The Montanian and Chronicle (Choteau, Mont.) 1901-1903, November 07, 1902, Image 1

ä - TùeMontanian, Vol. XIII, No 27. CHOTEAU, TETON COUNTY, MONTANA. NOVEMBER 7, 1902. Teton Chronicle, Voi. VI, Nò. 14 J.v E,-BRICKSON, Attor ney-at-Law, i Notary. Public, CHOTEAU, - MONTANA. j g ; b a i r , ' Attorney-at-Law, CHOTEAU, MONTANA. a? s i s COLLINS, MONT. THE STORE OF LOWRICES P JAMES SULGROVE, Attorney ani Coaaselor at Law, Notary Public. CHOTEAÙ, Court House. _ ~ MONTANA. • T. BROOKS, Physician & Surgeon. SuccOBSor to Wamsloy & Brooks. * . OD'co N o it to Court Houso. F, A. LONG, . Physician and Surgeon Ofllce in Jackson Ruiliiing:. Next to Telephone Office.^ CHOTEA.U, - - MONTANA. W A RN E R ,. U. S. Commissioner, CHOTEAU, MONT. Land filings and proofs. 9 < yjyALTER MATHEWS, U. S. COMMISSIONER, COUNTY SURVEYOR, Telephone No. 27. CHOTEAU, MONTANA. O iaf C. Fjeld., Land, Reservoir and Ditch Sur­ veying a specialty. SHELBY. - - MONT. Dr. EARLE STRAIN, OCULIST ana ADRIST, ' .317 First Avenue North, GREAT FALLS, MONT. Office Hours: 1 p. m. to 4 p. m. J. W. SHIELDS, Ci E. a Land Locations. Reservoir Sites. Canal and ditch surveying. w F u l l List of Vacant School Lands OFFICE, CHOTEAU, MONT. JHEVALIER LODGE NO. 12, H. o f 3?. Meets Every Thursday Evening. (siting Brotbron Cordially Invitod to Attend. L eonard J. L ownds . C. C. D b . T. B books , K. of B & B. Choteau Laundry lest Work in the Statij on White Stirls and Collars. - 'ricesReasonable. J. II. Pennaii.Agl C. P. Crane, Manager, ’elephone 12. Choteau, Mont. H. BEAUPRE, d e n t i s t Teeth Extracted^, With- >ut Tain. AU work Guaranteed. CHOTEAU. MONTANA. B U C K S FOR SALE. * . The undersigned has for sale Two Hundred and Fifty head of yearling and two-year old F r e n c h M e r in o s . We will move into our new store building in about 30 or,40 days, in the new towusite of Collins, with new goods aud now prices.. Watch our ads. Sbrno exceptional values at low prices Men’s fancy .wool Buits of under­ wear. heavy fleece lined §2.90 good 'value at 53 50 Men’s glove fitting ribbed wool underwear for S2.65, an exceptional value at 53.25., Also heavy under­ wear at 52 00 Heavy wool sox from 25c up Lined gloves & mittens from 65c up Men’s, ladies’ and children’s heavy and lino shoes at low price. Groceries—Specials Nov. 7-8: 2 4 bars of soap for 51.00.J , Cream of Wheat, 15c per package. Macaroni, 10c per package. 25 oz. of bakiDg powder for 25c. ■ A share of your patronage is solicited. A. S. TRUSCOTT, Manager. iti a» a» ai a» iti ' m iti iti tú» ai Ufi W w ffi - w w w I J . M. L'AUßflLIlT, I g * Proprietor. $ ff DUPUYER, MONT. § W w ft ft Ö ft iti * Ë tiV Ö ft ft ft # • ■ * ft ft ft ft ft ft w & ^ ' - / G r e a t F a l l s M o n t . Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Builders'Hardware, b y Building P a p e r , Mouldings, Sash, Doors, Etc. Write for Special. Prices on Carloads F. O. B your nearest^ Railroad. Station. \ GEO. R. WOOD, Manager. Telephone 70. 200 Fifth Ave. S Dixon, for Congress, Carries the State,\ by Over 4,000; Holloway’s Majority Over 8,000. LEGISLATURE- REPUBLICAN. Helena, Nov. 5.—The democratic state committee concede the state to the republicans. The republican committee claim that Holloway’s majority will be over 8,000, and that Dixon’s will bo about 4,000. The legislature is probably republican. Holloway carries Lewis and Clarko county by about 700 and Dixon will have about 500 in the county. Helena, Nov. 4.—It. is estimated that Dixon, republican, for congress, will carry the slate by 4,000; Hollo­ way, associate justice, republican, by 8,000. Legislature slightly repub­ lican. Butte, Nov. 4.