16 Jun 1922
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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
1
The Choteau Montanan notes its status as a weekly publication published every Friday in Choteau Montana. It states a subscription price of 2.00 per year and advertising rates are available upon application.
Classified notes include chickens for sale at $12 per dozen from R W Johnson Castle Rock Ranch Gilman Montana. Also local social events, rentals, hospital updates, visitors, travel, and a court assault case involving G W Booth and Hugo Hirshberg that was dismissed.
Wallen of Great Falls visited the A. J. Jeanis home on Wednesday and Thursday. He left Thursday afternoon for Judith Gap where he has accepted a position.
Great Falls visitor F. A. Oulton returns after court in absence of Judge Greene. For sale cheap seven room house with two lots and barn. Rent six room furnished house on Main Street. Mrs. C D Yeager and others travel to Portland to visit friends and relatives. County attorney Wiley Shannon trips to Helena. J J Billiar of Twin Falls visits Choteau over ranch interests. Josef Thornd of Fairfield visits. Judge Greene resumes circuit duties in Choteau. Elizabeth Frazier from Great Falls visits Larson home. Assistant Attorney General L A Foot visits family. W W Peterson of Dutton visits. Peter son candidate for sheriff on Republican ticket. Arnold Baker travels to Toole oil fields with Jas McGowan to open Moonapts Hevin pa ehunbiret.
Local residents and visitors are listed with travels, jobs, and summer plans. Andrew families, school staff, and church members appear along with trips to Great Falls Everett Dillon and Spokane. A farewell party for the Zachrys and a theatre announcement headline the page.
A farmer near Agawam, Alex McDonald, was killed last Sunday when he fell from a sulky plow due to epilepsy, breaking his neck. The Conrad coroner took the body. Other items note Mrs. Emily Morgan visiting a U S Commissioner for homestead proof, Mrs. Mort Hirshberg traveling on the Milwaukee, and several residents visiting Great Falls for business or a club conference.
Mrs D F Gibboney of Great Falls spent a weekend at Chateau and Marmington with her father A C Longmuir and sister Miss Dorothy Longmuir. Mrs A C Burbank left Friday morning for Great Falls to visit friends for a few days.
Charles and LB Bertram Guthrie returned Thursday from Missoula where they had been visiting the university.
A. K. Dalbey of the Acantha force visited Missoula this week and returned home Thursday evening.
Reports from Chateau note excellent crop conditions and strong prospects for a plentiful harvest. Local observers describe robust growth and favorable weather benefiting multiple fields and yields.
Over a dozen rigs enter the Kevin Sunburst field with two producers eight miles apart. Twelve derricks stand as thirty developing companies push field activity. Standard Oil of California spudded the Harry Wilson well last Sunday.
Notices announce Stanley R. Foot for county attorney and W. W. Peterson for sheriff in Teton County with pledges to enforce laws and pursue fiscal measures. Also seeks Republican primary approval in August and school system support in running for county superintendent.
Notice to voters announces J L Collins candidate for sheriff in the Democratic primary August 29 1922 pledging a clean efficient administration. Other notices name E N Haugen and W M Steele seeking Teton County assessor posts in Republican primaries with pledges of economy and public service.
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