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'i' F. D. KINGSBURY & CO., Ï&6 M o t t a ! ! n i Ciff8Él6. [Consolidated Jung 21,1C01.] DUPUYER, MONTANA. GENERAL MERCHANDISE BY C. E. TRESCOTT. Tbo 'Foton Clironiclo anti Tlio Shelby Nows, Consolidated January 2, IMI. Carry a Full Line of Goods in Ali Depart ments to supply the wants of stockmen and ranchers. DRY GOODS, BOOTS, and SHOES, GROCERIES, CLOTHING, H a r d w a r e , GORDON HATS, HARVESTERS, BLANKETS, SADDLES. QUILTS. Also handle the Deering Mowers and Rakes and Winona W a g o n s and Buggies. Call and See Them, Their Prices are Right and Terms Reasonable. r The Beaupre House Choteau, Montana. 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. L. H. BEAUPRE Proprietor. \ GO TO THE Old Reliable Meat Market CH O TEAU , M O NTAN A, For all kinds Fresh and Salt Meats, But ter nad Eggs. KCIAL PRICKS TO RANCHERS and HOTELKEEPERS wild buy in LARUE (QUANTITIES. Cash Paid for Beef Hides. GRANT A. GORHAM, Proprietor. KILL THE BRUTE! SKIN HIM PROPERLY AND SHIP HIS SKIN AND ALL OTHER fU R S . H I D E S . P Q I S . W O O L » 70 the shipm ent house M I L A N F U R A Y / O D L C ° Mmuc&polis. Mirm. THERE'S MONEY IN IT PMP&. rtlNNCAPOUS«SHeeP8KIKi TANNCBY. ^ çAPApfry peuTs p&n ^ av Write, for Circular. è J * t The Art Studio PHOTOS from $1.00 per doz. up. Picture irames made to order. Copying’ and Enlarging’ Photog’raphs. Kodak Supplies always on hand. Guitar, Violin, Mandolin and Banjo Strings. Sheet Music worth 40e for 10c; 50e for 15c; 60c for 20e, t © t t j Mrs. E. N. HAUGEN, Choteau, Montana. ^ S T. W. OLESON. W. N. RUSSELL. ED. MORRIS.« | ------- ---- -------------- -------------------------------------- | * Choteau Painting Company. I * e * _ _ _ s PAINTERS, PAPER-HANGERS & DECORATORSJ Sign and Vehicle Painting a Specialty.§ Published every Friday at Cbotoan, Teton County, Montana. .... (Cntnred at the post-oillco at Cbotoan, Mon tana, as second class matter. FRIDAY. JUNE 0, 18K2. Subscription £2.00 per annum. Advertising rates on application. U«L ADVERTISING BILLS PAYABLE THE 1ST OF EACH MONTH. M em orial Day Exercises. Decoration Day was fittingly ob served in Choteau last Friday under tbo auspices of Bruce Waliaco Corps, No. 8, W. R. 0. Tbo procossiou, which was perhaps the largest of its kiud ever Boen in Choteau, was formed at tjie Beaupre houso corner at about2:30 p. m., aud, headed by the fife ami drum corps proceeded to tho cemetery, where the graves of tho soldier dead were dec orated with flowers, aud other appro priate exercises carriod out. Returning to the town hall, the following program was rendered: Song .......... America.......... Audience Prayor ............................... R. v. Buzzoll Song .................................... 'Quartette Address of welcome ..................... ................. Ida Ferris ’-.V Herman Piano solo ........ Miss Minn:.' -licbaoh Recitation, ‘‘Tho Flag Shalt Not Como Down,” .......... Edna Lovell Song ...................................... Quartotto Lincoln's Gettysburg Address .. ................................. Prof. Guthrie Piano so l o .... Miss Madge Copeland Recitation ..................... Miss Simpson Piano solo ............ M! rs Talma Kufus Floral tributes und decoration of cenotaph. Momoriul address .. .Dr.H. H. Swain Song, Touting on the Old Camp Ground ......................... Audience Registration Districts. Estimates Cheerfully Furnished on all Kinds of Workj Office at th e Choteau House, SKSSSintS»SeS^SiS«tSiRXSXSSr.A5 At tho meeting of the county com missioners this week registration dis tricts wore created as follows: Choteau District No. 1, embracing Choteau and Laito Basin products. Bynum District No. 2, embracing Bynum procinci. Dupuyor District No. 3, embracing Dupuyor and Robaro products. Belloviow District No. 5, embracing Belleview aud North Fork products Farmington District No. ti, em bracing Burton product.. Lowry District No. 7, ombraciug Lowry precinct. Cut Bank District No. 8, embrac ing precinct to lie ostablisbod at Cut Bank. Pondera District No. 9, embracing Collins and Pondera precincts. Shelby District No. It), ombraciug Shelby ami Sweet Grass precincts. Raymond District No. 12, cmbrac iug Raymond precinct. St. Mary District No. 13, cuibrac ing St. Mary precinct. Registry agents wore appointed aud their compensation fixed as follows: No. 1, Shuler M. Corsou .§(10 00 No. 2, Rasmus Fagorli ............... 25 00 No. 3, Thos. B. Magee ............... 00 00 No. 5, Johu S. Lauo................... 35 00 No. G, Ed Bollerud..................... 25 00 No. 7, C. J. ICinua....................... 25 00 No. 8, Dou C. L e e c h ................. 50 00 No. 9, T. W. Luce ....................... 35 00 No. 10, Wm. Aybvard ............... GO 00 No. 12, H. E. BolcLer ............... 35 00 No, 13, Sam D. Somes ............... 25 00 BEST ADVERTISING. ME DIUM IN TETON COUNTY LARGEST CIRCULATION. Subscription'$2.00 per year To Bravo Dangers of Mont Peloo. Wnsbiugton, Juno 4.—President Roosevelt lias found a competent man willing to undergo tho danger of another eruption of Mont Peleo, in tho island of Martinique. Hois J. F. Jewell of Galena, III., and was exam ined today to ascertain his fitness to fill tho vacaucy caused by the death of Consul Proutis at St. Pierre. His nomination will bo sent to the senate tomorrow. Tho department is anx ious that ho shull reach Fort do France as quickly as possible in order that ho muy relievo Cousul Ay mo, whoso post is ut Guadeloupe, aud who has been compelled to attend not only to consular busiuo9S of his own island, but to Martinique as well. Is like buying many of the soj Ë pay out a good deal of money for oalled bargains, you . generally very meagre-rettirns.; DRY GOODS \\ »- ^ . .. \ ' 15 pieces of light colored prints. < ^ Special, 5c per yard, h/fo ■ ■ - -■ > 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 W and suits, D E P A R T M E N T ; ;.iSeiliag;spo’OT.tgaqds is a lie; goods should bé good/ purs; are.’; .That is the 'reason /.why w e -áre doing ;sUch .a tremendous business in Mehs-and: Boys suits. ; , ‘ Light W eight Coat and, Vests. , • ;'r,: Seperate Vests and Pants; . Men and Boys Mackintoshes., - 1 Caps, Canvas and Straw Hats. All to be had at m M ' m : » m, m - : m - • va,-; m m I HIBSHBEBG & 'BIG DEPAR.T- >, MENT STOSE lioteau. Mont. •m The DeWolfe Case. District Court Proceedings. Arguments in tbo motion for a new trial iu tho case of tho stato against Percy Do Wolfe, sorving a 10 year sentence iu tho state ponitontiary for grand larceny, were taken up in the district court yesterday morning by Judge. Leslie. Tho prisoner was represented by Attornoy James W. Freeman and County Attorney A. C. Gormley op posed the granting of the motion. ^Tho basis on which tho arguments for tho defendant proceeded was the statement of facts sot forth in the bill of exceptions, settled a few w’eeks ngo, and which has been replied to by the ccunty.