Montana

Mrs. Vitaline Dion Grennon, 87, who traveled to Montana by wagon train in 1874, died at the Grennon ranch in Chouteau county after two years of poor health. Born in St Eustache Canada, she lived in Chicago for 22 years and witnessed the 1871 fire. She married Joseph Grennon in 1868 and moved to Deer Lodge, then to Chouteau county in 1915. Survived by two daughters Delia Grennon and Mrs. George Dickens, and two sons A. R. Grennon of Butte and George Grennon at the family ranch. Funeral and burial were in Fort Benton.

Vitaline Dion Grennon Montana Grennon Egly Chouteau County St. Eustache Canada Chicago Joseph Grennon Corrine Utah Paul Grennon Chimney Rock Coulee Deer Lodge Fort Benton A. R. Grennon Butte George Grennon

Infant Safe Sleep Practices Highlighted For Winter Months

A newspaper note cites December through March as high risk for infant deaths due to excessive bed clothing and co sleeping with adults. It urges caregivers to use safer sleep arrangements and monitor infants closely to reduce fatalities.

Government wheat loans for Flathead farmers total 179

More than 55000 has been loaned by the government to Flathead farmers on wheat this fall, per County Agent Stanley Halvorson. About 135000 bushels are stored under government supervision. Of 179 loans, 49 cover on farm stored wheat and the rest cover wheat stored in local elevators.

Stanley Halvorson

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