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The Montanian and Chronicle (Choteau, Mont.), 02 Jan. 1903, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053029/1903-01-02/ed-1/seq-2/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
m - U fe *0 $ ' ’ •’ ' & = . A. * V •;i>f:e;S:.C:S-:ëe£Æ&£S-:e-*£$£S;S\S-e'Çc-«-i<*'*«33333333333333333333333<ij «V Î ! . w m « fl* <r» m m A» HAKET HATMES * Plastering, Stucco, Lathing, C h i m n e y Building, Stone and Concrete work. Estimates Furnished. CHOI' EAU, MONTANA. <*£:£■ £ €•.&£•£•&£-■&£• S-íS-S-5-SSC-S-íf S-efrS'»'*'*3333-53 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 F i : KST a n y p : r t isiN t; m k - n I <1 i ' M IX TKTOX COLTXT Y ¡1 LAKG KST Cl RCC LATI OX lU Subscriptum S2.Ü0 per yea” The Greatest Bargain Tie Montami ani Ciroiicle. [(’oiiholulatiMl J u in 21,1901.] BY C. E. T R E S C O T T . TUo Teton Chrouiclo nod Tho Shoiby Nows, Consolidated January 3,1901. PubliFhûü every Friday at Chotean, Teton County, Montana. Kntered at tho popt’oftico a t Cliotoaa, Mon tana, os recoud ciana matter. FUI DAY, JANUARY 3. 1ÍH*. Subscription $2.00 i>i*r annum. Advertinint; ratea ou application. ALL A fnKKTLSIN fj U ILLS PAYAHLE TJIK 1ST OF EACH MONTH. Sale in Montana. . mf . n s :>o sito p > m kx .s mi M i m s , LA 1*1 on snoKs. I. \ DJKS .S',1 7.\) .tn11 LA DiKS' I'F i . I' 'Jnl* .slim S MKX s KLRT LOOTS. L’KKMAX M>X «\i. ..¡id - JIK.W V OYKIislllKi’S, [TX MKRSI f I RTS, - CANVAS oo VI’S iL.'Xl. *1.77) ill d CANVAS VKSTS. $2 00 1.7) 0 1.07) 1.00 1.00 .7 lie 1.00 10c. •10c 2.00 77)c K F o r 30 D a y s , 10 p e r c e n t , d i s - a K c o r n ! o n a l l S h o e s . g t it will Pay You to Examine my Stock and Prices before Buying Elsewhere. W B . L . S M I T H . B y n u m . M o n t . ft â>.’ *1 GO TO THE F k R r F! iicstJi© It in being rumored that thecouuty Hcut tight will coma up two years from now and that a town to the south of us ou (ho railroad will bo iu tho (¡old for tho county seat. Oilers have boon made already that if they can yet tho support of tho northsido voters, as soon ns a county enu Lo curved out of the noith side we will yet their support ou the division question —Shelby correspondent to tho Dupuyer Acantha. Well, well, now! Wouldn’t that jar you? So Shelby and tho north sido voters are asltcd to combine with Pondera and movo tho county seat aro they? In return a county is to ho formed with the alkalai flat right square in tho center of it Ilcully, that sounds to us liko a load! Shoiby aud Pondera poll only about one-fifth of the votes of iho county, at.d cyou with thu a.*>.M-»lauco of Magee and his new paper it is im possible for us to figure I'uudora can expect to : necessary two thirds vote county scat away from However, wo aro much pleased bo cause Magee’s correspondent has giTen tiie snup away. out how i eivo the ■ take the Choleau As a clincher for tho argument against tho “mergor” it can bo truth fully stated thut sinco tho Great Falls <Si Canada railway has passed into the hands of the Great Northern the price of a car of coal at Collins has I more thnn doubled. This is a fa«', __ 1 ,7/ ^VÍ7! V m TR v 7l TV ^ /N \ - - -, ' -\cw — ^ — a — — _ vM/'XM/C- v\f£ V« f¿ \>i¿ VM/pV\í¿ ? l^ ?/\N ^)\Ñ v’-X ?l\\ ?)X ï>\< Thanking you tor your liberal patronage in the past, and hoping to have the pleasure to serve] you the coming year, we wish you all A Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year. JOS. H1RSHBERG & CO. CHOTEAU, MONTANA, r~> i. nn . n . [j j i and wo givo it out for thonformation i j W\ For all kinds Fresh and Salt Meats, But- ¡M 0 rthoaostatogovernors who aref.gh- \ U. ter nad Eggs. SPUCIM, J’i.'ll'K.s TO J? i N'll i I ! I,',s ..ml lin’l l'.I.