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■«xa;«; -ss® KINGSBURY & CO., DUPUYER, M ONTANA. - GENERA t MERCHANDISE - Carry a Full Lin© of Goods in All Depart ments to supply the wants of stockmen and ranchers. 1 DRY GOODS, BOOTS, and SHOES, GROCERIES, CLOTHING, HARDW ARE, GORDON HATS, HARVESTERS, • BLANKETS, SADDLES. QUILTS. A lso handle the D e e ring M o w e rs and Rakes and W inona W a g o n s and B u g g ies. Call and See T h e m , Their Prices are Right and Term s R e a s o n a b le. The Beaupre House Tbo Toton Clironiclo and Tho Shelby Consolidated January 3,1001. Nows, Published cvory Friday at Chotoau, Teton County, Montana. Bntcrod at tho post-oflico at Chotoau, Mon tana. os second class roattor. FRIDAY. JUDY 18. 1802. Subscription $2.00 por annnm. ■'¿j Advertising ratos on application. ILL ADVERTISING HILLS PAYABLE THE 1ST OF EACH MONTH. Picnic at Raymond. Chotean, M o ntana. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT First class in every respect, or week at reasonabie rates. Board by day FI. B E A U P R E Proprietor. e« 4 4 4 ' 4 t t The Art Studio W e have ju s t received a large sh ip - | m ent of Picture M oulding, Room M o u ld ing, 16x20 Picture Fram es, Violin, M a n - J dolin and Guitar Strings, Photo Supplies. Mrs. E. N. HAUGEN, Choteau, Montana. * T. W. OLESON. W. N. RUSSELL. Chotean Painting Company. PAINTERS, PAPER-HANGERS & DECORATORS, g ---------- ---------- ---- ----------- K Sign and V e h icle Painting a S p e c ialty.* * . .i * V , * Estimates Cheerfully Furnished on all Kinds of Work| O ffice at the Choteau H ouse. A SiSKS S ilïH îtïi5R R îS5SiSK S S S ïtîiÎ6ÏiSSit$ïSîtSïill$iiiîR tÎPK îl*i$i5S$SSSR S S lii* i i - r a i c i e BEST ADVERTISING ME DIUM IN TETON COUNTY LARGEST CIRCULATION. • U Subscription $2.00 per year On Saturday, July 12th, a picnic was bold in a grove near tbo home of A. L. Hoy, Raymond, in connection with tbo Raymond Sunday school Before noon conveyances from the neighborhood, from Chotoau, Bynum, Dupuyor, Willow Creek and Burton bench, laden with -pleasure seekers and good things to oat began no. ar rivo. About two o’clock lunch was served on tables under the trees, every body Beeming huugry enough to en joy tho plentiful viands sot before them. After lunch tho following program was given by the members of the Sunday school. Song........................................America Recitation—The Picnic Party .................................. Bvulah Hoy Bee.—Mr.Mousie..........H iztl Brown Rocilation—Tho big bite, ............................ Cora Monkman Recitation—Where the Goblins Live ............................ Hazel Hoy Duot—Mandolin and Violin.. ............... Earl and Ray Halliday Song—Francos and Marian Yule Flag Drill ................. School Children Roeitation—Sister’s Be9t Fellow ......................................Clias. Hoy Roeitation—“ I would not boa self ish child” ........................ Hilda Ping6 Duot—Life’s Game of See saw ... .Boulah Hoy and Roy Collins Recitation—Old Jim .. . .Katie Arnap Duot—Lullaby ........................ Margaret Beau and Beulah Hoy Quartotto—“ Furowoll, Childhood’s Homo” Air. and Mrs. Halliday and Air. end Airs. Dean. Solo—“ Aly Alothers Prayer” ............. .................................. Rev. Buzzell Airs. Roy Ate Neil and Airs. Browu had carefully trainod tho children and tho rendering was u credit to both children and teachers. Tho race arranged for fat ladies did not come off bocauso the rest of tbo fut ladies thought thoy sfood ohaueo agaiust tho Cattle Queen, who usually comes out victorious in what she undei takes. After enjoying themselves in var ious games suppor was eaten on tho grounds, Rev. Buzzell proving him self a capital hands at making coffee. One man called for chickon aud looked for tho preacher. Sure enough when he found Air. Buzzell he got nis chickeu. After suppor oyery body crowded around tho platform and sang hymns until the twilight warned the crowd in was timo to go homo. WO Any Ladies hat in the house ^except Sailors^at One lot of Ladies W a ists - All our New Styles Ladies W a ists Ladies W a s h Dress Skirts All our Imported W a s h Goods One lot of Lawn Dimitie and Print Mens straw hats worth 1.20,1.25, 1.50 One lot Mens Fancy Dress Shirts worth 1.25 Now 50c Mens Cotton Sox Special 50c per doz Mens Summer Underwear 50c each . . - ' t - r . ^ è l f • T {:'. Half Price, 20 per ceht Discount 20 per cent Discount 20 per cent Discount Only 5c per yd Special 50c m m JOS. HIRSHBER 6 & CO.,S n t e s S ¡ Choteau, Mont. m « M •Twas a Qreat Ball Game. * Installation of Officers. At tho regular meeting o(*Choteau lodge No. 11,1.O. 0. F., hold last Friday ovoning, ofiicors wero installed by District Doputy S. H. Garvin as follows; N. G.