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The Moirtanian ani Ciironicle. CConsoliuatcd Juno 21,1901.] BY C. E. TRESCOTT. The Toton Chrouiclo and Tlio Sliolby Nows, Consolidated January 3,1901, Published ovory Friday at CUoteau, Toton Connty, Montana. Eetered at tho postonico at Chotoau, Mon tana, as second class mattor. FBIDAY, JULY 5, 1901. Subscription $2.00 por annum. Adrortisincr ratos on apjjjjcation. START THE CRACKER M ILL.m Great Bodies of Ore on the Ceded Strip to be Gotten Ready for Market immediately. Work was begun on the property of tho Michigan and Montana Copper Min ing and Smelting company, which re cently consolidated with the A. M. Esler Mining company, Monday when a force of men was put to work stoping out ore preparatory to running it through the ten-stamp mill. The mines of tho company are in the Swift Current mining district on the ceded atrip of the Blackfoot Indian res ervation in Teton couuty, five miles from MUST PAY FOR BRIDLES. Men Who Took Thom Frsm Con victs May be Arrested. Tho men who have recoived hair bridles and other articles mado by the convicts at the Deor Lodge penitentiary and havo not paid for them are to bo * brought to time. S. C. Ashby, clerk to tho state board of prison commissioners has be come involved in a mass of correspond ence in tho cfFort to do so. Home of the men havo answered his letters with tho oxcuso that they turned tho articles over to 6 omo other men to sell and these other men try to sbufllo tho responsibility buck on them. A few of those to whom Mr. Ashby has written T. BROOKS, Physician & Surgeon. Successor to \\ ainsley & Brooks. State Deputy Veterinarian. OfPco Next to Court Itouso. J. E. ERICKSON, Attorney-at-Law, Notary Public, CHOTE AU, MONTANA. W. H. S t e a r n s , M. D. P H Y S IC IA N m SURGEON TIMBER CULTURE, FINAL PROOF, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.. United States Land Office, ) Helena, Mont., Juno 26, 1901. ( Notice is hereby given that JAMES F. McGRAW has filed notice of intention to make final proof before C. O. Covington, U. S. Com missioner, at his office in Augusta, Mont., on tho 10th day of August, 1901, on tim ber culture application No. 1965, for the NWJ4 of section No. 14, in township No. 19 north, range No. 7 west. - Ho names as witnesses: Harry \V. Gardiner, Alexander Chisholm, John L. B. Mayer and Leonard Goss, of Augusta, Mont. G eorg ?. D. G reene , Register. First publication June 28, 1901. Ranch and Town Property For Sale ¿«“THE MINT” MILLER & LONGMUIR, Proprietors. A Choice Assortment of the Finest Wines, Liquors J and Cigars Always Kept on Hand. Sole Agents for the Famous LE X IN G T O N CLU B W H I S K Y .. Corner Main and Conrad Streets, Choteau, Montana. X I L ADVERTISING BILLS PAYABLE THE 1ST OF EACH MONTH. OFFICIAL PAPER OF TETON COUNTY, * DUPUYER DOINGS. J Peter Moran has purchased tho. Q. and L. saloon qnd will take possession next Salur«... . Pete is well liked by the peo ple of this community and will no doubt do a thriving business at this popular re sort. Bert Trescott and bride arrivod in Du- puyer last Sunday aftornoou and have commenced housekeeping in tho Titus residence. Work is progressing rapidly on the addition to Mrs. Titus’ dwelling house, and when completed she will have one of the beet arranged and neatest appearing houses in town. Dupuyer will in all probability give a handsome majority in favor of establish ing a freo county high school nt Chotenu. Mrs. Alfred Harris and daughter, Miss Erma, arrived in town from Pondera Tuesday afteruoou and will spoud tho Fourth iu town, tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Harris. R. Morgan Trent to Sholby tho first of the week to bring back his eon, George, who accidently shot himsolf in tho leg lost week. Sheriff George C. Tuvlor nnd Editor Trescott were visitors in Dupuyer a day or two the first of tho week. At a mooting of the school bonrd last Tuosduy aftornoon, Trustees Humble and Magee proseut, Miss Finn was chosen as