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Áa¿ítpf>i?ánf\' - F irfirtst'WiüQ8.;-LiâUOr8 r' '-;i ’’j ! v iV Corner jMàin-.(àiid-: Oònrad' Streets, . 0h.ot8.aù,. Montana. ^ ►ü : v ... . 1 L • Arid Making Good C3 1 othcé } i * r > |^L^eÄL|NEytfS^ Ì. ; Mnrion A. Sboplc, the Dupjiyer carperi- ter/wns a’visitor ut Cheténu/ luot- Friday und Saturday.' \ •’ H. W.- Kolly and wife and'T. J~. Moore ‘ - , ■-!■•• ■. -.-v and -wife returned yesterday from a. berry- the Teton canyon.;/. • Gorham, tbe Cascade livery- town over-Sunday, the guest of bis brother, Grant-A. Gorham. ! ' : If.You Want Them / ; 5 Giye/me a C a l l / . ; C. W. PARNELL. - ,<n • m - w,-- - W.-s -<n: Í-S : ... » . . . - w c m •*>-. <p ,'r-m w ... jfc V 1¥.~ '\iH. •* ' iH ■' ;W ' >•:&e ■ • iii -- ilh. Ut Plastering,/Stucco,, Lathing, ;,C h i.m-n e ÿ Building^Stone and Concrete work.. , •• E st i m à/tès. F ü r n i s h ed. CHOI E^V U i M Q N T A N A. 5fe-tfe«:CC:f*fe6fe!f:6eee6è>'£w»t(P,?9333aa.:3 »9 :i»3 3 a :f3 »3 3 9 3 3 .:93’i<? ; £ ; Qlaf C. fielet. Land/. Reservoir, and Diteli Sùr- -A-' :>■ V ' .r •’• 'veyirig a specialty. . • S U J Ë L B Y , . . ; , - - V' M O S Ï . ; J. E.; ERICKSON,... ' • ; ■ ; Áttorney-at-Law,. ‘ . ' ., Notary Public; ^..* , . CIÌOTEAU,/ MONTANA. ■ . JAMES-S.ULGROVE, ; . Attorni. aM CmsÉr at La«, .’ l ' ’ Notary Publio. -' CHÜTEAU, ' L Nicks Building. - -• J MONTANA. ... - . H. BEAUPRE, . .. ID E 3 1 ST T I S T . .-Teeth Extracted With out Pain. ' All work Guaranteed. - CIIOTEAÜ. MONTANA. . ' T . B R O O K S , . . > . Physician &; -Surgeon. Successor to Wamslôy’& Brooks. State - Deputy 'Veterinarian. ■ \ •. OD'co Next to Court nouso. W : H , S t e a r n s , M . D ; . PHYSICIAN SURGEON DUPUYER, - '- \ - . .- MONT. qpHE j y | E R C H A N T S p .jO T E L , . / -; Oppdsite G. N. and G. F. & C. Depot... House is first class in: every respect. ' - Rates:. $1.50 and $2.00 per day. • Board by:', the.week or month at reasonable -rates. . ;• Mahew Cowell returned the \first of. the week, from Dupuyer, where be had been for^ few.dayswieiting relatives.,.-’ / -I C; W.'Tayltfr and family,/, accompanied by . J. F.Taylor. bave gone to' the ’ moun-. biin.s for a few days- hunting and fishing. ' Sidney-f Hirsbber^ .went to.Dupuypr Wednesday to asBist du - the store there during the absence of tlie,. jnanager, Carl Harris. ■ j : ' v. . H. F. Gnth, Sbolby’s prosperous mer chant, was a busiuessj .■ visitor at the county seat' on Fridny' and ' Saturday of last weokA . • '' • '■ ----- - . . E. N. Hungen and . wife, 0. H. ..Drake and wife and H. F. Railoy left- hero yes terday morniug for.a few-days, outing on Deep creek. ., Now is the accepted, time to join' the traveling library. Only a fow more names aro needed to make, this library a sure thing for our city. ’- ’ * 7 The carpenters commenced\ work yes- toiday on au addition to Jos. Hirsbborg & Co.’s old etore building. .The addition will be 25x60 feet and will be used as a store room for furniture. ~ • A light red cow,\ part Jersey, branded V bar X ‘connected on left bip, str.iyod frpra Ethridge section house. July' <L. A 'suitable reward foi return or please notify C. 0. Longedahl, Cut'Bauk, Mont. Harry p.-Kurikel was down from Du- — - puyor ou. Friday and Sat urday of .last week and entored into n contract with the high school trustees for furnishing the liiglrschool, room. He- returned to Dupuyer Saturday morning. • Tlio W. R. C. Indies met with Mrs. Jennie Cowell on Monday afternoon and spent a very pleasant hour.- Thoro was no official business to be transacted and - . > the meeting ndjourned to meet again on Thursday, August 5 at Hodgskiss’ hall. Lot all remember the date. v ■ Rev.’ Cunningham and family have completed puckiog their household ef fects and will leave today for their -uew charge at Fo'rt Don ton. The hearty good- wishes of their many friends in Teton county go with them, to their new field of labor. *. *' , , - - _________ - Public Administrator. C. F.’Green bos applied for letters of administration in the estntes of Joseph Schnrbnck and Ar-. thur C. Wallace. The bearing will bo bad beforo Sterling McDonald, clerk of the district court, ou Wednesday, August ^lst. ’ __ ______________ ; - Benton D. Hatcher, who was sentenced to/he,state penitentiary for,five yoars on November 80, 1897; for bis connection with the Northwestern bank failure- at Great Falls, was ^released from prison on August 3, and bns decided to leave the state, He states he will go to some other state and follow the insurance business. J. ML WILCOX, P R O P R I E T O R . SHELBY, MONTANA, § ......................... ^ - . Great Falls, MontaBa, ■ , We keep ä framed. Pictures correctly arid | complete /stock of Artists’ sup- | | plies arid- Pictures. : /, % | , 2 . . We carr^y a full, line of V/indow Glass, | : g: Paints, Oils, Brushes, Varnishes, eic.; | Our stock of; VVall Paper js unusually | g / large arid attractive;. Send for Samples, § | . The handsomest and best arranged. | ’ | storeof the kind in Montana. Call &see it. | ' t e c e c c c c c c c c e c ^ c c e c c o c c c c & c o c c o c c e o c c c o c c c c - c c c c c c o c c M o n t a n a B r e w in g Co., Browers and Bottlars of - All Orders ïûr:>Kég :aSclvBójfcléá^ ^ Boer promptly*a í l b t í d e d A > ; \. ,v/-;g The Club saloon was opened up Tues day ^afternoon nnder the management of Cooper &.Morison. The place has been repninted and -otherwise pat in first class shape, and ns it is tho intention of the proprietors to keop nothing' but the beat wines, liquors nnd'cigars, and will handle Pubst Milwankoe beer, it will be one of tbe most popular resorts in town. ~ John A. Matchett and Miss Minnie Meade, two well known and- highly ro- epected residents of ..Diipnyor, wore united in marriage by Justice John-E. DoHaas, on Monday, August 12. Tbe happy couplo have returned to Dupuyer, whero tliey-expect to reside permanently. The M ontan - iau and CnnoNicnE joins their friouds in extending hearty con gratulations. ------ . .. -■ J. K./Perman ' and wife, visito r: with frionds.at'A'ugusta,over Sunday..'/ :;/// G F ob S alb :-—A/smul 1 bnncli of stock Cattlo,*'iCoil at this-pifice for further par ticulars. ' _________ -. i- / t„Miss Olive Wilcox, of Lake Basin, has ;beeri‘-'visiting-iii\--:town this,-.week,' the gnest of1 Mrs. J/G. Bair. , . . _ / Q./.W. \ Wulfo1^kns returned ,to ibis home in/Helena-after a short .and pleas ant visit-with relatives hero. ‘ ' .. • Work is progressing as rapidly as could be desired at the -school building' and unless sometbing.unfor6cen happens tho building will tie ready for ' the school to open on Monday,'Sept. 2d. • • -./Buy a.-etoel/ range' from. Mercantile - company/ Herbert Gaunt,1-who was injured a week ago near 'the 'Adams ranch,/ while riding for the Flowerreo outfit, is gettiug along nicoly ut the'Columbus hospital in Grent Falls, and is^ thought to bo out of danger.