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’ j * , . - e r a . \ ' rnî ? V . /0'\S\rr ^y: - - .VivJ F f iDf K I N G S B U R Y & C O ., DUPUYER, MONTANA. - G É N É R A L M E R C H A N D I S E - Carry a Full Line of Goods in All Depart ments to supply the wants of stockmen and ranchers. D RY GOODS, ■ 1 1 BOOTS, and SHOES, GROCERIES, CLOTHING, H ARD W ARE, GORDON HATS, HARVESTERS, BLANKETS, SADDLES. L _______ i QUILTS. BY C. E. TRESCOTT. Tho Toton Chronlcio and TIio Si.olby News, Consolidated January 3.1001. Published ovory Friday at Chotoau, Toton County, Montana. Entered at tho post-olüco at Chotoau, Mon tana, as sacond class matter. FRIDAY. MAY 10, 1002. Also handle the Peering Mowers and Rakes and Winona Wagons and Buggies. Call and See Them, Their Prices are Right and Terms Reasonable. Beaupre House Choteau, Montana. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. First class in every respect, or week at reasonable rates. Board by day IT. BEAUPRE Proprietor. GO TO THE Old Reliable Meat Market CHOTEAU, MONTANA', For all kinds Fresh and Salt Meats, But ter nad Eggs. JCCIAL PRICES TO RANCHERS and HOTEL-KEEPERS wlio buy in LARGE QUANTITIES. Cash Paid for Reef Hides. GRANT A. GORHAM, Proprietor. A A N M IH M N ,r~ KILL T H E B R U T E ! SKIN HIM PROPERLY AND SHIP HIS SKIN AND ALL OTHER FURS. HIDES. PELTS. WOOL» TO THE SHIPMENT HOUSE • CM LI AN FUR WOOL C° Minneapolis. Minn. THERE’S MONEY IN IT )PB, n i N N E A P O U S S H E E P S K I N T A N N C R Y . C A P A C I T Y „ 3 0 0 0 P C L T B P E R n A V w r ite for Circular. i .3J3< T h e A r t S t u d i o PHOTOS from $1.00 per doz. up. Picture lrames 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; 60o for 20c, Mrs. E. N. HAUGEN, ►033* Choteau, Montana.ma. I T. W. OLESON. W. N. RUSSELL. ED. MORRIS. Choteau Painting Company. PAINTERS, PAPER-HANGERS & DECORATORS. Sign and Vehicle Painting a Specialty.^ Estimates Cheerfully Furnished on all Kinds of Work Office at the Choteau House. S g e e e î i i i i E 1 1 ô i i  S S î R $ T î S s ï R t $ n :.;.S 5 r e H S 5 5 f i R i » 5 I $ ï f i i i î s î i 1 R i S 5 i ï ô i S ï t S T i î i 5 S BEST ADVERTISING ME DIUM IN TETON COUNTY ARGEST CIRCULATION. Subscription $2.00 per year 9» 7 . _ _ _ _ _ __ Subscription $2.00 por annum. Advertising rates un application. ALL, ADVERTISING BILLS PAYABLE THE 1ST OF EACH MONTH. It is a well known fact that doctors never advertise cut ratos for surgical operations. A Western insanity expert has gone insane himself. This is not to be wondered at at all. Tho barraony in the democratic party is of Ilio kind thatneods an axe to keep it from breaking out loo often. \ë â? \ê % m $ M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . , w . - u - ; Is like buying many of the so-called bargaihs/ you generally ^ pay out a good deal of money for very meagre returns. £ V j : D R Y G O O D S 15 pieces of light colored prints. , Special, 5c per yard. 10 doz. Ladies Ribbed Vests, long sleeves. • Special 25c each. 8 doz. ladies vests, low neck, no sleeves ■\ : Special 10c each 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. ■ - Y ;D E P ^ I ¥ r M E N T :' * ■ . ; ' ^ 1 # .Selling poor gpods is a lie, goods should be good. Ours, are, That is the reason# why we are doing such, a tremendous ^ business; in Mens and Boys suits. # ■ - ' - ■ ; . tm :■ - Light Weight Coat and Vests. Seperate Vests and Pants. Men. and Boys Mackintoshes. Caps, Canvas and Straw Hats. All to be had at m m Tho first mau to mako a success of tho curved ball is dead, but the “ high ball’’ invoutor is still ul the bat—and knocking. And uow it is said a woman’s head is to adorn our uew postage stamps This surely ought to have a good ef fect on tbo mails. If tho Boer don’t tako more notice of (hose peace negotiations, tho British will soon havo to change their date on pacification treaty. Some o i tho chaps make as excuses for smoking cigarettes (bat womon do tho sumo tiring. But thon tho quoB tiou arises aro thoy gentlemen ? San Francisco has one saloon to every 22 adult members of its populotiou. Somo of them must keep a drilling for their share of tho trade. Wo notice by our exchanges that b Missoula man is seeking a divorco from his wifo ou tho ground that sho boats him. It heals all how partie ular some mon are. It is to bo hoped that Mary McLauo will not be called upon to break out again just because tho various volcanos aro active again. This would bo a diro disartor aud a burden on an over taxed public. That Wisconsin woman who wants ?15,000 for threo kisses Las put tho pneo so high that the demand has fal Ion off most alarmingly, and now tho poor creature is