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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
5
A. H. Doughty and family with Mr and Mrs Walter Myers depart Wednesday for a two week outing at Glacier National Park. W K Flowerree from Great Falls visits Choteau. W W Peterson, a Republican sheriff candidate, has decided not to run.
Mr and Mrs J E McCullough of Fairfield are proud parents of a baby girl born at the Choteau hospital on the seventh. Mrs J G Jackson underwent surgery at the Choteau hospital on Wednesday. The Gold Leaf opens Friday at 7 00 pm under new management with J L Springer as proprietor formerly of Moccasin Montana. Ray R Forter a merchant of Bynum was a business visitor in Choteau on Wednesday. Dave Burt and Frank Daggett from Sunburst spent Sunday with their families in Choteau. Mr and Mrs Hugh Wyner and family returned Sunday from an auto trip to the Bitter Root valley and Missoula. Nancy Cole and Helen Crittenden of Fairfield were Chateau visitors during Chautauqua.
Dan Ledgerwood of Conrad and former Teton County commissioner visits Cho teau on Wednesday, reflecting on his past service and local ties.
Mrs Bert I Packer returned from an extended visit with her parents in Wisconsin. Dr E J Crary and son Lyle and C O Denzil McDonald left Wednesday for a two week outing at Big River and Salmon Lake.
G H Kirk Republican nominating candidate for congress spoke in Chateau this week. Marriage licenses issued to Mary Rabitch and Guiseppe Bastie of Choteau. wedding by Rev Father Maroney. Stock fines under city order. two arrests and $5 fines. Various residents and visitors from Bynum, Great Falls, and Blackleaf noted. Carl W. Riddick.
Montana voters are urged to support Carl Riddick for United States Senator on August 29. The Fergus County Riddick for Senator Club touts his farming background, energy, and alignment with President Harding, backed by farm leaders and Republican officials.
J N Starbuck mayor Peter St Dennis and C F Bilbee prominent Valier businessmen visited Cha teau on Wednesday as a committee to meet Governor Dixon who is slated to speak in the city today.
Mrs. D. J. Feland and Mrs. Josie Humble of Bynum visited Choteau on Wednesday, mingling with local residents during the day.
Classified rental notice from Choteau Montana inviting inquiries to Mrs C D Yeager about available house lodging.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Lucero and their children of Augusta spent Sunday with friends and relatives in a regional social note highlighting family ties and local visits.
Miss Erma Cleland returned from Dutton where she visited the W. T. Lowe home. Miss Laura Bohling of Dutton visited friends in Chateau this week. G. M. Coffey Sr. was a Great Falls business visitor Sunday. Dr. McGregor was a Helena visitor Wednesday. Burton Wheeler will address Teton citizens at Chateau Monday night at eight at the courthouse.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Catlin of Browning visited the A. C. Burbank home on Wednesday. They are traveling homeward from a tour of Yellowstone Park.
Col J C Friis of Collins stopped at Chateau on Wednesday. He seeks the independent nomination for state senator and expresses confidence in victory. The piece muses on Montana Democratic prospects and notes Jake DeHart’s possible cross party support for Republican candidates.
Fire Chief J. DeHaas tested Chateau water pressure for a report to the Board of Fire Underwriters with photographs of seven hose in action taken by W A Emerick. The test extended from Merchants Cafe to Haugen store, then a inch quarter stream reached eight feet over the Rocky Mountain Elevator, 82 feet away. Chateau taxes and water system touted as among Montana's lowest fire rates and most efficient.
A political sermon extols farming as essential and honorable. It urges farmers to treat their sons as partners, invest in education and home culture, and modernize the farm with media, books, and conveniences to keep youth and leadership in agriculture.
The argument cites self restraint as only effective censorship and opposes banning films or moral control by law. It asserts the people should choose content, warning that imposed censorship fails and invokes natural consequences to guide behavior.
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