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\*• * a n'Æ « **« n»S • • . ;• *■•.: «<»..* *0^ ' *W-.'- ^ ‘V f , ~/l . ijli . $*“THE MINT MILLER & LONGMUIR, Proprietors. KENTUCKY WHISKY, CALIFORNIA W INES, DOMESTIC CIGARS. M ONTANA BEER, Brewed from Montana .Bar-ley. Corner Main and Conrad Streets, Choteau, Montana. DRUGS and MEDICINES X Fruitr Confectionery , cigars, Etc. - - - - New Line of STATIONERY % JUST RECEIVED. q o Q 8 0 W 8 J 9 9 Q a a a a J W 9 w a a o 3 w a a i M W 3 a w w 3 i » 3 3 3 3 i » M ; Gem S00 SON, Proprietor. B R E A D F O R S A L E Restaurant.. Under New Management. MEALS AT ’ ALL HOURS. (Meine Unpasse! M coccccccccccceocccccecccccccccccccct The Oomo o 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 a ll Paper is unusually large and attractive. Send for Samples. The handsomest and best arranged store of the kind in Montana. Cali & see it. jj SeeeoMOfleeceeeeeceecficeec«cecccccccccec3£ssieeoe£eoo »093^ The'Art Studio Ï m 1 Another shipment of Framed | Studies just received. Our price : as usual is lower than the lowest \ * L F r o m 55c and up. Mrs. E. N. HAUGEN, t Choteau, Montana. Í ►003- LOCAL NEW S Henry Crichton, of Pondora, is n business visitor at the county seat today. Ed. Williamson and bride, Mrs. TituB and George C. Taylor roturned from Butte last Tuesday. Otto Miller aud wife, of Bynum, are in town today transacting busi ness with our merchauts. •About • 2 dozen ■ framed special price 75c at the Art studies Studio’. Miss Donna* Duval, of Great Falls, spent the holidays in • Choteau visit ing relatives andfriends. Mrs. T. J. Moore has oeen very ill with erysipelas for the past week, but at this writing is somewhat improved. C. Wallace Taylor and Wm. J. Dorrington have returned from a short visit to Groat Falls. ‘ Angus Finiayson, the well-kuown Pondera woolgrowor, was transacting business at Choteau this week. Fon S ale —One liyery barn One housa and four lots. For further particulars inquire at this office. John Devlin wont over to Pondera this mprning to meet his wifo and daughter who are returniug from a visit to Colfax, Wash. L ost —Two milch and one red and cows, ono rod while spotted, also have otbor brands, S2.50 per head for information leading to their recovery. C. F. S uiste , Choteau. branded J'* on right ribs, Fidelity Chapter, No. 18, Order of Eastern Star, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Williamson, Mrs. Titus and Geo. C. Taylor Tuesday evening at whist, after which light refreshments were served. Hon. S. F. Ralston aud Hon. J. E.- Webb left hero Wednesday morning for Helena, to be prosent at the opening of tho Eighth Legislative Assembly, of which they will bo Honored members. It is tbo wish' of all of the people hero th&t they ro- turn at the end of the session “all covered with glory.” Dr. F. A, Long has consented to take charge of the music for tho M. E. church. He will arrange for about six pieces for au orchestra, and from his choir and orchestra he ex pects to be able at any time to Jorm either a mixed or male quartolte and to secure solos aud duets for special music. Parties in from the northern part of the county report that tho Montana & Great Northern railway ere making preparations to build a round house at Virden, two miles west of Shelby, and that this point will be the end of the freight division between Great Falls and Lethbridge. The depot at Shelby will be moved to tho now town. Ellen Rimell, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phil G. Rimell, died on Saturday, Dec. 26,1902, and was buried Sundnv aftornoon in the Cho teau cometery. The funeral services were hold at the home of Sterling aud Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Rimeli'a parents, and were conducted by Rev. W. J. Attwood, Episcopal minister from Great F b II b . Baby Ellen wi born on Christmas day, 1901, and was therefore a year and one day old at the time of her death. Thu bereaved parents have the sympathy of the entire community in this, their hour of sorrow. Tbero will bo preaching iu the now church at 10.30 &. m., and 7-30 p. m., next Sunday. Sabbath Bchool at 11.30 a. m. t f g g fry*;? .■ \T í p « I \ , CLEARANCE We havo a nice line of ladies astra khan jackets which we will soli at a reduction; call and seo them at tho. Choteau Merc. Co. Fon R ent - T wo sheds. Each are cupnbloof accommodating 3000 sheep with from 100 to 150 tons of hay at sheds. W alter C labk , Bynum. Deputy Sheriff Burbank came over from Pondera the first of the week, aud will go to tho Teton oanyou to morrow to act ns quarantino guard.. Tho Ludies’ Industrial will givo an “ Evening Social” at the homo of Mrs. Phil I. Colo on Wednesday even ing, January 7, beginning at S o’clock. Everybody is in\itcd. Brown aud Pinker arc getting out fire wood aud fetu-o posts at the Willow crook grude ami aro prepared to fill ordors, largo or small, for material of this description. Tho marriage of Ira Brown aud Wiuifred E. Monahan took place at Gold Butte on Tuesday last, Judge McDowell performing the ceremony. The wedding was foliowod by a ban quet that was uttended by several in vited guests, who joiuod in hearty good wishes to tho uewly married couplo.