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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
4
The Guthrie newspaper declines to contradict a state department report on severe winter weather, defending its accuracy as fair and factual. It notes only three winters since the sixties have matched the harshness and cites Weather Bureau records. The piece also discusses delays on the Sun River project and water rights adjudication, and mentions an incident of a Chinese national facing punishment for alleged irregularities.
The legislature, in its final hours, enacts a new apportionment boosting Teton County to two representatives in the lower house. Supporters call it justice for under represented counties and a fulfillment of pre election promises.
Fragmentary verse contemplates deeds that bless and harm, inner unrest, and the tension between good acts and personal guilt. The speaker questions the value of deeds done for the common good and the cost to the doer, amid obscure imagery and interrupted phrasing.
Mrs. T. A. Smith keeps on hand fresh fruit and candies and the latest in ladies hats. She takes orders for ladies tailor made suits. Located in town with steady stock and service.
Playwright Eugene Walter meets a visitor who offers to pay ten dollars for a breezy one act skit with a deep undertone referencing Paid In Full. The dialogue reveals a negotiation over the price and feasibility of the requested work.
The Philadelphia Times portrays a blunt caddy at Philadelphia Country Club who chafes at amateur players. A boastful beginner in stag clothing and a young lady with similar delusions are described as moving along the course with a skilled caddie by their side. The caddie quips dryly that if the gentleman runs, they may eat around the course before dusk.
In District Court of Montana Seton County Walter A Rosenfield as plaintiff seeks a decree quieting title to a parcel in Teton County described as the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter in section 34 township 28 north range 6 west. Defendants include Richard Unley Mary Haley unknown heirs and creditors. The suit demands judgment that plaintiff owns the land and that defendants' claims be barred. Service of process required within 20 days. default leads to judgment. Witness Jamies Gibson Clerk February 11 1917.
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