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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1918
Page
5
Choteau stores close all day Memorial Day and local notices cover births at Choteau hospital May 19 21 and May 20, a memorial sermon at Methodist church, and a May 30 Decoration Day closure. Other items include railroad electric work at the depot, a Red Cross event, marriage at the Methodist church, and various community notices about school staff, land filings, and local officials.
Clerk Paul Jacobson reports several marriage licenses issued in the past week. Nannie Kirby wed Bertha L. Stout of Lowry. Adolph Dan Normen and Annie Bostwick of Browning. Timothy Cook and Garnet May Larrie of Bynum. Chateau attendees at a Red Cross dance included Mrs. J. C. Taylor, Hazel Thompson, H. W. Timothy, and many others listed.
Helen Eddy denies Italian heritage while presenting a Dutch cut hairstyle that matches her sister’s. George Beban reportedly worried by the look, now developing a new scenario featuring the pair. Just in Transit, Beban’s latest film, with Eddy and an strong cast, screens at the Royal theater Sunday.
Famous film star Kitty Gordon arrives Friday to the Royal Theater for The Purple Lily a striking new world picture. Many Adirondack scenes in mid winter enhance beauty with a strong supporting cast and high production merit.
Public notice of a stray sorrel gelding sale at the Wilcox Livery Barn in Con tads Montana on June 20 1918. Branding described as left shoulder and another mark. proposes proving property prior to sale and allows possession by others at no cost. Signed by A R Sellers State Stock Inspector. First publication May 238 last June 13.
A stray red and white cow with brand MZ on the left ribs has been taken up. The owner is asked to contact J. M. Weaver, or the animal will be sold to pay charges.
The passage hints at a sports or school group resuming activities after a pause. No further concrete details are provided to identify teams, dates, or locations for a specific event.
A speaker criticizes men who sit idly and sigh for their country yet neglect buying liberty bonds, deeming their lack of action a flaw in coordination and duty.
A regional analysis argues that Germany is increasingly affected by autocratic sentiment, leading to social strain as families face uncertainty and disillusionment. The piece cites public support for centralized authority and concerns about long term stability.
Russian leadership admits defeat and seeks to delay demobilization with German authorization. Russia acknowledges whipping during conflict and appears to embrace the ordeal as a sign of resolve.
The Red Cross auxiliary of Dutton will hold an auction sale on May 30 to aid the local unit. A forenoon program includes a parade with Captain White as speaker. Ball games are scheduled for the afternoon as town plans a big day and invites all to help.
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