—Tribune. Report- of Decoration Committee. The cash received from business men and citizons of Choteau, §45. Paid out for labor, flags, bunting, badges, etc.. §34 04. Collectod ubove expenses, S10.9G. The patriotism of our business men was pretty thoroughly demonstrated iu this contribution. In nearly overy instance our solicit ing committco received more than thoy asked for, wore courteously and kindly troated, aud made to feel that they had the confidence and good will of our citizons. Besides the cash contributions thore wore many cour tesies und favors extended amount ing to over §30. • Mr. Ilodgskiss gave tho hall for tho day. Mr. Bailo}' prepared the wagon a hich carried 40 children aud young peoplo to the cemetery and back. Ho also drove the wagon him- solf, thus insuring safety to his prec ious load of young patriots. Messrs. Cox & Emerson also had a free bus in lino. Mr. Russell, the decorator, one hard days labor. Our editor gave the printing at half price. Mr. Wymer also gave labor on conotaph. Iu fact tho interest was very gen eral and the ladies of the W. R. C, gratefully acknowledge all courtesies extended. x I da F. W aterman , President. To Whom It May Concern. Where yon going? Up to tho Club saloon. D epartment of the interior , Land (Jflice at Holena, Mont . ) May 21, 1902. J Notice is hereby given that by loiter “C” of May 7, 1902, the Hon. Com’r of tho General Land Office as directed by tho Secretary of the Interior, tho Register aud Receiver of this offiee directs to temporarily withdraw from entry sale or other disposal uulil further ordered, tho public laud in tho following townships: Tp 30 N, R 2 W to 2 E inclusive Tp 31 N, R 2 E to 5 W, inclusive Tp 32 N, R 4 to G W, inclusive Tp 33 N, I I 4 to G W, inclusive • Tp 31 N, R 4 to G W, inclusivo Tp 35 N, R 4 io G W, inclusive Tp 30 N, R 4 to 0 W, inclusive Tp 37 N, R 4 to G W, inclusive Therefore tho said lands are hereby withdrawn] accordingly. G eorge D. G reene , Register. Following are the cases on the docket of the district court which convenes next Monday: CIVIL CALENDAR. John H. Carnes, plaintiff, vs. The Cascade Land Company. Suit for damage. . W. J. Adlam and Thos. L. Thomp son, plaintiffs, vs. J. W. McKnight. Suit on account. Chas. LePago, plaintiff, vs. J. E. Burko. Suit for the possession of horses. Amodia S. Clark, plaintiff, vs. S. J. Bean. Suit for titlo to water. C. M. Blackman, plaintiff, vs. Geo. Lane. Suit on account. A/Campbell, plaintiff and appel lant ve. P. L. MoraD, defendant aud respondent Suit on account. State of Moutana, plaintiff, vs. Teton County, defendant. Suit on account. M. Connelly, plaintiff, vs. Jos. Escallier, defendant. Suit for tres pass, etc. M. Connelly, plaintiff, vs. Jos. Escallier. Suit for damage. Jos. KTpp, plaintiff, rs. Tho Great Northern R ’y Co., defendant. Suit for damage. John H. Devlin, plaintiff and re: spondent, vs. James Stone, defend ant and appellant. Suit for posses sion of personal property. John E. Fitzpatrick, plaintiff, vs. John Joiner. Suit on account by attachment. x Amodia S. Clark, plaintiff, vs. John McGovern. Suil to reform deed. Adolla C, Wilcox, plaintiff, vs. Edwin C. Wilcox. Suit for divorco. H. A. Oleson, plaintiff and îe- spondent, vs. Gt. N. R’y Co. Suit ou account. Phil Gilboe, plaintiff, vs. James Donovan, G. W. Walker, Wm. Sleeper. Suit for damage. George W. Yeager, plaintiff and respondent, vs. William Ilodgskiss, defendant and appellaut. Suit on account. Maggie Haley, plaintiff, vs. John Haley. Suit for divorco. William Hodgskiss, plaintiff, vs. Wm. D. Jones. Suit on account. CRIMINAL CALENDAR. State of Montana, vs. John W. Sullivan. Charge, grand larceny., State of Moutana vs.. Robert C. Palmer. Charge, killing elk. State of Montana vs. William H . Hoxie. Chaige, killing