-h CK.I'KKS who Ii 113 L ing the ‘•coinlnaatiDii” ho as to aid J them 111 Ilnur «if\rts to prevent tho I 0 As- in lAIK'l'. (,) t A \ I 1 I 11 v>. < ash l.ilil Ini'J.i'i ( Hides. jj merging of nulro'uis and money intoj^^^^^^ G O R H A M B R O T H E R S , P r o p r ieto r . f j us few I imj .I s a-. pu>'Sil)lu. True, they ÜX.&3 P-iy the Canuck nuners twice as much '¿ B B Av ■i'AN / £ * U/ \kf 4* . fO* . . , •- . pt* . Of , taf * . *-t , 0S r «Cb» Or fil> * ^ fi\< . ¿zi. ¿z*. ¿r* - ^ vfT T- -Í îiC* 'ii *vUT* 'ST*'** F. C. B : 2 G I ‘T H E O L D R L I A B L E ” f f i f(k « / P A I N T E R A i ^ D D E C O R A T O R f : \è/ ^ ! f for mining a cm load as did -tho old 1 Hiipuny, but (lie coal is of uo better quality. The* local cuiillianlers have merged theirmterc'sts ami now charge lioul)!«! what lliey ilid a week ago for hauling a cur load of black diamonds from Collins to Choleau, though Iho roul is now moro than two miles sliorli r. Now these aro nothing but ict« and cannot bo truthfully contra \t/ HOUSE, SIGN and CARRIAGE PAINTING g i t / Estimate:; on Contracts Cheerfully Given. m dieted; neither can it ho claimed in e\ii uiia'ion til'd Ih* co 1 ! is of !>;;t- f \ \ te i t / \t) Paper Hanging & Frescoeing aSpecialty '?> it/ * SHOP OPPOSITE COURT ROUSE, CHOTEAU, SORT. I! '•“»(»»»i.»«^ T.-t j r . z cos! i>f a carload «.f coal wo ’•\¿Vy ‘ * W • ^ ^«2? — K - » — . * 2 < ' ¿a'' ^ ‘ ' J«* * 7 ) 1 .. r ipr'.hl y than h ‘lotoforu Ih'i.' in Cho'erii Lethbridge coal costs about double what it «loes iu Great Falls, though wo aro nearer tho mines. s doubled tho had in- ^*, »^*\* «990. - '> m <•> -^5»■<— ' • i»s 'r J 't*0 '* ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Remember tho big sale is on at the Chotean Mercantile Co. F or S ale .—A ranch of 1(10 acres, on Sheep creek, near Dupuyer. For particulars cull at this office. A. largo number of ChoteauiteH wont over to Augusta yesterday to attend the dance given there last evening W. M. Fostor, who has beeu ser iously ill for tho puBt week, is re ported as icstiug some easier this afternoon, but is not yet considered out of danger. Wm. Ivrofft writes back from New York that himself and wife are j ten«!«<1 to purchase and so ,vo are thoroughly enjoying their visit in the ugm Ihc merger, and if thoso honor- ableg>weinor« 11 fmesani willsuhpœna 1 us ticen and uidougo iu atlvauco) we I A|** :'riaii'7 ul)llt'(ir against the dotes (« ted merger. T . W . O L E S O îi. W . K. R U S S E L L .3 Okot 2 « i • ^ ^ ^ “''\■'»«T*-'* Wl i'iyuitlUU, IJUV|I|{J UUÜU C i r a i m ^ £ established November ]7>, lSUlì, by Iho Helena Herald, the pioneer newspaper of Montana, having boon I1';.-.!« Bros, is no more, it having 2| . T T v T m r r n \ i tí .* ti rr « iTriTTin n T i T i n n n '» m o i T C i I «led pubhcfition Oil Saturdav, a P A I N T E l f b , P A l L i m l . r T j E L à & D E G O I v À I li K S .^ I fjl»1<„iher27, ÜI 02 . Tho Associated I’re-n fr-inchiso, tho printing plant and (.(her property of .the Herald *1 lx tX *jSign and Vehicle Painting a Specialty.J ® Estimates Cliocriully Furnished on all Kinds of Work« Office at the Choteau House. has tieen purchu.sod by tho Helena Uecortl, which will publish an oven- iug as well as a morning paper. ¿SÏ65ntïi^ïiSîK\S'«S'iiKtf«k«k&^«lk>.