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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1925
Page
7
The article describes the mountain lion once seen as Montana’s top threat now challenged by coyotes. A pioneer protected his stock with buckskin armor as bounties rose to 20 dollars per killed animal. Coyotes have killed multiple deer and other prey this year while the mountain lion has claimed only one deer.
Chief Plenty Coos of the Crow tribe, about eighty, had cataract removal at Crow Agency government hospital. Surgeons L H Labbitt of Hardin and Ira D Nelson treated him as he neared blindness.
Classified style notices offer poultry buyers live chickens turkeys ducks and eggs and market price notes. Merchandise includes dogs fox pups chins rabbits and fur services plus hunting scent formulas and traps with several Montana and Oregon listings.
In Part One of Su Sum Sa a sensuous finale leaves the audience relieved yet regretful as the curtain drops before midnight. Marglywood observes, while Mle, a bulky man, has shared an office desk with Alice for thirty six months, now separated by the curtain and crowd.
A backstage world unfolds as Margly wood draws attention from a stage performance. Marglywood and others discuss the show while a pall of jealousy and old memories shadows a woman who recalls earlier infatuations and suspected rivalries. The scene hints at growing inner conflict.
Alice Derry attends a lavish stage spectacle while nursing heartbreak from a broken engagement to Phil Barrows. She recalls his betrayal by Barbara Earl and schemes to contact Phil through a joint inheritance plan with Barbara as the play unfolds. Marglywood looms as a menacing admirer as Alice plots to learn Phil's address and resolve her past.
A wry aphorism notes that the ideal husband lives mainly in the minds of women who have not experienced one in reality. The remark comments on expectations versus actual relationships and gendered fantasies.
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