History of Teton and Choteau Counties introductory sketch
The article traces the 1893 split of Chouteau into Teton county and the early development of Choteau. It covers the origins of local ranches and businesses, notable figures like Hamilton and Hazlett, Hirshberg, and Hodgskiss, the Floweree and Cox ranches, and early freighting routes and hotels. It also previews Indian wars and alliances, highlighting Blackfeet, Piegan, Ponder O’Rielles, and Sioux interactions near the Floweree site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Teton County
Chouteau County
United States
Hamilton
Haslet
Fort Benton
al Hamilton
Hazlett
American Legion
Charles LePage
Chateau
Bill Hodgskiss
Bing” Hodgskiss
Great Falls
John Lyons
Hodgsking
Sam Pfrimmer
Hodgskiss
Harley Yeager
Edgar
Montana
Floweree Ranch
Washington University
Dakota
Europe
Sun River Valley
Rocky Mountain Ranges
Sun River
Teton
Marias
Six Nations
Three Nations
Snowy
Belt
Mussellshell
Pambrun Ranch
Yellowstone
Francis Pambrun
Mrs. McKalvy
Vaughn Brothers
Robert Ford
John Spencer
Jim Adams
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Teton and Choteau
Elmer Baird
Jess Bleeker
Sulgrove
Hirshberg
George Richards
Chateau House
Old Stage Town
Frontier Inn
Jake Smith
Floweree
Dan Floweree
John Cox
Cox
Rocky Mountain
Pend O'Reilles
Kottenais
Sun River Canyon
Blackfeet
Plegans
Beaupre Cafe
Beaupre Hotel
Geo. Benedett
Prop
Chevrolet
General Motors
F. O. B. Chateau
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
U. S
Globe and Delco
Wallace Motor Co
Choteau, Montana
West
Trower
Vinaei
Mr. Man
the Club
Choteau, Mont
Carl Hager