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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1916
Page
7
Elizabeth de Barrie Gill, harpist entertainer, presents a vocal and instrumental concert with character stories. She plays a $1,000 gold harp with rich contralto singing, featuring English Irish Scottish and negro folk songs and famous harp solos. The performance highlights the harp’s expressive range and artistry.
The Kalispell Round-Up on August 16 1718 in Kalispell Montana aims to be a major Northwest showcase in 1916 featuring large prize purses. Dell Blanchett and Bertha Blanchett arrive with a fast relay string and other horses while Ed McCarthy of Cheyenne brings a celebrated relay squad and riders. Sleepy Armstrong of Pendleton Oregon travels with horses and cowboys. James Parsons and Charles Allard of the Flathead Indian Reservation Montana plan to enter relay strings. Parsons holds a world record at Missoula for fastest relay time.
The article touts upcoming relay events as the greatest race track contest, with big purses aimed to draw top men and women competitors. It promotes the slogan Let the best man or best woman win for the Round-Up contests.
The 1916 Teton county assessment book is open for inspection. The board of county commissioners will meet as a board of equalization at Chateau office starting Monday July 17 1916 to examine the assessment and equalize property values through August 14 1916. Sessions August 10 11 12 address complaints and final action on raises. Failure to appear bars later corrections. Filing requirements and oath provisions apply per 1907 codes. E C Garrett County Clerk. First pub June 30 1916-6t.
A quotation praises Hannah More for confronting gossip by urging to verify rumors with the subject. It emphasizes a proactive stance against scandal and suggests a method to test truth through direct inquiry.
A humorous pair of vignettes from the Indianapolis Star and an English journalist comment. A mother goat questions Billy as he refines thrift while chewing an old umbrella. Robert Lowe derides a deaf MP using an ear trumpet as wasteful.
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