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., . • • ’ \ V ^ ' * - •*• - \ ^ ■ - . ¡ i i . . ^ . ii ;. k . i . ' — \ - ,'rn - r n ,. , ■ i • o í ^ ‘ î THE MINT” MILLER & LONGMUIR, Proprietors. KENTUCKY WHISKY,. CALIFORNIA WINES, DOMESTIC CIGARS. MONTANA BEER, Brewed from Montana B a r l e y . Corner Main and Conrad StreetB, Ohoteau, Montana. I TUT CITY D R U G C. H. DRAKE, Proprietor PURE DRUGS and Fruit, Confectionery, cigars, Etc. ..- - § 4 New Line of STATIONERY i JUST RECEIVED The Gem, a * MRS. ED. DENNIS, Proprietor BREAD FOR SALE f t Firstclass Restaurant .... Under New Management. KKSOOOOj I MEALS AT ALL HOURS. ducine Unsurpassed. B e e e e o e e e e o e c e c e c e e c e o c c c e c c c c c e c c e e c c c o e c c e c e c e P 3 9 3 9 N 9 9 0 9 9 9 M M M 9 9 3 9 The Gomo Com p any ... Great Falls, Montana. W e frame Pictures correctly and keep a complete stock of Artists’ sup plies and Pictures. W e carry a full line of Window Glass, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Varnishes, etc. Our stock of W all Paper is unusually large and attractive. Send for Samples. The handsomest and best arranged store of the kind in IVIontana. Qall &see it. i^ e ^ c w c c f f - M ^ c c c c e c c c c c c c c c c g g s e e D D a ó a a a a iaaaQ B ü a iaQ Q Q Q U Q u c ü iiQ n ü iB ü ü a a a Q ü a a n n iaQ Q G iaaaQ a a iaaaQ Q Q a a a a a a a . a NO GUESSWORK. NO FAILURES. RR, D. D, STEARNS, = F V F S P E C IA L IS T S ^ LOCAL NEWS That face and band cream at the City Drug Store is a beautifier. Chicken dinner at the Club cafe on Wednesday and Sunday of each week. Don’t forget. James Heighton and wife, of Du puyer, are in town this week visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Clark, of Bynum, are visiting in Great Falls this week. Order« taken for Ladies Tailor made suits, coats and separate skirts at J ob - Hirshberg & Co. Wm. Cowgill, of Dupuyer, pur chased 600 head of lambs of Bailey and Prescott, at $1.60 per head. Massena Bullard, the well known Helena lawyer, was a business visitor at Choteau on Tuesday of this week B a a a a a a a a a Billings, Mont. Glasses Scientifically Fitted. Ten Years Practice In Montana. Satisfaction •’ In All Guaranteed G a s e s . [ WILL VISIT CHOTEAU SOON BBCCCBECCiGl C C D B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B 43 B B B B B B B B B B B B B B E E B B B B B B B George W. Turner has been ap pointed a justice of the peace at Cut Bank, vice Geo. W . Walker, resigned. Paul Jacobson, Severt Syso and Ben Bollerud left on Tuesday for a ten days hunting trip in the moun tains. Mrs. C. J. Fawcett left here the first of the week for St. Louis, Mo., where she will spend the winter with relatives and friends. John Hawley has rented the St. Clair building, opposite the Choteau House, and opened same as a first class lodging house. Lizzie and Annie Galbreatb, daughters of the well known old timer and stockman of north Teton county, arrived in town where they will attend school. The public school at Shelby will not bs opened until September 15th and Miss Grace Lewis, the teacher, will visit with her aunt at Glasgow until that date. Optimo, Perfecto, Chancellor and Sherlock Holmes cigars. Also Lemps and Budweiser beer and the celebrated Castle Rock Pure Rye whiskey at the Club saloon. W. F. Hester and wife, of Great Falls, are expected here to-morrow and in company with C. H. Connor and family will go to the Sun River Hot Spring for a two or three weeks’ outing. The Rev. Hobab Crinkleroot has gone to Kipp, on the reseryation, where he has secured a position with Jes. Kipp as deputy postmaster. The price of eagle’s feathers has al ready advanced several cents each. C. W. Taylor has been in Helena this week attending the meeting oi’ the democratic state central com mittee. Mrs. T. A. Smith is representative for Teton county for the Perfec tion Ladies Tailoring Company of Chicago. F. D. Kingsbury, the Dupuyer merchant, was in the city several days this week in attendance of the dis trict court. If you wish to see a fine collection of framed studies at prices from 65 cents and up, the place to find them is at the Art Studio Mrs. J. E. Wamsley and