being boycotted by her own sex. Tho postal law is,“ that people- -hall look at thoir mail boforo taking it ou:. of tho oflico.” So, if you should get mail belonging to some one else, it is your duly to return it at once, other wiBo.you may get yourself laugled up with Uncle Sam. HIRSHBERG & 00 . -, -BIG DEPART EMENT STORE hoteait, Mont. ■ # r . m m r r n m -t It is our opinion that tho fact that tho men who did the killing have been “grubstaked” by a merchant, instead of tho morohant having pur chased tho skins promiscuously, would make no difference whatever in the application of tho section above referred to. We think that everything slated in the former opin ion of this offico would apply with equal force to such a condition of affaire. We are clearly of tho opinion that said section contemplates that tho affidavit of killiug shall be made by the person who actually killed tho animal, either directly or indirectly by somo such moans as trapping, poisouing or hunting with hounds as mentioned in tho former opinion. Respectfully yours, J ames D onovan , Attorney General. Public School Program . Choteau Brass Band. Wicked Butte has brought forth a wiekod book by a would-bo wicked girl if siio only had the uorvo. Mary Mae Lane is publishing her dairy un- dor tho title of “ The Story of Mary Mac Lane.” Tho original litlo was “ Waiting tho Devils Coming,’’but tho publishers considered that too risque, aud obtained hor permission to mod ify tho lurid head hues. C o n cerning Bounty Claims. The following opinion of tho attor ney general has been received by the county clerk: “Helena, Mont,, May 12,1902 A. C. W arner , Esq , County Clerk, Choteau, Mont. D ear S ir :— Wo beg to acknowledge receipt of vourlotter of tho Clh iust. concern ing bounty claims, and asking our opinion as to whether a merchant who claims to havo “grubstaked” men aud sent them ou tjo kill wolves and coyotos can properly, under the aw, mako tho affidavit of the killing of such animals, and whethor or not Buch “grubstaking” of such men would bo tho “ cause” of the killing of such animals within tho meaning of section 2071, Political Code, as amended by tho laws of 1899, ou page 100. In reply wo would call your atten tion to the opiuiou upon this subject rendered by this offico on xVpril 11th of this year, aud which opinion is referred to by you in your lottcr. At Corson’s téléphoné offico last Tuosday evening an organization was perfected of the Choteau Brass Baud comprising the following play ers: Slido trombones—Lytle, Bulmer, and Norman;clarinets—Long, Parker and Arthur Hirshberg, J. Zimmerman, Jr., Friondlv Zimmorman, Larson and LaBrecbe; cornets—Hartman, Brot Read and Paul Jacobson; bari tones—HodgakiBS and J. G. Jackson; altos—Gregory, Ard Mooro and Wood Farley; tenors—Dorringlon, Gordon aud Boaupre; piccolo— LaFianco; b bass—Webb; suare drum—Gloason; bass drum—Arlio Moore. The following officers wore then elected: F. Lytle, president; J. E. Wobb, secretary and treasurer; Dr. F. A. Long, director; Charles Parker, leader; committee on rules, Webb, Loug aud Parker; committoo ou ar rangements, Gordon and Larson. It is the intention, if a suitable building can bo secured, to work under club rules, to fit up reading and social gamo rooms, and thus mako the organization not ouly a source of enjoyment to tho public but a bouefit to tho members as well. Dr. Long, Chas. Purkor and Fred Lytle aro ull accomplished band men nad tho members are to bo con gratulated ou tho opportunity of drilling under such nblo musicians, aud if present indications can bo re lied on Chotoau will soon have a bund that will rival tho Great Fulls and Helena bands. Another meeting will he hold at tbo same place tomorrow evoning, Saturday, when all persons inter ested aro invited to attond. - The Choteau Public School will render the following program in the town hall tonight, Friday evening at 8 o’clock, the event being the closing of school for tho summer vacation. Welcome Song—Peggie Taylor, Auna Beaupre, Louise Truchot, Alma Zimmerman. Recitation—“ Tho Fun That Adam Missed”—Asa Armstrong. Song—“Only a Bird in a Gilded Cage”—Eva Hicks.. Wand Drill. Recitation—“Examination”—Richard Trescott. Instrumental Music—Peggie Taylor, Earl Halladuy, Alma Zimmerman. Recitation—\Too Progressive For Him”—James Devlin. Fan Drill. Song—Primary Class Triple Rocitation—Gertrude Troscott, Robert Armstrong, Alma Zimmer man. Reading—Esther Buzzell. Song—“The Old Arm Choir” —Mabel Cowell. Recitation ----- “ Waiting” ----- Blanche Weaver. Butterfly Drill. Pantomime—“S’waneo River”—Ada Shields. Shadow Pictures (The Three Lovers) Tableaux. I Finest Wines, Liquors ^ and Cigars. H Lernp’s Justly Celebrated Lager Beer, fi: H in Keg and Bottles. „ g i CHOTEAU, MONTANA. J Advertised Letter List. List ot letters remaining uncalled for in tho postolBce at Choteau, Montana, for the week ending May 1G, 1902: Coons. Adam Crosby. Esq. Gray. Jessie Hunter. Jas. Ross Hunter. Juo. W. C. Kropp. Katie Raglish. Win.