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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
4
The Choteau Montanan published by C. E. Trescott and Son is entered as second class matter July 1, 1918 at the Choteau Montana post office under the Act of March 3 1879. It is published weekly in Choteau Teton County Montana.
County residents report on recovering neighbors after a sudden loss. Auxiliary meeting at Mrs. Drinkwine's home and plans for an Equity picnic near Collins. Multiple Choteau and Roof family visits and business calls noted.
Local notes report moves to Indiana for George and Mrs Boney and new farming on Dry Forks by James Mulaney. Beeves sold to Bynum butchers. June events include cup and sate sewing, a mill damage update, and the Good Time Club meeting set for June 24.
The Equity Union of Teton County invites all to a free Fourth of July on the Teton River near Collins with speeches, music from a band, a basket dinner at noon, ball games, races, and a bowery dance. lemonade and ice cream will be sold.
Wm O Craig of Helena announces candidacy for the clerk of the supreme court nomination on the republican ticket and files a statement with the secretary of state. He has served as assistant clerk during John T Athey’s tenure and remains connected to the office. A twin cylinder Indian motorcycle is for sale at the Choteau Feed Store. Mrs Walker leaves for Harlem to reside on the nearby homestead, Mr Walker expected to join soon. The Ladies Guild will be entertained by Mrs Cohoe and Mrs
Spencer residents host a progressive bridge party on June 29 at their homes. Mrs. K B Cohoe and Mrs. Walter Gorham depart for Great Falls as Episcopal convention delegates. Mr. and Mrs. Walter L Verge plan a Sunday drive to Great Falls for the opening session.
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