Miss Lillian Ragliu are visiting at the home of their brother, Chas. Farrell, near Gold Butte this week. R. E. Shepherd, of Austin, Minn., one of the partners in the old Flying U oufit, was in ths city the first of the week looking after business interests. The hotels and restaurants of Choteau have been taxed to their utmost capacity this week, the at tendance at the district court being extra large. Dr. Stophons, dentist of Great Falls, who makes semi-annual trips to this town, will again be in Choteau about Oct. let. Watch this paper for the exact date. CLEAN A clean sweeping sale in all our summer stock consisting of Dry Goods, Gents Furnishings, Clothing, and on all Ladies and Gents shoes. W e are now making room for our fall ancTwinter stock which is soon to arrive and if you want to get the firs t .< pick of real bargains please call in soon. Ladies shirt waists ................... ‘ .......... 35c and up Ladies shoes ......................................... $1.00 and up Ladies black cotton hose ..................... 15c and up Ladies summer corsets...........................50c and up Ladies calico wrappers ........................... 65c and up Ladies knit vests......................................10c and up Ladies summer dress skirts ................... 75c and up Ladies sateen petticoats ...................... 75c and up Ladies straw hats....................................25c and up Ladie musliu drawers.............................20c and up Ladies muslin skirts ............................... Cue and up Ladies muslin coi-sotcovers...................25c aud up Ladies muslin chemise ......................... 35c and up Ladies muslin night g o w n s ................... 75c and up Childrens ready made dresses ............... G5c and up Childrens straw -tats .............................. ..2 0 and up Gents up to date clothing ........................ $6.00 and up Gents extra pants ..................................... $1.00 and up ! Gents summer underwear per su it.$1.00 and up Gents felt hats ........................................... $1.00 and up Gents dress shoes.......................................$3.00 and up Gents working shoes.................................$1.25 and up Gents straw hats ........................................... 25c and up Gents fancy shirts ......................................... 50c and up Gents working shirts .................................. 40c and up (Sects gloves....................................................25c and up Boys short pants suits ............................ $1.50 and up Boys long pants suits .............................. $2.50 ane up Boys waists....................................................25e and up Boys shoos ...................................................... 95c and up Boys knee pants ............................................. 25c and up Boys shirts ...................................................... 35c and up W e call your attention to the above bargains mentioned. W e also wish to state that we are headquarters for all kinds of sp o r t in g goods, such as Fishing Tackle, Fire Arms of all de scriptions and kinds, and Ammunition to suit all. If you wish to save money now is the time to do your buying. S. L. Potter, the sheepman from the Rocky Springs, was here this week in attendance of the district court. He was main witness in case tried on Tuesday. FOLLOW THE CROWD TO THE leau Mercantile Company. LEADERS IN LOW PRICES. one Dr. D. D. Stearns, the eye special ist, has been detained at Dupuyer on account of professional work. He will be at Choteau, Mont., September 8lh and remain for a few days, Dad Walker, an old time miner, now located at Swift Current, was in the city this week. He seems well pleased with the prospects of that camp and expects greater things in the future. W. G. Downing, of Great Falls, who represents the Montana Stock Association as their attorney, is here this week assisting in the prosecution of several cases now being tried here. Mrs. Myrta Titus has resigned her position aB teacher in the school at Kibby, in Cascade county, and will return to her home in Dupuyer. Mrs. Titus is mentioned as a