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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1914
Page
5
A Detroit Free Press note invites all to a military ball at Woodmen hall on Friday night. The item adds a playful aside about wealth and the fact he employs three lawyers, four bookkeepers, and seven expert accountants to handle income tax. The piece contrasts with a grave inscription text from the Philadelphia Record.
A farmer boasts of a brown leghorn that lays year round. A citizen counters with a milkman who leaves a bottle of milk at the door each morning. The judge notes the humorous exchange as a local saying.
Clem Bowers and Stanley Foot announce a large shipment of roller skates and a new rink opening at Woodman Hall Tuesday evening. The venue will host skating several nights each week with a reasonable rental price for all invited residents to enjoy.
The Chateau Social club entertained gentlemen from the north end of the county Friday night. The fire apparatus room has been repaired and a night watchman room with telephone installed. The city council reconsidered a wholesale liquor license for Dr Beaupre and denied it for lack of authority. Ray Williams pleaded guilty to burglary in the cabin south of the mill and was bound over to district court with a $500 bond.
The Paris Appeal notes no passenger has ever been killed on the Hannible division of the M. E. and T. but many have died of old age while attempting the trip from the Hannible end to the state capital.
Local item highlights include a Grand Military ball on Friday night January 16 and various social and civic updates. Attendees include residents and visitors from Great Falls to Fairfield with new home builds, business trips, and a birth announced in Chateau.
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