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, '' Vs»Vt¿ / /»,* \ ; Physician & ‘ Surgeon. Successor., to YVamsley & Brooks. State Deputy' -Veterinarian.7 . Office Nex> to Court House. W. H. STEARNS, M. D., Physician & Surgeon. O ffice at R esidence , (Harris’ House.) CHOTEAU, MONTANA. The Ladies Industrial society will i : . -» . i meet next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Cole. Joun A. Kennedy, customs iuspec- * ' ' ;f tor at Blackfoot, is in town spending the week with his family. JAMES SULGROVE, Attorney and Connsalor at Law, Notary Public. Hides Building. CHOTEAU,' • MONTANA Telephone No. 19. H. BEAUPRE, D E N T I S T . Teeth Extracted With out Pain. All work Guaranteed, CHOTEAU, MONTANA. n ,/w^ J. W. SHIELDS,-0. E. . Land Locations. - ' Reservoir Sites.' Canal and ditch surveying. Full List of Vacant School Lands. OFFICE, (1HOTEAU, MONT. \ CHEVALIER LODGE NO. 12, K . o f I F * . Meets Every Saturday Evening. Visiting Brothron Cordially Invited to Attond. J. E. E eicjksox . C. C. 1 D r . T. B rooks , K. o f R & S. G. A. BOUT ALLIER, Carpenter a n d Contractor Chotean, Montana. Joe Lee, o Old Reliable Laundry . . . 1 have with mo a now man from San Francis co who is a iirst-class polisher. All kinds of washing and ironing done in the most approved manner. CHOTEAU, MONTANA. Oculist and Aurist. 317 First Avenue North, GREAT FALLS, M O NT. £ Office Hours: • 1 p. m. to I p. m. ’ T H E BEAUPRE A. M. KENNEDY, PROP. First class in every respect. Board by day or week at rea- ~N sonahle rates ROUGH RIDERS ARE THE BEST. For a GOOD SMOKE ask vour cigar dealer for a ROUGH RIDER. They all carry them and every body smokes thorn. BERTHA NELSON, Manufacturer, Great Falls, Montana. • lir. Second Si, $», • ‘ F. H. Joslyn,deputy sheriff of Cas cade county, was in town the first of the week on official business. • Mose J, Sullivan, an old-time Cho teau. boy, was in town the first of the week transacting business with our merchants. Parents, have your children’s eyes examined by an expert. It will cost you nothing. Bring them to the Beaupre house March 16th. Joseph Kipp, of Blackfoot, con templates a trip to Chicago, Alham bra Springs and other places in the east during, the near future. Will the person to whom I loaned my. “ Remarks,” by Bill Nye, please notify me or return it. J a m e s S u l g r o v e . After the 25th of February we will be in the market to fill your orders for furniture. We have a swell line and the prices are always right at the Choteau Mercantile company’s. Dr. J. B. Collum, expert optician and eye specialist, from Great Falls, will be at the Beaupre‘house in Cho teau March 15th for one week only. Free tests. Free examination. Ed Garrett received a box of Ma nila cigars this week from Major L. W. Cooke, who is in the service in Philippines, and is passing them around t.o his friends. Thank's, Ed, call again. Parties in from the northern part of the county, report cattle,'and all other kinds of stock on the ranges in that section to be in first class condi tion. Grass on the range is in fairly good shape, water is plentiful, and no matter how severe the balance of the winter may be, the percentage of loss this year will be very small. ■*. \•‘r-.Vv ■'Mi««1 Tuesday, Thursday Saturday Tuesday Thursday u Saturday ** North: Stations. South P. 51. J P.M. > ‘ ‘8 40. ...1 0 45 ' 7 40. ...1 1 50 ,6 50. . . . Tyrrell’s Lake ...1 2 45 6 35 . . . 1 00 6 05. . . . 1 35 5 20. . .. 2 15 5 05. . . . . Sweet Grass . . . . . 2 40 4 30'. ... 3 20 3 55. .. Rocky, Springs .. . 4 00 3 15-. . .. ShelbyJunction. . . . 4 40 DAILY. • daily . 2 55. . .. ShelbyJunction. . .. 5 10 2 25. 1 30. ... 6 25' 12 55. . . . 7 00 12 20] 12. 05 .......... '\Collins.. . ... 7 30 11 45. . .. . Clark’s Spur. . . . . 7 45 11 05. ... 8 30 10 40. . . . . Vaughan . . . . . . 8 55 10 OS. .......... Willard . . . . ... 9 25 10 00. .. .. ■ Great Falls . . . . 9 35 A.3L A.M. Close connection make at Shelby with all trains on the G. N. Ry. Close connection made on Tues days, Thursdays and Saturdays at Lethbridge, with all trains ~>n thé C. P. R. * Meals. Ben Jeremiah, solicitor for the Great Falls Tribune, has been “ work ing” the towns in the northern por tion of Teton county recently. Eddie\ Goubert was in town the first of the week from the reservation. He had with him thirty coyoto pelts on which he secured the bounty pro- yided by law. — ■ '■ ■ ■ — « I — «■— — M ^ n t a ?: Brewers and Bottlers of Extra Pale Lapr In Kegs and Bottles. All Orders for Keg and Bottled Beer promptly attended to. P.O.Box 76. Phone 2iO. r Great Falls, Montana. g I The o ANGUS BRUCE, Proprietor i » J ? & Firstclass .Restaurant .... Under New Management: o MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Caicine Unsurpassed. >C C e C C C C C C C C € C € € X C C € )€ C € ì€ € C e £ C C C C 5 C O G C C C 'C C C C C C € € C C C C C C * We are making room in our shoe department iqt the spriug stock soon to be in, and to do so we will give 15 per cent off on every dollar’s worth of shoes you buv in the next week at the Choteau