possible candidate for the republican nom ination for superintendent of schools of this county. John Largent, of Sun River, is in town thiB week looking up his old time friends in this section. This is Mr. Largent’s first visit to Choteau in 18 years and he finds many changes in the town. W. H- Griffin, of Kalispell, Grand Master of the I. O. O. F. of Montana has notified Choteau Lodge No. 11 that he will be here on September 12th. All members of the local lodge and all visiting brothers are invited to be present on that date. Work in the initiatory degree. The “Educated Dutchman” who las been bolding the boards down at the Mint saloon the past week is quite a novelty in his line and furnishes quite a bit of amusement for the boys. On Monday the game season opened and many were the sportmen who went out on that day to secure for themselves a chicken or duck that they might still keep in memory tho taste of theso forbidden fowls. Last Sunday evening while return ing to the ST ranch Tom Holmes- had the misfortune to have his leg broken. He was on horseback riding along when bis horse stepped in a badger hole and foil, throwing his rider and breaking his right leg just above tho ankle. Dr. Brooks is at tending him and be is getting along as well as could be expected. F. C. B F G I l i | “THE OLD RELIABLE” JjJ «PAINTER AND DECORATOR jj HOUSE, SIGN and CARRIAGE PAINTING $ ^ Estimates on Contracts Cheerfully Given. m * i * i * Paper Hanging & Frescoeing a Specialty S — \wronm * SHOP OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE, CHOTEAU, MONT. % J. W. Martin, P. M. Smith, J. Shayp and Frank L. Miner, of Richland Center, Wig., grrived here last Sun day and on Monday left for a month’s hunting trip in the Sun River canyon Mr. Smith is an old time Montanian, having been in Virginia City in 1863 and be looks forward with pleasure to a meeting with many of tho old- timers wbeu he visits Helena after his hunting trip is enejed. Rev. Bnszell, who held his first quarterly conference, reports that that the people of Shelby are giving Rev. Hammer a cordial reception as the first pastor of the new ^o.yyq They have already rajse$ him a sub- iqriptioa $60fl and heuge rent anc «re planning a donation party in the sear future. The lumber is on the ground for a new church and a par aonage is being talked of. The con (rogations are good. . j ~ _ . Now fall hats, no two alike, at Jos. Hirshberg & Co. Mrs. T. A. Smith was a business visitor in Great Falls sevoral days this week. George Hirshberg left this lug for Helena and Butto months’ vacation. H< F. Bailey returned Monday from a months’- visit with relatives and friends at his old home in New Hampshire. Mr. Bailey has had a very pleasant time while in the east but is nevertheless glad to get back to the glorious state of Montana. Deputy Sheriff Moberly camp, pygy rom Shelby las^ ^veek with three prisoners, Barney Berry, Pst Man ning and George Harris, who were sentenced to 40 days in the county jail by Justice Dawes for stealing some hams from Twohey Bros., rail road contractors, at Pondera. Miss Mc^r, financial agent of the Deaconess Hospital of Qreat Ralls, will speak at tfoe Say pa school ho'use Monday night, Sept. 8, and at Ray mond Tuesday night, Sept. 9, and at Burton bench - on Sunday, Sept. 21, at 11 a. m. and at Choteau tat 8. p. to Rev. Allan Rodger will ppnyey her to these places. J. C. Salmond, the Bolloyiew stock- man, was a business visitor in the city on Thursday. J ob . Escallier, the well known sheepman from Shelby, was a visitor in tho city several days thiB wook School opened on Tuesday last with a good attendance and as a con sequence both teachers . and pupils are happy. Rev. Buzzell will preach at the Burton school house on Sunday at 11 a. m. and at Cho'eau at 8 p.m. Sunday school at 10:30 a. m. Jos. Hirshberg, of Helena, is in town thiB week booking after his ex- tonded\~bu8ines8 interests in this section. F. P. Cowoll and daughter, Alta, of Great Falls, are in town on their way to Bynum and Dupuyer for a short visit with friends. Tho county commissioners hove authorized the sheriff to appoint a deputv sheriff to act between Pondora and Collins