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7{Z£ ■ '- , y . : - . - r m m M S k M •¿*VTHE MINT’V* M IL L E R & L O N G M U IR , Proprietors. KENTUCKY W HISKY, CALIFORNIA W INES, DOMESTIC CIGARS. M ONTANA BEER, Brewed from Montana B a r l e y . Corner Main and Conrad Streets, Clioteau, Montana. HEURE DRUGS and MEDICINES 8 Don’t overlook the cup and saucer that will be given, away with every $5.00 and over purchase of dry goods on Dec. 22, 23 aud 24 at the Chateau Mercantie Co. 1 0 9 9 3 9 a 9 9 a 9 9 0 9 3 3 9 0 9 X i O a & 3 9 3 Q O B & W * X } & S i 3 9 & 3 3 D O O & 2 3 0 9 9 9 l The G e m , MRS. ED. DENNIS, Proprietor B R E A D F O R S A L E Firstclass Restaurant .... Under New Management. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Cniciue Unsnrpsá 6 cece€ceceeeeeecc©ceec©ec©osG€cecc€cecccoce©ecc' 03S*a®aO »a9»a0303©»3®»3033©930333®»03TOÍ>030»-3&aO®¡W ®a2 T h e C o r n o C o m p a n y . . Great Falls, Montana. W e . fram e Pictures correctly and keep a com p lete stock of A rtists’ sup plies and Pictures. W e carry a full line of W in d o w Glass, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Varnishes, etc. I 8 O u r stock of W a ll Paper is unusually § large and attractive. Send for Sam p les. » T h e handsom est and best arranged store of the kind in M o n tana. Call & s e e it. ecceeceecceececoEcsecceccccceccccccccccsess&fCcsececo i t The Art Studio Another shipment of Framed • Studies just received. Our price • \ as usual is lower than the lowest \ $ From 55c and up. J M rs. E. N . H A U G E N , Choteau, Montana. >•033- Over three thousand pounds o f ' Christmas candies ut tho City Drug ¡(if About 2 dozen framed special price 75c at the Art studies Studio. W e have the only stock of real China in the city at the City Drug Store. The finest assortment of Xmas goods can be seen at the Choteau Mercantile Co. Store. A swell lino of men’s ties—all (he newest—first come first served. Jos. Hirshberg & Co. - Toys till you can’t rest—bring the children to see our big lino of toys. Jos. Hirshberg & Co. C. 'J. Kinna, of Lowrv, was a busi ness visitor at the county seat a couple of days this week. Parties havingpipe wrenches owned by Byroa Corson will please return same at once and avoid trouble. Now is the time to buy your Christ mas present, because you cuu buy at eastern prices at the City Drugstore. F ob S ale —One liyery barn One house and four lots. For further particulars inquire at this office. Do not overlook the babios at Christmas time, we have everything for the little ones at the City Drugs Store. Lawrence Davis left here Tuesday morning for Preston, Washington, where he will visit his brother, Ed Davis, for a couple of weeks. Alex Tula reurned to his homo at the Dupuyer saw mill. His daughter, Miss Marion, who has been on the sick list here for several days, is con siderably better. Brown and Parker are getting out fire wood and fence posts at the Willow creek grade and are prepared to fill ordors, large or small, for material of this description. The young men of Choteau will give a dance at the town hall on December 31,1902. This will bo the last dance you’ll g et tbiB year. Como and enjoy yourself. L ost —An old brown recitation book, entitled “ Choice Solectious,” and a large blue book also containing recitations. Also a copy of Barrabas by Marie Corelli. Finder please return to Mrs. Erickson. John Souci. a dago, was sentenced to 60 days in the couuty jail for assault in the third dogree by Justice Dawes, of Shelby, and was brought to Choteau last Saturday by Deputy Burbank to serve out his timo. It may be quite possible that small pox has stalked through this couuty aud about town during the past week A number of Cree Indians havo beon in town and rumaging through tho country, all to no good purpose. W . H. Bell and W. Cury, horse buyers from Medicine Hat, N. W. T , were in town a couple of days this week, a id left Woduesday for Mis soula to look over a bunch