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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1913

Page

8

Fairfield Items and Community Happenings

A free dance is planned in Limington on Saturday night by the Mathee McKenzie Mercantile Co. A disruptive man has been roaming Joose on the east beach, captured by Deputy Mr Jewel at Power and taken to Choteau. Ruth Young visited Great Falls, returning Sunday. Beverly Graves celebrates the birth of a son. The Grange holds a meeting Saturday evening needing a stove and chimney. Local residents Crittenden, Win Crittenden, Halvor Tordal, Andrew Austad, C Frey, John Martinson, Hans Luestad, and B Johnson were in Simms on Friday.

Limington Matthee McKenzie Mercantile Co Joose Tie Mr Jewel Power Choteau Fred ‘Tenhert Lowry Flowree Zimmerman Geneh Ft Shaw Simms Ruth Young Great Falls Beverly Graves Grange Mr Crittenden Win Halvor Tordal Andrew A. Austad C. A .Frey John Martinson Hans Luestad B. Johnson

Burton Breezes From a Small Town School Notes

Mrs J C Ferris and Mrs Waterman visited the school on Wednesday and praised the progress of the children. Mrs Waterman recalled pioneer days with stories from her days as a teacher. Donald Bacorn did local business in Collins Saturday. Ben Gordon adds to his house and interior improvements. Isik Rogers finished threshing and hauled his gear home for winter. Mr and Mrs Gibler called at the Ferris ranch Tuesday. Mrs Wilks leaves for Bozeman after visiting John Roof and friends. Dean Waterman moved H K Ferris engines to the ranch shed for winter. Mr and Mrs Billy Loomis visited the W H Franklin ranch last week. Mrs J J White entertained Mrs Waterman and Mrs Hauxwell at dinner Friday. Miss Thompson held recitations Friday afternoon followed by a teacher’s popcorn and candy treat. Harry VanDeriet, visiting at the Ben Gordon home, returned to Great Falls Saturday. Ira Brolsma left for Great Falls to work for Fred Ferris on the mail contract.

J.C. Ferris Waterman Ferris Ranch Wilks John Roof Bozeman Dean Waterman H. K. Ferris Billy Loomis W. H. Franklin Ranch J. J. White Hauxwell

Women Enter Politics With Bold Debut

A record of women entering politics marks a shift as female candidates step forward, challenging old norms and asserting presence in public life. Their engagement reshapes the political landscape and signals broader participation across communities.

Nearly all wise men are married

A humorous quip notes wisdom attributed to marriage, suggesting life experience gained through domestic partnership rather than formal study.

Lake Basin Items Roll Through Choteau And Simms

Local notes dated November 6 and 10 report scatterings of visitors and routine business in Choteau Simms and surrounding areas. Names include Jesse Davis Jas Taylor W O Cole Nan Cole Vera Bullard Crittenden Marl Halladay Luther Harris Bellas and others with mentions of wheat hauling threshing and a weekend dance.

Jesse Davis Jas. Taylor Choteau W. OW. Cole Nan Vera Bullard Bozeman Crittenden Home Miss Crittenden Marl Halladay Will Crittenden Simms W. W. Cole Ole Kolste Agnes Bertha Thornd Vincent Vance Spring Valley Luther Chateau Frank Young Frank Harris

Catholic Fair at Collins Church Aims to Aid New Building

On Tuesday November 18 at 2 p m the Catholic Ladies hold a church fair in Collins Hall with booths, fancy needlework, fish ponds, grab bag and prizes. An evening chicken supper will be served to raise funds for the planned Collins church.

Collins Hall Collins

Sulzer Offered 100 Lectures for One Hundred Thousand

Report says Sulzer has been offered $100,000 for 100 lectures. Many sympathizers vow to quit sharing sympathy and instead save it for themselves.

Sulzer

Unanimous Approval of Curren Cy Bill by Bankers

A currency bill was approved unanimously by bankers, prompting questions about influence and fiscal policy. Critics warn of potential shifts in monetary practices while supporters cite stability and coordinated banking standards.

Community Notes From Dupuyer and Dry Forks Area

Local residents report visits among neighbors and relatives including Mrs. A L Hoy Mrs McNeal and Mrs L Daggett. Chas Hoy and wife visited Blackleaf with his mother. Threshing crew moved to Blackleaf after Dry Forks work. Several travelers plan visits to Chateau Logansport and Dupuyer with updates on Mrs F Miller and Do Maynard care.