teacher in our public school. Miss Finn is a recent arrival from the enst and is a sister of Mrs. Arnold of this place. Sho comes highly recommonded and will give satisfaction to the patrons of tho school. Grandpa England's health has not been as good as could havo been desired for the laet few woeks and ho contemplates returning to Texas this fall to spend tho wintor, in the hope that tho chango of climate will provo beneficial. We believe Dupuyer has a baseball team that would bo pleased to arrange for a game with tho Choteau club, the first game to be plnpod on the Dupuyor grounds. What say you, Chotenu, can you accommodate us? Sam L. Potter has gone out to the Cut Bank neighborhood looking for a loca tion for a sheep ranch. Does tho wod- diug come next, Sam? Meedumes St. Denis and Borghind, together with their families, will leave hi a day or two for the Sun river hot springs for a ‘ •• weeks’ rocrontiou. P. A. Xennerly was in from tho north a few days this week. Manix Acqulted. At a preliminary examination hold nt Pondera Inst Monday before Georgo W. Magee, of Dupuyer, Thomas Manix was «oquif o chargo of involuntary mat.- er for having caused the death ot Joseph Schnrbaek on June 17th laet. The prosecution was conducted by County Attorney Jaines Sulgrove, wlnlo the prisoner's interests were looked after by Attorney Ericksou, of Choteau. The throwing of tho rock, by Manix, which caused the death of Scbarbncb, was admitted, but tho testimony of sll the witnesses. failed to establish tlie fact that Manix threw it with the intention of killing or seriously ipjunug bin), but that the affair wns one wholly without auger by all purties concerned. The action of the officials in this case meets with the approval of the taxpayers, nnd if the Great Foils Tribune is now satisfied that there is nothing “ mysterious” nbout the case it will probably rost for all time. List of Advertised Letters. The following letters remain unculled for July 1,1901: Badgley, Dell 2 Barton Tols Deardon, Lawrence Tagorlie, R. Haunabery, James McGillis, Dan Nea#fjHeury lleuck,Miss Frankie Ba.dcliff, James Sexton, A. J Sloaa, William Smith, D. P. Youpg, A. L. Ward, N. Seycrme, Miss F Shorn, Charles VonDerHoover, M. Ward, J. In colling for above Deters, please say \advertised.” O. H. D rake , P. M. W o will give 25 per cent discount on all ladies’ trimmed hats. Call and H e them, at tho Chotoau Mercantile Co. Altyn and are called the Cracker group. Now that the consolidation bus been formed the work of development will be pushed rapidly and tbo mine will be opened up. The A. M. Esler Mining company bad a three nnd a bait year bond nnd leaso on tho mine dating from last June, but upon tho death of Esler last September work almost ceased. The new company has been capitalized for 300,000 shares of §1 each. Fifty thous and dollars was allowed tho A. M. Esler company for tho improvements nnd work done at the mine. Tho concentrator which has a capacity of one hundrod tons of ore a day had just been completed when Mr. Esler died. It has never been in operation, aud according to present calculations will bo put in operation in July. Tho property consists of elovon claims, four of which aro upon tho Cracker lead, six upou the Bullshoad nnd ono two miles down the canyon from the Bulls- head. “ We have 7,500 inches of water rights” said Walter Sbobe, formerly secretary of the A. M. Esler oompnny. “Tho upper tunnol of tho Cracker has been driven into tbo mountain 275 feot with an ad ditional 100 feet ot crosscuts. This work showod tbo voin betwoon tho walls to bo fifty foet in width. Tho ore averages eight por cent in copper nnd SI in gold and silver. Tho lower Cracker tunnel wns run 210 feet before striking fho vein nnd has boon pusliod along tbe loft wall for 175 feot nt which point a crosscut wns run, showing tbo vein thirty-five feet wido between tbo walls. “ We have yot to go a distance of 500 feot in tunnel No. 1, whon we will begin to atope up, and will then bo 3,000 feet from tho top of the mountain. “A number of improvement» will bo made nt the mine lator and a larger forco of msu will bo put on.