îiAïtïtïSiïiS'ÂS54SS$t'ïsîiït$tîtïîïiî<SîCS5RÂiS Wo have been successful iu s e e r ing correspondents at Farmington and Belloviow, who will koop our readers posted on the happenings in their respective neighborhoods. We are anxious now’ to got correspond ents iu other portious of tho county. Can’t you assist us? east, aud thut they will probably re main there until spring. Owing lo tho prevalence of small pox in this neighborhood, tbo public schools of Choteau aro hereby or dered closed until Monday, January 12, 1003. By ordor of the Teton County Board of Health. T . B rooks , Secretary. County Physician T. Brooks re ports four cases of smallpox among the Creo breeds in the northwest part of town, and also four cases among tho breeds at tho mouth of tho Teton canyon. Both places have been quarantined and guards sta tioned to see that tho quarantine regulations are not violated. Every precaution possible will be taken to keep tho disoaso from spreading. Yesterday was tho first day of tho new year, ami from this on it should be recuomborod that venison may be dear meat. The Eighth Legislativo Assembly will meet in the new capitol at Helena nest Monday. Wo wish you all a happy and a prosperous now year. Remember (o writo it'1903. Deputy Sheriff Chas. F. Moberly, of Shelby, h'as returned from Clarks- ton, Wash., where he arresleil V. M. Pyalt, a former resident of Shelby, on a warrant charging him with the crimo oi rape, committed on tho per son of Blanch Herald, at present a resident of Great Falls. Pyalt’s ex amiuatiou is set for tomorrow (Sat urday) at Shelby, but on the adyico of Lawyer Bair, who has been en gaged to defend the case, the ex- amiuatisu will be waived and the trial will be had at the next term of the district court. Pyatt claims to be innocent and says he fyill ba able to prove it at the proper f*We- vV?' .. **•* ^ , i-lj.»' School Fund Apportionment. County Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Fuunio E. Chenoweth baB ap portioned the money in the general school fund to tho various districts of the county, as follows: No. 1, Choteau ......................... §1827.22 No. 2, Dupuyer......................... 1765.13 No. 3, Marias ........ . .................. 363.67 No. 4, Bolleview....................... 816 01 No. 5, Burton Bench .............. 567.68 No. 6, Shelby .......... .. 656.38 No. 7, Bynum .......................... 372 54 No. S, Farmington .................. 416.89 No. 9, Ally»............................... 1577.86 No 10, Pondera ...................... 133.05 No. 11, Fish Lako .................. 523.33 Total ...................................... 59020.79 A Gratifying Increase. The receipts in the office of the clerk and recorder for the year 1902 6how a gratifying increase over any other previous yoar since the county wus organized in 1893. Tho follow ing shows the amounts collected in each year: 1893 ........................................ S 616 28 1894 ........................................ 585 60 1895 ........................ '. ............. 606 45 1896 ........................................ 778 90 1S97 ........................................ 780 30 1898 ........................................... 1275 85 1899 ...................................... 1406 90 1900 ........................................... 1851 35 1901 ..................................... 2029 40 1902 ........................................... 