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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1922

Page

2

Milla Marries Quietly Before School Opens

Ramsey learns Milla wed Milt last Thursday at Aunt Jess and Uncle Parr’s house in Chicago, following a tour car debt tie to Milt. Sadie reveals Milla’s past affections and the pair’s age gaps as Ramsey confronts a mix of pride and disillusionment, shifting toward indifference to Dora Yocum.

Oconomowoe Wisconsin Ramsey Milla Sadie Clews Sadie Chicago Albert Milt Jess Parr Dora Yocum Dora

Graduation and New Beginnings at Greenfield University

Ramsey and Fred Mitchell depart their old school and enter Greenfield State University. Ramsey dreads Dora Yocum’s presence while adjusting to coed life, fraternity pledges, and the new Lumen Society debates. The duo confront freshman “Assignments” that force them into public speaking as they navigate campus doings.

Fred Mitchell Fred Ole Yocum Dora Yocum United States Ramsey Greenfield State University College Lumen Society Milhioland Mitchell

Ramsey Milholand and Dora Yocum in a Small Town Tale

A Civil War veteran grandfather educates Ramsey Milholand on memory of conflict. Ramsey, poor at arithmetic and recitations, clashes with Dora Yocum in school. At high school they clash, Ramsey plots to “show” her, and his first love with Milla Rust complicates his path as she leaves town.

Ramsey Milholand Ramsey Dora Yocum Dora Milla Rust Milla

Tax Meet Leaders Named by Governor Dixon in Montana

Governor Dixon selected Montana tax leaders to attend a national tax meeting in Minneapolis on September 18. Named were Norman B. Hater of Helena, Harry B. Mitchell of Great Falls, A. A. Franzke of Lewistown, W. J. Hannah of Big Timber, A. W. Stow of Laurel, and numerous State Tax association directors from across the state. The list includes W. J. Hopper, Joliet. A. H. Stafford, Bozeman. W. J. Beers, Billings. Ralph Jarrett, Big Timber. George M. Miles, Miles City. Albert Connelly, Livingston. and others.

Helena Montana Dixon Minneapolis Norman B. Hater Montana Tax League Harry B. Mitchell Great Falls State Tax Association A. A. Franzke Lewistown State Tax League W. J. Hannah Big Timber A. W. Stow Laurel Plevna C. H. Marden James Griffin Chinook H. Junod Sheridan George Bourquin Butte J. M. Hamilton Bozeman Frank J. Woody John Driscoll Martin Tucker Hamilton B. A. McCrary W. D. Mangum

Twelve Minute Debate Class of 1918 on Belgium Invasion

A 12 minute debate outlines the resolution that Germany was legally and morally justified in invading Belgium. Debaters are R Milholland and D Yocum both class of 1918 with strict timing: affirmative 4 minutes first, negative 4 minutes first, affirmative 2 minutes second, negative 2 minutes second.

Germany Belgium R. Milholland D. Yocum

Phi Beta Kappa Founded in 1776

Phi Beta Kappa is the oldest Greek letter fraternity founded in 1776 at William and Mary College in Virginia. The passage notes its historic origin and early status among scholarly societies.

Phi Beta Kappa Phi Beta Kappa College William and Mary College Viret

Murray Loses Appeal in Property Division Case

In Butte the Montana Supreme Court upheld Silver Bow County District Court in Murray versus Curtis. James A. Murray sought sale of jointly owned property to claim his share but the court ordered division by metes and bounds with a referee appointed to oversee the process.

Helena District Court of Silver Bow County Supreme Court James A. Murray Mattie F. Curtis Butte Murray

Plan for Bull Mountain and Billings Railroad Progress

John J. Bleekman of New York reports active plans to form the Bull Mountain and Billings Railroad. A 16 mile standard gauge line would connect at Shepard with the Billings and Central Montana, with $500000 in preferred stock to finance construction and coal development. A coking oven in Billings is considered a possible but uncertain adjunct that could substantially grow the city.

