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WANTED—FAITHFUL PERSON to trayol for well established house in a few counties, calling on retail - merchants and agents. Local terri tory. Salary $1024 a yeur and ex penses, payable $19.70 a week and expenaos advanced. Business suc cessful and rushing. Standurd House, 334 Dearborn St., Chicago. Five hundred pairs of mon’a wool pants at 23 per ceul discount at Jos. Hirshberg & Co. L ost —Two milch cows, one red and one red and white spotted, branded J'1 on right ribs, also have other brands. $2 30 per head for information loading to their recovery G. F, S uiste , Cbotoau. Notice To Creditors. Estate of Wesley Chadwick, deceased Notice Is Hereby Given by the under signed, Administrator of of tho Estate of Wesley Chadwick, deceased, to the cred itors and to all persons having claims against the said deceased, looxliibit thorn ^ with the necessary vouchers within 4 saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaac. tats 13 H O T E L M O R T O N DU BUYER, MONT. WM. D. IIAGEN, Proprietor. First-Class in Every Respect T h e best of service^ |an d accommodation^ |to travelers. » n a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a 3 a a \ H O L D T H E F O R T . T h ree S u rvivors of the Fateful Day Meet In California. I will also run in connection with my hotol a first class smnplo room whore a choice lino of wines, liquors auei cigars will alwuys bo kept on hand. When in town drop in ut the “ K L O N D IK E .” months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at the his office in Chotean, Mont, I lie same being the phtco for tin* tnìusucijon of tho business of said estate. Dated Nov. 28 1902. T homas B rooks , Administrator of the Estate of Wusloy Chadwick, deceased. J. E. E rickson , Attorney for Administrator. First publication November 28 iir.rrznnccirzDtjncnnccKicaccnat! No novelist could draw from his im agination a more romantic incident thau the one that transpired in real life in this city on Monday. Men nioro aglow with life and the joyB of comrudship we have never met. The story of tho strange 'coincidence was 52 told ton SonF representative, b u t Col ts y y y c u y v u D a u u y u u o u y y y y y Desert Laud, Final Proof-Mice For Publication- Land OiJico at. Great Falls,Mont., ) November 19,1992. f Notice is hereby given that Alfred Harris, assignee of Henry 1). Houb, of Dupuyer, Montana, Jinn tiled notico of intention to make proof on his desert- land claim No. 0297, for the <*2 ne4 sec 1, tp 2G n, r 3 w, before A. C. Warner, U. S commissioner, at Chotenu, Mont., on Saturday, tho 3rd day of Jauuary, 1903. lie names tho following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and recla mation of said laud: August Kropp, Edwin C. Allen, of Pondera, Mont.; Henry E. Mormon, of Choicnu, Mont.; ¡William Chalmers, of Farmington, Mont. J. M. liu n u s a A M E , Register. First pub. Nov. 21. Deseri Land. Final Prooi.-Micc For Publication. United Staton Land Olli.-e, 1 Great, Falls Mont., Nov. 12,1902. J Notice is hereby given that Jonathan D. Carney of Bynum, Moiitaua, Ims tiled notico of intention to make proof on his desert-land drum No. doll), for tho w2 sw4, section 21, n2 sol, section 20, town ship 20 north, range 1 west, before A. C. Warner, U. S. Com’r at Chotenu. Monl., on Wednesday, the 21th day of December, 1902. Ho names the following witnesses to prove tho complete irrigation and recla mation of said lain I: Frnucois Truchot, Edwin Hailey, John W. Shields of Chotenu, Mont., Doe Find ley. of Bynum, Mont. J. M. Burlingame, Register. First Pub. Nov. 11. Desert Land, For Final Proef-Micc Publication United .States Land Olllce, Helena, Mont., Nov., 18, 1902. Notico is hereby given that Ida M. Dominée, assignee of Jnmo N. Fur man, of Augusta, Montana, has tiled notico of intention to make proof on her desert-land I'laim No. 3991. for the w2 no!, see. 31, tp. 21 nottii, range 8 west, before C. C. Covington, U. S. Commissioner at Augusta, Mont., on .Saturday, the 27th day of December, l')02. | She liâmes Hie following wilnes.as In prove tho complete irrigation and recla mation of mini haul: James C. Formait, Walter W. Williams, Prentiss Parker, Arthur Woods, all of Augusta, Mont. F rank D. MutAcr.E, Register. First pub. Nov. 21. ShcrHVs Sale. In the District Court of the Eleventh Judicial District of the State of Mon tand, iu nnd for (lie County of Teton. William Iiodg.