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BrEfagT^gfaaffiwn wawimgrofli F. D. KINGSBURY & CO., Tie Hitarán ani Olitimele. [Consolidated Juns 21 , 1101 ) .] DUPUYER, MONTANA. - 6 ENERAL MERCHANDISE Tlio Toton Clironiclo arid Tho Slielby News, Consolidated January 3 . 1901 . Carry a Full Line of Goods in All Depart ments to supply the wants of stockmen and ranchers. DRY GOODS, BOOTS, and SHOES, GROCERIES, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, GORDON HATS, HARVESTERS, BLANKETS, SADDLES. Í QUILTS. Also handle the Deering Mowers and Rakes and Winona Wagons and Buggies. Call and See Them, Their Prices are Right and Terms Reasonable. The Beaupre House C lio te tiu ., M o n t a n a . U N D E R N E W ¡VIA IsrA G H L V tE N T . First class in every respect, or week at reasonable rates. Board by day FI. 13 E A U P R E P r o p r i e t o r . GO TO THE 111 CHOTEAU, MONTANA, For all kinds Fresh and Salt Meats, But- ter nacl Eggs. liCIAlj PRICKS TO KANC1IKI!S and liOTF.L-KKKI’KKS who Imy in LARGE <,H‘A.VI IT I ICS. Cash Paid for Reef Hides. GRANT A. GORHAM, Proprietor. KILL THE BRUTE! SKIN HIM PROPERLY AND SNIP HIS SKIN AND ALL OTHER gH g g f* * Fil RS. HÎDES.PELTS, WOOL » TO l lil* SHIPMENT HOUSE ••.I, /»i-i \ . PftOpb. niNNCAPOua smcepcmin tanntay . L CAPACITY 3000 KCIT& PER '’AV mmm fur & woolg M i n n e a p o l i s . M inn. THERE'S MONEY IN IT W r ite f o r C i r c u l a r . ' The Art Studio * * I <> * $ PHOTOS from $1.00 per doz. up. Picture frames made to order. Copying and Enlarging Photographs. Kodak Supplies always on hand. Guitar, Violin, Mandolin and Banjo Strings. Sheet Music worth 40c for 10c; 50c for 15c; 60e for 20e, Mrs. E. N. HAUGEN, Choteau, Montana. ^Xkkî£!$5^*^^Sîy^^^î$^i6?ii^^HS!$SÎÎS>$Sîyiîi«»t!Siâ?#?6S!£5<i T. W. OLES ON. W. N. RUSSELL. ED. MORRIS \ Choteau Painting Company. PAINTERS,. Sign and Vehicle Painting PAPER-HANGERS & DECORATORS. a Specialty.I Estimates Cheerfully Furnished on all Kinds of Work Office at the Choteau House. BY C. E. TRESCOTT. Fubiitlied every Friday at Lliotoan, Teton County, Montana. Entered at tito poFt-ollico ot Chotean, Mon, tana, os Frental class matter. FRIDAY, MAY », 19 W. Subsbriptinn $ 2 .W par annnin. Advert ¡Min: rates on application. U .L ADYK.I 1 T IS 1 NÍ, HILLS PAYADLE TUB 1 ST OF EACH MONTH. Of course our democratic fricudH object to tlio “wuler euro.” But if whiskey had been used inatoad cf water it would bo hard to keep a largo majority of tlio “unwashed” from offering thcuiHolvos as victims. In ils issuo of May 3, the Helena Herald says that it will not quit abusing republican leaders of the statu and Iliât, it will not submit to tho will of the inujority as expressed by tho republican conventions. Still tho Herald wauls to he classed as a republican paper. Mary Elizabeth MacLoan of.Butte is in love with the devil—so she says und Mary ought to know. She wants his majesty to hug her tight. Ail of which tho old boy (und many of hi disciples) will be pleased to do at the first opportunity. Mary is fairly good looking, according to her pic turos, and only those who appear to ho jealous of hor claim that sho “nutty.” A minister of the gospel once saw a crowd of hoys sitting in front of a ring with a small dog in tho center Walking up to tho crowd ho inquired “What mo you going to do rvith thu dog, hoys?” After a short silence om of them replied: “Wo are going to give him to tho ouo who cun loll I hi biggest ho.” Tho preacher replied “I am surprised at you, boys, for when I was a hoy 1 never told a lie.” After another short pause one little follow shouted! “Give him (lie dog, boys!” Have tho “fourteen disgruutles” noticed that soi oral federal positions have been Idled by appointment by President Koosovoll during tlio past few weeks, and that tho successful candidates for these places wero those who weie endorsed by tlio lepublieati stale central.committee? It is evi dent tliul tho president has fully in - vostigated the political silualion in Montana and has very naturally reached the conclusion that the state committee wus madeupof hone able, upright and trustworthy mon, v.ki’o those uho opposed it were doing so tj further their own persoual aims und ambitions. Will “Ferg” pleaso give just ouo good reason why the commissioners of any county of tiiu stale of Moutauu should compel the publisher of a newspaper to do tho county printing for one half or any other fraction less than legul rates? The codes provide that a publisher shall not charge more tlmu a given amount for the different classes of work fnrnishod. Tho codes also provide that tho county treasurer, tho clerk and re