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F. D . K I N G S B U R Y & C O ., D U P U Y E R , M O N T A N A . -GENERAL MERCHANDISE- Garry a Full Line oi Goods in All Depart ments to supply the wants of stockmen and ranchers. DRY GOODS, BOOTS, and SHOES, GROCERIES, CLOTHING, HARDWARK, GORDON HATS, HARVESTERS, - BLANKETS, SADDLES. QUILTS. Also handle the Deering M o w e rs and 'Rakes and W inona W a g o n s and Buggies. Call and See T h e m , T h e ir Prices aré Right and Term s Reasonable. Tie Montara a i Otatele. [Consolidated Jiiu9 21,1901.] BY C. E. TRESCO T T . Tito Teton Chronicle and Tho Shelby Nows, Consolidated January 3 ,190J. The Beaupre House Cluoteat-i, M ontana. U N D E R N E W M A N A G E M E N T . First class in every respect. Board by day or week at reasonable rates. I - I . BEA U PRE Proprietor. GO TO T H E Old Reliable Meat Market C H O T E A U , M O N T A N A , For all kinds Fresh and Salt M e a ts, B u t te r nad Eggs. KCIAL l’I! KT.S TO I.'ANCII EliS and IIOTKL-K KKI’F.ItS who liny ill LM;<;E (¿I’AX'I IT IKS. t’asli I’alil for Href Hides. GRANT A. GORHAM, Proprietor. 4 PROPS. ntNNCAPOUS SHCCPSKIM TANNCQY. k capacjtv ao o o p c l t s pen ' ' w KILL T H E BRUTE? SKIN HIM PROPERLY AND SHIP HIS SKIN AND ALL OTHER rURS.HIDES.PEU5.WOOL ** TO 1HE SHIPMENT HOUSE M-MILLAH FUR & WOOL C» ivlii\neA[)olls. Mina. THERE'S MONEY IN IT write, for Circular. PHOTOS from $1.00 per cloz. up. Picture irames made to order. Copying1 and Enlarging' Photographs. Kodak Supplies always on hand. Guitar, Violin, Mandolin and Banjo Strings. Sheet Music worth 40c for 10c; 50c for 15c; 60c for 20c, M rs. E. N. H A U G E N , Choteau, Montana. N O T IC E . I am out 12 head of cattle that aro branded Z on left hip and ear marked on back of right ear. I will pay So reward for recovery of each animal. O rd A. A ynsley , Collimi, Mont. C attle ror S ale — 22f> ltuud of two year-old steers. For price and furth er particulars apply to A. Iv. Prescott, Helena, Mont. THOMPSON & FERRIS, LETIIBKIDOE COAL D a re orders at telephone oillce. Hello, No. 12. F. LYTLE WATCHMAKER & JEWELER.. _____ R e p a iring P r o m p tly & N e a tly Executed. Prices Reasonable m OfBee at 1 BYRON CORSON’S. Published ovary Friday at Chateau, Totem County, J1 outturn. Entered a t tho ijost-oliico a t Choteau, M od . tana, as socond class m atter. FRIDAY. APRIL I, 19tU. .Subscription $:i.U) por annam. Advertising rates on application. ALL ADVERTISING HILLS PAYABLE THE 1ST OF EACH MONTH. M IS S K E N N E D Y D E C L IN E S . Cboloau, M^ircli 2‘J, 1902. To Members of tho School Board, Messrs, Hodgskiss, Trucliot, and Trescotl. G entlemen :— Having been ro em ployed 1)3’ }’ou to leach tho inter mediate department of the Choteau public school during tho next school term and by your so doing, vindicat ing and giving mo complete assur- auco of your approval and support, which I cannot valuo too highly, I therefore respectfully beg to decline tho position with which you have so kindly favored me. Heartily thanking 3*011 for your kinduoss to mo, and >*our favorable consideration of my application, 1 remain, Yours respoctfully, P earl M. K ennedy . T e n d e r f o o t on a H o n e y m o o n . Francis West passed through Havre tho first of tho week enrouto to Browning, whero ho will join Jco Kipp, tho old trapper and plainsman for a hunt. Mr. West is from Boston aud goes forth arrayed to capturo tho beasts that roam tho jungles in a costumo that would bo more appro priate iu which to trap tho summer girl on Long Branch sandy boach, sii3’s tbo Plaindoaler. Mr. West wears a little pancake hat that resembles a cream puff, aud his nether extremities aro hidden from au iuquisitivo world by a pair of ribbed golf stockings.