\ -- \ - • W. F. Eitelgoerge, who has been em ployed at Kellogg Bros, ranch , at Eliza beth for somo tiine post, left tbe first ■ of tbe week for liis old home in Missouri, where be will visit relatives for a few weeks. • - William Bruce., has received a letter from bis wifo, who is visiting at Gay’B River, Nova Scotia, containing tbe pleas ing nows that a daughter was born to her on August 3d. Both mothor and child aro getting along nicely. Charles Klocklor returned yesterdny afternoon from Knlispcll, whore he has .been employed for several months past, and bas accepted/ n position witli tbe Cboteau Mercantile company. Mrs. Klockler will join him here in a short time. Obnrles and bis estimable wife are well k Down in this'county and they are cordially welcomed back among us,' The railroad assessment for Teton county for 1901 as,equalized by tho stato board of equalization is ns follows i Great Falls & Canada lVy ........ 8164,578 Great Northern R’y.' ............... 508,536 Total, - :• - S673.294 This is an increase of $12,224 over last yenr’s assessment. ' , Word was received bore yesterday that John W. Clark, who was taken from Dn- pnyer to the liospitul at Great Falls for medicnl treatment, was getting along as well os could be expocted. Tbe bullet has been removed from his leg, but it is fonred, however,- that when be has re covered it will be found that tbe knee is stiff, and if such is tbe case ho will al ways be lame. Deputy Sheriff Charles F. Moborly came over from Shelby.with two prison ers—John Skippington and James Ivtng —who were bound over to the district court by Justico William Dawes, of Mn- rios township, on the charge of burglary. Witbont doubt tbe names givon by tho prisoners are assumed and the authori ties are of the opinion that an important capture has been made. Tho men have tbe appearance of dosperato criminals and have probably beon' ruu out of the larger cities by tho police—probably Butte—where sevoral holdups and bur glaries have been reported of luto. The ebargo upon which they are, held is .for stealing whisky and' wine from Dan Sullivan’s place at Shelby a fow days ago. • Jnlius Hirahberg left here yesterday for S t Paul, Chicago and other eastern cities for tho purpose of making pur chases for tlio fall and winter trade. He will bo met in Great Falls.hy Mr. and Mrs, 'Carl Horns/of Dupuyer. ~ Mr. Harris will accompany him east for the purpose of baying goods for their Du- puyer afore, while Mrs. Harris will go to Helena where she will visit with relatives for a few weeks.'. '• . - ' W e .Told H lm 'S o . ' It gives,ns great pleasure to bo able to elate that Colonel Richardson is meeting witb/’groat success, in introducing „the traveling library: .We notice’ the .’names of many /òf onr-best citizens on 'his list and; fcelVaure ..that he: will rrecoivG the hearty support/of all/- Especially/from parénte/vhó heliévo the.reading of 'good • books.to.be ono'of ‘ tlio^best'safeguards ............. ; A party of.berry pickers'consisting of a party of staid and stutely matrons wont Out for a little recreation mixed with n bit of wifely duties last week. Aftor gathering a quantity of berries they de cided to put up, or preserve them in other words. Now these good dumes had with them both sagar and salt and m some unaccountable way they got mixed, bat was not discovered until too late—they bad tbeir berries all put. up and a nice lot of berries they were at that (?). Just who mixed the sugar and snlt will never bo known, bnt as there was only one m onn man in the entire party, of course he had to stand all the - blame. Ladies you take ¿warning by this and try not to be so greedy in future, but. bring tbe berrios borne while they are fresh oo that tbe, dear bnbbys can get a chance to taste tbe fruit of your pleasant labor, -B ooks ’ bob S ake —I nqnire of ~ Sands Oattio aid Land company. Cboteau Mont..;-; ________... _________ .The largest and best display o£ furni ture ever shown.in Téton. county at the Cboteau Mercantile company’s. *■ . Mrs.' James. Hughes/ óf Fonderà, bos gone to' Missonri in response to/a telegram announcing the serious-illnesp-of her mother.