\ Great Northorn Passonger Held Up. Havre, July 3.—Passonger train No. 3 on the Great Northern railroad was hold up tlireo miles enst of Malta nt 3 p. in. today by three men, who for a broad day light robbery beat anything on record. Tho tram arrived at Havre at 7 p. in. The lop of the baggngo car wns blown off and tho interior demolished. Tho wires wore cut by tbo robbers. Brakemnu Woodsides wns shot in tho arm, ono child was shot in the arm, and tho traveling auditor was also shot in tho arm. Sheriff Grifliiths, of Valley county, was on the train and mndo.n fight. Thirly-fivo thousand dollars is reported taken by the robbors. Tho company offers 85,000 for llioir capture. It. D. Smith was the conductor. McCormick mowers and rakes; mowers -11, 5, nnd G foot cuts; rakes, 8, 10, and 12 foot, at Purrott & Meade's Sholby, at tho lowest prices in Mon tana. Helena Land Office Business. During the fiscal year ending Juno 30, there were entered by settlers 438,9-18 acres of laud in tiio Ifoleun land district. The year was one of tho most successful in tho history of tho district, tho incrcnso iu the number of entries being between fivo and ten per cent ns compared with tho fiscal year 1900. Tho number of acres euferod iu each county of tho district is shown by the following fable: Beaverhead .................................... 21,899 Broadwater..................................... 3,002 Cascade ............................................ 116,016 Chotenu...........................................115,3G3 Powell.............................................. i'3,031 Granito............................................ 1,571 Lewis and Clarke ............................ 41,876 Madison .......................................... 5,865 Moagher .......................................... 34,662 Silver Bow ...................................... 7,659 T e t o n .............................................. 65,914 T o tal ............................................ 436,8-18 Tne Vote for Queen. Tho eomploto vote for queen of tho Groat Falls carnival is as follows: Luelln Ilodson, C a s c a d e ......... 5,185 Stella Mackey, Lewistown. . . . 3,155 Pearl Kennedy, Chotoau...........2,073 Emma D e v in e ............................. 1,024 Nollie K rebs........................................900 Kittie Burns, B. & M ..................... 645 Edith Chase...................................... 473 have remitted the price of the articles they received. Those who fail to account aro likely to find themselves prosecuted for embezzle ment ns bailee, for their action is con sidered n breach of trust of tbo meanest kind. __________________ Arbucldo’s coffee, $12.50 por ewt.; best broakfast bacon, $12 por ewt.; hams $11 50 per ewt., at Parrott Sc Meade’s, Shelby. Literary News. It is probably true that utmost every man lias in him certain qualities which would draw some woman to him, but it is is difficult to frame a statement in general terms of “ What Wornou Like in Men.” This is the task which a very well known author, under tho uom-do-plumo of Iluf- ford Pyke.bns undertaken in T iie C osmo politan for July iu a clever essay, which proves him to have mado women the sub ject of thorough observation nnd compre hensive study. “Tho foreign girl,\ says tho author, “ marries tlio maw with whom she will be happy, tbo American girl marries tho man withont whom she will be unhappy.\ All negatives taken by mo during my stn.v in Chotenu have been reserved by mo and will bo removed to Great Falls. Anyono wanting dtiplieaTo orders from any of ihem at any time can get them at redneed rales at any time by writing mo at Great Falls as tho negatives will be filed away and kept for future use, W. II. C linkenreari ). L A R G E L A N D R E V E N U E . Receipts of the State In June Were Over $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 . Tho receipts of the stale laud office iu Juno were larger thuu those for any mouth this year except February tho total being $3,077.