-kiss, plmutitr, vs. James E. Willson, defendant. To bo sold at Kln-rilf's .Sale, on .Satur day, December 27, 1992, at 19 o'clock a, m., at the front door of the Court House, in Chotean, enmity ot I, tun. State of Montana, to the lughe»-! and hu*t ladder for cush in hand, the following described property, to-«it. Lot numbered one (1), northeast quarter of noiilr.wst quarter (ueJLi’ of mv'.ji, southeast qu irter of¡ northwest quarter tse'.j of nwl|i, and northeast quarter of southwest quarter (ne}4 of swj4) of section tlnrly-one (31), township twenty-four (21) north of range six (G) west, Montana meridian, contain ing one hundred fifty-three mid 50-100 (153.50) aerea, according to the otlicial United States survey. Dated at Chotean, Montana, Decem ber 4, 1902. GEORGE C. TAYLOR, Shenff. First publication Dec. 0. G. f, & C. TIME TABLE. Tuesday Tuesday Thursday Thursday Saturday Saturday Nor t)i Stations. South I’. A4. r. M. io r>-r» ___ 8 15 n 4:>. . . .. .. Stirling. .. . . . . 0 4 5 8 8 0 . .. Tyrrell’s Lake . . . . 1 1 05 S 1 0 . . . . . . . Brunton .. ___ 11 25 7 2.').. . . . M i l k R i v e r . . . . . . 1 2 1 0 G 2 ñ ... . . * Coutts ___ . . . . 1 0 5 5 r » o _ _ _ .Sweet Grass . . . . . 1 4 5 ú 0 0 . . . . . . . Kevin'.. .. . . . 2 45 4 1 0 . . . . Rocky Springs . . . . 3 4 5 h i:> .... Shelby Junction ___ 4 45 DAILY. DAILY. 2 üO ... ShclbyJunction .. .. 5 10 2 0 0 . . . _ _ _ G 0 5 1 2 4 0 1 12 ar» \ . * Pondera. . ) 7 80 ' j 7 50 11 8 0 . . . . . . . 8 4 5 io ir»... . . 11 Collins.. .. ___ U 35 io ir» ... . . . . 1 0 1 5 9 11l _ _ _ 1 1 2 0 8 a.T... . . Vaughan .. . . . . 1 2 0 1 7 5 < i . . . _ _ _ 1 2 4 0 7 4 5 . . . . , Great Falls . .. .12 50 A..M. A.31. Close connection make at Shelby with all trains on the C. N. Ry. Close connection made on Tues days, Thursdays and Saturdays at Lethbridge, with all trains *>n the C. P. R. •Meals. SUCIAS F O R SA L E . Tho undersigned offers for salo 400 Yearling FRENCH MERINOS These bucks uro now locatod at Pondera Station aud llioro enu be seen at any time. Add rosa Peter Eyraud, PO ND E RA , M o n tana. GE1 YOUR EXPRESS Via Choteau & Great Falls Stage, Daily, except Sunday. Rate;: reasonable. Passenger tare S3.50. T hus . A. S mith , Agent. CHAS. DAVLIN. Range between Duptiyor a n d Birch creek. Horses bramimi samo on left shoulder. P. (). address, Dupuyer, Montana. WOOLMAN & CHRISTIAN. In the District Court of the Eleventh Judicial District of the StHto of Mon- tana, ia and for the County of Telon R uortb of In the matter of the estate of John D. 1 Sun river Carnes, decessed. | Please notify Notice of publication of time appointed i owners of any for proving will. cattle picked up Pursuant to an order made by the bearing th obo clerk of said court, iu tin- absence of tlio ,,niu'ls- judge from tho county of Teton, on the 1■’ * O., Augusta, 8th day of December, 1992, notico is Montana. hereby given that Saturday, the 27th dnv ------- - ---------------- of Decomber, 1902, at in o’clock n. m., of The place to buy your quadruple eaid day, at the court room of said court, silver wnro is nt tho City Drug Store at the town of Choteau, m the county of r . . . / .f Teton, Montana, bos been appointed ns 1 [o r tho roason thnt wo havo the beB t the time nnd place for proving tho will o f. in stylo and qtnlity and guarantee enid John D. Carnes, deceased, and for nvnrT hearing the application of John H ., * ** Carnes for the issuance to him of letters i ... testamentary, when and whore any per-1 »' anted —300 head of cattle fo son interested may oppear and contest winter. Good range, open wator the BamegTEELI-NQ. MCDONALD, aiul PloutJ of kay. Address . Clerk District Court, Teton Connty,1 ' J. J . D aley , Choteau. Montana. 