Billings Bull Mountain and John J. Bleekman New York Bull Mountain Eau. Clair Wis Bleekman Shepard Central Montana Northern Pacific

Van Cleve Cleared of Theft Charges in Montana

The case of the state of Montana versus Paul L. Van Cleve Jr. before Judge C. G. Stark ended with a not guilty verdict after two hours of jury deliberation. A second similar case was dropped by the county attorney, leaving Van Cleve discharged and all charges settled in his favor.

Big Timber State of Montana Paul L. van Cleve, Jr CG. Stark Christianson van Cleve, Jr Paul van Cleve

Missoula Enacts Volstead Style Prohibition Ordinance

Missoula passes an emergency city ordinance modeled on the Volstead Act and Montana law. It grants police powers to raid and investigate any premises suspected of selling liquor with penalties of 25 to 300 dollars and up to 90 days in jail.

Missoula Montana

Demented Woman Sent to Asylum in Lewistown

Mrs Anna Lokajieck who killed her two children and then shot her husband Frank Lokajieck vice president of the Denton State Bank was examined and declared insane. She was sent to the state insane asylum. Her condition shows no realization of the crime while her husband remains critical.

Lewistown Anna Lokajieck Lokajieck Denton Frank Lokajieck Denton State Bank State Lokasieck

Libby Plans Marble World War Memorial Statue

The Libby park board and the local American Legion post will erect a 10 foot marble statue named Remembrance at the west end of the memorial plat on Lincoln boulevard to honor fallen soldiers and sailors of the world war at a cost of 850 dollars.

Libby Libby Park American Legion Post Lincoln Boulevard

Seventy-Ninety New Homesteads Filed at Miles City

Filing and proof fees for 90 homestead applications and patents registered at the Miles City land office in April totaled 3 488 08 dollars. No isolated tracts were sold. Fifty six homesteaders made final proof, one coal application was received and seven oil leases recorded.

Miles City J. H. Bohling

Co Operate to Boost State Miles City Development

Representatives from several surrounding communities met with Paul J. Wedge to push closer co operation among cities and towns and to advertise agricultural opportunities in southeastern Montana. A pamphlet will be published and distributed through the east and middle west.

Miles City Montana Paul J. Wedge East Middlewest

Montana Notes and News In Brief From Billings To Absarokee

Summary of scattered Montana items: renewals and openings at Sheridan County State Bank Plentywood. burglary at Butte Anaconda and Pacific station with loot of $300. National Guard week in Bozeman. Forsyth wins tri city track meet in Miles City. Laurel woman dies after domestic quarrel. National recognition for Irish cause. Roundup club distributes 600 summer tilt contest checks. Montana leads northwest in treasury savings certificates sales. Helena declamatory winners. bachelor tax refunds. Standard Oil opens Great Falls offices. Italian prisoner escapes Nimrod road gang. Waldorf Astoria prize in Bozeman roundup boost. Highway robbery suspects sentenced. Nonpartisan league stake and reorganization. Midnight Frolle roundup dates. Father and Son league plans. Montana boys work programs.

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By Booth Tarkington Atup Late Doubleday, Page Yocum Mrs Harvard Blickens Nyerss Flockmasters Minne Apolis H. H. Liggett Montana Wool Growers’ Association Lewis and Clark County Piggott Con John T. Taylor State Federation of Labor Taylor State Board Paroles Cohen Ike Cohen Frank Conley State Parole Board Conley Cohenen Deer Lodge Ouintans van Cleve Billings Red Cross Chapter Plentywood Jias Butte, Anaconda, and Pacific Railway Anaconda Federal Federal Services Club National Guard Forsyth Tri-City Custer High Glendive By V. Mead National Association For Recognition of the Washington, D. C United States Treasury Savings Ninth District Gail Mike Helena High School George Straszer Livingston State Supreme Court Cascade County Standard Oil Company of California Corps of A. S. Palmer Ooo Louis Cisco Carl Brambo Nimrod Waldorf-Astoria Hotel I. T. Ringling New York City Orrin Hubbard Roy Hodge Nonpartisan League Montana Nonpartisan League V.C. Sonsh Father and Son League Pioneer Clubs Scouts
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