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FVD. K iN G S B U R Y :& GO., • V D U P U Y E R , M O N T A N A . ‘ ' {i '■rGEMRAL MERCHANDISE- Carry a Full Line of Goods in All Depart- meats' to supply the wants of stockmen and • ranchers. BY C . E. T R E S C O T T . . I The Teton Chroniclo and Tho Shelby Nowa; CoiiFolidntoil Jáunary 3, 1001. I Published ovory Friday ot Chotena, Totou County, Montana. DRY 'GO'ODS, GROCERIES, H ARDW ARE, HARVESTERS, SADDLES. BOOTS, and SHOES, CLOTHING, GORDON HATS, BLANKETS, QUILTS. A l s o h a n d l e t h e D e e r i n g - M o w e r s a n d R a k e s a n d W i n o n a W a g o n s a n d B u g g i e s . C a l l a n d S e e T h e m , T h e i r P r i c e s a r e R i g h t a n d T e r m s R e a s o n a b l e . Entered at tho post-oflico nt Obotoau, Mon tana« ns second class matter. ■ i.!- L. J The Beaupre House .C h o t e a n , M o n t a n a . U Ñ 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. H . B E A U P R E P r o p r i e t o r . FRIDAY. JUNK ‘->0. 1 9 « ;. Subscription $2.00 per annum. Arirorlfcing ratos on application* ■ >.v T 7 ' . -\ \ ^ .. .' ''^TTv'/TinRi’ Tir.A > - . ..... t H ;gls like ® pay out a good deal, of.moaey for.very DRY GOODS - h DEPARTMENT, \ B 15 pieces of light colored prints. ' ; B y , - ■. Special, 5c per yard. 10 doz. Ladies Bibbed Vests, long sleeves. ALL ADVERTISING BILLS PAYABLE THE 1ST OF EACH MONTH. And now wo aro to bavo a “ Mary MacLano” brand of cigars. Damn! Bryan saj»s: “At tho present tirao democratic chances look good.” Yes, they always do look best a long time before tbo election. B Special 25c each.4' Another small embezzlement of Cicoro L. Bristol’s, ’while ho was the county treasurer, hns just come to light. , Where, oh, where will it end? William JR. Logan, formerly agent of tho Piegau Indians at Browning, has just been appointed by President Roosovolt to bo Iudian agent at Fort Belknap. It is indeed strange that all of the democratic papers of (ho stale are putting tho Seminole ch b of Butte on tho back. Their soli'i’ ation for tho wolfare of this club is suspicious to say the least. G O T O T H E Reliable Meat Market C H O T E A U , M O N T A N A , F o r a l l k i n d s F r e s h a n d S a l t M e a t s , B u t t e r n a d E g g s . KCIAL PRICKS TO IiAXCIIKKS ft ml JlOTKb-KKEPEHS who buy in LARGE QUANTITIES. Cash Paid for Beef Bides. GBANT A. GOBHAM, Proprietor, $ The Horuld-Jourual of Kulispoll has recently made many substantial improvements in its printing plant and is toduy one of the pealost ap pearing and best managed newspap ors published in Flathead county. It would bo interesting tt> know what Bro. Magco would do if his Chotoau corrospondeut should got tho democratic nomination for county attorney. Support “Sully” or the other fellow? or throw» them both dowu? 8 doz. ladies vests, low neck, no sleeves B ■ - • Special lOc^each B 15 doz. absolutely fast black ladies hose i - ' B , . . - , Special, 15c per pair ^ O n e lot of ladies waists all’sizes ’• 1 : Half Price. B 20 per cent on all our silk skirts, Jackets B and suits. ’ - B ' ' ___________ \ » - • ■:Viv vi/u- -V . m ® -U' fei , S e l l i n g J i D o o ^ g o o d s j s a l i e , g o p d s ; s h o u I d ^ ^ b e g o o d . - l Q j - i r s , a r e . T T h a t i s t h e r e a s o n * ® »\.. . \ w h y _ ' ' w e . a r e \ ^ - b u s i n e s s . i n ^ M e n s a n d B o y s s u i t s . , P \ ® > f; l L i g h t h e i g h t C o a t a n d - V e s t s . - - S e p e r a t e V b s t s ' ' \ a n d - ' . P a n t s . . y . - l - V . J f ’ ' M e n a n d B o y s ' M a c k i n t p s h ^ s v ^ ' C a p s , C a n v a s a r i d i S t r a w l l i A l l to^ b e h a d a t # m p M P OS. HIRSHERQ & . B IG D E P A R T - n ? ;,MENT STORE U s® 9 ; The Acantha is authority; for the statement that “ Uncle Dan” Sullivan, of Shelby is a candidate for tho dem ocratic nomination for county com missioner. Wo do not know whether this is true or not, but we can assure Bro. Magee that there are men in the democratic party who would be easier defeated by the republican candidates than “ Uncle Dan” Sullivan. Now- that tho “ cruel war is over” in South Africa aud tho Boors lmvo al lowed their former allies, tho Orango Froo Staters, to get tho worst of it in tho peace terms made with Eugland, tho democratic nowspapors and wind jammors have lost auotlior batch of political thundor. Tho Great Falls Tribune wnxos warm in tho defonco of F. Geo. Holdt’s republicanism. All of which goes to proyo that