1 - ----------------------- Dated Decombor 8 th ,1902.' ^ I Sllk* £ uL nnd steel strings for man- G e o . H. S t a n t o n , attorney for petitioner, dolin, violiu,guitar and banjo. Every F i r s t publication December 12. string warranted at the Art Studio. ¿ - . A - ' , onel Lucus was pursuaded to furnish details for a more oxtendod narrative, which follows: At tho beginning of tho Civil War in 18’Gl three young ruon ontorod tho service. W. E. Lawless went out ob a member of tho Seventh Illinois Infantry, F. A. Wost iu the Socond Minnesota Infantry and W. V. Lucus in the Fourteenth Iowa Infantry. Their several regiments belonged to the Western armies—Sevouth Illinois and Fourteenth Iowa to the Army of tho Tennesseo and the Second Min nesota to tho Army of tho Cumberland. All suw much and hard service. Whon Sbormau was advancing on Atlanta the whole route was a con tinuous battlefield. At Allaloona Puss wore stored im mensu quautitios of rations and sup plies of different kinds, including ammunition and ordinance. Th« ag gregate value of tho Government property reached into tho millions and was iu roality the source from whence sustenance for tho advancing armies of tho Union must bo drawn. While Sherman was making one of his famous flank movements about Keuosaw mountain, by) accident those yaluablo stores wore uncovered fora dry or two, only being gu irded by a small forco, Tho mijiturt genius of Johnson discovered it an.I ho dis patched Stuart’s corps]to rush upon tho town, sweep away tho light guard and doatroy everything iu the place, which accomphahod Shor man would necessarily havo to fall back to Chattanooga or near tbore, which would bo Johnson’s oppor tunity to strike and inflict great punishment upon his adversary. General Corse wag a few rmles away with his biigado and by signal ho was ordered to mak9 haste to Allatoona, assume command and hold it at all hazards. Corso was the officer of all others to receive and execute such an order. Ho succeeded in reaching (l.o little town aud as rapidly as possible put its defences iu shape to resist tho onslaught by probably 20 000 veteran troops of Johnson’s army. Corse’s forco did not oxcoed 1500 or 1000 men. The enemy reached the environments of the town snd, after summoning Corso to ftuirondor and ho sternly and impudeutally refusing, the attack was begun. It is not exaggeration to say no micb defeuce, no such dos- pernfo fighting, no such heroism was displayed by any command as by Corse’s little band of mon cooped up iu Allatoona Pass. From the top of Keuosaw mountain, twenty miles awav, Sherman saw tho evidences of tiiu unequal and death strugglo Corse was makiug. Furious with excitement aud four thnt tho 8partaus with Corse oould not hold out until tooops who wore going nt bronk- speed to relievo them could reach them. Lawless and West wore with Corse, the latter boingn signal officer. Whou Sherman succeeded, from the top of Konesaw, in signaling Corso with the electrifying words, “Hold tho fort, I am coming,\ the little band of dust- begrimed and powder-burned heroes sot up a cheor of doiianco aud fought on. It was 'Yost who, from the parapet of tho smoke-envelopod fort, received the signal and it was-him whosonl back General Corse’s laconic but profauo answer, \I am short an oar and part of a jawbone, but cau whip h—1 yet.” Sherman’s dispatch has gone into song aud story, as tho notes rise and fall iu tho sauctuuries when the peoplo sing, “Hold the Fort, I am Coming,\ tho old Boldier’s blood tinglos and his patriotism is stirred. During tho struggle by Corse |aud his heroes, including West and Law less, Lucus was with Sherman and bolonged to one of tho columns who wont on a run to save tho bravo band and tho millions of money for Uncle Sam. Yoars after tho war closed all three of these men wont to South Dakota and belonged to the G. A. R. At tho Department Encampment