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‘^ •7: xí .. .• -• ,:■-s . ■*;*•*«•--í - ¡ p i - t r x \ ‘V'-íT '-Vi* ' í-v***\'. THE MINT 55 <^0$J A. O. LONGM U1R,. Proprietor. KENTUCKY WHISKY, CALIFORNIA WINES, DOMESTIC CIGARS. MONTANA BEER, Brewed from Montana B a r l e y . Corner Main and Conrad Streets, Choteau, Montana. ) 9 9 3 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 3 3 M 3 3 9 » 3 3 3 9 3 9 9 3 9 ^ ^ ! } 9 3 3 3 i ? 9 3 9 3 9 3 3 9 9 ! K » The S 00 SOI; Proprietor. B R E A D . F O R S A L E & Firstclass Restaurant ..... Under New Management. MEALS AT ' ALL HOURS. (Meine Unsurpassed. occccoecooeeoBccocccccccooßcocccoocöfioocccececcccooc* »•{SCO'\ t m m t t $ The Art Studio Another shipment of Framed Studies just received. Our price as usual is lower than the lowest £ From 55c and up. M rs. E. N. H A U G E N , Choteau, Montana. Pay your subscription! Sabbath school at 11:30 a. in. Dr. Beaupre yesterday returned to his ranch near Sweet'Grass. Adam Sliger returned from Washington, where the winter. yesterday ho spent S. II. Pence returned last Satur day from a short visit with his brother at Browning. Remember that you can buy ladies and childrens jackets at half price at the Choteau Mer. Co. Make your horses feel good. Buy a set of harness that never wear out and always fit well at the Choteau Mercantile Co. F ob S ale —3 pair Poland China pigs. Not related. Barred Plymoth Rock eggs $1.00 per 15. J. J. D alet , Choteau. Mrs. A. B. Guthrie and children and Mrs. Ed. Williamson leave to morrow morning for Indiana where they will visit relatives for several weeks. Chas. H. Mustard and Miss Rfise Balcour, both of Dupuyer, woro united in marriage at Choteau yes terday afternoon by Justice John E. DeHaas. Q3Q- Major Monteath, of the Blackfeet reservation, informs this paper that the I D or Blackfeet reservation round up will start about May 20. from Birch creek. F. D. KINGSBURY & CO., C O N R A D , M O N T A N A . -GENERAL MERCHANDISE- O u r line is com p lete in all departm e n ts. O u r store is large and our stock is new and fine. W e are prepared to save you m o n ey if you can come to the railroad and trade. Besides our stock of General Merchandise we will handle the DEERING HARVESTING MACHINERY, WINONA WAGONS, OLIVER CHILLED PLOW CO.’s PLOW S and DISKS for the coining spring work. W anted —100 head of cattle to run on shares Haye 2,000 acres under fence, good range and plenty of buy. Open water the year round. Call at this office for particulars. Under-Sheriff John W. Kerr and wife have moved into the Thos. A. Smith residence on Main street, re cently vacated by H. Emerson and family, who have moved to Sun River. Regular services at the Methodist ohurch, Sunday: Morning theme: The First Letter of Peter. Evening theme: Organized Sin and our Ro- ation to it. Music by the choir and orchestra. FIRST GREAT SALE OF PUREBREDS Under the Auspices of the MONTANA REGISTERED CATTLE BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION. Helena. May, 6, 7, 1903. 66 Registered M oni & Sliorlliorus 66 T h e oppportunity is afforded the Breeders and Stockm e n of M o n tana and the N o rthw e s t to obtain as well bred cattle as are produced anyw h e re, acclim a ted cattle and useful, m o n e y -m a k in g cattle. Sam H. Wood, of the Montana Co Operative Ranch company, was acre the first of the week and pur chased a band of 2200 owes from A. J. Cowell. We understand the price paid was $3.50 per head. HERDS THAT ARE REPRESENTED IN THIS SALE. HEEEFORDS.— F. L. Benepe. Bozeman, 14 females, 12 bulls; G. C. Eckley, Bozeman, 2 bulls; Witmer Bros., Helena, 2 females, 2 bulls; P. W . Bradford, Great Falls,'3 bulls; J. B. Wellcome, Whitehall, 4 females, 6 bulls; Total, 20 females, 25 bulls. SHORTHORNS:— Glenn Morgan, Bozeman, 3 bulls; William McDonnell, Bozeman. 