—Goo. V. Fowler R. S. N. G .-C . P. Crauo L. S. N. G.—Frank Salmon V. G.—John G. Jackson R. S. V. G .-C . E. Trescott L. S, V. G.— T. J. Alooro Sec’y—C. H. Connor Wardon—H. W. Kelloy I. G.—L. W. Lehr O. G.—S. A. McPbeo Conductor—S. H. Garvin R. S. S.—Chris. Oion Choteau Circle, Women of Wood craft, installed officers last Wednes day evening as follows: G. N.—Theresa Shields. Advisor—Josephine Boaupro. Alagiciau—Jennie M. Trescott. I. S .-C . W. Wyuior. 0. S.—Alartha Boutilior. C. G.—Lillian Wood. Alusicinn—Blanche Weaver. Alanagcr—Martha Boutilier. <10 differcatstyles of picture mould- g aud all sizes in glass. 4t the Art Studio. ID, Last Sunday was a gala day in old Choteau and everybody for miles around turned out to witness the championship ball game o f the season between the Choteau “Invincibles” and the Burton “ Tigers.” It was a pretty exhibition of skill and excited the admiration of all lovers of the national game. After one of the most desperate struggles ever witnessed on the diamond, the Bur ton “ Tigers” went do.wn before tbo Invincibles by the remarkable score of 2 to 1. Some claim that the Tigers would not have secured a single tally had not Umpire Long’s decision been rank against the Choteau club, for if ever a player deserved groat credit it was cpnter fielder Davis, who, after what seemed an almost impossible run across the diamond snatched the bail from its etheral holdings and held it high alpft in air. The umpire claims he did not see it and decided against him, thus allowing the Tigers to mako their one tally. On the other side Paul Jacobson made tho star play. A ball was thrown to him from the pitcher’s box, and seeing that it was goipg to be too high for him, turned a complete summersault in the air and captured the flying missile, and, while in this precarious position threw the ball to home plute, thus putting tho player and side out without a score. There were numerous other plays both exciting and brilliant but v have neither space nor time to detail them. The one marring feature of the game was in the lust inning when Pitcher Shook of tho Choteau club into Catcher Hamilton of the ran Burtop boys and seriously injured him for a short titpe, The batteries for the clubs wero: Choteau—Elroid, catcher} Shook, pitcher. For Burton—Hamilton, catcher; Ferguson, pitcher. The teams were ably managed on both sides, Mr. Lawrence Davis for tho homo team and Air. Harry Thomp son for the Burton boys, ' On The \N a rrow Pike.” Sub-contractor W. G. Mulligan, on the Groat Falls & Canada, spent yes terday in the city. He states that by tho end of the week ho will have all of the changed grade completed as far as the 25 mile post from the city. On this part of the coatract there has been no change in the route. The work has consisted of widening the roadbed aud putting in new bridges. The steel gang ia busy and has new rails laid as far as Vaughn. 4s soon as this work is completed Air. Mulligan will move his three out fits north o f where they are now and contiaue toward Shelby, doing all the work where the road lies, along the line of the old Great Falls & Canada. —Great Falls Tribune. T E T O N C O U N T Y S A L E S . Since the opening of the wool market at Great Falls the following f ’eton county Bales have been report ed: H, J enson, 14000 •••••••,•••••••• 1^1 P. Yunck, 19000 ............................... 15 J . K . Stauffer, 18000 ..................... 12| J. Ferguson, 20000. Mary E. Devine, 13000 . . . . . . 15 J ........ 141 NATE WERTHEIM & CO., L A R G E S T CLOTH IN G A N D SH O E H O U S E IN N O R T H ERN M O N T A N A . ' # $ 6 1 * 208 Central Ave., GREAT FALLS, Ladles Especially. Are fond of traveling on the Famous Trains of The North-Western Line. The daintily furnished retir ing rooms aud cosy compartments af fords all tho privacy of your own home, and make traveling a ploasuro and delight. - The North-Western Limited every night between the Twin Cities and Chicago is the poor of all fine trains. Address for lowest rates T. W. Toasdale. G. P. A. St. Paul, Alinn. E. A. Gray, Gen. Agent, Holena, Montana. TETON COUNTY'S ASSESSED VALUATION. A statement o f tiic assessed valuation of all property in Teton county for the years o f 190Land 1902 as drawn from the records. Uity or Town Lots. Telegraph ond Telophono Linos.................................. Gravel Beds, Stations, Groands, Dopata, Round He Mining and Irrigating Canals, Ditches and Flames Advertised Letter List. List of letters remaining uncalled for in the postollice at Choteau, Alontana, for the week eudiug July 16, 1902: Christian, S T Deipary, Airs. Olive Larance, Basile Larance, Alex Ale Crackon, Edd Alurray, Andrew Ross, Jim Read, Brot H Shaw, J T SaDgree, Peter Wilcox, Rob’t Wilcox, R J Persons calling for the above let ters will say “ advertised.