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MÌLLER & LONGMUIR, Proprietors. y KENTUOSY^ vvHISEY, ' {CALIFO R NIA WINES,, ‘ DOMESTIC CIGARS. '{M O NTANA BEER,. , Brewed from , Montana ..Bar l e y . ..Corner Main and - Conrad. Streets, Ghoteau, Montana. THE CITY DRUG STORE C, Fi.*DRAKE, Proprietor. ^ PURE DRUGS and MEDICINES | I Fruitr Confectionery, cigars, Etc. - - - - A New Line of STATIONERYK JUST RECEIVED. tpp/Vll NEWS Where you going? _■ Up to the Club saloon. . Whafcare.ypu going there'for? ■ • T o get one of those Porfocto cigars W a ll Paper at the Drug Store. ... -J \ Nick Tuttle, of toivu Wednesday. Bynum,\-was in Pence e, I Boutilier &i Contractors an Jobbing Promptly Attended to. Estimates Cheerfully,Given. Designs Furnished if Desired. CHOTEAU, MONTANA. Montana Brewing Co, Brewers and Bottlers of Extra Fate Lager In Kegs and Bottles. . A ll Orders for K e g and Bottled Beer promptly attended to. P.O .B o x 76. Phone 210. Great Falls, Montana. K*9®»a»3a»OOCMK>î>305>OOOaî>OOOOaaO-3303»»30S0303î>aOOOTO3 T h e C o m o ! 8 C o m p a n y . . . . . . 1 —■ u Great Falls, Montana. | W e frame Pictures correctly and | keep a complete stock of Artists’ sup- | plies and Pictures. '• z We carry a full line of Window Glass, | Paints, Oils, Brushes, Varnishes, etc. 5 stock of Wall Paper is unusually | large and attractive, Send for Samples, § The handsomest and best arranged | store of the'kind in Montana. Call & see it. 5 ii CCCC CCCC CCCO COCO CCCCCC.GCC c c c c c c c c c c c -c coceoccc cecccccs RIELES, RE VOL SHOTGUNS, BICYCLES, IE3 J k P -A. X Jbrt -idJ TP. SAFES OPENED and PUT IN ORDER Jn tho Specially Equipped Bicycle Department of the Iron Works. W e are Heavily Stocked with fire arm parts of all makes, : : : : key blank and bi cycle applies. : : - New High- Grade Typewriters and . Bicycles for. Sal6 and Exchange. W e do Light and Heavy Sheet Iron W o rk and Sell the BEST FURNACE made. : ; ; : ; F i r s t - C l a s s Me chanics only em-' ployed on each plass of Work- .! : * « * Customers .sending .articles to be repaired will favor .. us greatly by sending.postal card or letter of instruc- ; tions giving date of shipfiient. This • department is run «.s a separate branch of que business, v?hioh is / ' BQDND.RY, EORGE AND' MACHINE' WORK, Heavy and.light, and Manufacturers of V MINING. MACHINERY, CARg, BITCEETS, Etq. GREAT FALLS. IRON \TORKS,G,S M LLS'V 10 per cent discount on nil ladies shirt waists at tho Clioteau Mer. Co. Tho W. R. C. will moot at tho M. E. church Saturday,-July 12 at 8 P. M. ’ \ v • 40 differontstylos of picture mould- ja g a n d all sizes in glass. At tho Art Studio. Ben Feist, of Collins, was in town yesterday looking aftor business intorests. □Th e Club saloon has just received a large shipment of Lemp’s beur, known all over the world as the best beer on earth. A postoffice bulletin announces that Gold Bntte, tho Sweet Grass metropolis, was made a money ordor office on July 1st. Judge and Mrs. S. S. Hawkins, of Groat Falls, are spending the week with their daughter, Mrs. Walter Clark, at the ranch near Bynum. Mrs. Allan H. Gamble has the pleasure of a visit from her sister Miss Rose Anderson of Minnesota. Miss Anderson will probably remain in Montana several months. R. L. Stonehouso came down from from Cut Bank this weok with the skins of 127 coyotes upon which ho reeoived a bounty certificate $G35. Ho left yesterday for homestead claim, near Bynum. for his Children’s Day oxorcisos will bo held Sunday oyoniug, July 20. A program is being carofully prepared. Those taking part in it will moot for practice next Sunday immediately after Sundav school. Tho Ladies Industrial Society will meet at the church Friday evening (to night) at 8 o’clock, on special busiuoss, and for the purpose of