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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
5
The Choteau Montanan notes weekly publication details and street activity. Visitors include Frank Titus of Lewistown and E J Markle of Dutton. local events mention the Ladies Industrial group and a district court session at Cut Bank.
Two bands totaling 6000 sheep passed through Chateau Thursday evening bound for a forest reserve. Of them 1500 head go to Heart Butte 1500 to North Badger 1500 to South Badger and 4500 to Lower Badger.
Howard G. Bennett an attorney from Great Falls visited the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Reiquam. Cal Binford attended to business matters in the city on Thursday. Binford once served as county assessor and his home is in Farmington.
John A. Gleason and his son Kenneth travel to Billings to set up a permanent location where Mr. Gleason will operate a gasoline service station. The transfer business was previously disposed of to Wm. Odenwald.
Weather was ideal for Chateau celebrations though a ball game paused proceedings. Jack Radcliffe of Fairfield was admitted to Chateau Hospital on July 5 with appendicitis and underwent immediate surgery. A Ford rollover near the city caused by a broken steering gear left no injuries.
Assistant Supervisor Rush of the local forest office is in the mountains. The Ladies Guild will meet with Mrs. DeYong Thursday afternoon. Angus Gaines of Kevin spent the Fourth with his family in this city. A Master truck passed through Chateau Thursday morning loaded with groceries and hardware supplies for a new camp of the Gladys Pelle at Kevin. A sheriff nomination date passed through Chateau en route to the county north part.
Grasshoppers appear south of the city in the Priest Butte vicinity causing damage. Poisoning at field edges is recommended and has shown good results after a few days. The county agent is distributing newly supplied poison to infested fields under supervision.
N E Roberts cashier swears the above figures are true to the best knowledge. The document notes totals of 1 717.51 102 650.00 5.04 380 844.02 and includes notarization date July 5 1922 by J I Cain Notary Public with commission expires April 17 1924. Directors P H Crossen and James Eckford attest.
The Oldest Settlers and families plan a Sunday picnic on July 16 at Lyon's Grove Spring Creek, the same site as last year. Meet at T. A. Smith's at 11 00 a m with baskets, and enjoy a ball game and other amusements. Last year’s event was highly enjoyable and this year aims to surpass it.
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