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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
5
Used ice boxes for sale cheap at O. Hansen. Chateau Meat Co remains closed all day Monday July 5 for the national holiday. Ladies hats at Hansen's. G. N. Campbell, Dupuyer stockman, visited Chateau on Tuesday. Shorty Golden of Bynum visited the county seat earlier this week.
Choteau notices celebrate a Farmers Picnic on Deep Creek July 16 with a basket event and dance. The water wagon sprinkles streets as Choteau boasts low food prices and busy tourist traffic. Local residents and visitors from Idaho Montana and beyond are noted among arrivals and visits.
B G Christian formerly of Augusta now living in the Imperial Valley California is touring the region with relatives by car. He and his family made the trip by auto.
E. A. Cleland, his wife and two daughters, left Thursday morning for an auto trip through North Dakota South Dakota and Minnesota to visit relatives. They will also stop at Yellowstone National Park on their return to Chateau.
At a meeting of the Oldest Settlers Association of Teton county officers decided to hold a basket picnic at City Park in Chateau on Sunday July 18 1920. All members are invited to bring a well filled basket and spend the day with longtime friends. Last year’s gathering was near the Peebles ranch on the Teton River.
Vivian Connor is anticipated to return home to spend the Fourth of July with relatives in this city, signaling a family gathering and holiday plans.
Major L. A. Foot Roy W. Pilling and William Hodgskiss Jr attended a state American Legion meeting in Livingston and returned Tuesday evening as delegates.
After the first of June Miss Alspaugh will run rooms eight and nine at the Bowling Inn and will be glad to see her customers there.
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