of about 1000 horses that are reported to be for sale. They expect to return to this section in a couple o f weeks Sheriff-elect C. W. Taylor has an nounced the appointment of James M. Wilcox as deputy at Sholby. We believe Mr. Wilcox will make a good officei,and sincerely hope his admin istration will be as satisfactory .to the people of the couity as has been Deputy Sheriff Moberly’s. Thos. McGrath arrived here last evening from Great Falls and bus entered upon his duties as head mix ologist at the Club saloon. Mr. McGrath was formerly a resident of Neihart and has many friends among the old timere who used to make that camp their headquarters. a C H O T E A U H O U S E W m E C o d g s l c i s s 3 ? r o ; p . Centrally Located, and tlie Best Accommodations of any House in the County. Service and Cuisine surpassed hy no other House. I_iic| u o r s a n d C i g a r s Furnished for the Convenience of its Customers. Livery and Feed Stable Run in Connection. Largest and most Convenient Bara in Town. Careful and Painstaking man in charge. „Reasonable Charges. Christmas eve the school children of Bynum will render a literary pro gram at tho school bouse to be followed by a basket supper and Christmas tree. Afterwards a dauce will be given. The ontire neighbor hood will parcipitate in the evening’s amusements and every one is cordially invited to be present. Major It. A. Allen, of Dupuyer, was a visitor at Choteau ou Woduesday aud Thursday of this week. SUITABLE Sheriff George C. Taylor returnod Weduesday evening from a short business trip to Great Falls. It is a pleasure for us to show you our Christmas goods, whothor you buy or not at tho City Drug Store. Mrs. W . Bruce has been seriously sick with erysipeluB for sevorul days past, but is now considerably better. A marriage license has been issued to Austin 11. Fisher of CutBuuk, and Miss Bertha Uczalio Luuck, formerly of Ackley, Iowa, Aire, iletta K. Bnrtou is iu (owu from Great Falls attending to matters of bqsinces. She will return to the Falls tomorrow. S U G G E S T I O -FOR- C H R I S T M A S BK Et a a B s s E g B S M a n s H c a g s ig t a m irftG V B igBiB'Egra Dr Long has- puivha.-.’ i I'm nld Huzletl prop’-i ;, ii\xt to l.i.ms Sul grove’s, anti intends fixing it up for au ollico unci residen co. Mrs. Lnckhuit and son loft Cho teau last Tuesday morning for Cali fornia where they will spend tho winter with relatives. Miss Machie, of Pondera, was in town Weduesday, on ber uuytoGreat Fulls, whero sho will visit uilh roiu- tives for a few weeks. Fon R est — Two sheds. Each are capable of accommodating .'1000 sheep with from 100 to 150 tons of buy ut beds. W alter C lark , IJ 3 nu in. Wo have tho largest and I test selected slot k of Christmas goods that over came to Teton county at pricos to suit your pocket at the City Drug Store. O. G. Cooper and wife have gouo to California nimm they will remain for fieyoral weeks, li is probable they will also visit Mr. Cooper’s cousin ut Honolulu befoie their return to Clu - loan. Arlio Moore is determined to make a disturbance at tho concert Sulur duv evening. It is said that ho is not satisfied with thouoiso ho can inahoon the drum so intends to bring asmall cannon with him to use in easo of emergency. Parties knowing themselves in dobtud to tho firm of W. D. Hugon & Co., are boroby uotiliod to settle their accounts at once. After Junu ary JL 6 t all unsettled bills will bo placed iu the hands of an attorney for collection. Their Report Filed. Deputy Sheriff Burbank come in last evening from Pondera having in cuato ly Chas. GibsoD, an employee at Callahan’s camp. Gibson is slightly demented and an examination will probably be held today. The rumor that Gibsoa has been assisting Ferg in editing the Shelby Independent is untrue, as it will probably not be be necessary to send the unfortunate man to Warm Springs. In Justice Magee’s court at Du puyer last Saturday, Peter Marceau and Sam Choate were bound over to