in 188G held at Watertown in that State, West and Mrs. Wost were present with a fine baby boy live weeks old, who had not lieeu given a uamo. Tho com rades secured permission te christen and name tho child. In tho Court R oubq iu Watortown, bofore a packed throng, Colonel Lacas, who was De partment Commander then, dedicated tho boy to his country and bestowed upon him tho namo Allatoona Pass West. He is now nearly 17 years old, a fine and promising young rancher iu Montana. At the time of his christening the comrades raised a sum of money and deposited it iu the bank to bo kept invested until tho boy is 21 years of age. Tim a went on. W est migrated and settled at Chotoau, Montana, where he is a rancher. Lawless went still further west and settled ia Tillamook, Oregon. Lucas still livos in the Black Hills of South Dakota. A week ago he came to visit his son and daughter, A. B. Lucas and Mrs.. R. W. Allred, who purchased and live on the Strib- ling ranch, three miles out of town. About the same time Mr. West came to visit his brother, L. C. West, and sister, Mrs. Perry, who live in East Santa Cruz. Mr, Lawless is a. fine optician and in his business travels reached the town a short time before either of the others cam«. On the street Lawless spied and greeted Lucas. West had heard Lucas was iu town and was racing up and down to fiud him, which be succeecod in doing on Monday. Together thoy went to the Santa Cruz Hotel whore the third number of tho triumviate was found. The greeting was one nevor to be forgot ten by those who witnessed it. More than thirty eight years havo gono by since thoy were active actors ia one of the great tragedies of the Civil War. More than sixteen years ago they soparatod in South Dakota drifting far apart. Here in Santa Cruz with out knowledge of each others where abouts or preyious arrangements they moot to renew their friendships. The frost that uover molts has settled on their heads, but thoy rejoice that they live in a country\ which they helped to keep on the map of the world.— Santa Cruz‘(CaI.) Surf. It will be good news to tho mothers of small children to learn that croup can bo prevented. Th<j first sign of croup is hoarseness. A day or two bofore tho attack the child becomes hoarse. This is soon followed by a peculiar rough cough. Give Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy freely as soon as the child becomes hoarso, or eyeu after the rough soughs appears, und it will dispel all symptoms of croup. Iu this way all danger snd anxiety may be avoided. This remedy is used by many thousands of mothers and has uever been known to fail. It is, in fact, ths only remedy that can always be depended upon and that is ploasant and safe to take. For sale by C. H. Drake. Auyertlseot Letter List. List of letters remaining uncalled for in the postoffice at Choteau, Mon tana, for week onding Doc, 15,1.902. Boat tie, Herold E Carrier, Mario Donuolly, Mrs. Katie—2 Gray, Mitchell Potter, W L Porter, Clara Portor Smith, G I Goo, T Smith. Persons calling for the above let ters will say “advertised.” C. H. D bake , P.M. Commissioners Proceedings. Continued from First Pago.) Ordered that tho county lease from F. (3. Begin his office building on lot 4, block 12, Chotenu, for uso as oouuty at torney’s offioe, for the period of ono year from Jnnuary 1, 1903, nt S12.50 per m o n th; janitor servioe, light and bent to be furnished by the county attorney without charge to the county. Board then audited claims against county, and ordered warrants drawn in paymont of those allowed. Adjourned to 2 p. m. AFTERNOON SESSION, Board reassembled at 2 p. m., nil mem bers present. Board, then rescinded its order, mndo Decombor 9,1901, to the effect that no payments should be made for rights-of- way for couuty roads until entryman should huve made final proof on hi:» claim, nnd deeds should have been r.,;ulo by all parties interested, oovering right- of-way for an entire road, Ordered that couuty clerk draw war rant for $50.00 on the road fund, in favor of Ohns. E. Moore, on presentation of deed to county for right of-way for county road through his clnim. Treasurer’s report was then checked against county clerk’s ledgor, and bal ances were found os follows: Gonornl Fund ....................................... $ 22303 73 Contingent Fund ................................. 