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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1916
Page
3
Choteau Montana 1916 weekly newspaper note lists C E Trescott and Son as publishers in Teton County with July 14 1916 date and location of publication in Choteau Montana.
Items from Dupuyer and nearby towns recount health, travel, and social news. Tom Cowan bedridden with pleurisy. visits by McDonald and McKnight. Dupuyer residents Gust, travel to Great Falls and Helena. school house construction progress. Neil McConnell funeral. dam built on Sun River. residents planning trips to Nova Scotia and Michigan. local business and transport notices. fishing trip spoiled by rain.
Senator former congressman Charles N Pray of Great Falls may enter this fall as a Republican candidate for United States Senate. He is in the city from Great Falls on legal business.
The Helena Record-Herald reports a local figure, not denying the matter under consideration, likely to file. He expresses strong temptation to seek the nomination in the primaries but fears giving up a thriving legal practice. If he avoids candidacy this time, he pledges not to pursue future office.
A full Socialist party state ticket was placed in nomination as declaratory statements were filed with Secretary A. M. Alderson. Named are U.S. senator Henri La Beau, congressman Albert J. Messner of Butte and John H. McGuffrey of Missoula, governor Lewis J. Duncan of Butte, lieutenant governor F. L. Buzzell of Conrad, secretary C. R. Douterman of Iverness, auditor E. G. Bjorneby of Kalispell, attorney general Thomas R. Robinson of Highwood, treasurer Johno Powers of Billings, chief justice H. A. Tyrand of Butte, clerk G. C. Lasater of Plentywood, and superintendent Amy G. Edmunds of Butte.
Hospitalized Observer editor J F Farris struggles with heart trouble after train trip from Butte to Great Falls and Conrad care. Seth Clarkson from Pullman discusses land interests and plans to return home. Brady depot lumber arrival prompts cross street alignment to ease traffic and hazards. Bridge crews work on Muddy River bridge at north town end amid flood delays. Infant son of Mrs. Upham Browning dies en route to hospital after throat illness. Editor Laenger returns to duties at The Valerian after sickness.
Dillon candidate Frank A. Hazelbaker declares for secretary of state on the Republican ticket at the state primaries. He has served as secretary of the state exposition commission for the past two years.
Hughes Edward McQuade, a key betting broker, reported renewed activity in presidential betting after the Fourth of July. A $1000 bet against $500 favors Hughes' election, with odds near 9 to 5 for Hughes and 2 to 1 for Wilson supporters. Arresting Time. People cannot arrest the flight of time, yet they are often asked to stop a minute.
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