electing officers for the onsuing six months. All members aro requested to be prosout. The many Teton county friends of A. W. (W o lf) Burton will be pleased to learn that ho graduated from tho Louisville, Ky., medical college, on Tuesday, July 1st., with high houors. Ho is now taking a month’s rest before locating iu_, Tishomingo, Indian Territory. The GreatNortbern is doing a large amount of work on tho r oadbed be tween Columbia Falls and Cut Bank, thoro being several hundred men at work. The track between the two stations is being newly ballasted, and all the wooden culverts romovod and replaced with stone. We aro informed that Jack Brew ster, formerly of Pond’Oreillo coulee, is alive and living near Wenatchee, Wash,, where his father is a large owner of cattle and horses. In the fall of 1900 a man supposed to bo Brewster died suddenly at Cut Bank, and uu inquest was hold by tho Teton county officials. This man was on his way to Washington from Valley county, where Browster lived for somo time after leaving this section. Mrs. Browstor, who is now living in Groat Fall, claims to have heard from him recontly.—River Press. Sheriff Taylor received a telephone mossago'from Duppyor this morning stating ttiat a freighter by;tfie name of W ui. Keri was on tho war path and was threatening to do groat bodily injury to Judgo Mageoand his. cpn- stab.le .John Laughliu. It seems that Harris Brothers of Dupuyer had started suit against Kerr to colloct a debt alleged to be duo anil a wj-il pf qttacbipeqt had bean issued. Laugh liu was appointed coustablo and giv en tho writ to servo. Kerr bocame obstreperous and defied the constable qnd ran him away with a six shooter The sheriff loft this afternoon for the scone of tho trouble and it is ed that by night tho \b,oligeranf freighter will be quited down and all will bo again sereno\ on tho classic banks of Dupuyor crook.) «Y r 1 ** \yskg$ f e ^ A, chicken dinner will bo served at tho Club Cafe next Sunday afternoon Have . you seen-' tho many ,new Framed Studios at the Art Studio, T. W. Luce was over from his ranch near Pondera this - week, look ing aftor land.mattors. - ' , For Salo—Houso and three lots in Dupuyer. For price and other infor mation call at this office. vVo are showing great gents clothing. Call and soe yourself at Choteau Mer. Co. bargains in for John Jackson, Jr., has boon ap pointed postmaster at Kendall, the now miniug town in Fergus county. A first class club room in which to ontortain your guest and have a good sociable time cun bo found at tho Club saloonT Children’s day will bo observed in tho Choteau Mothodist church, July 20th. The young peoplo will render a program at 8 p. m. McCormick Roller Bearing Rakos, Dnin Hay Stackers, Daiu Sweop Rakes and McCormick Binders at Jos. Hirshberg & Co. W . R. Ralston, a former rosidont of Choteau, now located at Spokane, Wash., has boon in town for several days yisiting- his parents and other relatives. Tho \Beaver Slide” saloon at Dupuyer has been rebuilt, and in a few days will be opened for business under the mauageraont of Thos. McGovern. Barnoy Mathows, tho well-known and popular saloonkeeper of Pon- dora, was a business visitor at Cho teau on Wednesday and Thursday of this weok. Prof. McKenna and his splondid company will give an entertainment at Collins to-morrow (Saturday) night. A sooial dance will bo given after tho entertainmont. Everybody invited toattoud. Mrs. H. Jacobs and daughtor, Miss Rhea, Mrs. Loblo and two ehildron, and Miss Dorothy Gans, of Helena, are'visiting iu Ohotoau this week, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hirshberg. Watch Week For Bargains. Choteau Mercantile Roy. Buzzell will preach at Sunday morning, July 20. Saypo 10 different styles in 16x20 picture frames, at eastern prices, at tho Art Studio. Rev. Buzzell will proach at Ray mond on Sunday at 10:30 a. in., and in tho evening at 8 o’clock, in Cho teau, ho will proach his final sermon for this conference year. Subject: A Viow of the Religious of tho World.’’ John Hobbina returned Wednes day from a short business trip to Groat Falls. Iu Great Falls tho first of tho weok a marriugo license was issued to John C West and Miss Grace D. Arnold, both of Choteau. Tho Mon- tanian and Chroniclo joins witli their many friends in extending hearty congratulations. J. B. Walloustoin came in from ais ranch near Bynum yeslorday suf fering with a 6ovoro attuck of quin- soy. Dr. Brooks received word lust Monday that his sister, Mrs. Geo. E. Wilson, of Lawson, Mo., had diod aftor a brief illness of stomach troublos. Tho_ doctor had only hoard of her illness a fow days boforo, and tho aunouDcement'oThor death was sudden and unexpected. C. II. Goodrich, wife and family, of Merrimnu, Neb., aro iu town visiting with Mrs. G.’s father, James Edgar. _______ _______________ The infant daughter of Mrs. Philip Lucoro died last ovouing aftor a short illuoss. Tho remains will bo iutorod tomorrow. Jamos Black, who has beon con fined in tho county jail for several mouths, awaiting trial in the' district court ou a charge of grand larcony, furnished bail tho first of week, in the sum of S5U0, and was released from custody. Tho bondsmen are Chas. Parkor, W di , Krofft ancl John S. Lane. Potor Moran, proprietor of tho Q, & L, saloon, at Dupuyer, transacted business at tho county seat on Tues day of this week. __________ A postoffico has been established at Sjveot Grass, a statiou^on thoG. F. & C. Ry at tho international bound ary lino. Sam Griffiths has boon ap pointed postmaster. Attorneys Bair aud Erickson wont to Dupuyer yostorday' whoro they will appear as attoruoya In a land contest caso brought,. by A. L. Hoy, of Raymond, against tho deaort-land entry of Adolph Amann. Thos, B. Magee, who has been conducting a drug etoro at Dupuyor for the past three years, has con cluded to dispose of his slock of drugs and iu a short time will open a saloon at his prosent headquarters; This will give Dupuyer four saloons and tho heart of tho old-time Mya- teriarchs should bo made g ]ad again. Two alleged actors, a man and wornaq, traveling under the name of tho Sherry Concert company gayq a so called entertainmont in ‘ the town ball last Wednesday evening. Cho teau has been bilked time' and again by theso traveling companies, bi*$ the Sherries were undoubtedly tho «woisf, that over happened.” There was not ouo redeeming feature to tlbeir ‘%how.” The/ coqld not sing, could not pl^y their/musical instru ment,' their gags were old and \ohest- nutty,” and somo of them were unfit to no heard. We hope they will nover come back. A,':. - \ Maj. R. A. Allon, oj Kipp, and Thos. Williamson, of Birch Crook, 1 t* who havo spent the past month at the Sun River Hot Springs, camo out of the mountains, on their way hopje, iu time to spend the glorious Fourth at Choteau, Both gonllomon roport having beon greatly bonofitted by baths at the springs. John Snowloy, tho blacksmith at Farmington, spont a couple of days in Choteau tho first of tho week. Ono Jifosizo picturo freo with ovory dozen of our S i cabinets. This offer iagood for only July at tho Art Studio. Sidney Hirshborg, who has beon yisiting with relatives iu Holoua for u mouth past, returned to Choteau Tuesday, > Frauds Truchot loft horo yostor day for Mcdicino Hat, N. W. T. whore he will look after businoss interests for sovoral days. Hay is going to bo short thiB year. Buy tho nmchino that will cut it all — the McCormick tnowor—at Jos. Hirshborg & Co.’s. A. C. Warner spout tho Fourth at Holena. Your \Uncle A l” reports having had a pleasant