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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
7
Having secured first class watchmaker and jeweler services I am prepared to do all kinds of watch and jewelry repairing. All work guaranteed. No hunting on the Muddy inside of my field, or on my reservoir without permission.
A man schemes to fool his banker with a false arrest rumor spread by neighbor Smith to his wife. The tale collapses when it is revealed Smith staged the story to cure hiccoughs, leaving the husband relieved and the wife reassured.
A Chateau district news note lists visitors and residents, including Charles Gies and Er. Richael from Great Falls, Rex Woods from Augusta, and McDonald & Givens selling cattle to a St Paul firm. It notes 278 voters registered and mentions social events, elections, and local travel.
The excerpt presents a meditative line urging acceptance of fate and humility before a higher power. It emphasizes that all nature and chance are beyond human sight and that a hidden harmony underlies discord and evil, concluding that whatever exists is right. The passage frames Providence and reason in tension with human pride.
J. M. Angell who recently bought the Pat Drink wine ranch has arrived in Choteau with his family from Ritzville Washington. They will keep the children in school and occupy the Hodgskiss property opposite Charles Jefferson for the season.
A London correspondent recalls visiting a Norfolk marsh at Palling to botanize, asking a landowner for permission to walk the meadows. The landowner’s wary question about gun use mirrors local tension, while a minister quips about gambling amid Mrs Newcomb’s husband’s stock margins, defining gambling as a chance to win per a dictionary.
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