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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1914
Page
4
Published every Wednesday in Cho teau Montana this paper is entered as second class matter at the post office and serves as the official publication for Teton County.
Miss Glazier went to Great Falls Tuesday morning. Bryant Truchot returned Monday evening from Helena where he has been attending school. Miss Nagel went to Bynum Monday where she will work for a few days.
Tuesday Tribune reports Harold Luther returns from Iowa City and John Truchot completes year at state university in Iowa City. Weekend visits include HH Higgins and son, with Gerald Shepard at the ranch. Plans for a two story business building on the old livery site are approved. Oscar Odenwald and Grace Thomas wed in Helena June 10. Local baseball prospects Bill Cullen and a new pitcher target joining the Chateau team. Mrs T H Thompson dies at 32 in Great Falls. burial in Lakota North Dakota. Sid Hirshberg buys Havre theatres. possible deal valued at 15000 reports from Great Falls Tribune.
New York state forests plant up to 28 million seedlings yearly while about 750 acres in Oregon and nearly three million across Idaho and Montana are set out this spring. Pennsylvania observes two Arbor Days annually in April and October. Deer Lodge Montana reports a fire sixty miles away via lookout station records. St Joe Idaho plans planting 3000 acres. A cooperative of lookouts near the Sierra Catton forms to prevent fires and plan controlled land clearing.
Mr. Wilson’s watchful waiting disrupts German ammunition plants while the Hay Pauncefote treaty clears up meaning. Mr. Mellen, tied to the phrase dealing with the devil, eyes large revenues from Chautauqua lectures. Senator LaFollette’s speech allegedly cost the government $12 000 to print and circulate.
An old Wall Street broker recalls a 20 year old Supreme Court leak case where an official stenographer sold early decisions to a prominent broker. He explains the leak prompted the court to switch to single longhand copies, delaying future previews of rulings.
A Philadelphia surgeon Dr Francis Stewart reports six heart wound repairs with all patients surviving and one living five years before dying of tuberculosis. A Parisian case revived a heart after declared death, showing rapid, skilled technique. The piece also touches on political commentary around Senator Root and Harry Thaw.
The Indianapolis News notes delays in canal matters and political maneuvering as Huerta and Villa confront tensions. It questions whether reconciliation would involve gestures like kisses and suggests Mexico’s provisional president must decide on a front. A New York gunman’s defense is discussed amid the global dispute.
A fragment from a 19th century Philadelphia newspaper notes a lawyer who avoids routine tailoring measurements. The line hints at social ritual or satire within a legal context.
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