5 females; George II. Pew, Helena, 2 bulls; P. W. Bradford, Great Falls, 7 bulls; J. E. Wilkins, Bozeman, 4 bulls. Total, 5 females, 1G bulls. Catalogues of these'cattle, showing breeding, ready for distribution on April 20th. # The bull offering comprises a number of Herd Headers, fit for any herd, while all are of serviceable age, acclimated, grow thy and ready for profitable use. The females are a grand lot, some bred to noted sires. This sale should attract the earnest attention of all men who want sturdy, young, acclimated, useful money making sires or females. The variety offered gives to all classes of beef cattle breeders the opportunity to supply their needs.' Reduced rates on all railroads. Ask for certificates when buying tickets. For information regarding this sale, catalogues, etc., address the secretary. ' P. W. B radford , Sale Manager, Great Falls C ol . J. W. S parks , Auctioned*, Marshall, Mo. J no . W. P ace , Secretary, Helena.' Yes, we have heard all about the scandal, but do not think any good can come from the publication of the facts. All parties connected with the unfortunate case, and particu larly the old gray-haired father and mother, have our deepest sympathy. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Connor in vite all Rebekahs and Odd Fellows and their wives to come to their home on Friday evening, May 1st, after lodge is over, where they will be en tertained, and lunch will bo served. Do not forget to take your pocket books, for Mrs. Connor intends to tax every member 25 cents, which will be sent to the Widows’ and Orphans’ Heme Fund. E. Summorlino has returned to his homo at Conrad. Rumomber, we havo’a largo nssort- mouf of wall papor at thè, Chotoau Mercantilo Co. 1 ir! r- A \ r , Uncle Nat Collius has®boen on the sick list a couple of days this week, but is now- somo better. Lnclios and gouts, you will never have corns if you buy your shoes at the Chotoau Mercantile Co. §•• I V‘~ I *iiS5HS5i$i5i$iHSt3iHSii5ii<$t5SR«$tS5tiiK7SRtK5iSSS$iS5RtiiSiiS$iSS9<S5iiiii8$iSS5 Au industrious, all around, sober printer can find employment by ad dressiug this office. Drunks need uot apply. Parties who nro breeding boavy horses, and who have somo for sale in car load lots, can find a iuiyor by addrossing this offico. Dr. D. D. Stearns, the oye spec ialist, will roturn to Chotoau about May 15ib, at (he request of people desiriug his services. A man dropped dead tho other day whon informed that ho could buy good suit of clothes for SG.00 at the Choteau Mercantile Co. S. W. Arnold arrived hero this week from his home in Downing,Mo., and will visit with his cousin, G. M. Coffey, of Bynum. Ho may decide to locate here permanently. A grand arbor day ball will bo given by tho Woodmen of tho World May 12th. Good music. Supper to bo seryed by the wives o f the Wood men. A cordial invitation londed to all. is ox- On account of sickness tho Red, Whito and Bluo social at tho Burton school house lias beon postponed until May 10. A belter program will b,e prepared by that time, and tlicio will be a good moon. Tho Dupuyer merchants have purchased several thousund pouuds of oats from tho rauebers ou tho Burton bench during tho past two weeks, paying theiofor SI 25 per 100 pounds at the ranch. Walter Hausen, tho tailor, has de cided to closo his shop in Choteau, and about May 15th will loavo for his old homo iu Minnesota. Parties who have orderod suits aro requostod to call for saino at oiico. An agreement has been filed in tho county clerk’s office by which James MeDovitt und wife transfer to Barney & Marsh their rauches ou tho Marias rivor, Dry Fork and Flat coulee, about 2,000 acres; also all thoir cat tie, horses, farming implements, wagons, etc., tho consideration boing ,*?.7 7,500. R. C. Lowman and Harvey M. Read purchased the Old Ruiiablo Meat Market from E. C. Wilcox last Saturday. Mr. Lowman is au export butcher who came here a few weeks ago, while Harvey Read is an old- time Choteau boy whose many friends predict he will be successful in his new undertaking. The now firm will keep ’ everything usually found in a down-to dato market, and by prompt service and courteous treatment hope to merit a share of the public’s patronage. Tho Odd Follows’ smoker in their lodge room last Friday evening, in honor'd the eighth fourth auuivor- sary of the organization of