'ISO S3 Road Fund (general) ........................... 8557 20 District Road Funds ........................... 510 GO Bridge Fund......................................... 10 00 Poor Fund............................................ 3701 42 Sinking Fund ....................................... 3S44 SO General School Fund ........................ 0030 04 District Scliool Funds.......................... 15SS2 85 High School Fund .............. , ................ 3157 04 Institute F u n d .................................... 2 00 Stato General F u n d ............................. 0722 01 State Bounty Fund .............................. 322$ 03 Stock Indemnity Fund .................... . 5102 Stock Insp. and Dot. Fund .................. 772 23 Sheep Insp & ind fund ........................ 270 87 Fish and Game Wardon Fund .............. 3SI 70 Personal Property Taxos,.................... 384 03 Kingsbury deposit (or Bard taxos ........ 480 00 Total..................................................$ S9C42 15 . Adjourned to 10 a. m., Dr camber 9. EIGHTH DAY. December 9,1902. Board met at 10 a. m., all members present. Cnsb iu bnmls of tho treasurer, in cur rency, checks nnd bank statement was then counted and found correct, corres ponding with balances,and tbo treasurer’s roport w e b approved and ordored filed. Adjourned to 2 p. m. AFTERNOON SESSION. Board reassembled at 2 p. m., all mem bers present. Ordorad that the oounty clork give 30 days’ notico by publication in th* official paper of tbo sale nt pablio auction of the following renl estate, acquired by Teton county by tax sale deeida: Lot 10, block 4, original townaite of Cbotoau. Lots 9.10,11 nnd 19, block 38,Hazlett’s second addition te the town of Gkotean. North half of northwest quarter, n o rth west q u arter of nortbonst q u arter of sec tion 13, township 24 n o rth, range 7 west. Ordered that county treasurer mnko tho following transfer of funds from the general road fund: To road district No. 1 fund, $910.10. To road district No. 2 fund, S110G.73. To road district No. 3 fund, $165.40. Lenses of Mary M. Snlgrove, for b u ild ings for hospital, nnd F. C. Begin, for offioe for county attorney, were approved nnd signed. Board then rejected proposal for care and burial of county poor subm itted by Angus Bruce, and awarded contract for same to Aunie N. Austad. Board then rooousidered its action in' rejecting reports of viewers of two roads | in vicinity of section 7, township 25 north of range 5 west, nnd decide'd to havo a re-hearing of parties interested at a special meeting to be called later. Annie N. Austad presented contract for care of poor ot SG.75 per weok per capita, nnd for burial of paupers at $34.00 per capita, for tbo year 1903, accompanied by bond in tho sum ot $1,000.00, with Julius H irshberg and Henry Boaupre, ns sure ties. Contract was signed and boud ap proved. Board thon audited nceouuts of its members aud ordered warrants drawn in payment of same. Adjourned to 8 p. m. EVENING SESSION. Board reassembled at 8 p. m. Presont, Chairman 0. B. Perkins, Commissioner M. Connelly nnd tho clerk. The following order was mnde: Whereas, a vacancy exists in the office of the superintendent of schools of Teton county, Montana, for the term commenc ing with the first Mondny Mn January A. D. 1903. t.y roason of a tie vote oast for the candidates for said office nt tho eleotion he'd November 4th, 1902, as shown by the records of tho board of oanvasser6 of said connty, I t is therefore ordered, in accordance with the provisions of Section 1171 of the Political Code of Montana, that Rebecca Acton, of Toton county, Montana, bo nnd she is hereby appointed to fill such va cancy for said term,commencing with tho first Monday in January, 1903. Tho minutes of the meeting wore then read nnd approved, and the board then adjourned tho regular Decomber meeting sino die. D u ring tho meeting warrants woro or dered drawn us follows: GENERAL FUND. Geo C Taylor, board of prisoner*. . . . J IS Delians, J P foes. . ...................... Goo W-Magoo, J P fees ....................... Alex Yulo, Juror foes, Stato ve. Phlppcn & Nacoy .................... . ........................ Thos McGovern, same ........................ M Tlioe Mnnix, same .................. Jacob Lauder, snmo............................. Daniol N Miller, snmo.......................... Joe Honnoborry, eanio.......................... Wo Dawee, J P foce ........................... Edwin Pottigrow, fees epcl constablo Stato ve Casey nnd Kcunorly ............ Frod Sullivan, fees epcclnl constable, Stato vs IV U Fox................................ Wm Dawes, foos nnd milengo acting coroner .......................................... Wm Smith, coffin unknown man ........ John Flahorty, digging grnvo,unknown man........... . ....................................... TI ioh M Garland, coronor'e juror, uu- known man inquost ......................... DP Smith, same .............................. Ed Pottigrow, snmo .............................. Jos Escallier, same ............................. Clarence Young, same.......................... Matt Knssoll, sumo .............................. Parrott & Monde, shroud .................. W J Mayo, convoying body................. II F Guth, coronor's juror, Ott inquost, 2 days............................................... Wm Aylward, snmo .............................. F M Nnccy, snmo ......... . ....................... ChnB llilgor, enmo................................ Matt Kassoll, sumo .............................. Thos Pettigrew, eamo ........................ J E Wobb, sorvievs dep elk court........ Paul Menset, conveying body Swuct GrnsB to Shelby................................ (3-12.50 disallowed, overcharge) John Schntuuo, pest houso gnnrd, Cut Bank ....................................... . ........ M McLeod, email pnx nurse, Cut Hank, O K Pngsley, team h ire ........ . .............. P P Leo Mer Ce, suppliessmall pox FrodC Kruck, removing carcass........ Choteau Mer Co, supplies ..................... Roy .McNeill, cleaning school house after election .................................... S M Corson, services rogistry ng6nt It Fngorli, t-amu .................................... B O Trcscott.snmo................................ John S Lane, same ............................. Olo Wugnild. same.......................... . C J Kinna, same .................................. O A Cowloy, Baino ................................. T W Luce, enme ................................. Thos M Garland, eamo ....................... If L Hailnday, same ........................ S D Somes, same .................................. A E Allison, rent of lionsc, election __ E D Jones, snmo................................... Chas F Green, sam e............................. Sam Griffiths, same .............................. Mountain Meadow Camp, bamo ......... Cat Bank Mor. Co„ stationery for olcction ............................................. P P Leo Mor Co, mutcriul for booth __ Independent Pab. Co., poll hooks, etc A F Richards, matting election booth,',. John Scliuliiie, pest tionso guard Octo ber and November .......................... W II Fincher, making election1 booths Thos Brooks, board of health expenses. Fannie E Chcnowcth, office expenses.. T A Smith, making election booths __ H Bcaupro, meals for jurors................. Byron Corson, telephone rent ............ Wm Hodgskiss, rent of court houso... Mary M Sulgrove, rent hospital nnd damages ............................................. James Sulgrove, office expenses .......... J W Shields, blue prints for co. clerk.. W B Wine, med serv Salois ranch ....... J M Laughlln, messenger to Commis sioner Perkins ................................. A II Gamble, mnking olection booths . Northwestern Stamp Works, rubber stamps and Ink pads. . ...................... W N R ubso U, oxtrn janitor work. . . Thompson & Ferris, coal for jail .......... S McDonald, telegrams ....................... Wm Hodgskiss, meals for jurors and llv.ry ........................ . ...................... C H Connor, lnmbcr for booths........... Harris Bros, supplies ........................... Jacob LaniTcr, mnking booths and posting notices .................................. Philip Tate, messenger to Commission er Perkins......................................... T J Moore, milk for poet houso ............ D Sinclair, wood for snmo .................. Chas llilgor, cleaning school houso aftor election ......... .'. ....................... J E Riddle, board and bedding small The Beaupre\ House C h o t e a u , M o n t a n a . U N D E R N E W M A N A G E M E N T . First class in every respect. Board by day or week at reasonable rates. J ' À U P R E P r o p r i e t o r . 205 50 0 00 10 00 4 50 1 50 I 50 1 r.o 1 50 1 50 05 00 15 00 12 00 44 GO 15 00 9 35 1 50 1 50 1 60 I 50 1 50 1 50 1 00 1 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 ! , 3 00 3 00 .TOO 37 50 24 00 i PWPb, MINNCAPOU5 SHCCPStMN TANNCRV. I CAPACITY 3 0 0 Q P c t - T S PER \>AV KILL T H E B R U T E ! SKIN HIM PROPERLY AND SHIP HIS SKIN 1 AND A .LL OTHER F O R S . iD E S . P E L T 5 . W O O L » 70 THE SHIPMENT HOUSE M = M I L L Ä H F Ü R 4 W 0 0 L 6 Minneapolis. Minn THERE'S MONEY IN IT -«*■■■■•■ »0* .— n -- - Write: for Circular. m GRA VPS & C O L i q u o r Dealers, mo*. CHOTEAU. MOST AM. ¿ess** We wish to call your attention to tbo fact that we keep one of the largest and most complete stock of Wines, Liquors and Cigars in Teton county. We handle only the purest and best. All whiskey is pure when it is made, mid you can buy it pure if you buy it bottled in bond. Whiskey bottled in bond means that the pure articlo is transferred from the barrel to the bottle in the Gov- CHimont Bonded Warehouse under the supervision of a United States guugor. The whiskey bus uever been tnmpcrcd with, nnd it must fc-ivo ago before (he government will allow it to be bottled. There is a government stump planed over the mouth- of each bottle which guarantees age, pnrily, proof aud measurement. We make make a speoialty of bonded goods nnd our prices will compete with the lowost. S3??' 30 00 125 00 20 00 23 75 5 00 37 95 3 00 00 00 25 00 GO 00 35 00 _ 25 00 25 Ofl 50 00 35 00 00 00 25 00 25 05 5 0(7 5 0J 5 00 7 50 15 00 4 M 7 50 54 00 3 00 120 00 5 09 1 75 11 25 3 50 ¿7 00 33 00 404 00 37 50 33 35 5 00 5 00 0 00 4 50 20 80 20 00 90 57 3 25 212 50 4 00 3 35 11 00 3 00 20 30 5 00 5 00 THE CLUB SALOON, ^ W . D. HAGEN & CO., Props. S Finest Wines, Liquors | and Cigars. | f i Lem p ’s Justly Celebrated Lager Beer, sj H in Keg and Bottles. C H O T E A U , - - M O N T A N A . Q M O N T A N A . Montana Brewing CoM Browers and Bottlers of Kegs and Bottles. All\ Orders for Kog and Botllod Boor promptly attended to. L\ 0. B oa 7G. PJiono 210. Great FallB, Montana. F I N E A R T PHOTOS' AT THE S T U D I O L a G R A N D E , our We received TWO FIRST PREMIUMS work at the Fair. GREAT FALLS, (W. H. CLINKENBEARD, Prop.) pox patienta. Cat Bank .................. 47 GO A C Warner, office exponsos .............. 1(0 91 A C Warner, office supplies ............ . 4 55 John Jackson, Sr, election jndgo...... 15 09 Chas P Crone, sntno.......................... 00 Byron Coraon. eamo ........................... 0 00 T J Moors, e^ m e ............................... 9 00 Chandler Smith, same ........................ 9 00 ZhasF Greon, same ........................... 9 00 (Continued on Pngo Two.) f Boutilier & Pence, Eontractors and Builders, Jobbing Promptly Attended to. Estimates Cheerfully Given. Designs Furnished if Desired. C H O T E A U , M O N T A N A , . Ä4fY. ¿a? sA'ífetfe, : , wfcir -à-i.ï»Sv^<sjrtew » % y, ** * ~ ,r . ..Vt—