-1S, as compared with about $13,000 iu Juno, 1900. Tho total for February was (-'32,103. Tho total for last week was SI,626.-15. A number of delinquent payments havo joined with tho .>’10,000 received from tho Big Blackfoot Milling com pany to swell the total. For good values in trunks, hand bags, valisos aud telescopes coino to Parrott’s & Moado’s, Sholby. Notice of Meeting o f County board of Equalization. Xotico is hereby given that tho board of county commissioners of Teton county, Montana, will meet us a board of equal ization at tho county clerk's odico m the town of Choteau, on Monday, tho loth day of J illy, instant, for the purpose of examining tho assessment book for 1901, aud to equalize) tho assessment of property in tho county, continuing iu session from day to day untilsuchbusiness is disposed of, but not later than August 12th, 1901. The assessment book for 1901 will be iu the office of tho county clerk from nnd after the 6 th day of July, for inspec tion of parties interested. Attention is culled to Section 3782, Political Code, as follows: \No reduc tion must be mado iu the valuation of unless tho party affected tlieroby, or Ins agent, makes and files with tho board a written application therefor, verified by his o.-itli, showing tho facts upon which it is claimed such reduction should bo made.\ A . C. W arner , Connty Clerk. Chotenu, Mont, July 3,1901. Notice of Election. A special meeting of tlio electors of school district No. 1, Teton county, Montana, for tho purpose of deter mining whether a county free high school shall bo established at Cho teau, Toton county, Montana, will bo held on Saturday, July Gill, 1901, at tho district school house. Tho polls will bo open between the hours of 1 aud G o'clock p. m. W il l i a m H o d o s k iss , F rancois T r c c b o t , C . E. T r e s c o t t , Trustees. A eomploto stock of fishing tackle can be got at tho Choteau Mercantile Co. H. BEAUPRE, D E N T I S T . Tooth Extracted With out Pain. All worji Guaranteed. CHOTEAU. MONTANA. < O i a f C . F j e l e L Land. Reservoir and Ditch Sur veying a specialty. S H E L B Y , - - M O N T . * DUPUYER, - - - MONT. U U 1 U I U U J J J . l l l i l X J . l M -3 3 . G R E A T FA L L S , MONT. (Unincorporated.) Paid up capital....................$ 100,000 Individual responsibility... 2,000,000 W. G. CONRAD, Pres. JAM E S T. STANFORD, Vico Pros, and Manager. P. K E L L Y, Cashier. This bank solicits accounts, and ofFers to depositors absolute security, prompt and careful attonliou, and tho most liberal treatment consistent with safe and profitable banking. Buys and sells foreign exchange, drawing direct on all principal Amer ican aud European cities, and issues its own Letters of Credit. Interest paid on timo deposits. Tho highest cash price pa'id for ap proved stato, county, city and school bonds and warrants NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Land Office at Helena, Mont,, ) Juno 2G, 1901. \ Notice is hereby given that the fol lowing named settler lias filed notice ot his intention to make tinnì proof in sup port of his claim, and that said proof will bomndo before O. C. Covington, U. S. Oom’r at Augusta, Mont., on August 12,1901. viz: NANNIE P. PEHMAN, formerly Nannie P. Christian, for I-IE No. 8-13, for tho E 'i SE '4 SER NN,’.i, section 9, and SW )( SWJ.f sec tion 10, township 20 north, range 7 west. She names tho following witnesses to provo her continuous residence upon nnd cultivut-'on of said land, viz: Fred T. Griffith, John T. Griffith, Wil liam L. Vaughn nnd George E. Coving ton, of Augusta, Mont. G eorge D. G reene , Register. First publication, Juno 28. Notice to Creditors. Kstnte o f S. L.Jlonncy. deceased. Notico is hereby given by tho timlcrsignori, ftiiministrator of lli**Chtato of S. L. Denney, decease*!, to the creditor* of mid all persons having claims against the t-aid