// - '•\■ /- ... - . O. H. Morrill, of Fort Benton, bns con tracted for 3,500 wethers, yearlings, twos and threes, for January ' delivery at Chi nook, at 3 cents per pound. Thos. W. Parry, who has boon running tbe section bouso at Pondera for several months past has gone to Grent Falls whero ho will reside in tbe future. C. A' Miller this week sold to.T. O. Larson 20 bead of rango horses. Tom will have tbeso horses broke and bo in waiting for the next liorso buyer that strikes town. - - Tbe recent shipment of seven cars of dry owes and yearling wethers from Chi nook brought S3 per cwt., or about SI.80 per bead, at South St. Paul. Tboy suf fered muoh on account of tbo groat bent. Tho jail is boing repainted this week. W. N. Russell bas tho contract, and with tho assistance of Chan Smith, is doing nn excellent job of work. “Shorty\ and - 4 “Lengthy\ are good workraeu and never slight any portion of their work. ' Gust Moser, forest supervisor, arrived from Ovando todny on a tour of iunpoc- tion of the Lewis and GJnrko forest re serve. He informs us thoro will be no difficulty for actual settlors on lands or towns in gothng permits to out timber needed for fuel and fencing', The friends of M. A. Callahan, former ly of this city, will regret to hear' of the death of his daughter, Daisy, who spent part ot her girlhood in this vicinity. Tho deceased was 18 years old'and was living with her pnrenta at Minueigkn, Minn. - River Press, J. \Y. MoKuight has gone to Jennings on a business trip....II. F. Gutb, a prominent business man of tho oast side of 'the range, with headquarters at Shelby J unction, is in tbo city ___ Miss Berenice MoKuight accompanied by lior sister, left last night for St. Many’s lako whore she will visit friends and enjoy a camp ing trip.—Kalispoll Bee,. Wo buvo heatd a number of complaints recontly that tho Cree • half-breeds living along tbe mountains ure dynamiting fish in tbo Toton and other .streams in that section. We have a game warden whose duty it is to see that tbe laws in this re gard are enforced, but ns near as we are able to learn bo has never visited this lo cality and apparently does not care whethor or not tho gnmo laws aro en forced so long us be is ab’ e to draw bis salary for doing nothing. Martin A. Monson, ot Farmington, was severely iDjnred in a runaway whilo go ing from Chotoan to bis home last even ing. A short time after be loft tbo lane leadivg out of town lie dropped one of tbe lines and in reaching ovor tbo dash board after it tlio horses gave n jump, jerking Munson out of tbo wngon. The team ran away but wore caught soon after by a party coming to town, who brought in word of the nccident. Dr. Brooks and others went ont and brought tho injured man to the Cboteau House whero it was discovered that ho bad snf fered a dislocation_of tbo bip and wns otherwise bruised lip. Ho will probably be laid up some timo. Deputy United States Marshal Wull has been in the northern part - of tbe county this week summoning witnesses in the case of tbe United States ys. Willis Nichols, who will be tried at , the next term of tbe United States court at Helena on a charge of selling whisky to Indians. This case was tried once before and re sulted in a mistrial, tbo jury failing to agree upoD a verdict. Jesso Morgan, the complaining witness, is not an Indian or a ward of tbe government us the com plaint alleges, but is a son of a citizen of the United States and consequently a citizen/ liiinself.. Tlio prosecution of the case has all the appoarance of, spite work on the' part of some qf Nichols’ enemies arid the officials of/ tbo ./United States court would be doing jnstice to Nichols if they dismissed it at, once and not put tiim to the. expense of -regain’• defending The Flathead Oil Fields. Butte, August 12.