corder and Oliver county oflieirdsshall receive a certain sum per mouth us compensation for their services. Why should a pi inter bo compelled to lake ouo half of I ho legal rate for his ser- while all others who work for vie the county receive full pay? Extension of H o m estead L aw. Is# Ü S û PAYING : ^ -V ñ i W m Is like buying many of the so-callecf bargains, you generally ® pay out a good deal of money for very meagre returns. ri 7 ff # $ è ïê m w DRY 15 pieces of light colored prints. GOODS . DEPARTMENT. Special, 5c per yard. 10 doz. Ladies Ribbed Vests', long sleeves. Special 25c each. Jkj 8 doz. ladies vests, low neck, no sleeves - sk . Special 10c each m 0 15 doz. absolutely fast black ladies hose Special 15c per pair ^ One lot of ladies waists all sizes . Half Price. ^ 20 per cent on all our silk skirts, Jackets {% and suits. . Selling poor goods is a lie, goods should % be good. Ours are. ‘That isthe reason ^ why we are doing-such a tremendous M business in Mens and Boys suits. || Light Weight Coat and Vests. $ Seperate Vests and Pants. Men and Boys Mackintoshes. Caps, Canvas and Straw Hats. All to be had at S T toee Choteau, Moni, 1 m m m m m m C. A. R. C o n v en tion in Helena Tho mooting of tho Grand Armv veterans and the Relief Corps ladies in Helena last week was a pleasant occasion for all those who --wero in attendance. The city wore a holiday appearance and tho national colors wero displayed everywhere. Tho hotels guvo the delegates reduced rates, tho street cars wore froo to the veterans and Corps ladios, tho tele phone company gave one day froo to every part of tho state, and many other courtesies wero oxtended us to mako our stay in Helena as pleasant as possiblo. Tho Helena Post has a vory com modious and pleasant ball of their own and tho Elks gavo tho free use of their hull to tho W. R. 0. ladles. Friday morning oarly tho depart ment oflicors held a council meeting during which time the delegates and tnembors held a reception in the main hall. From this time on wo folt ac quainted with corps workers from all over tho state. Tho city of Bozeman sent an especially largo and ploasant delegation. “Wo came,” said Miss Milos, (familiarly known as the Genoral) “proparod to tako homo with us tho department president,” and they did. Mrs. Brenueman, an accom- plisho l Bozemuu lady, being tho uuanimous choice of the convention. Bozemuu ulso sent us Mrs. Burton, a sprightly, intellectual lady GO years old and on/ of tho best workers in tho convention. Lincoln G’orps No. G, of Butte also sent u largo delegation of bright and oaruest workers. Tho Corps at ilclona is composed of a largo number of capablo work ers. Eliza M. Shaw wus department pros idem wlion our corps was organ ized. 1 was dolightod to meet her and her co-workera whoso names up- pear on our charter. The oxehango of courtesios between tho Posts and Corps wero a ploasant foaturo of tho convention. Much work was accom plished and I am sure every one cur ried homo with them inspirations and pleasant memories. Ida F. Waterman. tho Burton ladies S50, and wo owe a voto of thanks to Miss Lewis and the Alfalfa’s. Miss Grace Arnold is homo from Cut Bank whero sho has boon teach ing. .She is enjoying a visit from her brother Charles Arnold from Waukon, Iowa. Public S chool Program . The Choteau Public School will render the following program in the town hall next Friday evening at 8 o’clock, the ovent being the closing of school for tho summer vacation. Welcome SoDg— Peggie Taylor, Anna Beaupre, Loulso Truchot, ' Alma Zimmerman. Recilation—“Tho Fun That Adan: Missed”—Asa Armstrong. Song—“Only a Bird in a Gilded Cage”—Eva Ilielis. Wand Drill. Recitation—“Examination”—Richard Treseott. Instrumental Music—Peggie Taylor, Earl Hulladuy, Alma Zimmerman. Recitation—“Too Progressive For Him”—James Dovlin. Fan Drill. Song—Primury Class Triple Rocitation—Gortrudo Treseott, Robert Armstrong, Alma Zimmer man . Reading—Esther Buzzell. SoDg—“The Old Arm Choir”—Mabel Cowell. Recitation ---- “Waiting” ----- Blaucho Weaver. • Butterily Drill. Pautomimo—“S’wanee liivor”—Ada Shields. Shadow Pictures (The Three Lovers) Tableaux. A d v e rtised L e tter L ist. List of Jotters romniinng uncalled for in the postotlice at Ckotenn, Montana, for tho week ending May 10, 1902: Freeman J C LaPiorre, Pascal Lapior, Mary Mrs. Law, Walter Persons calling for the above let ters will say “advertised.” C. II. D rake , P. M. BURTON GLEANINGS. THE CLUB SALOON, W. D. HAGEN & CO., Props. Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars. @ I « ------------ Q H Lemp’s Justly Celebrated Lager Beer, § in Keg and Bottles. . 