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The Montanian and Chronicle (Choteau, Mont.), 28 June 1901, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053029/1901-06-28/ed-1/seq-3/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
. Preaching' Sundnv evening. ’ . ’ raÿ.fc-Â its p» -«: *-i • - ..... ¡SwatáBS! AND THE MIGHHTY Of the George Jabour Oriental Circus ancl Menagerie Company will be in at tendance for the entire week, ; Comprising Midway, Streets of Cairo, Oriental Theatre!“Streets*of All Nations, Mexican Theater, Algeaian Theatre, Ger man Village, Animal Show, Lunette, Pro- jectoscope, ; ' - THE FINEST » m W DISPLAY EVER SEEN IN MONTANA. MONDAY, July 8, to \ Speceal Reduced Rates on roads (Leading to Great Falls. All Rail- The Pepple of Northern Montana are Invited to Spend the W eek at the Electric City. Y $ T ,; , 1 t-Z . . . ». « . -Í - ‘ A morning and Ç. H. Campbell, of Great was here Monday. , ' - Falls, H ouse for K ent .—E nquire o f C. S. McDonald, Chotean, Mont... A complete stock of- fishing tackle can be got nt the Choteau Mercantile Co. ' • - The Ladies Industrial society will meet with' Mrs. Beaupro next Tues day afternoon. Montana Brewing Co., Brewers and Bottlers pf E i l Pali Laser In Kegs ami Bottles. , 1 All Orders for Keg and Bottled Boer promptly attended to. , I», 0 . Box 76, . . Plto»c2JQ, , ■ >-# - . * - * <Jreq,t .Falls». Montana,, THE [VI ERCHANTS j -yOTEL, ..Opposite G. N. and G..F..& C. Depot. House is: first class in every respect. Rates: SÌ.50 and.$2.Q0 per day. - -, or month at reasonable : rates., * ■ j / \ Board by the week Ora Brown came over .from Au gusta Wednesday to attend the funeral of his brother, Solon. Robert Fleming, connected with the United States geological survey, spent a few days in town this week. Wo will give 25 per cent discount on all ladies' trimmed hats. Call and see thoni at thé Chotoau Mercantile Co; ' r T- -, .r- J Mrs. Fannie Chenoweth returned home from Groat Falls Monday, where she had beep visiting for the past week. Mrs.James Peebles and son Jimmy drove in from their ranch on the Teton Thursday, returning homo the same day. Under the new law the couhty clerk has issuod bounty certificates for 199 wolves and 2007 coyotes, amounting to $11,030. MisstRebecca Acton came into town last week, having closed her school at Bolloview, whore she has taught a most successful term. House and rooms for rent, money to loan on good security» mortgagor pay commission and expenses. J ames S upcihqye . Miss Ethel Christian, of Augusta, is spending the week in town, the guest of Mrs, T. Brooks. Miss Christian expects to remain until after the Fourth. Mrs. Fannie Chenoweth and Miss Grace Lewis aro making preparations for a trip to the copper city of Altyu, Swift Current, whore they will spend the summer visiting with relatives and friends. State Superintendent of Public In struction .Walsh has decided that Teton county shall have a teachers’ institute and has fixed the date from October 2 to 5. He will likely con duct the institute himself. Mr. and Mrs. McKnight bavo re turned from Spokane bringing with them their two daughters who have been attending school at that place. The Misses McKnight will bo gladly received by the young people of KaL ispell.—Herald Journal * Miss Grace Lewis, who has been teaching at Fish Lake, closed her school there last Friday She has proven herself a very competent and successful teacher and is engaged to teach through the coming torm on thè Burton bench. '(Ed Bai ley. o f( Pon de ra was in the city this week.' , J. M. Harris, the Mayor of Altyn, the minibg’magnate of tbh ceded strip, was mingling with millionaires in the metropolis this weeek. In tho event that Jim Harris strikes it. rich enough he will probably succeed Paris Gibson in the United States senate.