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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1916
Page
8
Farmington items report community updates including hosting duties by Mrs. P. O. Rustad, attendance at a Claude dance, and various visits among residents. School openings, new stenographer appointment, teachers traveling home, and local labor day parade plans are noted alongside changes in club meeting days and ongoing threshing activity and grain transport as prices rise.
The Johnson school sent an exhibit to the Helena state fair featuring sewing crayon water color and arithmetic spelling and writing exercises. Miss Blain guides the work with Montana school tablets. Mr and Mrs Axel Lindberg welcome a son born Sept. 11. 105 district No 17 children under 21.
Agawam items report Verna Breeding returning home from Chateau. Doyle and O’Neil visit ends as they return to Minot. Reeder visited her husband at the Great Falls reclamation camp. Harper and Turner of Bynum secure the school house contract. The 24 by 36 foot two room building is in progress. Harvest is active as trains approach October 1. Deranley rents his building for a general merchandise store opening October 1. Arnett and Grooms visited Chateau. Little Loraine Schaefer injured falling from a high chair. Auer and Schaefer families from Bynum visited the Schafer home. Talifson and children visited Nyberg. Julius Hirshberg reports Claud in Alaska well and running an auto livery. A seven year old child of White’s can sit up after a month of illness.
The Community club will meet at the Bole schoolhouse Saturday afternoon September 16 at 2 o clock p m, and visitors are welcome. Several residents and visitors were in town this week including Cottrel in Great Falls and Miss Rose Rabe visiting relatives.
Arthur Sanderson, a Houston area visitor, was in town Sunday. Frank McLain and Harry Broom from Fairfield arrived Tuesday. C. L. Carver, C. B. Jackson and Emly planned to go to Great Falls Saturday. Miss Adeline Genger visits with her mother and brother Harold. Rev. Hannitt led Farmers' Hall services Sunday evening and will conduct services again Sunday September 24 at 4 pm.
Miss Murrell arrived from Iowa after a summer with relatives. Charlie Moulton and son went to Nebraska for an aunt’s funeral. Mrs Ida Ferris Waterman visited home then left for Dutton. Herbert any and daughter attended Barnum Bailey in Great Falls. Imma Misenhall visited Eden. Lincoln returned from Great Falls to his ranch. Alvin C. Hull hauled lumber for a granary. Ira S. Thompson and family dined at E. J. Steves ranch. Charlie Moulton hosted a dinner with Bailey and family and Ira Thompson. Beeman spent time at Wyoming hot springs. Van Orsde, home with his son at Sun River Canyon, farmed hay. Earl Van Horns attended the circus in Great Falls. Craggs and baby left Wisdom after summer with Tailey family. Gerald family from Carter spent two weeks on the ranch. A. F. Noreen is ill. Miss Anderson hosted the Ladies Aid. Waterman circulated mock election ballots. Miss Johnson visited Great Falls. Billings bought a new top buggy.
The notice lists a sheriff's sale in Chateau Montana by W illiam Miller sheriff for the property in Teton county described as the northwest quarter of section 3 township 23 north range 2 west and the south half of the northeast quarter plus lots 1 and 2 section 3 containing 315.91 acres total with a prior lien by George W. Taylor. Cash to highest bidder October 7 between 2 and 4 pm.
The Kaiser stops in Cologne on return from the western front and tours the cathedral noting it is in better condition than Rheims. The remark suggests sympathy could be converted into cash, a cynical take on wartime pity.
The passage notes a mock politicking gap about a Maine election date. It comments on Germany's food woes and dwindling Paris dining talk while noting Germany lent Turkey 125 million dollars.
The passage notes that present conditions suggest the little Deutschland must break the British blockade by itself. It also laments the immunity of Constantinople as a distressing wartime feature.
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