deceased, to exhibit them with tho necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of tills notice, to tin1 said administrator at his store in Shelby, Montana, the same* being tho place for the transaction o f tho btismetis of said estate in the said comity o f Teton. Dated «June Hth, HOI. II. F. f.urit. rAfhmuh'tnlor of *S, h, Denney, deceased. First publication .Juno 2?. Slicritrs Sale. The Western bom» and Saving* company, a corporation, plniutiN'. vs. .Samuel Y, lVnrod, Addio Penrod ami <j. H. (oiodrich, defendants. To be sold at Sheriti’s sale on Saturday, tho tfitli day nf July, HHH, at the front door of the Uourt House, in ( hoteau, Teton county, Mon tana, between th » hour«»of 1* a. in. and 5 p. in., of said day, the following described property of said defendant Ml that tract, piece or parcel of land lying and hoing in the t oimty o f ’Ictou and Stato of Montana, which is described as follows: I.ots IT), Pi ami 17, iu block 20 of llazlett's addition to Clmteau, as shown by the recorded plat of paid town. County of Teton, »State of Montana. UKOUliK (\ T\YLOii,*SherifT. Dated June 21, 11«U. Contest Notici-. I vnr.p S tatus L and O m e n , \ )U. u : s a , Mont., June JINJl. ) To the heirs of Peter Morrison, deceased: A Mdhcient contest nilUlavit having been filed in this oJhce by William Murray, o f Teton Co,, Mont , contestant, againFt homestead entry No, !OTi. made March V*, 1W.»# for the n‘ s no1; and n1: nw1! sec. 2', tp 2s n, range, J w by Peter MoYrison. cmiUMct*, in which it is alleged that claimant dh»d in Teton county, Montana, on or about Oct. Mil, ls9D; that he or Ids heirs never established a residenco upon said land nor implored nor cultivated tlio same; that they have abandoned said tract for more than ?ix months last past and that said tract is not settled upon or cultivated by 6nid parties as re quired by law and that said failure was not duo to employment in the military or naval service of tho United States in time of war, said parties are hereby notified to nj>- pear, respond and ofTor evidence touching said allegation at 10 o ’clock a. m. on August .‘kl, JiOl. before H. C. (larrett, a United States commis sioner, at his otllro at ('hoteau, Mout., and that final hearing will be held nt 10 o’clock a. m. on August 10th, 1WH, before the register and receiver at tiic United States land ollice in Helena. Montana. The saitl contestant having, in a proper afli- dnvit, filed Juue H01, sot forth facts which show that after due diiigcnco personal service of this notice can not be made, it is hereby ordered and directed that such notice be given by due and proper publication, GKUlUSg D. (iKEKXIS. Register. First publication June 2^. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR (ISOLATED TRACT.) United States Laud Office, ) Helena, Mont., June 26,1901. ( Notico is hereby given flint in pur suance of instructions from the commis sioner of tho general land ollice, under nnthority vested in him, by section 3455, U. S. revised statutes, as amended by tbe net ot congress approved February 2G, 1893, wo will proceed to offer at public snle on tbe 12th day of August next, nt 10 o’clook n. m., tbe following tract of land, to-wit: SW >4 NE»4. SEA,' section 10, township 18 north, rango 7 west, M. M. Any anil all persons claiming adversely tbe above described lands are advised to filo tbeir claims in this office on or before tbo day above designated for the com mencement of said snle, otherwise their rights will bo forfeited. G eo rg e D. G r e e n e , Register. First publication Juno 28. , F. D. KINGSBURY & CO., •DUPUYER, MONTANA. - GENERAL MERCHANDISE- Carry a Full Line of Goods in All Depart ments to supply the wants of stockmen and ranchers. D R Y GOO DS, BOOTS, and SH O ES, GROCERIES, • CLOTHING, H A R D W A R E , GORDO N H ATS, H A R V E S T E R S , B L A N K E T S , j SA D D L ES. J QUILTS. Also handle the Deering Mowers and Rakes and Winona Wagons and Buggies. Call and See Them, Their Prices are Right and Terms