—Kalispell Bee. -Ralph Upham, of Browning, who pleaded guilty last week in the United States court at Helena to selling whisky to Indians was sentenced by Judge Knowles to pay a fino of $100 and serve two months in tho county jail o f Lewis & Clark county. D. Finley, of Pondera, made a business trip to Choteau tho first of the week. . , A .large stock of red, white and blue bunting, also a large stock o f flags at the Choteau Mercantile Co. Sidney Hirshborg returned this affornoon from a visit in Helena. .. Sheriff Taylor' returned from business trip to Great Falls Tues day evening. For good values in trunks, hand bags, valises and telescopes come to Parrott’s & Meade’s, Shelby. R, S. Brown came in from Dupuyer Wednesday for the1 purpose of at tending his brother’s fuueral.. Spring wagons, top buggies, buck boards, breaking carts, all of the fa mous Studobnkor company-make, at Parrott & Meade’s, Shelby. Miss Minnie Miobaqh closed her school at Shelby last Tuosday. She is employed to teach next year at Belleviow. T. M. Meado ancl William Ayl- ward, two of Sholby’s enterprising business men, aro visitors at the county seat today. Don C. Leecb, of Dupuyer, haB sold the old Allan McPhail ranch on Sheep creek, to Baigrie Sutherland who will ougage in.cattle busiuoss. Steel ranges from $35 to $50, six boles with roseryoirs. at Parrott & Meade’s, Shelby. McCormick mowers aud rakes; mowers 41, 5, and 6 foot cuts; takes, 8, 10, and 12 foot, at .Parrott&Meade’s Shelby, at the lowest prices iu Mon tana. ‘ Dr. Beaupro has gone to Swoot Grass to look after his sheep intorosts. Ho was accompanied by A. O. Loug- mure, who will spend a short vacation in that section., Thero is no truth iu tho roport pub lished in several northorn Montana papers that the Fiowerroo cattle com pany is building a largo dipping tank at Steele. Johu-E. Burke, “Shorty” Russel nucl Clyde Miller roturuod from the Suu River Hot springs last Saturday. They report that Jos. Strahler rapidly recovering his hoalth. is It is reported that the work of broadening the gauge on tho Great Fälls t Canada railway will be com menced iu a few days aud will bo completed by Seplombor 15th. Voting for Quoeu of tho Carnival closes at 8 o'clock tomorrow night. Miss Pearl Kennody is Totou county’s candidato. If you do your duty and vote for her today and tomorrow she will bo an easy winner. Mrs. Mary B. Dorsey and daugh ter Miss Elizabeth, of Chariton, Iowa, are visiting with Don Leocb and wife of Dupuyer. Mrs. Dorsey is Mrs. Leech’s mother, aud it is their first visit to this section, Lieut. B. J. Mclntiro is today re ceiving congratulations of his frionds over the fact that he is the fathor of charming daughter, born to Mr. and Mrs. Mclntire at Minneapolis on tho 23d instant.—Kalispell B,ee. Yesterday afternoon Peggy Taylor melt upon a needle, running it full length into her knee. Dr. Brooks, who was immediately summoned, had to lance her knee before the needle could be extracted. Sbe is now doing nicely. Jack Lynch, Montana representa tive for Rosenbaum Bro3., live stock commission merchants at union stock yards, Chicago, is in town soliciting shipments for his firm, Mr. Lynch is of the opinion /that there will be large shipments from this stato this year, and on account of the extra fine condition o f all kinds of range stock, due to tile abundance of good feed, he anticipates better prices than those received by our stockmen lost year. Mr. Lynch, is well known in northern Montana, haying represent ed different commission firms in this state for several years, . ana as .her keeps binself fully’ posted os .to the condition of trade,-the, markets/otc, - - - ■ - A number of Canadian Crees who came hero a fowj days ago ftoRi across the mountains and took up their abode on tho south of town were or dered today, by Sheriff Taylor and his deputies,to hunt up a residence in another portion of t^e stato. Keuueth Stonehouse, of Dupuyer, and his borther, Ed Stonehouse, of Bynum, were business visitors in town the first of the week. J. H. Mantle, deputy collector of customs at Sweet Grass, has gone to California on a thirty days’ vacation. His position is being filled by O. G. Cooper. Free a t the-A rt. Studio;.;' ; Oue enlarged picture with every order for one dozon of our-$4 cabinets. This offer is good for July only. • ■ M rs , E. N. H augen ' . All negatives taken by one cluriug my stay in Choteau buvo been reserved by me and will be removed to Great Palls. Anyone wanting duplicate orders from any of them at uny time can got them a1, reduced rates at any time by writing me at Groat Falls as tho negatives will be filed nwny nnd kept for future use. W. H. ClilNKENBEAIiD. 