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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1914

Page

8

Greenfield Grange Meeting and Local Construction News

Greenfield Grange No 52 sets its regular meeting for Saturday evening March 28. Reuben Eastwood visited Chateau on Wednesday. Jas MacVicar and wife traveled from Great Falls Tuesday to build a new store on the Crittenden farm, due for opening by early April. J C Moodie of Great Falls worked on the Mac Vicar store project. I R Motts blacksmith shop on the Crittenden place nears completion. Earl Halladay returns from Blackleaf to begin spring chores. Mr and Mrs August Teubert and son Otto visited Chateau Wednesday. Bill Crittenden Jr hauled three loads of lumber from Simms for the store building.

Greenfield Grange No. 52 Reuben Eastwood Chateau Jas. MacVicar Great Falls MacVicar Crittenden Farm J. C. Moodie I. R. Mott Crittenden Place Earl Halladay Blackleaf August Teubert Otto Bill Crittenden, Jr Simms

Fairfield settlers report homestead proofs and local visits

Carl Teubert works at Lowry for the summer. Several Fairfield settlers completed final proof on homesteads this week. Many locals, including Henry Young Al Udine August Tuebert and W J Crittenden, plus visitors from Simms and Great Falls, attended dances and beach gatherings in Limington and nearby towns.

Carl Teubert Lowry Fairfield Henry Young al Udine August Tuebert W. J. Crittenden Mike Walsh Simms Maude Davies Sun River J. D. MacVicar Milwaukee Earl Halladay Great Falls L. R. Mott

Local Notes From Collins And Nearby Areas

Collins residents report poor prospects for W D Vincent’s recovery at Great Falls hospital. Mrs Foster hosted a six o’clock dinner party at her homestead. Several locals engaged in spring farming and social visits across Chateau and Choteau. J T Wilson improves after two months ill with pneumonia and rheumatism. A break in at Mr Holtby’s home led to losses including a clock and a graphophone. Severe wind disrupted travel for Collins residents returning from court in Choteau. Various locals and visitors from nearby ranches and towns are mentioned with routine comings and goings. A collision near Collins left Mr Ferris with facial injuries and the Collie vehicle wrecked. Tra A L Thompson and family seek medical aid in Great Falls for their ill son. Little Marion Gennieve Steves enjoys an Edison Amberola.

Tra A. Thompson Great,Falls Mitch Foster Theall Choteau Hattie Gewald Chateau J. T. Wilson Coulie Tra AL Thompson Great Falls Marion Gennieve Steves Mr. Collie Mr. Holtby Collins Ferris

Self-Taught Mechanic Becomes Noted Poet In London

Kansas City Star recounts John Helston, once a factory worker with varied trades from screw cutting to locomotive building, who educated himself in three years. He wrote Aphrodite and Other Poems, drew notice from Lady Margaret Sackville and London society, and even rode a bicycle to a banquet where Ezra Pound and cold chicken awaited.

The Kansas City Star John Helston Aphrodite Helston Lady Margaret Sackville English Review Margaret Sackville London Ezra Pound

Limington Social Notes Include Visitors and Events

Limington hosts a week of social activity with visitors Chas Davis and Jas Thorn plus Mrs Lestrud and daughter Violet among locals. A card party is held at D W Bunday's. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Baker’s. blacksmith shops plan to open. Farmers Co and Ed Institution dance at the new hall with supper in Ingwald Lestrud’s shop. The Fairfield orchestra provides music as crowds from nearby towns attend.

Eimington Chas Davis Jas. Thorn Lestrud Violet Tom Cottrel Klew Homer Jackson Wheeler Cole Shogaquist Bill Harris D. W. Bunday Ladies’ Aid Baker Farmers’ Co. and Ed. Institution New Hall Ingwald Lestrud Fairfield Orchestra Limington Bench

Local Movers and Visits Reported Around Liberty Center

Liberty Center residents note moves and visits as Fred Dahlstrom returns to the ranch Henry Hansen rests with Walter Edwards and Fred Lincoln recovers at home Miss Reynolds visits the Garrett home Moody Copenhaver from Lytle travels to the area over Monday to Wednesday Kate Gary Bessie Adkinson join relatives at the Garrett home Stanley DeTrote works for Walter Idwards

Fred Dahlstrom Henry Hansen Lytle Walter Edwards Fred Lincoln Falls Miss Reynolds Garrett Home Moody Copenhaver Kate Gary Miss Bessie Adkinson Stanley DeTrote Walter Idwards

Farmington Notes A Visit And Local Illness Updates

Martin Hanson of Chateau toured Farmington in his car Monday as railroad workers began repairs this morning. Ed Bollerud stopped by town briefly. Mrs Will Van De Riet, ill in Ben Gordon’s care, and Mrs Chas Schriener on the sick list. Clara M Davidson visiting at Henry Davidson ranch.