Reasonable. A ranch of 325 acres, with water rights, unexcelled in this section for farming or hay land, and adjoining the town of Choteau, all under fence and,with good house, barn and other necessary buildings. Also Jackson’s second addiliou to tbe town of Cho teau. Also two-story frame building and saloon building adjoining, both good business bouses located on tho corner of Main and Hamilton streets. Also other town property. W ill sell all or part to parties wishing to buy. Tho reason for selling is a desire to move to a warmer climate on account of failing health and advanced age. Reasonable prices will be given. For further information aud particulars call on or address, J oh n J ackso n , Sr., Choteau, Mout. Notice of Ejection of County Free High School. Notice is hereby given that an elec tion will bo held on Saturday, tho 6th day of July, 1901, in each school dis trict in Teton county, Montana, for tho purpose of determining whether a county freo high school shall be es tablished at Chotoau, Montana, in ac cordance with a petition regularly presented for that purpose. At said election electors who favor such proposition may cast a ballot in the following form: “ F or a county free high school at Choteau,” while those opposed should cast a ballot of tho following form: “ Against es tablishing a county free high school at Oholoau.” By order of tho board of commis sioners of Teton county, Montana. June 7th 1901. •15 I t A. C. W a r n e r , Clerk. Notice.— Gambling. Having been notified by Attornoy General Donovan that gambling iu some form is boiug carried on in Pondera, Sholby, Cut Bank, Dupuyer and perhaps other places in Tetou county, wo hereby give notico that the act of 1901 (acts 1901 page lea) prohibiting all forms of gambling, including draw aud stud poker, faro, roulette, craps, dice andnickle-in-the- slot machines, aud providing a penal ty for a violation thereof of from S/00 to $ l,ooo, will be strictly en forced. All peuco officers aud justices of the peace will give this notico their immediate attention iu their respec tive jurisdictions. Dated, Chotoau, Mout., Juno 19 th, tool. G e o . O . T a y l o r . J am es S u l g r o v e , Sheriff. County Attorney. A Great Hosiery Offer D irect From the M ills. Tho old maxim “The Proof of the Pud ding is in the Eating,” applies as well to the wearing qualities of our hosiery. Onco worn and you will wear them al ways. An exceptional trial offer that every reader of this paper should take ad vantage of aud test tho remarkable wear ing qualities and superior finish of our high grade hosiery. We will, on receipt, of 25c in silver nnd tho name of your local dealer, send direct to you from the mills, postage paid, 4 pair of our finest high grade latest style Empire brand ladies’ or children’s hose, or men’s half hose, in black, taD, white or the fashionable fancy colors, or the latest combination silk em broidered polka dots, electric stripes, or silk clocking on side, in fancy open work, plain, or drop stitch style, iu French lisle thread, balbrigan, silk finish maco, or cashmere, with full finish elastic top and our patent reinforced silk nnd linen knit seamless, double sole, too nnd high spliced double heel. They save darning nnd are guaranteed to give throe times the wear of any other hosiery. The snmo in child- ren’s.J with enstic top, double knee, sole, heel und toe, plain or ribbod, fino, medi um or heavy quality, guaranteed fast color, and warranted not to crock. The retail value of these hose is 25c. per pair. Wo will not send moro than 4 pair of each ladies’ or children’s to ono porson. A trial wear of these will convince you ot their merits. For 50c. wo will sond, post paid, one trial pair of our ladies’ fino silk hose, iu sbadeu of pink, gold, white, black, blue, cardinal or lavender. This is a special trial offer. If yon are not satisfied with them after trial wear wo will refund your money. If you are pleased with them and wish more, insist on your local doaler procuring them for you, and insist on him getting our Empire brand hosiory. Write us to-day, mention ing this paper, ns this offer is limited. A beautiful booklet, telling bow cur hosiery is made, mailed freo to you on request. Address this way, EMPIRE KNITTING MILLS, 106 and 108 Fulton St., Now York City. JAMES s u l g r o v e ; Attorney ani Counselor at Law, Notary Public. Hicks lluildiag. CHOTEAU, MONTANA. WHEN YOU VISIT HELENA TJ A T7TP Pilotera* Taken at YOUR TAYLOR’S THE B f A U P R E ¡ H O U S E . 