\ Au abbre viated suit of Scotch tweed, that I10 confidentially explained he was going to uso scaling the mountain’s dizzy height, completed tho costumo. Mr, Wost wus in a most confiding mood and said in part: “Mr. Kipp, whom 1 met at the National Sportsmen's exhibit in Chi cago, told mu thill mountain lions wore ripe now and I decided to bring my wife, whom 1 but rocently mar ried at my homo in Boston, out to Moutaua, thinking a mountain lion bunt, bb a wedding trip, would bo a bit novel, don’t yor know. I sa3’, it must bo rare sport to capture 0110 of those beasts. “Mr. Kipp is going to catch me one, you know, in a trap, aud I shall uso him ns a decoy’ with which to onsnaro others. Don’t you think it will bo a gay lark?\ Tho somewhat difiidont news gnlh- oriug sluvo assurod him that it would bo “a gay lark.” H e r e 's a Q u e e r T h in g . BEST ADVERTISING ME DIUM IN TETON COUNTY LARGEST CIRCULATION. Subscription $2.00 per year “Tho “morning hour” is one of the queer things of tho United States sonato. In (ho first place tho “morn ing hour” is two hours long, though it may bo completed iu ten or fifteen minutes. Iu the second place it never occuis in the morning, but begins at 12 o’clock noon, except on the rnro occasions when tho senate meets at 10 or 11 o’clock. Senator Hoar of Massachusetts is responsible for the elongation of tho moruirg hour so as to rnako it cover 120 min utes. Prior to 1-1 yenrs ago the \morning hour,” wbilo existing in tLo afternoon, was but an hour in length; but a resolution submitted by Mr. Hoar was adopted Aug. 10, 1SS8, and that provided that the “morning hour” should bo two hours in length, or that it should cud nt 2 o’clock. This resolution provided “that after today, uuloss otherwiso ordered, tho morning hour shall tormiuato at the expiration of two hours after tho meeting of the senate.” Tho morn ing hour is devoted to tho presenta tion of petitions, tho introduction of bills, reports of committees, etc., and is the lime, when all sorts of little matters of that kind aro attended to. At 2 o’clock the presiding officer lays before tho senate tho bill on the w w W iü û O i l Wo Hi as¡ UP-TO-DATE GOODS m m m F or W ide A wake P eople That is what we are showing this season in every department -------------------------------------■---------------------------------------------------— --- -- ------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------^ New Wash Goods, Carrisllon Lace Stripes, Alexandra-Silks, * Ventour Novelty Tissue, Novelty Silk Miadras, Scotch and !§ Domestic Ginghams, White French Organdie, Irish Dimitie, ® Plain Checked & Striped Nanisook, Imported Dotted Swiss. § tip Royal W o rcester Corsets in Straight Fronts, Girdle and m a n y other styles. . New $ Belts, B e lting and Belt Buckles, Large assortm e n t of N e w Dress T rim m ings. S Lace and Em b roidery, Swiss and H a m b u rg Em b roidery and Insertings. N e w Styles in M e n ’s Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Collars, Etc. '^ * aaES^ ss^ ^ i a i l O r d e r s P r o m p t ly A tte n d e d to . m m JOS. HIRSHBERG & 00 . BIG DEPART MENT STORE Chateau, Mont. I *3 iS ¿ i'c=i‘cz3'e=>'c=>'i ma; m 0 calaudur, which is set aside as having precedence over other measures, and that is generally the time for long speeches unless unanimous consent is secured to consider pension bills for a specified limo or unobjected bills on the calendar. C h o teau L y c e u m . N e w P la ts F iled . A t T h e C o r o n e r ’s In q u e s t. Justice of the Peace Parker and Deputy Sheriff Davis went out to tho ranch of the late Frank Shannon on Fridav last for the purpose of calling a jury and holding au inquest over the remains of Mr. Shannon, who had killed himself on the day before while temporarily insane, brought on it is said by severe stomach troubles. Tho jury brought in the following verdict: “Raymond, March 29, 1902. Choteau Township, Teton County, Montana. ^ At au inquest hold this 29th day of March, 1902, on the body of Frank B. Shannon, lying dead in his cabin on his lanoh at Raymond postoffice, Choteau township, Toton county, Montana, boforo Charles Parker, justico of tho peace aud acting coro ner, wo, tho undersigned jurors find