'í j :» ; T H E -; P ROG R g T A i M m '•V- ■Of th e F ou rtrv,l- pf. ' J u 1 y'fË x e rclsesJÖ \Rnlrittr- -m vn n* rinrfinl r.rrwrrarrV-’r»fV’. Dr. Thos. Brooks left this morning for Cut Bank where there are two or three cases of small pox under quar antine. As the patiouts have about recovered it is probable the quaran tine will bo raised tomorrow. Notice of Election. Burritt G. Trescott, of Dupuyer, and Miss Roso A. Laudry, of ICibby, were united in inarrago at the resi dence of the bride’s purouts on Tues day, Juuo 25lh. Tbo happy couple aro expected to orrivo iu Dupuyer iu a few days. They have routed the Tit us residouco where they will reside. Dr. Wiuo, a graduate of tho uni versity of Maryland, has decided to locate iu Dupuyer. This gives that town two physicians and it is reported that Dupuyer is so distressingly healthy (hat it is uphill business for ono physician to find work enough to tuakoa living. Tho following from tho Dupuyer Acantlm covers tbo case exactly: Cousider tho proposition for a free county' high school. Choteau filed the politiouand is provided with tho necessary facilities for furnishing a school building, which it offers rent free, thus making tho expense a mat ter of tho teacher’s salary and the equipment only, a burden which will rest lightly on the taxpayers and re pay a thousand fold by fitting tho young to beeomo intelligent and uso- ful\citizOU3. The civil service commission will hold an examination on July 23 for farmors for various Indian reserva tions. Among tho vacancies are two at Fort Belknnap and one each at Fort Peck, the Crow agency and the Tongue river agency. At Chinook last night Henry Stoin- man was considerably cut during a quarrel with eotne Mexican shearers. He had some troublo with them in Kellie Graham’s house, and knocked one down. They went outside to fight it out, and tho cutting ¡occurred in the yard.' Two of the Mexicans are under arrest. Steinman’s injuries, though painful, aro not dangerous. He is well known throughout;, north- \ f A M l r t H A 1« A « « iM AM AM ---- - - ^ - _____ S S. H . BROW N D E A D . Passes A w a y Tu e s d a y E v e n in g A f te r a S h o r t Illness. Tho pooplo of this community wore shocked Tuosday evening to learn of the sudden death of Solon H. Brown which occurred at his home in Cho toau about 7 o’olook that oveuiug, after an illness of loss lhau an hour’s duration. Mr. Brown hud eotne iu from his day’s work and had sat down with the other members of tho family to the evening moal when he complain ed of being sick. He was taken to bis room and Dr. Brooks summonod, but, in spito of tho medical aid, passed awav iu loss than an hour, Solon Harris Brown was born near Louisville, I(y., March 14, 1856. \Vheu but a small boy ho moved with his parents from Kentucky to Paris, Mo., where he grow to man-- hood, In 1880 ho was united in mar riage to Miss Nellie Myers Robards and in tho following year they moved to Helena, Mont. From Helona they moved to Teton county, settling on a ranch near Dupuyer, where they re sided until about six years ago when they came to. Choteau. Four chil dren, Robards, Nollio Doodio, Graco and Hazel Lillian were born to Mr. and Mrs. Brown and with tho faith ful and loving wifo aro left to mourn tho untimely donth oPa kind and af fectionate husband and father. Tho funeral survicos were held at the M. E. church yesterday after noon at 2 o’clock, conducted by Rev. C. E. Cunningham, who spoko a few words of consolation from the text taken from the XXXlb Psalm and tbo fifth verso: “ Weoping may onduro for the night but joy comoth in the morning.” Besides tho wife and children there survive Mr. Brown, an aged mother who resides at Clancy, a sister at Bozeman, a brother at St. Louis, Mo., and three brothers who are residents of Montuna. Mr. Brown was a mem ber o f the local lodgo Ancient Order United Workmen, in which organiza tion be carried an insurance policy for $2,000. The remains wore buried in the cemetery oast of town and wore fol lowed to tbe.graye by a largo num ber of sympathizing friends and neighbors. A special meoting of the electors of school district No. 1, Teton county, Montana, for the purpose of deter mining whother a county free high school shall be established • at Cho teau, Teton couuty, Montana, will be held on Suturday, July 6th, 1901, at tho district school house. Tho polls will be open between the hours of 1 and 6 o’clock p. m. W illiam H odoskiss , F rancois T rocuot , C. E. T rescott , Trustees. T h e Bench will Celobrate. Tho second auuual celebration of the Fourth of July will bo held at Farmington under tho auspices of tho citizens commitleo. There will be ono hundred guns fired nt» sun- rise.tho reading of tho Declaration of Iudopendonee. An appropriate ora tion by a popular orator, music by the band if ono can be found, races with a liberal purse, games, rag-muf fins and other attractions not yot determined upon.