\ C. H . D b a k e , P. M. I Wutchos, Jowelry nnd Plato...\ ......................................................... Furnitnro and Firearms..................................................................... . Musical Instruments nnd Sowing Machines ................................... Libraries, Ijaw, Medioal aud Miscollnnoous .................. . ............... Goods, Wares, Merchandise and Consigned Goods..'. ................... Fixtures o f Saloons, Stores, Offices and Otlior Business Places Machinery nml Farming Utensils..................................................... Wagons, etc., Ilaruoss, Blankets, Bobos. Saddles, otc .................. Horses—Bongo...................................................................................... Cattle— Thoroughbreds. Yearlings ......................... Two Year Olds ................ . Threo Year Qlds ............ Cows.................................. Lambs............................................................................................... Bam s............................................................................................... Hogs.................................................................................... : ........... Solvent Credits ............................................................................... Othor Property including Insurance nnd Excoss Premiums. Vaino. Amount of Monoy. Lnnd—Hay. Grain nnd Special Valuation, 33,260 acres. Graziug Land, 189,271 acres................................................. Total Assessed Valuó o f A ll Property........................................................... $2,918,448 In the matter of the adoption of Mary Lorena Young by ThomaB Dawson and Isabel Agnes Dawson. State of Alontana, County of Teton, District Court, Eleventh Judicial District. T o ------ Young (Christian name not known (to petitioners) aud Alar} Young, the parents of said Alary PHOTOS 50 CENTS PER DOZEN. Ë |Lorena Young: You are are hereby notified that on the 2nd day of September, 1902, be tween the hours of 10 a. m. and 4 m-, or as soon thereafter as counsel | or petitioners can be heard, tho said) Thomas Dawson and Isabel Agnes' Dawson, will, iu the court room, in Choteau, Teton county, Alontana, move the court to hear and deter mine their petition herein filed, ask ing for an order of adoption of the said Alary Lorena Young, your daughter, a minor child, and also for an order changing the name of your said daughter, Alary Lorena Young, to that of Mary Lorena Dawson, ac cording to the statute id such case, made and provided, and you are hereby notified to appear at said time and make.such objections to the granting of the praj’er of said pe tition as you may see fit. And it is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be published once a week for four (4) successive weeks in The Montanian and Chronicle, a weekly newspaper published'at Cho teau, Teton countv, Montana. Witness my hand aod the seal of this court this 18th day of July, 1902. (Seal) S terling M c D onald , Clerk District. Court. J. G. Bair, attorney for petitioners. First publication July 18, 1902, 10 per cent discount on ■ all ladies r X ' ‘7. ' ' . _ shirt waists at the Choteau, Mer.vCo. If you send us a good photo we will copy and c:ake you one dozen nice photos for 50 cents. Send in at once as this offer holds good a short time only. STUDIO LaGRANDE, G R E A T F A L L S . (W, H. CLINKENBDARD, Prop.) BASE BALL. A t Zimmerman’s Field, S u n d a y , J u l y S O , 1 9 0 8 . A D . M I S S I Q N , 2 5 ; ¿ C E N T S . :r.!% YEAR 1901 YEAR 1902 224,531 .. $321,923 $752,308 108,787 GO,205 81,215 or 33,550 18,445 35,235 3,000 1,101,805 .. 71,507 61,835 100 18,759 2,258 '833 - 03,813 ... 3,705 4,795 . 15,035 26,537 82,333 - 70,733 5.G75 6,915 16,940 2,730 522,514 010,111 74,447 450 218 18Q 8,300 80Q 0,301 073,294 13,910 1,031,205 1.400 ... 855,290 1,101,805 184,495 507,813 .. $2,918,443 $3,410,714 •*wr.•¿.•i, V