that the said Frank B. Shannon camo to his death by a gunshot wouud iullictod by bimself whilo tem porarily insane. Signed: A. C. Burbaok, Foreman. J. L. Collins, S. A. Hutchues, Goo. McDonnell, Roy McNeal, OrloStansbury.” After tho inquest was over the body was brought to Chotoau and made ready for burial. On Monday at 3 o’clock tho funeral services wore held at tho town hall, where Rev. Buzzell made a yer3’ fitting and appropriate talk. Tho interment took place in Choteau cemetery, and was followed to tho grave by a long line of friends of tho doad man. This evening at the school bouse hall the following program will be rendered: Reading—Leonard Acton. Recitation—Chester Troscott. Song by Quartette—Kutio Kennedy Rebecca Acton, Loon Cbouowoth, Harvoy Road. Recitation—Gertrude Troscott. Soug—Lcouard Lownds. Reading—Frank Ralston. Reading— James Sulgrove. Recitation—James Davlin. Parliamentary drill. Election of Officers. K in g E d w a r d to G iv e a C u p . Cork, March 30.—Iu response to an inquiry addressed to King Edward, his majesty has sent a leltor to tho lord mayor of Cork, Mr. Fitzgerald, sayiug that he will give a cup valued at £100 pounds to bo competed for in tho international yacht race which will be hold in connection with the Cork International exhibition this yoar. Local yacht clubs hope that the Columbia, Shamrock II and Meteor will be among the contest ants in the race. A d v e r tis e d L e t t e r List. List of Jotters romnimng uncalled for in the postofiice nt Choteau, Montana, for the month ending May 1,1902: Mrs. Olivo Demnry 2 Wui Daglish Henry Franklin Ben Lafarge Emma Larson Wm Lawrence Edw Marso C W Parnell Patricolo Family Billio Watson N H Welch Bob Wiuoworth Persons calling for tho nbovp let ters will say “advertised.” . C. H. D rake , P. M. FOR SALE. 30 head of good full blood Short horn bulls, Montana bred and iu good condition. These bulls havo been fed all winter and are just whut is needed for this 3’ear, being ouo and two years. They are- bred' by Mr. Metzel of Madison county, who has one of tho best herds of shoi thorns in Montana. Thoy can bo soen at Groat Falls. D. A. R ichardson , Great Falls, Mont. A M o n te C a r lo For B u tte. Announcement has boon made in Butto that local capitalists are to erect this summer on tho outskirts of tho city one of tbo largest gaming ♦ resorts iu tho country. The place is to bo conducted along ttie hues of tho famous Monto Carlo and is to havo all the glittering features neces sary to make it most attractive and interesting for the sporting fralornitv ' P e n s io n F o r M r s . M c K in le y . Chairman Sullow&y of the house committee on invalid pensions, is preparing a report on tho bill grant ing a pension of S5.000 annually to the widow of President McKinley and will present it probably next week. Tho bill has been before a sub committee for some time and has now by common cousent aud without division, been favorably reported by the full committee. DR. M c C O R M A C K , Physician and Surgeon, Office Opposite Court II oiim 1. CHOTEAl', MOM AX V. U. S. Land Office, / Helena, March 4. j To Whom It May Concoru: The approved plats of the surveys of the following townships have beon ro ceived at this office this day, to wit: Township 31 north, raugo 5 wost. Township 32 north, range 5 west. Township 33 north, range 5 wost. Township 33 north, range (J west. Township 3t north, range 5 wost. Township 3-1 uorlh, range (5 wost. Township 35 north, raugo -1 west. Township 35 uoi th, rauge 5 west. Township 35 uorlh,range 0 west. Towuship 3(5 north, rauge 4 west. Township 30 north, range 5 west. Towuship 30 north, range G west. ' By letter “E” of September T, 1S98, the Hon. Commissioner of the gen eral lund office reserved tho lands in said townships from adverse appro priation, b3* sottlomeut or otherwise, on ‘application of tho governor, of Montana, which application wub filed in tho genoral land office August 31, 1898, from (ho duto of the filing of said application for GO duys from tho filing of tho official plats of tho sur vey ul -.ml township.