—Dormer Congreas- raan A. J. Campbell, D. J. Hpnnesay nnd P. J. Bropby aro in Flntheud county looking np the interests of the Bntto Oil company, in which they are heavily inter ested. Tbe company has acquired a large tract of land in- the heart of the Flat- head oil fields, an d its prospects are said to be flattering. An expert who recently visited the district said it would bo pro . ducing nn annual revenue of $25,000,000 in tbo courso of a fow yenrs. McCormick mowers and rakes; mowers 4i, 5, and 6 foot cuts; rakes, 8, 10, and 12 foot, at Parrott & Meade’s Shelby, at tho lowest prices in Mon tana. -Eckw rlght’s Examination. Ronl Kstato other than City Lots ...... .......... Improvements on sumo., ....................... . ........ . Vnluo of nil improvemnuts on lands, the title to which is vested in anothor than tho porsou so listiii^ it... City or Town Lots . ..................................... , ..... improvements on same ............ . .. ........... . ... Telegraph Lines .. . ......... . ...... . . 3phonn Lines (yenr 1900, 1U miles) (yr 1901, 127 m IrriffAtiotf Bitches and Flumes ............... . . ......... irnvel Beds, Station, Grounds, Depots and Hound J Total Value of nil PcrMmnl ProiK»rty.. .......... .......... Total Value of all Property,. . .. ................... . - PERSONAL PRO PERT V.’ Mortiioires State, County, Municipal and otlior tuxuhlo bonds of any pornm, tin» or corporation..^ ........... Watches, Jewelry or Pinto . ............. ............ Household Goods nnd Furniture......., ............. . . Musical Instruments................. . . ......... .................. LibnincH~Lnw, Medical nnd Miscollnnnous ................. Goods, Wares, Merchandise nnd ( ’ousiKned Goods.....; Fixtures of .Saloons, stores, olllces, nnd other business pi Farming Utensils . ............ . ............ . . , . Machinery.................. .... ............................. Wagons. Etc., Harness, Rohes, Saddles, Blankets, Etc.... Horses—Thoroughbred.................. . ...... . .................... Horses—Kango..... . . ... ............ . ................ . ........ iforses-CVimmon, Work nnd Mulos... . . ............. . Beef Cnttle ..................... . ................................... . ; . Yearling« .............................. . ................................... Two Year Olds . .... .............................................. ..... Three Year Olds ............................ . .......... . ......... . owh ............... . ....... . ... . ..... Stock Cuttlo ............ . ............. . .................. ................ Sheep (Stock)... . ....................................................... Lambs ....... . ........................... . ....... .. ........................ Rums............................ . ......... . ...... ....................... . H o g s ,...... . ................. . .. . ............ . ............... . Wheat, Oats, Barley, liny, Wool... . ............................. ¿umber. Wood ...... . . ............................................... . SolventOetlitH, inoludiug deposits in banks..... .......... Money on hand or Special deposit, with whom .............. Anyothei* Personal Property not above described ...... Railroad assossmont ................... . .................... . ....... . Total No, acres 171,805 Vnluo $160,KW Improvements on Lnml*f Buildings Other Improvement«....... . $95.817 Hty and Town Lots ........................... C!i.95J Improvement« on Lands, Buildings Other Improvements.. .................. 