trip, notwith standing tiio fiisagreoablo weather. Deputy Game Worden J. H. Boucher, of Columbia Falls, spent the Fourth in Choteau. Ho was 'ac companied by Mrs. Bouchor, who spent sovoral days with frionds. James Gibson bas just completed a substantial 6 foot side walk in front of his residence on tho south side being the first walk built in town off Main Streot. \Go thou and do likewise.” W. I f. Gorham, of Cascado, has purchased a half-interest in the meat market owned by his brother G. A. Gorham, of this placo, Tho forms of the salo have not beon made public. Leech—Humble. A pleasant wedding was solemnized at tho home of tho bride’s parents in Dupuvor on July 4th, at 6 o’clock p. m., when Mr. Lloy Leech and Miss Pearl Humble wore pronounced husband and wife by R e r. A. W . Hammer, paBtor of tho M. E. church.. Miss May Gordon was bridesmaid and Frank Gallagher tho groom’s best man. Only a few intimate friends an 1 relatives were present at tho ceremony. Mr. Leech and brids left for Great Falls and othor points, where they will visit for two or three weeks, after which they expect to toko up their residence in Bynum. Harry C. Pierce Dead. Harry C. Pierce, who came to Cho • • toau about a year and one-half a go, from Connecticut, died a t 7 the resi dence of his brother, on the M uddj, on Friday, July 4, 1902, after an ill ness with consumption, extending over a period of two years. Mr. Piorce was born in McHenry county, 111., M a y 12, 1865. Tho funeral services were hold Sunday morning at U o’clock, conducted by tbo local lodge of Odd Fellows, tho deceased being a member of Menom inee Lodge,’No. 133,1. O. O. F., o f Moaomiueo, Mich. Politics aro beginning to simmor slightly. W e hear that in looking around for a county commissioner Rom this locality the republicans have spied out our posLqastor, C. J. Brarcn. A hotter man for the posi tion could not be found. Carl is a good business man, and if the county comraissionership is s^cqrod by him, the pooplo can rest assured that their affairs as far aa they pertain to that office are safe in his hands, and will not bo neglected. I f CarLyvill accept the nomination we knowithat ho will corres- Word has beon roceived boro that Mrs. Nancy A. Hughes, mother of James Hughes o f PcJndora and Frank, Ed and Orwin Hughes of Shelby’ diod last Wednesday morning. Mrs. Hughes has been in poor health for a number of years, ' lies ejected.- pondent Du puyor. AcàntÜa^ . -ïùuA. ) 1 *'>.• •• Charles Jackson, a huutor and guide, who lives on Hannon gulch on the North Fork of Sun River, has beon made defondant in an action in ejectment brought by the United States D istrict Attorney Rasch. The district attorney declares that the do- fendont is unlawfully in posession of about 100 acres of land on the Lowis and C\ark forest reservo. H e , asks that tho govornmout bo restored’ the, land and the defendant ,bo' required' Resolutions of Condolence-. W hereas , It has pleased the A l mighty and wise Creator of tho uni- , yorso to remove from his earthly homo to that home on high, Brother Harry C. Pierce, and W hereas , Brother Pierce was a member of Menominee, Alich.^lodge, .,V^| ---- --- ' -- 1'r.Nkt ,~,x '4* £ ' ' 7 ^ . No. 133,1. O, O. F., in good, standing,/;, therefore, be it R esolved , . That we, members of Choteau lodge, No. 11, L 0 . \ b l » hereby tender to his bereaved rel-/f atives in this their hour o f , sorrow/ our heartfelt sympathy-- and ,con-£ dolence. . resolution»^ - ,-v-- 'cRiuaf minutes: ■ t h a t * » copy be sent to the bereaved /family -. • ' ' -- - -v-- that a copy bo sent, to., Menominewi lod go, No. 133; also .that? > R esolved , That those , be spread on tha: published Chroniclo. in The vMontáman^ -'‘ ‘ C:-E.KTkworr- ,. S. H.- G a s v w ./ / ¿ P t ® ü â M: m m i «
