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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1910
Page
3
A local notice announces the owner has hired a first class watchmaker and jeweler and offers to perform all kinds of watch and jewelry repairs with all work guaranteed. The signer identifies as CORSON.
Landowner warns against hunting on the Muddy area inside fields or on the reservoir without permission. Date 9-15-81 appears as a posted notice by HYRAUD.
A Cleveland man recalls moving to an east end flat where comfort failed due to poor janitorial service. After a bitter confrontation he vows to seek warmth elsewhere, the janitor suggesting the same move in a calm exchange.
An English tenderfoot asks where Walter Halter lives and seeks Grizzly Bill, known as Grizzly Bill, for directions. Bill responds with a playful, brisk correction after the visitor is told Hatter lived nearby. The exchange ends with Bill confirming Halter’s proximity in a rugged frontier tone.
The October report shows record attendance for four years with three rooms above 99 percent. Miss Schroeder's fifth and sixth grade room led at 99.54 percent, while punctuality trails the best marks. Lists names of students with perfect attendance in grades five and six.
A draper berates a new assistant for displaying poor value to a customer and later the same customer confronts the clerk after being fed an inflated pitch. The assistant had echoed a higher price and stock history for silk and tape, citing an epidemic as justification, while a belt from the customer ends the scene.
Mark Twain agreed to share his life story but dodged a baptismal name question. The interviewer pressed, Twain recalled twins and a bath incident where one brother drowned, and the names were never known.
A stockbroker celebratory run on his new forty horsepower car leads him to fill up at a garage. He warns his six year old son about gasoline danger with a match. The boy counters with a blunt question about his father’s own fate, prompting a humorous moment.
A visitor admires a Miller painting copy, noting the natural look and the gleaming millet gleaning scene. She reads the title aloud and asks what the people are doing, exclaiming how fascinating the image appears.
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