—Reports received up to midnight gave the state to the republicans almost beyond a doubt, although defeat has not yot beon conceded by the democrats. Over 25 precincts have beon heard from, in­ cluding the largest'in Montana. For associate justice of the supreme court, W. L. Holloway, republican, has 9,567; Jere Leslie, democrat * 7,847. BENI FEIST, -:OF: COLLINS, MONTANA, Handle The BEST BRANDS Of -^ W I N E S , LIQUORS A n d | ¿{CIGARS. These Bucks are the best shearers in Teton county. An inspection by .intending purchasers is solicited. Prices reasonable. J. B. ES0ALLIER, SHELBY, MONT. . This Firm Also Runs A - ~:FEED STABLE:- At Collins With A. Good Man In Charge, And Anyone De­ siring To Leave A Team W ith them Can do so Know­ ing That They W ill Be Given The Best Of Care. ' * * .. Helena, Nov. 5.—It was lato to­ night before reliable returns had been received from all couhlro^on legislative results. The republican majority in the house is very- gratify­ ing—thev having a majority of five oyer both the. democrats and the laborites. Out of a membership of 71 the democrats have only .14 in tho house—four leas than the laborites. The following shows the political complexion: Rep. Dem. Labor Beaverhead. . . ............... 2 .. .. Broadwater ..................... 1 Carbon.............. ............. 1 .............. Cascade . ........................ 4 1 Choteau .......................... 2 .. . Custer.'............................2 Dawson •! ........................ 1 Doer Lodge.. ................... 1 .. 5 Fergus ............................. 1 1 Flathead ........................ 2 Gallatin .......................... 2 1 Jefferson .............. 1 2 Lewis and Clarke ........ 6 1 Madison........................3 Meagher........................2 Missoula................•... „4 Park...............................1 Powell............................1 Rosebud ......................... Ravalli............................. Silver B o w ..................... Sweet Grass .................. 1 Teton .............................. 1 .. V a lley............................. 1 Yellowstone .................. 1 Totals ........................ 39 14 18 Of the netv senators the republi­ cans have won in Cascade, Cbotoau, -Fergus, Flathead, Madison, Missoula, Powell and Yellowstono. The demo­ crats have won in Broadwater, Granite, Jefferson and Ravalli. There ia still some doubt about tho results in Rosebud, Ravalli and Teton. Silver Bow has probably been carried by the fusionists. THE CASCADE B A N K - “o f Great F a ils, M ont. (Incorporated under tlie laws of Montanr April 5,1 Capital - - $75,000. Surplus - - - 15,000. 6. E. Atkinson President, Jacob Switzer Vice-President. P. P. Atkinson Cashier, ... W. W. Milter Asslstan Cashier. directors : S. E. Atkinson, F.~P. Atkinson. Peter Larson John J . Ellis, Jacob Switzer, ’ Wi W. H iller ^ *. . i ^ ^ • AnpneralbanSlhabusiness trans&oted. .in ­ terest allowed on tknè deposita.\ -1 1 9 li m f e ,*.t .. B r o th e r s Bankers, Choteau, Montana. Wo solicit accounts and offer to i Virginia 2, Ohio 1, Indiana 2, Illinois • the public, the most liberal treat- Club Cafe OLIVER HEAD, Prop. 2, Iowa 1, Nobraslta 1, Kansas 1, Min­ nesota 2, Michigan 1, California 1, Utah a total of 21. The returns'at 1 o’clock add one democrat iu New Jersey, ouo in Min­ utent consistent with safe banking. on We buy and sell exchange all tho principal American and neaota, ouo iu Illinois, cans in Alabama , European cities, and issue letters I r f - .$ v . & . ... ,-s^-i ..71 eau, to tho governorship of New York state, .from 16,000 to 20,000. Co/or’a plurality' in Greater Now York exceeded 105,000, a surplus of 3,000 uboyo t!i-> «-hum made l-y Chas. ,F.