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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
5
The Choteau Montana RA is entered as second class matter July 11 1918 at the post office in Choteau Montana under the act of March 3 1879.
Classified item notes a two room furnished house for rent with four lots garden sheds and related amenities at eight dollars monthly. Inquire to the Montanan. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Harry Boutilier at the Choteau hospital Thursday morning. Mrs Lewis of Pendray returns home today from Choteau hospital. Mrs J B McCullough and baby will sue the Choteau hospital today for their home in Fairfield. Harold Crane son of Commissioner Crane is seriously ill with pneumonia at the ranch north east of Colins.
Report notes Mrs. Harry Boutilier is seriously ill and receiving care at Choteau Hospital. Local one-line bulletin lists her condition as serious with ongoing treatment. Authorities have not released further medical details.
Louie F. Peterson, Republican candidate for county superintendent of schools, was a Choteau caller Friday. Mrs. Peterson says the outlook is bright and she is confident of winning the office. C. Taylor, deputy stock inspector of Bynum county, was a Choteau visitor Tuesday.
Congress candidate Carl W. Riddick visited Chateau and toured the state to win the Republican nomination for United States senator. He expressed confidence in gaining a majority and endorsed W. D. Rantin as the only rival worth noting. He claimed strong Republican backing and criticized Democratic critics of the president and reform efforts.
A report notes Gordon Campbell and his wife visiting the Chateau on Tuesday. A newborn girl arrived Wednesday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Harry Brouilette. Forest Supervisor Mynrick records the season’s first district fire, on August 7 at Hoaldy Creek near Sun River, caused by lightning, burning three-quarters of an acre before guards contained it. A waitress position opened at Beaupre Cafe.
L. C. Hewett inspector of graving with heatauarieis in wissoula left Thursday with Supewizer Myviek Tor Ek Creek. Ahiflevik will spend 1 days in this catrnet looting after of ficial business. Mainey L. A. Feof assisted to at torney general Wellington Rantin was a Chateau weekend visitor at the home of his brother, Aiforne, Stenley NR. Foot.
Rush the forest supervisor oversees the disassembly and transport of a 12K12 foot look-out station from Teton Canyon to Wrong Creek. Bruce Neil holds the assembly contract for 3 trips totaling 7,000 pounds, using 60 pack animals, with timbers cut and bunched at 40 pounds each.
John A. Gleason and his family will leave Monday to establish residence in Dillings. Ray R. Porter of Bynum visited Chateau on business Tuesday.
Forest Ranser Gen Grieg afdi fiict B resigned the Erst of the months and his place has been filled by Mr HeGroat who has been res'cter of cam fires at the mouth of Sun River Canson Wr Howard and family left Sun day trom two weeks entling in Glasie Park.
Candidacy framed on natural talent and ripe experience. Montana voters offered an opportunity to place an independent, progressive judge on the Supreme Bench. Primary party notes list Islay August 29 and officials Harry J Wanson secretary Tutte Mont.
J W Scott editor of the Montana Herald visits Chotes on Friday. Blanch M Jarephron a clerk travels to POW with Cranre Seesapee NM and Binnie from Oy teau while county officials meet with Panen Tow Yrting. Prad Bete travels for Chotens business Friday through Sunday and Levan family renews after auto wreck between Perk.
The author attacks those resisting reform of amusements and praises William H. Hays for cleaning cinemas. They urge support for closing theatres showing immoral subjects and warn that failure to back reform will end in ruin for society and the loss of youth.
Joe DeYong left Thursday for the Eaton Ranch at Wolf Wyoming to fulfill background painting contracts. He will then proceed to the Chas M Russel studio at Lake McDonald where he plans to paint through fall and winter.
Montana Republicans O P Goddard of Billings and CL HL Lead of Miles City back Riddick for Senate and urge support for Carl Kits to unite party ranks. They present forceful reasons for backing the Republican ticket in the state.
A historical letter urges Montana Republicans to back senator Riddick in the primaries. It argues Riddick aligns with the president and would better advance state and national interests, warning against split votes that could nominate a minority candidate. It calls for unity to support Riddick in the election.
Judge CL TL Land urges Republicans to back Carl W. Riddick for U.S. senator. He cites party loyalty, balanced progressivism, support for reducing government costs, wartime patriotism, suitability from congressional service, insight into common people’s needs, and electability as key reasons.
Mr. G. M. Coffey and Mrs. Edythe M. Saylor attend the grand lodge meeting at Helena as representatives of Fidelity Chapter No. 18 OBE. They plan to enter flowers at the Flower Show in September under the women’s club in Mrs. Bair's building on Main Street. Visitors can see Teton county flowers with prizes for largest display and best blooms. A musical program will be held in the afternoon with ice cream and cake served for 25e.
Pastor Harry T Stong presides with 10 30 morning worship and an 11 20 sermon and there is a Bible class recap of recent teaching. Lectures by Prof Zumwalt and a note on the North Montana conference open next Tuesday with no church services that Sunday. Subscriptions to local budget and centenary fund urged for immediate credit.
Rev. Harry T. Stong will preach in the Farmington school house Sunday at 3 p.m. This will be the last service before the Annual Conference and a good attendance is hoped.
The sermon by the Rev. Ueiry UT Stong will be delivered Sunday evening at the M Wm thurei. A cordial visitation is extended to all community members to attend this service.
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