Alum Powders Vary Widely In Leavening Power
Alum powders are not only cheap but differ greatly in leavening power across brands and lots.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1916
Page
8
Alum powders are not only cheap but differ greatly in leavening power across brands and lots.
Local reporters assemble community items from Teton County covering events, notices, and brief updates gathered by a corps of competent writers.
The May total precipitation reached 2.36 inches, boosting crop emergence and beet growth. Farmers discuss land shifts as non irrigated Iowa land sells for 250 dollars an acre while Montanan lands attract buyers seeking better soil and harvest potential.
The item notes project delays affecting Fairfield area work with unspecified causes and timelines. It mentions local scheduling impacts and potential missed deadlines. No individuals or organizations are named in the readable text.
Families from this vicinity attended the funeral held at the Bouma home in Burton beach last Saturday afternoon. S. P. Cornish of the Sexton theater Great Falls visited with his sister, returning early this week. Chase Strand, back from Wisconsin, is now in Choteau. Bertha Streeter ends a nine month school term in the Johnson district. Dr. E. L. Jones brought home his daughter Irene who graduated from the high school in Chateau. J. P. Huidekoper and Arthur Johnson traveled to Great Falls and back the same day. Johannes Brothers lost a Holstein cow bought this spring at Power. Limer Erickson returned from Great Falls with his mother. Nora McCall closed her Dutton school with a picnic for the summer. Several Wiseman students were noted as neither absent nor tardy. Thos. S. Armstrong received final proof papers.
Poor weather caused the Star Show Co to skip Bole last Saturday. They announce a new date for the show next Saturday June 38, continuing the homestead in section 14 as stated.
Shoppers Mr and Mrs Nels Strengremson of Fairfield visited town Tuesday. Camp 9 beat the home team 6 4 in a lively Sunday game. A game with Dutton is set for Sunday June 4. Mrs Ole Nordhagen gave a farewell dinner to the Lestruds. Mrs Botenhagen heads east for August. The Lestruds plan a Cha teau visit then Spokane to make their home. School closes Wednesday, Miss Lestrud hosts a picnic Thursday. Andrew Austad was in town Tuesday. Moving picture and dance set for Saturday evening. Ora Price has a new car. T Y Hayes drove to Choteau. Mrs O Price and Mrs T Y Hayes to Choteau Friday. Arthur Torbenson went to Choteau Monday. Maynard Genger in town Tuesday. Mrs Elmer Genger and children arrive from Kentucky. Ladies Aid meets Saturday at Farmers hall. Mrs E R Williams hosted tea Tuesday afternoon. Present: Mrs C Lestrud, Miss Violet Lestrud, Mrs Anton Molmn, Mrs Earl Zimmerman.
Local notes report travelers visiting relatives in Walier and Conrad with several small trips to the Meyers ranch and Chateau Hospital. Community events include a schoolhouse dance, a W C T U contest at Brady, Ladies Aid gatherings, and farmers resuming work at farms and ranches.
The following marriage licenses were issued by Clerk of the Court James Gibson in the past week. John Martin Rose and Elsie Pearl Westaway of Choteau. Roderick Roe Sansavare and Margaret Marie Delaney of Browning. Louis Moreau and Emma Monroe of Browning. John W. Shermer of Dutton and Anna Liets of Power. Willis T. Rittenhouse of Chateau and Ada C. Lundgren of Lewistown. Ernest H. Richards and Mary Estad of Lewistown. John Mainard Bammert of South Bend Washington and Mary Gwendolyne Evans of Walier. David B. Hughes and Ione Virginia Stapleton of Dutton.
The Kale family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and floral offerings during the death and burial of their husband and father. Signed by Mrs. W. E. Kale Mrs. L. H. Adkinson Jay Kale Guy Kale and Bessie Kale.
Walt Jeffries learns he inherits 45000 dollars from his granduncle Horace Barclay. Marian Seward, thought engaged, learns she will gain 75000 dollars from her father’s estate, altering loyalties as Bob Deering drops in for a rival claim.
Services will be held at Little London School House on June 11 at three o clock. A baptismal service for those not yet baptized will be conducted. Rev L F Haley will be present with Sunday school supplies for the Sunday school.
Rev Haley could not reach White's School House due to heavy roads. He reached within three miles by 3 30 p m and could not proceed by auto. A crowd waited until nearly five o'clock. He plans a new visit June 25 at 3 o'clock and will hire an air ship if needed.
On Saturday evening at the Methodist parsonage Rev. W E Hall officiated a double wedding. Ada C Lundgren of Lewistown wed W T Rittenhouse now of Lewistown and Ma rie Elstad wed FE H Richards, both of Lewistown. The couples, lifelong Lewistown friends, planned to marry in Great Falls but a storm caused telephone trouble delaying the groom. Mr and Mrs Richards left for a short wedding trip and Mr and Mrs Rittenhouse will soon begin housekeeping in Chateau.
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