-Murphy, h dvr of Tiiimnu >y hall. But oven (bat vote was not f nliicieul to overcome the republican majority from up the stale. Tho vote, in the country ill ntricts was lighter that) two years ago, but Color’s was also lower than Stauchfiold’s iu the same year. Figures from tho cougrossional districts in Now York City and the Long Island counties apparently show a loss of four members of con­ gress to tho republicans, tho heavy Color volo having carried them. Tho democrats made gains iu the statu legislature, but tho gains were uot sufficient to endanger tho republican hold ou-tho scot in the United Slatos senate now hold by Thomas C. Platt. aud ono m North Carolina to the democratic representation, a total of six; but lv\o of tho gau.n credited to democrats in Pennsylvania should properly bo sot down ns fusion, (lie 'republicans making democrats no lun'.ly elected, by returns thus far re coived, ISt, with doubtful districts m Miimeaotu having gouo democratic, one in Kansas, republican, Kansas having gouo ropublicuu, and ono in Iowa, republican. Throo of tho other doubtful southern districts went dem ocnitic. Washington, Nov. 5.—At 2:30 a. in returns received hero indicate (hut ifrerepublicans haro elected J96 rop- rcsonlati\es to tho house, democrats 170 and. independents 3 (iu Ponusyl- vauia), leaving 1J districts iu* doubt. nf credit THOMPSON & FERRIS, Lirriuuiniiii; NEW RESTAURANT The best of service and aoeom-' modationsto be had In the cfcyv Everything First Class and la; -accordance with the market. REMEHBER THE PLACE Leave orders at telephone ollice. j v Hello, No. 42. ! $ Washmgtou, Nov. 5—Tho latest ro turns to 10:30 o’clock tonight, show that the ropnbhcans (including iu Ibis description tho fusionists eleelod in tho Pittsburg-Alleglieny districts in Pennsylvania) will* control tho next house by a join of 201 republicans to 170 democrats, with one district, the Eight Tennessee and iwo California districts yot remaining so much iu Joubi that official returnn will be needed to deeido tho result. Thu totals givou nro believed to bo corroct, all hough thorn are a few districts, such ns two in Colorado aud ono in j Charles Jackson, t Guide & Packer, GREAT FALLS, MONT. (Unincorporated.) Paid up capital .................. ? 100,000 Individual responsibility,.. 2,000,000 W. G. CONRAD, Pros. JAMES T. STANFORD, Vico Pros, and Manager. P. KELLY, Cashior. This bank solicits accounts, and oilers to depositor.) nb; oluto security, prompt and careful attention, aud tho lhohl liberal treatment consistent with safo aud profitable bunking. Buys and sells foroigu exchange, I drawing direct on all principal Arner- Mmnesota, ubero thu lepubhcau.s uni, lt.¡lu nucl European eities, and issues democrats respectivoly, do not con j j (. h own Letters of Credit. Interest cede défaut, but tho gemerai result , paid on time deposits, emdd not bo citeclod oven should ¡ Ilio highest cash price paid for ap- thur claims provo well founded. Table by statola us follows: . States— Dein. Rep. Lewis & C larke Is Republican. Helena, Nov. 4.—Lewis,. & Clarke county gives an overwhelming ma­ jority to republican state candidates, but with many outlying precincts to hear from the result on the county ticket is uncertain, with indications favoring the olectioa of most if not all of the republican nominees. Holloway’s majority over Leslio is the sensation of tho vote, as so far revealed, the result being more than two to one in favor of the republican candidate for associate judge. -New Y o rk Is Republican. Tho Next Congress. Washington, Nov.—Although the returns from doubtful congressional districts aro slow m arriving, the indi­ cations at midnight «oro that tho re publicans could control (honext house of representatives by a nairo-v margin. In the pri-acut house, wiiti a mem borship of 257, tho republicans have 41 majority. Under tho apportion­ ment tbo Fifty eighth houso willcon- sist of 3HG members a majority of which is 194. The 13 democratic states, not counting West Virgiuta, but iucluding Missouri, have 125 rep­ resentatives. The democrats liavo carried 116 of these districts and the republicans probably five—two in ’! .nesseo,- ono id Kentucky aud two iu Missouri—with two in North Caro­ lina, ouo iu Virginia and one in Ala­ bama doubtful, according to the latest returns. To obtain a majority in tho next houso it was uecos*<;iry, therefore, for the democrats to scciro 78 votes in the north aud west. In this terri­ tory Lavo at present 52 r-presGtative3. Tho latest returns indù da that tins strength has beau bel !. with the ex­ ception of on scat each from Idaho, Montana and Nevada, u- to which ro turns at this hour are meoaclusive. 