Martin Hanson Chateau Ed. Bollerud Will van de Riet Ben Gordon Chas. Schriener

Alloys of Highest Value described by American Machinist

Two new alloys, argental and a cobalt tin blend, are highlighted. Argental blends silver and aluminum, casting, rolling, and drawing into wire, with greater strength than aluminum or silver, silver-like appearance, non tarnish, and low density. The cobalt tin mix resists acids but is brittle, yet may form useful air alloys when combined with copper for improved machining and chemical resistance.

American Institute of Metals

Radium Found in Baltimore Near Wy man Park Quarry

The Baltimore Sun reports a small radium bearing deposit near the Wy man quarry, formerly Wyghts quarry, in Baltimore. Johns Hopkins University identifies ore as autonite with limited commercial value for radium extraction. Major radium sources remain pitchblende in Austria and carnotite in Colorado. some ore reserved for medicine and science by US Bureau of Mines and Dr Kelly.

Baltimore Wyman Wyman Park Wyght’s Baltimore Sun Joseph T. Lingewald Geological Department Johns Hopkins University Doctor Singewald Hopkins Portugal Pitchblende Austria Colorado Europe Doctor Kelly United States Bureau of Mines

Growing Child Needs Rest And Withdrawal From School

Dr. C Mercier, a noted British authority on children, argues in The Lancet that rapidly growing children should be withdrawn from school during peak growth periods especially if there is a family history of nervous or mental disorders. He says high pressure intellectual work is not harmful with proper nutrition and rest but should be avoided as growth accelerates. He emphasizes carbohydrates fuel movement while proteins form tissue, arguing against restricting a growing child's diet.

C. Mercier London Lancet Mercier

Relice of Old Edinburgh Water Pipes Unearthed

Old wooden water pipes dating from the seventeenth century were found opposite McEwan Hall in Edinburgh. Each eight foot long, over a foot in diameter, with tapered ends. They likely carried Borough Loch water to the Society of Brewers. Windmill Street recalls a windmill used to pump water for Bristo brewers.

Edinburgh McEwan Water Trust Borough Loch Society of Brewers Society Chambers Street Bristo George Street

Penny Treasures From Ancient Royal Mint Discoveries

A London auction showcased pennies from Aethelred and Alfred eras selling for about 500 and 200 dollars respectively. The coins came from hidden finds likely ancient stores or disbursing ruins. The piece notes potential English treasure mining and questions future numismatist profits from trusts.

London Aethelred Alfred Numismatiets

Sentiment Fights Women From Earning Money in Ha gar

In Mary Johnston's Ha gar Mrs Green responds to a wish for income by noting that women face more barriers than opportunities. She explains that sentiment obstructs women from making money while acknowledging women’s industriousness may be admired but not remunerated.

Mary Johnston

Legal blanks and notarized forms offered by Acantha

The Acantha lists legal blanks in stock including Notice of Water Right, Affidavit of Renewal of Chattel Mortgage, Assignment of Mortgage, Real Estate Mortgage, Quit Claim Deeds, Affidavit as to Non-Compactness, Release of Attachment, Chattel Mortgage old form, School Warrants, School Report Cards, Township Plats, and other commercial work. Also advertises high quality booklets printed for corporations and invites trials to prove quality.

Oese Oeek Montana

Bargain sale of four 4-year-old mules and one 7-year-old mule

Four 4-year-old mules weighing 1100 pounds each and one 7-year-old mule at 1350 pounds are offered for sale. All are described as broke gentle, sound, and in No 1 condition. Sold by E H Ganong of Choteau Montana.

E. H. Ganong Choteau Montana

Farm for Sale at 320 Acres Between Chateau and Bynum

Irrigated 320 acre farm with good improvements for sale between Chateau and Bynum. Inquiries directed to Acantha. 18tf.

Chateau Bynum Acantha

Howard’s Vaudeville Headliner Genealogy Question

A reader asks how a son became a vaudeville headliner. The judge notes the talent derives from his grandfather, who served as secretary of state, implying a talent lineage rather than formal training.

Howard

Did she make you feel at home? No she made me wish

A reflective line from Brooklyn Life notes a speaker recalling a visitor who failed to comfort yet left a lasting impression, hinting at an uneasy warmth and lingering curiosity about belonging.

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