72,075 No. of acres of School Lund, 81,160 Total No. acres lands assessed, 171.865 Kalispoll, August 12.—Tbe preliminary examination of J. A. Eckwright, the po liceman charged with manslaughter in killing WoDg Sue Hong several weeks ago, occurred before Jnstice Sullivan to day. Thè prosecution submitted practi cally the same evidence as at tbe coro ner’s inquest. ■ .Tbe defense, stated its in tention not to offer any testimony and moved to.dismiss. The case ivill be con tinued uutil Tuesday, when the motion will ?e argued. . ‘ Spring wagons.’ top buggies, buck boards, breaking carts,’ alkof the fa * nious, Stùdebakór' compariy make; at ' //'iV' ■Teachors: .Examination.-,; ; -A teaohers*.examination will bo .hoíd'iri tho .court .room, in the town ; of - Ohoteau, Mont., on Friday arid/Saturday,’ Áugifst. SOth and 31st, 1901. ' ’ /••? <t. ' / / ^ ■ : --\F annie \E;* CrrÉiípWExn/* V\ • , ' - County Superintendent . Episcopal services id the town hall on Snndriy; August 18, -11th Sunday after Trinity/ Matins;—Morning prayer, anti- commnhiou arid serrrion at 11/o’clock. Evonsong:—Evening prayer .with mon at 8 o’clock. . - ser- C H Ö T E A U , M O NTANA/. T E T O N , C O U N T Y ’S ASSESSED V A L U A T IO N ; -, statement of tho assessed, valuation of all property in, Teton; county- for- tho years of 1900 and 1901 after equalization by the - - Couuty Board of Equalization. - ; , , V , : , . ■-/ \ REAL ESTATE. ’ , - i ' YEAR 1000 , : j YËAR 1901 ......$100,313 v - , $520,383. ' ..... . '95',817 r / ; ' ' 104,157 .... 27,:t0.7 ‘ 29,093 , .... 62,95tt 09,287;' .... 72,075 ’ ' ! 77,027 8,430 9,300 - 2,300 2,553 3,000 3,000. , íes ■ 29.720./ - r , 41,4 35 ./.. 1,407, OKI'* ' ’ ' i;505,&SH . $2,223,978'. ' . -2,302.1^! Total. YEAR 1900. YEAR 1901 ....$ 77,407 > ' $ 71.407 . .. 420 ‘ 320 . .. 10.7G0 13,199 1,745 * -. 1,820 — 1,230 790 .... 81.371 88,420 ?s.. lí.OIf) 3,705 ....... 5,31.7 - 1.402 4,800 10,409 .... * 23 .o:o - ; 27,780 1.050 !• 1,100 .;/ 80.150 8.7,5.70 , ...;. 47,027 J .. 51,325 7.300 . .7,920 13,727 - 20Æ93 .... 13,810 -• 10,500 4,910 ........8,325 30,027 . ; .. 3S0.9.79 308,712 ..... 072,mo 073,27.7 4.219 , 9,190 4.70 300 . 218 50 ,, ,, 410 ... 17.950 15.-200 ... 775 400 .. .' 2,09.7 3,5;« .. .. 073.29t ‘ “ — .3,035.482 LANDS FOR YEAR 1000. FOR YEAR 1901. Total No. acres, 107.9S0 Valuo $ 520,383 Improvement» on Limits, Buildings Otlior Improvements .................... $104,157 City und Tosvn Lots .................... improvement» on Land», Buildings Other Improvement» .................. No. nerp» School Land, 81,100 Totnt No. ncreK Lnml osBcs^od, 107,988. 09.237 77,025 H . F . G U T B SHELBY, M ONTANA, 9m DEALER IN A Full Lin e of Seasonable Goods Alw a y s 'on Hand Oregon City Woolen Mills File Clofflm and BlaaMs. L O U I S V I L L E C O R D U R O Y S U ITS and PA N T S . COTTON P A N T S $1.50 .to $2. . GROCERY DEPARTMENT. This department is complete, tho stock is fresh, aud com prises selections front the best brands, viz., R e x Hams and Bacon ( and the choicest selection of. canned goods. Stock Salt $2.75 per barrel. Princess Hard Wheat Flour 2 . 0 0 j p e r O w ~ t . » W E H A V E T H E A G E N C Y F O R CHAMPION HARVESTING M A C H I N E R Y . M O W E R S , R E A P E R S A N D RAKES. A F U L L L I N E O F STOVES, HAM M ' AID A C O M P L E T E ASSO RTM E NT, Q F ' ‘ Gordon and Stetson Hats, ; . Dry Goòd#and^Glèvèsi V C FINE A F U L L L I N E OF F O O T ,. S C H U L Z E ' & CO. ’S BOOTS,. SHOES. . AND RÌJBBER - - - '- - . - . ALWAYS.,,,0N'' 'HA^.^:;Í;/:':' V^ GOODS í EverjtMif of :1s Very. Bssl Gsality a# LaiM intesi