* Tho wbolo to wind up with a grand ball in tbo evouing. All aro cordially inritod to attend. The lurgest stock of fire works over shown in Chotoau bnforo now on dis play at tho Chotoau Mercantilo Co. Notice to Creditors. listato of S. L. Donnoy, tlcconsml. Notice is hereby píxp» by the undprsigWMl, administrator, o f thoestato of .S. L. Doimpy,' deceased, to tho croditors of nnd nil persons hnvlnif claims nuniust tho said deceased, to oxhlbit thorn with tho necessary vouchors, within four months aftor tho first publication of this notico, to tho said administrator at his storo In Shelby, Montaun, tho sumo bnitu? tho placo for tho transaction of tho bm>inoss o f said estate in tho said county of Teton. Dated Juno lltli, 1001. , H. I\ Hunt, »Administrator of S. L. Denney, deceased. First publication Juuo 28. Moutaniau and Chronicle, £2. Song—Choir. Prayer—Rev. C. E. Cunningham. Song—' ’ ' -v '■ - Reading- Declaration’ o f Independ en co— Miss Blanche Weaver.” ( f - / . - S o n g - -V V ::.v v ^ ^ Oratiou—Phil'T. Colei-' ' J 1.30 p. m., baseball,-purse $50 I p. m,; horse race, mile, firet. prize $10; second, $5. Ladies horse race, -J mile, firjt-prize». $5; second, $2.50. Boys race, i mile, first prize $3; soeoud, $2. ' : 100 yards dash,first $10; second $5. Boys foot race, 100 yurds, und.e.^.12 years of age, first prize $2; secoud,$l. Bicycle lace, $ mile, prize $5. - Wheelbarrow race, prize $2.50. Egg race, prize $2.50, Sack race, S2.50. Three-legged race, $5. Broncho busting by fancy ridors, $10. : •’ Gruud free ball. . Big display of fireworks, baloqn ascousions and costly sot pieces' etc, Commitleo of arrangements,' T. arrangements, Brooks’ Alex Lougmiiir, • Luvyronco Davis.. ••• , »•' ' Marshal o f (ho day, B. Corsoiii ■- Orator, Phil I. Colo. r ” Committee on music, Mrs. Pearl Garvin, Mrs. Nettie Cunniughan and Mrs. Jennie Cowell. Arbuckle’a coffee, $12 50 per ewt.; best breakfast bacon, $12 per cwt.; hams $11 50 per cwt., at Parrott & Meade’s, Sholby. W anted — Position ns housekeeper, by n womnn with a child. Address, Mus. W . P ackard , ' Chotonn, Mònt. H. BEAUPRE,, D E 3 S T T I S I ? . Teeth Extracted With out Pain. All work Guaranteed. CHOTEAU. MONTANA.' ■i.t j •> F. CL BEGIN, - P A P E R H A N G E R H O U S E , S I O N m C A R R I A G - E P A I N T I N G I W W A L L P A P E R IN ST O C K v - A Have, niso, Samplos from the L irgest Stock tit Wall Paper in the Stato ot Montunr: Estimates on Contracts cheofuUy given. , Call on me at Connor’s Shop. Main St., opposite the Court House C H O T E A T T , -A .- •’ ' - E j a CHOTEAU-HOUSE W m KEocigsfcLss P r o p Centrally Located and the of anp» House in the County. • surpassed by no other House. Best Accommodations Service and Cuisine I_jicj u o r s a,ndL C i g a r s . , -, •* Furnished for the Convenience of its Customers. W c s c o tt-Sallnar. èrn Montana, having been employed as a cowboy by tho DHS ' and Mother outfits,' andA's by no meàns a-'peaco- oiiin River Press'; ' ■/ \ Cards are out announcing the wed ding of Nelson Charles Wescott .and Clara Lillian Saling, which occured on Wednesday June 9th. Mr.TWcs- colt is tho publisher of the^HaVré Eagle aqd the; newspaper (gangf; : i; .w ‘^ D*“ ®lvor rreMV Ifoe state IteártUy cóngiatula^%¿impPÍSMMMÍMÍM A-, r;;.y ÿ /C , .¿ - à >' 'A ;'V Livery and Feed Stable Run In Connection. Largest and most Convenient Barn in Town. Careful and Painstaking man in charge. * Reasonable Charges. 0 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 0 9 9 9 9 0 0 0 0 0 9 9 0 0 0 0 3 0 Q 9 9 9 9 9 9 lK H » 9 9 9 9 0 9 9 9 9 à T h e G o m o C o m p a n y ..... j Great Falls, Montaña.(J We „ frame Pictures - correctly, and keep a. complete stock o f A rti sts ’ sup - plies and Pictures. a : J;. We carry a full line of Window Gia$s£t Paints, Oils, Brushes, VarnishesV etey-ij ;/: g Our stock o.f Wall Paper is^Unjus^ali'^ large and attractive. .Send for Sampl^si;^ The handsomest ; and jbest i .• V vi - - « ifeäSi store of the kirid/m Mônt'a;hràÿi( 3 àlD • uit.: äsäy ;