Holdt is a dan gerous man to tho republican party in Montana. Heldt is probably in tho sumo fix as (he editor of ¡Llie Tribune—on Senator Clark’s pay roll. “ Ferg” complains that ho has re ceived only 150 cents in responso to tho pathetic appeal for financial assistance reconlly published in the Shoibv Iudepeudeul. Why don’t, you advertise your wants iu some newspaper of general circulation iu tho county, Forg? It may have bettor results. The Art Studio \ W e h a v e j u s t r e c e i v e d a l a r g e s h i p - ^ m e n t o f P i c t u r e M o u l d i n g - , R o o m M o u l d - ® - i n g , 1 6 x 2 0 P i c t u r e F r a m e s , V i o l i n , M a n - } d o l i n a n d G u i t a r S t r i n g s , P h o t o S u p p j j e s . jj M r s . E . N . H A U G E N , Choleau, Montana. A Binger Herman, commissioner of the general laud office, Washington D. C., has prepared a new edition of his work on the annexed territories of tho United States. It contains 87 pages aud four valuable folding maps. Tho data galhored from authentic sources, covers the history of American expansion. T. W . OLESON. W . N. RUSSELL.| Chotean Painting Company. PAINTERS, PAPER-HANGERS > & DECORATORS, g I S i g n a n d V e h i c l e P a i n t i n g a S p e c i a l t y . * * - — i — — — , « s. X X i * a « Estimates Cheerfully Furnished on all Kinds of Work O f f i c e a t t h e C h o t e a u H o u s e . “ Ferg’s” attention is respect fully referred to tho following: During tho throe months ouding May 81st, 1902, tho couuly printing in Flathoad county cost 8824 32, aud in Teton county 8313.82. Flathoad county has a contract calling for 50 per cent less IbaD legal ratos. Teton county's contract is for full legal rates. Go' ¡up in the air, Ferg, and “explain this to tho dear taxpayers. The republican club recently organ ized in Great Falls seorUB to greatly bolherTho Tribuue of that city and in his oflorts to misrepresent the club and its members, wo fear tbe oditor of that paper must loso considerable sleep. In the meantime, however, tho club seems to be a)l right and will no doubt bo o f great value to the. party in (his fall’s campaign. President Roosevelt voiced the sentiment of a largo majority of the people o f tho United States in his decoration day speech at Arlington, and completely\ answered all the carping critics that are finding fault with tho \army in tho Phillipiues. To turn our friends iu those islands over to tho touder merev of Aguinaldo, tho murderous assassin of General Luna, aud betrayer of tho Filipino people, would bo an act o f cowardice thnt would disgrace the nation in the eyes o f all mankind and forovor damn us as a sot of cowardly paltroons, unworthy the name o f Americans. , W e e k l y C r o p R e p o r t s . Helena,’ June 18.—Section Director Glass of- the-weather bureau today issued his wookly crop reports as fol lows: • ' “ The weather has been very benefi cial to all kinds of crops during the past week. Showers have occurred oyer tho entire state, aud sufficient rain has fallen to keep tho ground in good condition with one exception, that of Carbon county, where tho drouth continues. Ir r i g a t i o n .Bill S i g n e d . It is amusing, to put it mildly, to note tho efforts of the democratic press to create sentiment against Roosovolt aud tho republican admin istration generally. It is all tbe more auiusiug becauso of the strained, far-fetched conclusions of the “ pin head” democratic press, which show conclusively that they are manufac tured for tho purpose of trying to start a stampede to get democrats into office, aud for no other reason. With the memory o f tho last demo cratic adminiatjration and its accom panying distress still green in tho memory of all and tho splendid record of the republican party since it rescued this governmoiil, .from financial ruin at the hands of demo.- cratic incompoteucy, the people can easily seo through all this hullabaloo uud sophistry to the main fact which most olfeels their welfare, that is, that tho republican parly is tho paity of progress and prosperity and the democratic party is the party of Voi vogrcssjon, incompetence and failure. Its eolo mission I d tQ com plain, find fault and criticise thosç who do tljp' lyork of running tho affairs of state. Washington, June 18.