- Persons calling for the above let- tors will say “ advertised.” C. H . D rake , P. M. Foe For Land Contest. Washington, May 12.—Senator ( Hansbrough today introduced a bill j allowing local land offices to collect, | in addition to fees already authorized | $5 for filing contest affidavits sotting forth thè ground against homestead entrymen, the said feo to.be paid by person begiuuiug a contest. „ FOR SALE. A well improved ranch of 1(50 acres . adjoiuiug the Choteau,townsito. Call ou J. G. Bair. D e coration Day Celebration. Decoration Day will bo obsorved iu Choteau under tho auspices of Bruce Wallace Corps No. 8, W. R. C. The committees will do all they can to make the day a success. Tho committee -on flowers will be tho Misses Collius, West, Kennedy, Webb, Beaupre, Copolaud, Corson, and all who will assist in such prop ations. Commit e oj music: MissBIinffio Weaver an l Miss Pearl Kennedy. Other committees will call on our oit izeus for assistance aud advice. Pro gram next week. Queen Mary and other leading, brands of cigars at Graves. & Co. 50 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE Advertising Medium in Teton County is . the One the Wide-Awake Advertiser is*. Looking for when he has Goods to dispose , of to Teton County people. TH E B E S T . Is not always the Cheapest. In fact, it is but natural that THE BEST should cost more than others not so good. T H E f B E S T Advertising Medium anywhere, is the Newspaper. THE BEST Newspaper Teton County is the m 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 Acantha and the Shelby Independent. That’s why' we claim our paper is _ _ . T H E B E S T , I S a n t i a g o T r a d e M a r k s D e s i g n s C o p y r i g h t s & c . Anyone sending n sketch nad description may quickly ascertain our opinion free -whether an Invention Is probnbiy patentable. Conr.amnca. tlons strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents sent free. Oldest oconey for securing-patents. Patents taken through ilunn & Co. receive special notice, without charge. In tho , Scientific Jfmsrican. A handsomely Illustrated, wookir.; Lamest cir culation o l any scientific: Journal.” Terras. t3 a four months, II.-Bold byall newsdealers. ' BY GEORGE EDWARD GRAHAM. Tbo Intrepid Associated Prees w*r correspondent, wfee \ vrae aboard tbo V. 8.8. Brooklyn during the entire Are mujur- *gjiATH*~jnti*n*n tmmn-uk ® ? nth* tlj® carapalsm. Illuetreted wltb pbofnerenbe ky the Author during the fight. * * T h o M o s t S e n s a t i o n a l B o o k o f t h o D a y . Tbs true story o t the famous crulis o f th. T ljta . I Squadron under Commodoro Winfield Seott Schley, inelud- nir the blockade and destruction of tbe Spanish fleet. , rO L U F O R T U B F I R S T T I M E . ’ ‘ Contains an antoirraph endorsement and pi .ccount ot tbe battle by Rear-Admiral Schley. “ T h o f a c t s o f th o s t o r y o f th e m o v e m e n t * <1 o p e r a t ion s o f t h e Flying: S q u a d r o n as th e lU tlior tolls th e m In tills b o o k a r e c o r r e c t .“ ■ . —YV. 8 . SC H L E Y . An Interesting nar.-atlvo o f facts. Explains the l - -ailed “ Retrograde Movement!“ tbe “ Loop,“ tbe “ OoaUngr I Problem,“ and settles ooncloslvtly every advene ruling I of the Court o f Inquiry.' . - - PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, when Governor oi New York, stid:—\Mr. Graham's story Is the best secouai I have beard cr read oi the m o l II jb llof dorlej tbo wer. It needed last as mach cosrife io go ¿boat takln; photo-. irspbs as It did to work tbe yuni.” - ' TUB NEW YORK HERALD ssys:—“ Mr. drabem. la tbe telila; ef lids, leaves Ili* ruder Ins to make.tbe dedsctle* tM - severnl naval officers seed a Coart el In quiry to re-utsbllsh their riism lie* H ' they css be re-utsbtlsked.'' - • No subject lias ever been before tbo the manner in which Admiral Schley ' I demand tho fu ’i reco g n itio n o f ___ ______ __ ______ _ __ _ __ everything Just as It occurred and. as the eyewitnesses saw It. -Book.ls selling 1 ko wild tiro.' Liberal-commissions.' Outfit, and books now ready. • Bend eev* cent stamps for canvassing outfl p.j -ACTjQUICK;-., Now, Is the Urns to MAM NONET. .. 1 Price $1.50, 51.75, $2.25, $2.75, according.Id style o f hlhtllng d r ilroii‘J m & e o r i K & M M i M r m : . ‘ 'áriÁ.’\ if
