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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
4
MAX B. BISHOP, Proprietor. Published every Thursday at Cho teau Montana. It is entered in the post office as second class matter. Subscription is $2.00 per year or $1.76 in advance.
Letters from Archy C Hohman describe frontline life in France and Italy, a Christmas at sea, pay in francs and longing for home. The document ends with a large farm equipment sale listing horses cattle implements and household goods with terms and the auctioneer's details.
Public sale announced for the 8 B Rogers ranch located ten miles northeast of Chateau and one mile east of the Burton schoolhouse on the premises. Local notices indicate sale aims and terms will be announced by the organizers.
Auction set for Monday March 18 at 1 o’clock featuring 7 ft Deering binder 5 ft mower 10%4 ft hay rake 10%4 ft feeder 14‑section steel harrow 10 ft disc double disc plow sulky plow with stubble and breaker 14 in walking plow three farm wagons Studebaker top buggy and a large assortment of cattle horses harnesses and other farm gear including a 2 year old steer milch cow young heifer calf pair of geldings brood mare and other items. Terms of sale: all sums.
An offer states a loan of ten dollars or less in cash and longer terms for larger amounts. Nine months time is provided on good bankable notes at ten percent interest. B B Rogers, Owner.
A. J. Cowell announces the sale of eight four horse matched teams of mares once used on his ranch, to be offered at the Sherburne Moree sale on Monday. The ad promotes these sought after West mares in Teton county for buyers seeking quality stock.
President Merritt of the Commercial club announced the appointment of committees for the first of the week. Finance and Membership include J. C. Morgan Ed Hodgskiss E J Liptak R J Bonin C A Cowell W E Logan Jas Eckford E J Hirshberg. Entertainment lists E J Crary T O Larson John L Lundgren Phil I Cole Arnold Baker C S MacDonald F A Oulton. Advertising includes R M Farrington R J Bonin W A Emerick. Good Roads names Phil I Cole R M Farrington J C Morgan T O Larson C K Malone G M Coffey Sr.
A list of names including 3 H Barnett Wm Cowsaill Wm Wallace F A Oulton and a Civic Improvement group featuring A B Guthrie T H Pridham Ross Houck Wm Howard Chas Frost John Hall Rev Haley and several ladies led by Mrs T H Pridham Mrs A B Guthrie Mrs T O Larson and Mrs Ross Houck.
Church services next Sunday include morning and evening preaching at 10:30 and 7:45 with Sunday school at 11:30. The young people's choir led by Miss Smith will perform in the evening. Also noted are notes on community hunger and spiritual awakening with references to Chateau and Heavenly Life. Episcopal services listed for March 10 at 11 o'clock.
The text highlights a starving world as the war’s cause with widespread food scarcity. European nations face rationing while America experiences shortages and evolving wartime controls. The passage frames hunger as a primary driver of conflict across nations.
Montana State College debaters defeated Gonzaga University 2 to 1 in Spokane. James R. Condon and Camille J. Ressemier argued for Gonzaga while David Grey and Sidney Sutherland spoke for Montana, supporting the proposition to return Alsace Lorraine to France. David Grey is noted as the son of Mrs. Chas Grey.
Observers note 80 days without seeing Uncle Carranza and fear he may be plotting mischief in town. Residents eye the figure with a wary, tense curiosity as rumors spread about his activities and intentions.
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