the district court in the sum of $500. The defendants are accused of steal ing a buck, the property of F. D, Cooper. Choate was able to furnish bonds but Merceau could not rustle the required amount and was brought oyar to Choteau tho first of tho week by Deputy Dean and is now a star boarder at the Hotel de Taylor. The commisMiouern appointed by Judge D. F. Smith ut the last termed court, to ascertain the damages caused by tho buildingcf uu irrigation cauat through tho lands of W. H. Franklin by Byron B. Rogers, liavo filed their report with the clorli of the dialrict court. Their iiudings wore us follow s : Wo the undersigned duly appointed commissioners in the mutter of the above entitled cause, met as per ap pointmeut on tho 15th day of Decern ber, 1 DU 2 , ut the house of W. 11 Franklin, uud proceeded to examine tho lands through which right of way is Bought Wo decided to accept the state ments set forth iu tho complaint uad answer ns evidence, and adjourned to moot at Clioteau, Dec. JGtli at 10 o’clock u. m. on which date after duo deliberation wo found ub follows: 1 —Thatdefenduut will bo damaged by said right of way in an amount which we estimate to bo thirty one and 25 100 dollars ($31 25). 2— That defendant will ho damaged through tho segregation of his lauds by such right of way in an amount which wo estimate to be fifty dollars (*-50 00). 3— That plaintiff be required to construct two ( 2 ) subst mtiul bridges and maintain the sumo across any ditch which plaintiff may construct upon said right of way at points to be designated by defondeut. 4— That plaintiff be required to construct such ditch in a mauuor not to interfere with any system of irri gation maintained hy (lie defendant. 5— That said right of way bo twenty fivo (25) feet wido through tho lauds of defendant. Respectfully submitted, J ames D rink wine , , W alter M athews ,* J. W. S hields . The greatest chance of the year to select from our magnificent stock of Christmas Novelties. Every department is being filled to its fullest capacity. Also an unsurpassed line of all-the year-round goods. If you find it difficult to decide upon an appropriate gift, step in and let us offer you some suggestions as to how you can make your presents a last- ing'and a pleasurable remembrance. ■ p i»y* w JuraKpauggHi t Little Folks' Toys. Rocking Uoi-sc«, ............................... $2.50 and up Shwflics............................................. 1.05 and up Doll B u g g ies..................................... bOe and up Doll Go-car i s ..................................... S0c and up Undressed Doll--, leather body . . . . 1.25 ami up Fancy Dressed D o l l s ...................... Ton and up Rubber Dulls..................................... 20 c and up Rubber Rattles ................................. 25c and up RuSb'r IL i'L ..........................i ......... 25c and up .Tuck-’n-t Iu - B o x ............................... 25c and up Wooden Furniture, parlor s e t ........ 7.»c and up Tron Savings Bunks .......................... nOc and up Fancy H o r n s .................................... \>0c and up China Dishes in fancy sets .. .*. ----- 50c. and up Drums ................................................ 50c and up Trucks............................................... 1.75 and up Wooden W heelbarrow ..................... 25c and up These are. just a few of the many Toys we have to show. W e do not have the space to give Hie pm- s and descriptions ol them all. Cali and let us show you and make you prices that will siiipii.su. We have all kinds' of (lames, Wooden Chairs, Desks, Tin and Iron Toys, also a fine assortment of Books, cte. S u itable Gifts .for Ladies and G e n tlem e n . Smoking Cases, Neck Tic Cases, Coller and Cull Boxes, Toilet Cases, T 'i'et Sets, .lev.-. 