-, iu this oilifo. Notice is hereby given that the said plats will h” filed iu this office on April lit, 1:i(i2, and on aud after-limi duto the legister and receiver will be prepared to roeoivo applications for the entry of lands in said townships from th o s e persons whoso rights wore initiated prior to August 3J, 1898, aud from tho state of .Montana; and on and after J u n o 9, 1902, applications will be received from all oihor quali fied applicants. G eorge D. G reene , Register. T r u e V Economy The difference in cost between an alum baking powder and the h i g h e s t - c l a s s cream of tartar bak ing powder would not amount for a family’s supply to one dollar a year. Dr. Price’s is the standard cream of tar tar baking po wder. Il makes, the food de licious and healthful. N ote .— You cannot, if you value good health, afford to uce cheap, low-grade, alum baking powders. They are apt to spoil the food ; they do endanger the health. All physicians will tell you that alum m food is deleterious. Queou Mary, aud other leadiu g brauds of cigars at Graves. & Co. 1 — ----------- j BONDS TO RUN FOR TWENTY\ YEARS. A New Issue of 5 Per Cent Debenture.Bonds Payable in Gold at Maturity. EITHER COUPON OR REGIS TERED. 1 Interest Semi-Annually in Gold PAYABLE JANUARY t AND JULY 1. SOLD IN LOTS OF FROM $1 OOO TO $200,000. Issued, Guaranteed and in s u r e d by t h e t Q U I T A B L E S O C I E T Y Of} NEW YORK, THE SAFEST AND BEST OF SECURITIES. SPECIAL FEATURES’ ^Af,fS° bonds nro pvefcrnhlo to Government can-.* 1111 • v nrn u . na .1 in. ♦! « e* * . bocunties. Thoy aro practically us eafo bc- U ; ,iir i ^ i ? PtronpreFt litmucinl institution of i u kind, whoso Sur- n m larger than that of any other In tho world. J h»*y are superior to Government llonds, because— 1 I n* jutfrpst mto is higher (.i per cent). ^ - l ho eo.-t l*. less. „.ill ?,1!\5 \ ,-ailt for in Installment*.. Government bonds, railroad securities, tin I olliet similar investments must l>c |mid for iu full on delivery. is JeIivnr<.drSt n n ‘ / n l Lr 1L >;ou ,,il‘. n1,1 futuro Pnyraonts nro cancelled and tlio bond is ifcmi r< d at once. I otild you llnd a mure attractive investment? letter to—° *nnlplu l,onds’ u,ul «11 otlior particulars, apply in person or by F R Wil OHY AGENT F O R NORTHERN MONTANA. . v V I L u U A , Room ,0, Dunn Block, Great Falls. F a v o r e d By H o u s e . Washington, March 29.—The house comnyilteo on foreign affairs to day completed the Chihe3° oxclt)- sion bill and ordered a favorable report on it, which will be made Tuesday. Improves the flavor and adds to the health fulness of the food. Sapaeiatxve in , Strength and Parity. ] PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., CHICAGO. ' T H E CASCADE BANK of Great Falls, Mont. [Incorporated under the laws of Moo lam \ A p r i l S. 1 Capital - - $7~i,00(K, •Surplus . . . 15,000. ». E. At 1:1 [i^on President. Jacob S»vli7cr Vice-President. P. P. A tkinson Cashier. W. W. Miller Assistnn Cashier. directors : -. E. Atkinson, F. P. Atkinson. Peter Larson John J . Ellis, Jacob Switzer, W. W. Miller A frenerai banking business tinnsncUtd. tn- ■crcstallowed on time donoslts. 50 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE T rade M arks D esigns C opyrights A c . Anyono sending n sketch and description may quickly ascertain our opinion freo whether an invention is probably patentable. Communica tions itrtctlyconBdcntlaL Handbook on Patent* sent free. Oldest nconcy ior sccurlnp patents. Patents taken tbroneb Munn & Co. receive special mllce, without charge. In the Scientific American. A hnndsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir culation of any scientific Journal. Terms, $3 a year; four months, IL Sold by all newsdealers. MUNN & Co.36,Broad\V’ NewYork Branch *UIce, (23 F S t, Washington,!). C. Subscribe for the Monjanian and Chronicle. §2 per year.
