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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1920
Page
8
Publication details state the paper is entered as second class matter July 11, 1913 at Choteau Montana post office under the act of March 3 1879. Weekly publication in Choteau Teton County subscription 2 00 per year advertising rates on application.
Miss Mable ONeil of Great Falls visits Dr. McGregor home in Choteau. A baby boy was born at McGregor hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Black on August 12, 1920. Bert Dunn and wife and Miss Dolly Graves return from a Glacier Park camping trip. Elizabeth Kraber returns from Great Falls after visiting. John Zimmerman and Mr. and Mrs. Will Crittenden of Fairfield attend Chautauqua and a Choteau baseball game. Louise Zimmerman returns to Fairfield after a county visit. Mrs. Annie Anderson of Great Falls visits Choteau at John Graves home. Senator T. O. Larson and Miss Stone of Minnesota travel by auto to Yellowstone National Park for sightseeing.
Miss Margaret Latch arrived in Chateau Wednesday evening from the east and has accepted a position as superintendent of the McGregor hospital. Miss Latch is a graduate nurse.
Ice cream for families now available from Chateau Creamery in small home delivery containers. Ice cold and well packed. For orders call 34.
J. R. Lankard and wife of Kingfisher Oklahoma visit Chateau this week as guests with Ross Houck and wife. Mrs Lankard is the sister of Mr Houck.
Cc H Drake of Conrad visited his mother Mrs Celia J Drake in town on Wednesday. James Eckford of Citizens State Bank and M C Dietrich visited Great Falls Wednesday. Mrs J C Taylor of Bynum moved to Chateau for schooling. John T Moore, wife, and Mrs C Lestrud with daughters Violet and Mayvid returned from Sun River Hot Springs. Wm F Miller, rancher west of Choteau, received news of his father’s illness in Rockport Ind and cannot travel home.
The Kind Arnett and Newman State Highway crews hold a picnic at the old county fairgrounds in Chateau on Sunday August 22 with horse and foot races bucking contests and other sports. The Teton county brass band will provide music for the occasion. A good time is assured all who attend.
Rev. Frank Cole of Davenport Iowa visits Chateau staying at his brother Phil I Cole's home. He preached a sermon at the local Methodist church last Sunday to a large congregation.
Chas Loucks, a former Choteau resident who left about 23 years ago and later ran a local meat business, was in town Wednesday visiting old acquaintances. Now married, he farms in North Dakota and notes Choteau has changed, though many old friends remain much as they were, only thinner.
Harry L. Wilson, candidate for Governor, cites Montana lawmakers from both parties as enacting seven farm-friendly measures. He highlights county creation, cooperative marketing, low interest state farm loans, toll milling, grain inspection, mutual insurance, and Farm Bureau funding as evidence of progress and warns radicals against socialist plans.
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