1 A. I. KENNEDY, PROF. First class in every respect. Board by day or week at rea sonable rates •4^ m m % $ w ff\ fix : & & Ä i : US Ä Ä i \ EVERY DAY ^ I BARGAIN DAY j W ITH US. j ! < M AIL ORDERS \ PROMPTLY ATTENDED That we don’t give you anything for nothing but whatever you purchase at store is guaranteed to be worth fully one hundred cents on the dollar’ or money refunded to you if not satisfactory. w e e o o x - j n s r o . B o i D ' ^ r . That is our motto of doing business—One Price to All and that the Lowest. ff\ (?> q\ m m '»> \l/ \l/ \l/ \i/ \d/ i i vii viz vèi vii vü vii vii vii vii ài vii vii vii vii vii m PARASOLS. We bave all colora in LnüioB’,Misses’ nad Children’s Parasols which wo will soll at 20 per cent discount, Now is the time to save money. DRESS SKIRTS. Wo have a lnrge stock ot Ladies’ Crash dress skirts nDd also woo! dress skirts which we will sell nt 20 percent discount. Call aud seo them. NECK TIES. Teck ties 25 cents and np. Fonr-in-band ties 50 cents and up. Boys’ Windsor tics 20c and 25c. Men’s bow ties 25c nnd 35c. Ladies’ bow ties 25c. Wo have a lnrg e stock of Ladies’ Fancy Ties nt reduced prices. SHOES. Ladies’ Oxford Ties............... Misses’ “ “ ................ Children’s Slippers ................ Men’s Oil GraiD, ono buckle.. Men’s lnco shoes...................... Men’s cnuvns shoes ................ Boys’ canvas shoes .................. 1 25 Youths’ canvas shoes............. 1 00 82 50 1 25 1 00 1 50 1 50 1 65 STRAW HATS. 20 per cent discount on all Mon’s, Women’s and Children’s straw hats, also a largo stock of canvas roducod prices. bats at WHITE DRESS GOODS. W o have the Jagrest .stock of White Dross Goods over shown in Choteau before at prices from 8 c to 50c, also fancy laces nnd yoking for summer dresses. All Whito Goods go at 20 per cent discount. must CORSETS. Ladies' summer corsets ......... S G5 Ladies’ erect form ................. 1 OCT Ladies’ nursing corsets ......... I 25 Ladies bnst form corsets ---- 1 25 Misses’ corset waists .............. 1 00 Children’s corset waists ....... 05 CLOTHING. Men’s all wool suits............... S 0 00 Men’s gray mixed suits ....... 8 00 Men’s black worsted ............. 12 00 Boys’ summer crash suits... 1 25 Boys all wool suits............... 2 50 Boys’ cotton knee pants ___ 25 BoyscottoD heavy pants.... 35 Boys’ all wool pants............. 50 HOSIERY. Ladies’ black cotton lioso ......... 15 Ladies’ black cotton ho*o... 20 & 25 Children’s blaok cotton hose.... 15 Children’s black cotton hoso ___ 25 Boys’ extra heavy lioso ............. 25 Childron’s white cotton hoso ___ 25 LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS. Wo havo a large stock of wash wnists left which we will sell at 20 per cent discount. Now is tho time to buy and savo money. ODDS and ENDS. Laco curtains ............... 7oc to 85 00 Window shades .................... 50 Now Ideal Sewing machine. 25 00 Ladies’ wrappers.... $1 00 to 3 50 Ladies’ kid gloves... SI 25 to 2 00 Ingrain carpets ...................... 65 Best velvet c a r p e t . ............. 1 25 Wall paper per roll ......... 10c to 20 SUMMER UNDERWEAR. Gents’ fine ribbed wool, suit. §2 00 Gents’ fine ribbed cotton, “ I 25 Gents’ Balbriggun, suit ......... 100 Ladies'ribbed cotton, suit.. 100 Ladies’ vests 10c nnd up. We havo a large stock of children’s mer underwear. Call and see ns. CHOTEAU MERCANTILE CO, m m m <n m m m /IV \l/ \»/ w viz Vi/ vto viz Vi/ vii vii vi/ vii ü/ vü vii vii vii vii vü VÜ vü vü vü vü V