Mercantile company’s. John V. Davies was in town the latter part of last week on his way homo to Dupuyer from Great Falls. It is Mr. Davies intention to thor ough overhaul the old Teton Ex change building and make this one the most attractive resorts in Teton county. __ ' _______ ■ A petition is being circulated at Cut Bank asking that a new school district be organized, embracing that town and adjacent territory. There are about twenty-five children of school age in the proposed district and the petition should be favorably acted upon. The more schools we have in the county the better. I. B. Peters, sub-agent at Piegan, on the Biackfeet reservation, has just received orders from the Indian de partment, which transfers him from his present’ positiou to Oura, Utah. As Mr. Peters’ interests are all in Montana, and as he cannot make the change without great financial loss, he has sent in his resignation. It is to be hoped that the department will reconsider its action and continue Mr. Peters in his present position. We will close our studio in Choteau March 1st to go into business in Great Falls. We make this state ment so as to give all a chance to get work while they can get it in Choteau. You may never have another chance to get. good work here as it is a rare thing that a first class workman will come to a small town. Don’t wait un til it' is too late as wo will positively quit- as stated. Remember, cloudy days are good as sunshine with us. . \T. H. C m sMvwrABi*. Carl J. Braren, of Shelby, has taken out a merchant’s license and in a few days will put in a stock of goods in the building in which’ he has the postoffice. C. J. is a good business mau and will no doubt do well at Shelby, where he is best known. The citizens of Cut Bank will have a petition before tho board of county commissioners, at their next session, % asking for the appointment of a deputy sheriff and a justice of the peace. We believe the commission ers will make no mistake in grauting their requost. John McNaUj, of Cut Bank, has filed for record his notice of the ap propriation of 7,000 inches of the waters of Cut Bank crepk for irriga ting, manufacturing and domestic purposes. It is Mr. McNally’s inten tion to raise the water by means of a steam engine. He will put in a sys tem of water works iu that town. Rev. A. W. Hammer, of Dupuyer, was in town Monday on his way to Augusta, where he will assist the Rev. Mr. Opie in conducting a series of meetings.. Mr. Hammer informed us that the people of his 'flock paid a visit to the parsonage on St. Valen tine’s evening and presented him, and his better half, with a quantity of provisions, the estimated value of which was about $10. a s C H O T E A U H O U S E 1 \Wm. HocLgskiss Prop Centrally Located and the Best Accommodations of any House in the County. Service and Cuisine surpassed by no other House. > I _ i i c | u o r s a n d C i g a r s Furnisiied for the Convenience of its Customers. £ Livery and Feed Stable Run in Connection. Largest and most Convenient Barn in Town. Careful and Painstaking man in charge. Reasonable Charges. O r> ñ ú n T h e C o m o n ft fa ù O U M U 8 O 8 U Great Falls, § F. C. BEGIN. Montana... n & D a & -------------------------------- a We frame Pictures correctly and § keep a complete stock of Artists5 sup- p plies and Pictures. | We carry a full line of Window Glass, % Paints, Oils, Brushes, Varnishes, etc. 8 Our stock of Wall Paper is unusually | large and attractive. Send for Samples, p The handsomest and best arranged | storeof the kind in Montana. Call&see it. jj ^cccccccccecccccccccccccccece-eec'cccecece-ceecccecccco 3 CD ÿ ti n Ù O ù £8 O fì> E CO. - 00 - GREAT FALLS, MONT. (Unincorporated.) It is reported from the Swift Cur rent district that a 13-foot vein of fine ore has just been struck in the Cracker mine. The ore is said to carry about 25 per cent copper, as well as a small value in both gold and silver. If this report proves to be correct, and we have not the slightest reason for doubting it, there is a bright futuro in store for that secLion. .1. =M. Harris is now in Great Fulls with about 100 pounds of this ore for the purpose of having it tested. Paid up capital .................. $ 100,000 Individual responsibility... 2,000,000 W. G. CONRAD, Pres. JAMES T. STANFORD, Vice Pres, and Manager. P. KELLY, Cashier. This bank solicits accounts, and offers to depositors absolute security, prompt and careful attention, and the most liberal treatment consistent with safe and profitable banking. Buys and soils foreigu exchange, drawing direct ou all principal Amer ican and European cities, and issues its own Letters of Credit. Interest paid on time deposits. The highest cash price paxl for ap proved state, county, city and school bonds and war rani«. BEN FEIST, ------- :OF:- COLLINS, MONTANA, Handles The BEST BRANDS Of =H!WINES, LIQUORS And#= ^ C I G A R S . Mr. Feist Also Runs A ~:FEED STABLE:- . At Collin^ With A Good Man In Charge, And Anyone De siring To Leave A Team With Him Can Do So Know ing That They Will Be Given The Best Of Care.