2834 48 Tho special edition of the Scientific American, devoted to transportation on land and sea, cannot fail to attract widespread interest, both because of the very handsome manner in which it is gotten up and on account of the voluminous amount of information that it contains. It is safe to say that auyono tliat reads it carefully through will find himself thorouhly posted both as to the magnitude and high quality of our railroads and shipping. The Scientific American has its own characteristic way of presenting what some poeple might call dry statistical matter in an interesting form, and the present number is no exception to the rule.' Both artist and editor have collaborated to-certainly very good effect, and wo belieye the number will meet eyorywhere with a (¡early reception. NOTICE. Persons are hereby waruea not io shoot or trespass on our premises. S ands C attle & L and C o . Freel Free! Free! For 30 days only. One 55.00 Stetson Hat with every 520.00 suit. One $3.00 Wilson Hat with every $15.00 suit. One $2 00 Hat any style with every $10.00 suit. Jos. Hirahberg & Co. Bucks for Sale. * Fifteen bead of registered Delaine Merino Bucks, three and four years old, at $8.00 per head. Call on or address the undersigned at Augusta, Montana. J ohn L. B. M ates . $ 10 REWARD.: Tbo above reward will be paid for the return of a black horse, weight 1,000 pounds, branded six M and connected luzy.sixes on left shoulder. John Zacherl, Collins, Mont. LOST. $ 5 .0 0 REWARD. One buckskin horse branded @ 2 <3n left shoulder. $5 00 reward will' be given for his return to owner’s ranch. A. K . P rescott . L ost —One bay saddle horse, sad die marked, branded circle bar on left thigh; 1 large bay saddle horse, branded ^ on left Bhoulder; 1 bay work horBO, branded ' J on left shoulder. Lost from Sweet Grass hills last July. $15 reward will be paid for information leading tu their recovery. Louis B ebthelqje , Gold Butte. Now is the Time to Move If you are going to hare a new suit or over coat this season, come and pick out the goods while the line is unbroken. W e make all garments to measure— that is, our tailors do— The Royal Tailors o f Chicago — suit, pants, overcoat, fancy vest — every thing in outer dress for men and boys. T h e Royal copyrighted measurement system operates just like an insurance policy. Your money is protected: Garments are bound to fit or we take them back. T h e Royal Tailors are the one big-city tail oring house that employes no sweat-shop labor. Garments made by them are clean— whole some— sanitary. And there's style to them — shapeliness — good work is not only put onto them, hut it is put into them — good trimmings, good lin ings, and interlinings— in short Royal Tailoring to-day represents the high state o f perfection to which men’s dress has attained. And the prices are all-important. “ Pay Less and Dress Better.\ that's the Royal notion — and it's a popular notion too. It is spreading like wild-fire. Perhaps it sounds a little odd when you say it— • notion spreading like wild-fire— but it reads all straight. W e have the exclusive local sale o f Royal Tailoring— over five hundred beautiful weaves; shades, and colorings in foreign, and domestic suitings. BYRON CORSON, Ageut, CHOTEAU, MONT. 'A reward of 510 will be paid for the return of one grey mare, branded A2 on right hip, also £ bar on shoulder. The reward will be paid at Monroe & Buechler’s, Pondera. R obert D ixon . B U C I ^ S FOR SALE, F o b S a l e — Laundry, house and two lots in .Choteau. Doing a good paying business. A bagrain for the right party. Will be sold cheap for cash, or will trade for live stock. Address, C. P. Crane, Choteau. Dr. S. B. STONE, Physician ni Sopn. PEPICI:; CHOTEAU EOU8£ j «?■;. CHOTEAU, MONTANA. The undersigned haB for sale Two Hundred and Fifty bead of yearling and two-year old French Merinos. These Bucks are tho best shearers in Teton county. An inspection by intending purchasers is solicited. Prices reasonable. J. B. ESCALLIER, ^r.Wfï?.-SiÂ.V5 .TUÄC •!: «l'j’.jX S H E L B Y , M O N T .