0 Adding 49 to 116 gives tho democrats 165. The democrats show they have made a gaio of three iu Pennsylvania, one in Nebraska, one iu Delaware, ono iu Wisconsin, two in Maryland, one in Colorado and probably four in Now York,- swelling the total to 178. This loaves them 16 short of a majority, with tho result in (he doubtful re­ publican* districts to he heard from and doubtful districts in thè north proved slate, county, city and school bonds anil warrauts New York, Nov. 4.—In spite of* a phenomenally large vole - in New York and in Kings county, for Bi d S. Color, democrat, the returns up to a late hour tonight indicated tho re-l and west.from which i-:urns are as election of Benj. E. Odell, .republi- yet inadequate, as follows: West Alabama ............... ............. 9 0 Arkansas ............... 0 California ............. 4 Colorado ............... ♦ » 0 Counooticut ......... ............. 11 7) Ddowure ............... ............. 1 0 Florida ................. •> li Georgia ............. ............. 11 (I Idaho ..................... 1 I ilinni&i................... ............. !l 16 Indiana ................. ............. 4 1 9 Iowa....................... ............. 1 10 Kansas ................... ............. 0 8 Kentucky ......... . .. ............. 10 1 Louisiana ............. ............. 7 » Maine..................... ............. 0 4 Maryland ............. Q 1 MsKsachuseltH . . . . ............. -l 10 Mn-Ligiau ............. ............. l 11 Minnesota ............. ............ 1 8 Misnssippi ........... ............. 8 I) .Missouri ............... ............. 15 1 Montana ............... ............. 0 1 X -hraska ............... ............. 1 7) Vi*r .1*. o Now Lhurj'shire .. ............. 0 2 New Jersey ....... i New York ............. ............. 17 20 North Carolina.... ............. 10 0 North Dakota ........ ............. 0 2 Ohio ....................... ........... 4 17 Oregon ................... ............. 0 2 Pennsylvania r .. . . ............. 4 28 Rhode Island........ ....... 1 1 South Carolina ... 0 South Dakota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 G Ten nesseo ............. ............. 7 2 Tr-xns ..................... ............. 16 0 Utah ....................... ............. 0 1 0 Virginia ...... ........... ............. 9 1 Washington.......... ............. 0 3 West Virginia ---- ............. 0 :> Wisconsin ............. ............. 1 10 Wyoming ............. ............. 0 1 y Totals ............... ........... 17:) 201 The Teton Choteau, Mont. 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VMMM i i SM The Eighth Ton nesseo and tho First and Second California districts are not included in Ibis t&blo, being das sitied still as doubtful, leaving three votes to be added to tho columB, ac­ cording to later returns. T akes U r—One gray stallion branded combination x T on high. For further particulars .call, at this office. Finest Line of WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, In Teton County. i»T* TT JJ E. H. Give Us a Cali When In Choteau. ' RKPItlvSKNTING-TIIE CHICAGO TAILORING COMPANY. - Has tho largest lino of Fall and Winter samples ever brought into the state. The Prices are Moderate and a perfect fit i s , absolutely guaranteed. Have a fine line of samples for Ladies suits, Rainy day skirts. Hold your orders until ; you soo them. ;