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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1916
Page
2
Choteau Montana August 25 1916 publication by C E Trescott and Son publishers announces weekly issue from Choteau in Teton County and lists advertising rates on application with location details unchanged.
A roundup of local notes from Chateau Montanian including travels of A J Vance and Dr Beaupre to Great Falls for business, family visits, school appointments, illnesses in the area, and real estate and farming deals. The report also mentions mining interests, outings, and social visits across Dupuyer, Conrad, and Fairfield with several named residents and towns.
Dillon Tribune notes President Wilson’s plan for a six member tariff commission with at most three from one party to ensure nonpartisanship. The piece argues the president will favor three Democrats and three others to serve Democratic interests. It criticizes Democratic editors for contradicting claims of improved business conditions tied to wartime prosperity.
J Broom, Fairfield forage man, has a fully equipped garage in his building here with an air pump storage tank and turning lathe. A competent mechanic is on site and the shop plans to serve local autoists. Broom came to Augusta 32 years ago and has since lived in Great Falls and Chateau before starting the garage two years ago.
William R. Wilcox of the Republican National Committee telegrammed former Senator Joseph M. Dixon of Montana urging active participation in the campaign. He notes a great demand for Dixon’s services and asks that he speak when possible in Maine.
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