0 MONTANA. O CHOTEAU, THE BEST Advertising Medium in Teton County is the One tho Wide-Awake Advertiser is Looking for when he has Goods to dispose of to Teton County people. THE BEST Is not always the Cheapest. In fact, it is but natural that THE BEST should cost more than others not so good. THE BEST Advertising Medium anywhere is the Newspaper. THE BEST Newspaper in Teton County is the Why? “ Because it prints the NEWS. It sets more type every week than both the other papers of the county combined. Its subscription list is larger than the combined lists of the Aoantha and the Shelby Independent. That’s why we claim our paper is THE BEST Washington, May 3.—Senator Gib sou of Montana today introduced n , bill extending tho privileges of addi- j Lst wook and has moved to Choteau, Fencing and genoral improvement is tho order of tho day on tho Burton bench. Mrs. Wnlormau roturned last Tues day from a visit to Great Falls uud i Helena, whero sho attended the de partment convention of tho Womens Relief Corps. M is. Burton returned from a six weeks visit in Rod Lodge and Heloua, THOMPSON & FERRIS, IiCTIIBRTUGR Leavo orders at telephone offico. Uello, No. 42, tioim! homestead entry to veterans of tho eivil war, who had scivod less tlnu ninety days and who had been discharged fioiu (ho service by reason of wounds received in acllou; also extending tho privilege to widows and orphan children of soldiers killed in action beforo completing ninety days service. Tho A rt S tu d io BEST ADVERTISING ME DIUM IN TETON COUNTY LARGEST CIRCULATION. Subscription $2.00 per year Will bo closod from May I2lk to to Juno 10th, after which date wo will be bettor prepared tkau over to servo the public. M rs . E. N. H acöen , Choteau, Mont. whero sho uud the children will re- j I F. LYTLE I lATCMAKER 8 & JEWELER.; ___ side this summor. j Miss Mae Brokaw, who has been j tho guest of Mrs. Watormnu for some j weeks, loft Monday for her homo in I Iowa. Miss Brokaw is a capable teacher and an oarnost Christian girl. ‘ Wo shall miss her, and how can tho Alfalfa’s play without “Biddy Bane.” Miss Graco Lewis closod a very! successful term of school in district No. 5. Miss Lewis is a lady of cul-, turo and relinoment. Sho has inado : i horsolf useful among us in many, ways. Her last effort in our behalf was to furnish tho program for the box social giveu for tho benoGt of tho church April 18. - This social nottod , Repairing Promptly & Neatly Ex&cüted. Prices Seasonable Office at BYRON. CORSON’S. ;* £7 te w a a ü B Y GEORGE EDWARD GRAHAM. ^rTiT — 1 m 1 'ni~W*fcl~^Mii^tf ^ m i ß m g o l i - • VI*« •: >»r T, 1 ',{ j>t r ,1 WteWMi S èi !\ ' ' v d Tbo Intrepid Associated Press war correspondent, who ' was aboard tho U. 8 . 8 . Brooklyn durtngr tho entire five months of tho campaign« Illustrated with photographs taken by tho Author during tho fight. T i w Sfflosft S e n s a t i o n a l \ B o o k O f tim 'ESay. Tho true story of tho famous cruise of ths FJylni Squadron under Commodoro Winfield Scott Schley, lnclud- n*r tho blockade and destruction of the 8 nanlth fleet, i COLD K O ll THIS F U W T T IM K . * 1 Contains an antograph endorsement and personal 1 .ccount of the battle by ltc&r-Admlra) Schley. ' ’ “Tho facta of tlio story of the movements 3K Squadron ns ti hook aro corred*19 -TV. S. SCHLEY. ____ r r c •allons of the FJ tdr I .. _________ • tolls them In this hoolc aro correot Intereftlng narratlro of facts. Expíalos tho so* J Itctrogrmto Morementj” the \Loop;\ tho \Coaling I rohlera,'* and settles conclusively every adverse ruling I of tho Court of Inquiry. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, when Oorernor o! New York, uld:—“Mr. Qribno's «lory la Ike beet account I have heard er read ol the Devil litbllnj darin; the wer. It Deeded Jut ei Bach courage to ;o chant takln; photo* graphe a* It did to work the gnni.” THE HEW YORK HERALD ta/«:-\Mr. Graham, la Ibe t'.>'tag of feds, leaves the reader free to uake the deduction tbit several naval olllce.s need i Court ot la* qulrj lo re-establish tbelr reputallons.il they can be re-established.” No subject has ever boon beforo the tho manner In which Admiral Sch‘ demand the full raoognlt/on _ __________ ______ _ __ ___ __ everythin:; just ns It'occurred and as the eyewitnesses saw It. Book Is selling! Ilk» wildfire. Liberal commissions. Outfit and \books now ready. Bend soren | 3-cont stumps for canvassing outfit. ACT QUICK. Now Is tho time to MAKE MONEY.' *• Price $ t. 5 0 , $1.75, $2.25, $2.75, according’to style o f binding desired* AGENTS j Wa B a GGNEOEY COMPANY W A N T E D ] Sato. Publishers, CHICAGO.■ j , -