oik. State of Montana ys. James Black. Charge, grand larceny. FOR SALE. What aro you going there for? To get one of those Perfeclo cigars. A well improved ranch of 1GÔ acres . adjoining tbofChotoau town6ite. Call! on J. G Proposals for Building. Extension of D u p u y er Bridge. Sealed proposals, to be endorsed “ Proposals for extension of Dupuyer bridge,” will bo received by tho un dersigned up to 10 o’clock a. in. of Monday, June 23,1902, for buildmg an extension of tho bridge crossing Dupuvur Creek, according to plans und specifications ou file in my office. The contractor will bo required to supply all material and to furnish satisfactory bond for tho proper per: formauco of tho work. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. . By order of tho Board of County Commissioners.1 - : A. C. W arner , Clerk.' THE CLUB SALOON, (f 'W .. D. HAGEN & CO,, Props. i Finest Wines, Liquors 8 o m r l P i o r o M r » 1 ' - C ? and Cigars. è ï Lemp’s Justly Celebrated Lager Beer, ¡2 in Keg and Bottles. s c * , CHOTEAU, MONTANA. 1 THE BEST Advertising Medium in Xejon - Co u n tyTis^.^^\'‘ the One the Wide-Awake Advertiser is Looking for wh’en he has- Goods to di^sd.;... of to Teton County people. :'N T;':;/ TH E B E S t M K 5 S /- Is not'always the Cheapest. Jn 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 Aeantha and the Shelby Independent. That’s w h y ¿ w e claim our paper is - THE BEST J fri B Y GEOS9QE E D W A R D G R A H A M , „ ■ ..p-Ä Tho Intrepid Associated Pres« war eormponde&t. who 1 was aboard tbo U. S. 8. Brooklyn darin? ihe entire i r e .mouths of tho campaign. Illustrated with rhnUnrenhi j taken by tho Author duriflff the fight.'- The ifflost Sonsafionat j B e e k o f the Day, Tbo true >to>T of tho fomcuu eruii. of th. TlTfSf I ?qo»dron undor Commodore Winfield Soott Ichl.y, laelnd- :ne tbo blocltodo and destruction or th . Inulsk IlMt. i TOLD F o i l T H E FI11ST T I M E . ^ l Contains an autograph endorsement oa4 psrsnnsl l ;ccount o f tbo battle bjr Hear-Adinlral Schley. “Tlio facts of tho story of tho moromes _ iml operation* of tho Flying Squadron as tho Author tolls them In this book are correct “ * . —W . 8. SCHLEY. An Interesting: nuntln et (acts. Explains tbs so. J jailed ‘'Retroirrado Movement;” th. ''Loop,” th. “Ooellna I Problem,” and aottlee conclusively .vary adv.ro. rullu I of the Court of Inqnlry. - . ■ PRESIDENT BOOSEVELT, when Governor ol New York, said:—“ Mr. Qrabia's story Is the best account I bsTe heard or real of lbs navel fighting dnrieg tbs war. It needed ]nst ’ as much cooraje to to about taking photo* graphs as It did to work tbs guns.” - THE NEW YORK HERALD ny.:-\Mr. Oratami. In the telling ol Iscts, lisvss tbs reader free Is make tbs dednctlss tbst aererai naval olllcers need a Costi et In quiry to re-establish their rapatiti«*«, if they can k. retaUbllsbsd.” No subject has .ever been- boforo tho pnbllc that has Interested everybody m i tho manner In which Admiral Schley has been..treated, and the American people i demand.tbo_ fu l l r e c o g n i t i o n o r t h o H a r o o f S a n tia g o * This book tellal everything just us It occurred and as the eyewitnesses saw it. Book is selltn* 1 lll:-> wildfire. Liberal commissions.' Outfit and books now ready.- Sand aevaS 1 Dccnt stamps for canvnsslng outfit.. ACT QUICK. Now Is the Lima to MAU MONEY. Price $7.50, $1.75, $2.25, $2.75, according to style of binding d t d n « ' MBEMTS .- I Wa Ba.COHKEY COMPANY I l C i ? g # a . Publfshorm, OHH)AQO-*^~jL . ............................................. ■ f Vert