—President Roosovolt signed the national irriga tion bill late this evening ' and the measure is now a law. The’pen with whichit was¡signed was givon to Rep- resenatiye Mondell of Wyoming,'who will present it to the Wyoming hisr torical society. ■ The administration of tho law», it is believed, will be placed in charge of the geological survey, which will at once make examinations of resoryoir ailes iu the wost with a view to se lecting deoiyaMei locations for irriga tion projects. A d v o r t l s e d L e t t e r L ist. A w a i t i n g O r d e r s . I List of letters remaining uncalled for j in the poatofiige a{; CJjoteau, Montana, fo: tho woek ending Juno 10, 1902: Bateman, Win Burrows, John W Gray,Miss Justine Gray, Willio • Gree,Mrs.Caroline Kirby, I M Martin, Frank Trenner, Carl ’ - Varney, Mrs, Mary Persons calling for the. above let ters will suy “advertised.” C. H . D rake , P. M. FO R S A L E . 30 head of good full blood Short horn bulls, Montana bred and in good condition. Those bulls have boon fed all winter and are just what is needed for this year, being one and two years. They are bred by Mr. Metzel of Madison county», who has one of the host herds of shorthorns iu MouRma. They can be soon at Great Falls. D. A» R xoilvrdson , Groat Falls, Mont. T o T h e P u b l i c . *' Tho'J. H. Graff parly of Great- Northern surveyors, who have been , s' working on tho Jocko put-off survey for several months have completed their portion’ of tho work and are now in camp at Demersyille, says thoKal- ispell Boo of the 13th. -This party first took tip'their work near' W ood’s\ bay,\ou the eastjside o f tho lake, arid after working south for a 'short tinio packed1 their outfits and wont to> P oi son, and then proceeded» north until they struck their old.lino, - This com pleted 'their' part of the work and they returned to Domorsville, to await fur- ther orders. , j From Poison south tho work is being dono by tho Lombard party, and as the country through which they passed is comparatively lovol, the work has progressed with much more rapidity than further north. By this time it is thought that the work is completed, as jitlast accounts tho party was within a fow miles of Jocko, tho objective point is reached, iho further movomonls of the differ ent survoy parties is unknown, and. the people in charge profess to be as much iu tho dark as tbe general pub lic. ' ' - The Graff party,while not knowing tlieir future moveinouis are under the impression they are being hole}- iffitil the present high wator in the Flat.- head subsides,’when they will bo sent to make soundings for’ the proposed draw bridge at Holt, So far there has been no’, work dono at that point, aud the survey would not bo completo without select ing the site for the bridge and ,mak: ing the uocessary soundings. p a n n o t R e l a x . BEST ADVERTISING ’ME DIUM IN TETON COUNTY LARGEST CIRCULATION. Subscription $2.00 Rcr-year .Vjr'- . J '•vV.Vy»’- . * . » >Py, . The first official act of tho United States Minister to Cuba, Herbert GJ Squires, was the presentation of Pres ident Roosevelt’s invitation fo ‘Cuba * . / to parcipitalo 'in'the Louisiana Rur- ehuaoJExposition. ut .St. Louis. ’ Mr. Squires delivered the invitation to President Palma ou June 9.- Tho Cuban government’ is much interestr od in making a \ prominent showing at the -AVorid’s Fair; *• this being lho: first opportunityof the island to ap pear at 'ari exposition. ‘ ‘-i-n .» ’ f*y - j , v. • F i l e d L o c a t i o n . To mv friends and patrons of Teton county I wish to state I atp better prepared than any studio jn Great j Falls to do you first class work. Wo hayo the largest rind finest equipped studio in tho ritate. Wo employ four first class assistants and our work is acknowledged tho best in the city. Wo invito you to call and see us wbon in Great Falls. W. H. CtlNKENBEARD, » Studio La Grande, 218 Cental Ave. FQ R S A L E . ' It is no more possible to relax in advertising without actual loss than it is to permit tho character and dis cipline 'of a business establishment to be lowered for a season, An ad vertiser saved 825,000 ono yoar by cutting down his newspaper ouo half, j According to bis own statement it took S100.000 the next year .to bring his business up to its formor standard. T h e P r i n t e r ' s B u r d e n . rl . ¡to \p tho printer^ burden, And puy tho debt you owe, . • And when your niprta] remnant Hus left this world below Your friends can read your title To mansions in the skies— The printer knows ’ tis charity T q whitewash all your lies. G o o d / P r i c e F o r W o o l. 