A. L. Hoy McNeal L. Daggett Chas. Hoy Blackleaf Sabadoes Forks L. Shepperd F. Miller

Fall rye seed for sale in Vaughn Montana

Sunnyside Store Co offers fall rye seed in Vaughn Montana 48-tf. Also a $100000 loan offer on Teton County farm lands by J Eb Ritchey Conrad 5-tf.

Sunnyside Store Co Tf Vaughn Montana Teton County J. EB. Ritchey Tf Conrad Carpenter Tools Herman Bamburger Chateau

Catholic Services Schedule for Collins Choteau

Mass services will be held on the third Sunday each month at 10 a.m. in Collins with 7:30 p.m. devotions in Choteau and preaching at all services. On the fourth Sunday Masses in Choteau at 10:30 a.m. with 7:30 p.m. devotions and preaching. J Connolly, Pastor.

Collins Choteau J. Connolly

Acantha Offers Loose Leaf Books and Gift Ideas

October figures from Receiver McLean show Crow Indian lands sold at public auction yielding about 250000 for the year. About 1600 Crow Indians on the reservation will share a portion of the revenue, with payments totaling around 800000 acres sold in 1910 and 1912 and quarterly distributions to follow for five years.

McLean Billings Land Office

Fifth National Conservation Congress Set for Washington

Delegates from every state, counties, municipalities and organizations pledge broad support for conservation. Notables active since 1908 join in planning the November 18 19 and 20 gathering in Washington. The program emphasizes forest and water power conservation with open sessions for all interested.

Washington, D. C Union White House Conservation Congress Conference of Governors

Young Scotchman Southerlin Versus Laird of Skibo

A brief clash emerges between Southerlin, a young Scotsman, and Mr. Laird of Skibo with a remark that Carnegie should supply the man with books. The exchange hints at literary support or patronage within a regional narrative.

Southerlin Laird Skibo Carnigie

Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Health Ad

Public health notice warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury as dangerous to smell and systemic health. It promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure from F F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio taken internally and claims no mercury. Includes reminder to seek prescriptions from reputable physicians and to buy genuine Hall’s products.

Hall FF. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Roledn Ohio F. J. Cheney & Co

Clancy the Bad Man Of Falling Brook

Paul Muir travels to Arizona for health and falls for Bessie Smith in Falling Brook. A feared outlaw Clancy dominates the town but Paul defends Bessie during a dance hall confrontation and escapes with her to Goldmine after a mob scene. Bessie reveals she invented the lover rumor to escape Clancy and seeks a new life with Paul.

Everett Fillmore Paul Muir Arizona Clancy Paul Falling Brook Bessie Bessie Smith Brown Ohio Phoenix East John Gold Mine Nps W. G. Chapman

Bessie Captures Paul At the Hotel Dance

The scene unfolds at a social dance where boys outnumber the women two to one. Paul asks a reluctant Bessie for a dance and discovers she sits apart, then learns from her that Brown the hotel keeper can explain why she remains unasked by others. Paul confronts Brown.

Bessie Paul Brown

Indignant Indiana Farmer Prefers Farm Life to Politics

A Indianapolis Star report quotes a northern Indiana farmer encountered during a Bass Lake trip. The farmer, whittling in his yard, says politics hold no concern for him as he values his thriving farm, sturdy barn, and hardworking wife.

Indiana Shanks Indianapolis Star Basslake

Chattel Mortgage and School Warrants Mentioned in Report

Fragmentary note references chattel mortgage form 220 and school warrants tied to school report cards. Indicates a legal or financial record activity with unspecified parties and dates. No clear names or events available in the legible text.

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Gopher E. J. Roberson & CO Choteau, Montana Electric City Conservatory Florists Fifth Avenue No Great Falls, Mont Fairfield Burton Breezes D. Luther J. W. Bellas John Sexton Co Chicago T. B. Cook W. J. Crittenden Billy Dollemore Eyrand Ranch Mrs. Thorn George Harris I. Daggett T. L. Rains Logansport Ind F. Smith Dupuyer Roy Callins L. J. Daggett Walier W. J. Engleman IL. Daggett Catholic Services Loose Leaf Books Emerick Man BOR Sale William Richards Shropshire G. C. Bower Mont Bynum E. Monkman W. H. Gorham Thomas Holmes Smith Premier John Lyon J. E. Webb Berkshire J. A. Barkholf Trenton Michigan Wanter Reeves Kerr & Hanson Farmington, Mont Farmington Electric City Land Co Malone & Truchot H. Bremer R.R Acantha Bien Ecee Gee Phas
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