Odd Fellowship iu this country, wus largely attended by tho members and a few invited guests. A pleasant evemug was spent by those present. Administrator Franklin of tho estate of Jacob Wagner will soli at private sale ou Saturday, May 9lh, 1903, all tho horses and brand of said ostato. Tho horses can be soeu after next Tuesday at tho school section about two miles oast o f town, or od Saturday, May 9th, ut tho -Gorham stable corral. An assault and battery case was tried beforo a jury in Justico Lett’s court ut Dupuyer last Suturday aud resulted in a mistrial, tho jury failing to agree. Tho case was aftorward settled out of couit, tho plaintiff aud defeddaut each paying ono-half of tho costs, and everything is quiet on tho Dry Forks oueo more. At this season nearly every woman is thinking of, or is actually at work upon her dresses and shirt waists for the summer. Our stock rcon- sists of Silk and Cotton Pongees. Silk and Mohair Grenadines in black, light colors in Wool Challie, Silk Crepe deChien, also a large stock of silks and lace trimmings. Val lacea with inserting to match laces, por yd 3u aud up Swiss otnbroidery and inserting por yard 3c and up Lace hud embroidery Medallions por yard 10c aud up Silk and cotton neck yard ribbons por und up ■'no All over lace and embroidery whito aud erenm, per yard ñOc and up In Silk Waists wo liavo a nice iu both silk and linen. lino In Dress Skirts the newest patterns can always be soon at our storo. Read This and Read it over In Ladies suits wo lmvo lineu aud wool. Just iu. thorn ia l Carefully t Tho Ladies and Misses hats iu all tho now novelties and at the lowest prices at our store. Tho Muslin Uuderwear that ia juat iu is tho largest assortment and at tho lowost prices. In Shoos our store is always in the lead and we keep tho most complete stock in town. In Gents and Boys clothing we were never in better shape to show up-to dute clothing. Our Gents Dress Shirts aro the bwellest in tho town. Call in and look at them. Gents ties, something new, just rocoivod, voiy swell. Our Spring Style of Gents Hats are now in and aro very swoll. S Step into our store and we will show you the largest stock of W a ll Paper, Carpets and Furniture that can be found in this section. Be sure to see our stock before buying your spring supply. W e can save you some money. LOOK ÄROUNDA LITTLE A N D T H E N G O T O T H E ES3aSRB$3Ba On complaint of W. K. Flowerree, Wm. Hodgskiss was placed under arrest the first of the week on a charge of illegally^branding a heifor, the property o f the Flowerree cattle company. Mr. Hodgskiss at once gave bond. His preliminary exam-1 ¡nation will probably be hold before * Justico Nat C o IH ds tomorrow. M r.! Hodgskiss ia proprietor of the Cho-, teau house, is one of our prominent' stockmen, and he enjoys tho respectj and confidence of the business com - 1 munity. W e believe he will bo able to establish his innocence of tho crime charged as soon as the brought to trial. During the past week nearly 500 Grooks have beon unloaded along the line of the Montana & Great Northern railway in this county, und will bo employed by the company in ballast ing the roadbed, etc. We under stand their wages are only $1.10 per day, and tboy are in every way a very undersirable class of laborers for this section. Many Settlers Cuming. R. 0. Shepherd, of Austin, Minn., who recently purchased the laud aud water rights of the old Burton com pany iu Teton county, aud other really iu this section, is now in Min nesota, engaged iu tho organization of a largo colony of furmor.