—Rivor Press. Tho new lodge, Knights of Fidel ity, was organized the first ol tho week, and the following officorb were elected and installed: J. E. Burke, P. V. C. Goo. Adlam, V. C. Chas. Davis, L. C. Chas. Imblor, C. O. M. A. Shook, C. G. Wm. Hodgskiss, M. G. C. A. Miller, Troas. W. J. Dorrington, Sec. Sorno of the residents of Shelby are complaining bocauso Mrs. Chono- woth, the county superintendent of schools, has refused a permit to Miss Boston, a teacher iu tho sohool at Shelby, aud as a consequence her room is closed until a now toachor is secured. Mrs. Chonoweth informs us that Miss Bouton was granted a permit to teach until November 29th, the dato of tho last teachers’ exam ination, and aB she foiled to appear for examination, and did not furnish a satisfactory reason for not doing so, under tho school law a second permit could not be granted. It would seem that Miss Benton is alono to blame for not being per mitted to continuo teaching until the end of tho term. f O F F On our entire line of Ladies’ and Children's Jackets. 20 OFF On everything in Ladies’ Wool, Velvet and Silk Waists. 20 OFF On our entire stock of Ladies Tailor-Made Suits. On OFF our entire stock of Ludies Dress und Walking Skirts. FOR SALE.. 1280 acres of land with. GO shares of Eldorado water. J. E . W ebb . a s C H O T E A U H O U S E \ W m H o d g s k i s s P r o p Centrally Located and the Best Accommodations of any House in the County. Service and Cuisine surpassed by no other House. XiqruLors j sind Oigeirs Furnished for the Convenience of its Customers. Livery and Feed Stable 'Run in Connection. - Largest and. most Convenient. Barn in Town. - Careful and Painstaking xpan in charge.. ' Reasonable Charges. . The suit of John Zimmerman, B. 11, Fowler, J. A. Hughes, Frank Hughes, C. H. Pearson, and H. L. Pearson against J. Silverman, Sol Cohen, Hen ry Radcliffe and Chas. S. McDonald in the district court of Teton county was dismissed last week, the defend ants Radcliffe and McDonald paying the plaintiff's attorney two thousand dollars. This action grew out of an attachment by Silverman & Cohen on a judgement against À. B. Hamilton, of tho agency store at Browning, Mont., tho license being in his name, and the goods being claimed by Joe Kipp. The stock of goods were sold undor the attachment, Radcliffe and McDonald being Silverman & Cohen’s sécurités on the attachment bond. Kipp then brought suit against Zim merman and the parties, plaintiffs above named, who were sécurités on bis official bond as sheriff, and recov ered judgement against them. This judgement they satisfied in full, July 31,1902, and instituted suit against Silverman & Cohen and their sécuri tés as above stated. The Silverman boys, Sol and Moz, have turned over to 'Radcliffe and McDonald some property in Choteau that will partly repay thena'fot'ttw ir accommodation. Found Dead In T h e ir Beds. Havre, Doc. 28.—William St. Clsir, a barber, and William See, a retired soldier, wero found dead in their bods ioday,oach in their respoctivo shacks. St. Clair has evidently been dead since Christmas, at which timo he was last seen. Seo died today,supposedly of heart failure.. See wub a retired musician of the Tonth United States cavalry band. Ho put in thirty years in the army and was drawing a retired soldier’s pay. St. Clair is an old-time MontauiaD, haying worked at Sun River, Dupu- yer and Choteau as a barber and at several olhor towns in northern Mon tana. Ho had been here for tbo last three years, Pains In the Stomach. Like toothacho, this is not a dan gerous, but a decidedly unploasant ailment. Persons who are subject to attacks of it will bo pleased to know that prompt relief may be had by taking a dose or two. of Chamber lain’s Colic, Choieia and Diarrhoea Romedy. This remedy ia equally valuable for children -.and. when re- duced with water and sweetened is pleasant to take. For, sale - by C. H. On our entire FF stock of Boys’ and Gents’ Clothing.' OFF On our entire stock o f Furniture and Fancy Pieces. OFF \ On our entire stock of Chinaware an*d Lamps, OFF On our entire stock of Wall Paper Carpets. and This is an opportunity of a life time to save money. Re member that every day is sales day with us. W h a t' we say, We will do. Call and be convinced of that fact. Your m a il orders will receive prom p t attention. FOLLOW T H E CROWD TO THE Drake. S á f e ? « , i Choteau LEADERS IN LOW PRICES; | i AL- -y - » > ***' •' ■ »