1 Boxes. T- ink-t Civ-es. 1 {.imlkcrchief Boxes, <;in\e Boxes, Manicure Cases, \\ irk Boxes, Fanny Neck Scarf, Pair of Kid (¡loves, Nice Silk Mu tiler, Nice Pair of Slippers, Smoking Jacket, Pair of i*i loves. Pair of Suspenders, A Swell Neck Tie. A (¡old Watch. Gents and Boys Clothing. W e have the largest and most up-to-date line of Gents’ and Boys’ Clothing in Teton county. A s we do not have the room to give prices, we invite you to call and sec our stock. Gents' Furnishings. Fancy Sw e a ters....................................$2.00 and up Fancy Suspenders ................................. 75c and up Fancy Cotton llose................................ 25c and up Fancy Neck T ies ................................... 25c and up Fancy Mulllors....................................... 50c and up Fancy Gloves......................................... 1.25 and up Fancy S h irts......................................... 75c and up Shoe Departm e n t. Ladies’ White Toe Slipper...........................$2.00 Ladies' Black Enamel Slippers................... 1.50 Ladie-.' Black Beaded Slippers................... 2.50 Ladies’ Dress Shoe 1 ......... ........................... 4 .00 Ladies' Street Shoes ................................... 2.75 Misses’ Biaek Slippers ................................... J.25 .Misses' Dress Shoes..................................... 2.25 Gents' Enamel Dress Shoes ........................ 4.50 Gents’ Vici Dress Shoes.............................. 3.50 Gents’ Cordo.van Walking Shoes................. 5,00 Gents’ Fancy Velvet Slippers .. . . .............. 1.00 Boys’ School Shoes ..................................... 2.25 Silks and Dress Goods. Pair of Pillow Sehaincs, A Gold rinvili. Curiiion Covers, Silk Waists. Fine Gold Watch, Gold Chain, Scarf Pin, Cut Glass Water Set, Silver Table Set, Fur Collerette, \ Di-'-ss Pattern, A F.m :y Dish. Box of Candy, Gold Locket. Cup and Saucer. Reading Chair. A Nice Book, Brier .Pine, 'Shaving Cases. A Ni'-e Cap, Pair (¡oíd Culi' Buttons, t-ilk Handkerchiefs, .-shaving Mug, Box <>r Good Cigars. We can supply your wants in any of the gifts nvmtioned, and a great many more. Give us a call. We can satisfy your want'. st 1 - •; isnzzxzsu. Crape de Chine Silk ...................... $1.25 per yard Tafeta Silk, all colors .................. Pile per yard 2!-ineli China Silk, all colors........ 60c per yard .■¡s-ijich Wool Henrietta, all colors. One per yard t’s-im-ii Wool Albotro-s. all colors. G5c per yard .‘!’s incli Wool Crape d.- ( ’ him* ....... 90c per yard We have a nice line of Wool Suitings, in heavy and light weights, also trimmings to match. Domestics. ' Apron Gingham.............................. Gc per yard Blue Prints, Sc t o ........................... 12^c per yard Ik.dine , all colors ...................... 15c per yard .................... 10c per yard ' ’lvtons. .Ml col or.- 30-inth JVceales ........................ Light Colored Outing Flannel .. Fruit-of-tho-Loom Muslin ......... Good Qurii’ y Feather Ticking.. trash Toweling .......................... Blent hod Bed Sheets, each ....... Pillow Cases, per pair ................ 15c per yard 10c per yard . 10c per yard . 18c per yard . 12Ac per yard 60c each ................. 25c FOR SALE. T h e above suggestions cover only, a few of the m a n y nice goods t h a t can be seen in our store. N e w goods are com ing in every day. E v e ry day we can show som e thing new in goods, q u a lity and prices. W e have the largest stock of Furniture in Teton county, and th e lowest prices. W e can save you at least 3 0 per cent on every d o lla r ’s w o rth of goods you buy from us. If you can not come and see for yourself, send us your m a il orders. T h e y w ill receive prom p t attention. 1280 acres of land with GO sharosof Eldorado water. J. E. W ebb . FOR SALE, FOLLOW THE CROWD TO THE A well improved ranch of ICO acres adjoining the Choteau townsito. Call on J. G. Bair. . wtf. A BARGAIN. I have a complete 12 foot bar outfit iu good condition for side cheap. W m . II odoskiss . Choteau,; Mont. J -V. 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