at a salary of $50. per month. Attorneys Brady and Greene, of Great Falls, were among tbe number of outside attorney in attendance at this term of tbe district court. E. H. Rupert, the hustling clothing man, has been in tbe city this wook taking orders for clothes. Notice his new “ ad” in another column. Mrs. Kufus and daughter Miss Talma, of the Burton bench, loft here on Moilday last for Janesville, Wis., where they will visit relatives for a few weeks. Prof. AL B- Guthrie last week pur chased 1400 lamba of Bailey and Prascott at $1.60 per head. Mr. J. B. Fishar who has a ranch on tho Muddy will run the aheap for him this winter. J. R. Gleason, wife and two chil dren will leave Choteau next Monday for Spring Creek, Wis., where they will visit for a month or six wook This is their first visit to their' old home in thirteen years. J. G. Bair and Frank Pence re ceived their hunting doga home from North Dakota on Saturday last where they have been for aevaral months under- training. We may expect to hear all kinds of wonderful stories about these-dogs in the noar future, -SgE* a ■ .. ■ SSMs-hi.. - Dr. Stephens who has practiced dentistry in Great Falls since July, 5893, requests an examination of all work done bv him while here before. Will b® in Choteau about Oct. 1st. Watch for exact date The ladies of tho Rebekah lodge will give a benefit dance at the town hall this evening. The proceeds of the dance will be applied to lha I. O. F. Orphans home. This, dance is fox ^ worthy project and should be Well attended. Tickets $1.00. MARRIED. At 1:30 o’clock Tuosday afternoon, at tho homo of Rev, F. R. Farrand, pastor of tbe First Presbyterian church of Great Falls, who officiated, occurred tho marriage of Mr. Noil Baunatyno of Brighton and Miss Marie Byron of Choteau county. Mr. Bannatyne is one of tbe leading shoepmon of Choteau county. Tho happy couplo will moke their home at tho ranch of Bannatyne Bros., on the Teton. We join hosts of friends in extending congratulations. E. E REPRESENTING THE CHICAGO TAILORING COMPANY. Has tho largest line of Fall and Winter samples ever brought into the state. The Prices are Moderate and a perfect fit is absolutely guaranteed. Have a lino line of snmples for Ladies suits, Rainy day skirts. Hold your orders until you see them. The County Commissioners. The county commissioners are in session at the offico of the clerk this week, all members being present. During the week eloction precincts have boen formed, a new precinct having been organized at Cut Bank and aomo minor changes mado in the boundaries of some of the old precincts. A full report will be printed in next week’s paper. Judges of election were appointed as follows*, Choteau—John Jackson, Chas, P, Crane, J. E. Webb, T . J. Moore, Chan Smith. Lake Basin—Chas. Green, M. A. Wilcox, Pat Crosson. Burton—A. H. Gamble, Ben Bolle rud, B. B. Rogers. Bynum— E. D. Stonehouse, Thos, Swanton, Chas. G. Monkman. Dupuyer—J. C. McCuaig, J. F. Leech, Honry Ryan, R. D. Anderson, E. A. Savory. Robare—Jacob Lauffer, L. A. Mes- secar, John H. Clack, Cal Stewart* Chas. P. Thomas. Belloview—Chas. W. Gray, John Ward, C. L. Monroe. North Fork—G. B. Christian, Jamos Colwell, Anthony Minster. Lowry—C. J. Kinna, Harry Andley, W. K. Flowerree. Collins—A. S. Truscott, Ben Feist, O. A. AynBley. Pondera—James A. Hughes, Choaj H. Pearson, B. Mathews. Shelby—Thoa. Garland, Jos Briggv, J. J. Miller, Tbos. Meade, Dan Sullivan. Sweet Grass—Willis Nichols, A. Gooddertz, Hugh O’Neal. Raymond—A. L. Hoy, H. L. Halli- day, James L. Collins. St. Mary’s—M. B. Cassidy, S. H. McNeal, P. Stark. Cut Bank—Don C. Leech, E b b Rose, A. E. Allison. Tbe place o f holding slsction in the yarious preoincts.were designated as follows: Choteau—Court Room. Lake Basin—Greene’s House. Burton—Farmington school house, Bynum—School House. Dupuyer—Gordon’s Hall. Birch Creek—School House. Belloview—School House. North Fork— Woolman’s House». , ft. Lowry—Flowerree’a Store. Collins—Store Collins Mer. Co- Pondera—SchoolHouse. . P fe Shelby—School House. ... Sweet Grass—Station',, •nv • ■ ; ?.«. Raymond—School Hotise-:..^- St. Marys—Harrià’- B t ^ ^ ^ Cut B a n t—School H o u  :Îÿ
