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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
5
Choteau Montanan reports Friday items from Choteau Montana including visits by A F Belzer and G A Judson. Patterns of local commerce feature special meat prices and strawberries at the Choteau Meat Co with 15 cent hens.
Jerry McCarthy, a leading stockman from Dupuyer, visited Choteau on Wednesday. The Choteau Mercantile Company will be open on July 4 from 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for holiday shoppers.
H B Lake and family of Great Falls pass through Chateau by car en route to Glacier National Park. Lewis Thompson plans to open a soft drink parlor Sunday in the old vulcanizing shop between First National Bank and Looney's Barber Shop. He bought a 1 3 interest in the building once owned by Mrs Gibson. John B Chase, long-time manager of Dr Salvail's Cocoa Florida ranch, is in town and plans to escape the summer heat by spending months on his ranch near Dupuyer.
George Bradfield assistant president of the Pet Ex company spent time in Chateau early in the week. After inspecting the Willow Creek structure he departed for Kevin in the interests of his firm.
Fred A. Woehner and J E Sullivan of Great Falls attended a Stockmens State Bank board meeting Tuesday. An intense electrical storm struck last evening with lightning hitting a shade tree in front of Burt Dunn’s home causing significant scorching but no additional damage.
Lige Hampton and E. V. Urich of Kalma pass Chateau by auto en route to California. Urich will settle in California while Hampton plans to return to Kalma in the fall.
The Womans club will establish a resident tent in Great Northern Park on July 4 for the Legion celebration. Chairs cots wash basins towels drinking cups and other equipment will be furnished for visitors. A J Flynn of Chateau Lumber Co will close his yard here and move with his family to Shelby where he has secured a location.
Miss Alberta Clearman daughter of Mr and Mrs I A Clearman wed G D Passmore of Farmington in a ceremony at the Methodist parsonage with Rev H E Stong officiating. The bride a Seton County high school graduate class of 1921 and the groom a young local farmer. Cha teau friends extend wishes for happiness. Ruth Sweat lately teaching at Bozeman college returned home for vacation. Helen study in Minneapolis expected home early July.
H. E. Adams and his father departed for Kevin Tuesday afternoon where Mr. Adams will install an oil station. He said supplies were shipped and operation would begin soon with Dad Adams in charge.
Mr C F Gilboe and family and Mr T Darnell and family joined by Mr C B Campbell and party spent a day in Chateau. The Valier group were treated to dinner in the park and praised the hospitality of Chateau’s citizens and council.
Miss Josephine Hynes visited Spokane last week and will visit relatives there. Alfred Hanson and family of Missoula, and R Bruce of Fairfield, visiting the Lindseth home. Clarence Carlson hosted a lively dance with midnight luncheon and good reports. Helmer Anderson and Otto Arnesmeyer will attend Boy's Camp at Fort Assiniboine. Miss Henrietta Slanger now studies in Dillon. Sheep shearing season underway. Chris Lindseth loses a valuable cow last week.
Herbert T. Cleary of Chateau Montana who filed Original and Additional Homestead Entries in 1918 for lots and sections in Township 25 North Range 7 West Mont Meridian has filed notice of intention to make further proof and final proof requirements under the land office in Great Falls Montana.
Three year proof to establish claim to the land above described before Charles H. Ferris assistant commissioner at his office in Choteau Montana on July 20 1922. Claimant witnesses include Philip Rudolph George Maiden John Duffy Mrs Jennie Rudolph all of Choteau Montana. W E Bennett Register.
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