'W : .Tfiq dispritch\ in'»«yesterday - morn::. /’ ing’s Tribune, Rom r Glasgow,Yan-.: flouncing the^sale qf J. U, L ong & Co.’sr wool at Glasgow for 16 cents, was the ' best news that had been received by tho wool growers of northern Mon tana in several years, as it indicates much higher pricos on the Great Falls market than were paid last year. The clip sold consists of' about 45,000 ■ lleeces,- the aggregate weight being about 300,000 pounds: \Most of the fleeces lire - from yearling wethers. The buyer, F.-R.--Peters,; represents . Halloivefi,;Donald•;&,Co..of Boston, He has beep on the.Great Falls, mar-.. ket for. several years .and has always been a most-conservative buyer. H|s purchase of the clip of Taylpr R. Qréeq.of Malta, alsq at 1§ ceritsj » further indicates his belief that the' seaboard market\will advance' mater ially, rind if the price should rise this season, - between the. opening and closing of. the season, as they did last year, better than 18 cents will be paid here for soino of the choice clips. , .The long wool is very good,but not „ so good as soq|o other clips tb(at wjll . be sold here.—Groat Palis Tribune. Willing: to Compromise. She—Sir. if you persist in making love to me eyqry tiuje you call I shall, - havo to ask you to diricontmue youf visits. Ho—Darling, be my wife, and I’ll promise never to speak another word of love as.long as I.Jive.* 60 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE T rade M ar « s D esigns C opyrights A c , Anyono sending .1 sketch trad description may qnlckly nscertnin our opinion freo whether tra Invent Inn ts probably pntoncablo. Cominnniev tionsstrlctly conddcntfnt. - - - - - ____ __________ . Handbook on Patonta sentfreo. Oldest agency for securing patents. Patents taken throuuh Munu & Co. rccolve special notice, without charge, In tbo Scientific Hittcrican, A liaudaomcly Illustrated weekly, l.anicstt eir- oulatlon ot any scientific Journal. Terms; $ 8 « year: idur'inontbs,'Sold by all noWsdcalen, MUNN SCo.^B-adway. York Branch OUIco, C 25 F SU WashtogtQQ, D. 0 , - H e n - W a n t e d „ . prou . . OuJd. Gold Modul T»P”S. COO ticrefi-^-JñtJí ye •-*, *jQQf1 referonfrs nr rcoafiitnfridullnns Vflql cotf. A well improved ranch of 160 acres udjoining tho Choteau lowuiito. Call on J. G. Bair. yU* P r o p o s a l s ’fo r B u i l d i n g E x t e n s i o n o f D u p u y e r B r i d g e . A It is related that a good minister Kalispoll^ Juue 17.—Today the1 closed his remarks at a funeral by Great Northern railway filed in tho J saying: “ An opportunity will now land office tho definite location of its fi° S*ven to pass around tho bier,” Hue from Colombia Falls to tbo K o o t-1 quite a number o f old fellows in enai riyor. The new line loayos the! tho back part of the room wiped the ’ n . . . ' \ . Dupuver Creek, according.».to plans old lino about half a rpile west oT tho sympathetic tears from tboir oyos, I : -v . -:T.. -- Tho contractor -will bo required to Sealed proposals,- to be. endorsed “Proposals for extension of Dupuyer bridge,” will bo received by tho un dersigned up to, 10 o’clock a. m.~ of Monday,\ June 23,1902, for building an extension of tho bridge crossing ivest end of tho switch at Columbia | r.emoyed their quids of tobacco, spaf Falls, strikes tho foot of Whitefish J out of tho window and awaited lake, tbeD follows tbe west shore of results the lake for a distance. It intersects L o s t — A p a i r o f ,g o ld , ç p e p t à c les, in a ; b l a c k case. : A ro w ar p a id for thoir re c o y e r y ‘ ‘ v ; , C . J . F a w c e t t . The board of county commissioner« tho Jennings branch two miles south1 » v , & will moot in special session next of tho mouth of Tobacco river. , , , f - - ___________ ; _____ . Monday for tho purpose oT awarding | the contract for building the extent A reward, o f 85 will be J sion ,qn t}io Dupuyer-; creek bridge. and to cbpsidqr-'road...matters' over from» tho/regular. June supply all material and to furnish satisfactory bond for tho ..proper, per-1 formanco of tho work.' ’ U , :v ' -TIi8.right is reserved. to reject hny ! find nil bids. ‘ \ By order o f tho Board of County H. F. BAILEY, Proprietor. Having purchased tbo stock and business »'ofv John Hobbius, l am prepared to’ -, c . fu mieli Livery- Riga amT.Tncn- ’ vouts--for patrons...-Also to • ' care'for and feéd ’ yqnp . ■ • ' tp.nm vati rirri'’’ -Vi.-.. ■X: ty team wlien yóu tü¿‘: in ’ Town.'’ ’ Y> Corner' q f Clioti au A v c iiu o n ñ d » 1 K a m i 11on JStrêct. 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