-* to settle upon tho luuds around Furmingtou within tho noxt six weeks. In a letter to a Great Falls friend, Mr. Shophord says that Farmington will bo the poslolfiee of at least 500 farmers by the middle of Juno and tliut tho agricultural development of Teton county withiu the next veur 'will be something unprecedented iu tho west. The most liberal terms aro to lie made by Mr. Shepherd to the settlors, and they will bo guaranteed cerium remits fiom their fanning operations. The project of building an electric railway from Collins to Chotoau, via Farmington, is still under considera tion by Mr. Shepherd and his asso-j ciatcs, and if tho expected settlement or tho country should occur this season, tho lino will doubtless be built. Application has beon made to tho Montana board of farmers’ institutes for tho holding of an institute at Farmington about Juno 12, to give instruction to tho uew settlers, aud it is probable that the institute will bo held at thut time. Stnckli obiers Meeting. Nolico is hereby giyeu that a moot mg of tho stockholders oi tho Kil- raven Co oporalivo Canal company is hereby called for Saturday, May 9, 1903, at 10 a. m., in Choteau, Mout., for tho purpose of adopting by-laws, and for tho transaction of such other business as may legally cornu before said meeting. J ohn E. B urke , Chairman. •J ohn S. G ordon , Secretary. Tho First National Bank of Great Falls liist week assigned its mortgage od tho Mitchell & Cowell cattle to W. K. Flowerree, of Lowry. Ou Monday of inis week Mr. Flowerree foreclosed the mortgage and the .cattle are to be sold at sheriff’s sale on Saturday, May 2. Tho outfit con- sis ts o f 800 bead of two and three, case is year-old steers and should bring an j extra good price. I am out three head of horses, one black three years old, one brown thrpe years old, one roan three years old. AU these horses uro branded DELS on loft thigh. I will give a reward of $10.00 for tho recovery, or infor mation that will load to thoir recovery. Address to Ray Luce, Foudera, Montana. The largest stock of wall paper now on display at the Chotoau Mer cantile Co. Proposals fur Kalsom inijig, Ktc, Bids for kalsomining (two the wulls aud coiling of tho story of tho district school building, and for stuining and hard-oil finish ing tho wood work of tho lower story, including tho stairway to tho uppor story, will bo received by tho under- signed up to (» p. m., uf Saturday, May 9, 1903. Bidders aro also requested to fur nish bids for kalsomining and for siaiumg aud finishing in hard oil tho upper btory of said building. Tho clerk will furnish bidders with all necessary information concerning the work. Tho right is resorved to reject any or all bids. By order of tho board. B yrox C orson , Clerk. NOTICE OF SALE. In the District Court of tho Eleventh Judicial District of the State of Montana in aud for tho County o f Teton. In tbo matter of tke estate of Jacob Wagner, deceased. A dministrator ’ s N otice of S ale of P ersonal P roperty . Notice is hereby given that in pur suance of an ordor of the District Court iu and for said district and county, uiado on the 25th day of April, 1903, tbo ut^orsigned, the ad ministrator ;of said estate, will sell at private sale, for cash, subject to con firmation by said court, on Saturday, tho 9th day of May, 1903, at the hour of 2 o’clock p. m., at the office of James Sulgrovo, Jackson Block, Cho teau,Montana,tho fqllowing described coats) pergonal property, to-wit: lower l All tho horses belonging to said estate now in possession of aaid ad ministrator, about fifty (1*0) head. 2 All horses upon the range branded “ W on tho loft shoulder, together with said recorded brand. All bids to bo sealed and delivered to tho undersigned or to said Jamee Sulgrovo before 2 o’clock p. m. of said May 9tb, 1903. The administrator reserves the right fo reject any or all bids. W m . H. F ranklin , Administrator of tho estate of Jacob Wagner, deceased. Disks with or without seeders at Hirsh berg’s. Dissolution Notice. Notice is hereby given that the firm of Davis Bros., doing business iu Choteau, Teton county, Montana, is this day dissolved by mutual cou- seut. Lawrence Davis will continue the business, collect all accounts due tho firm, and pay all indebtedness. L awrence D avis , C has . H. D avis . Chotoau, Mout., April i, 1903 Dated Choteau, Mont., May 1,1903. F or S ale :— About 1,400 aheep, good ages; 1,200 ewes,’ bred to Bam- boulotte rams. Are now within ten miles of Choteau. Address, Box G10, Great Falls, Mont. BO YEAR«' EXPERIENCE P aten t s TRAOC MARKB D isions , _ . C opyrights A c . Anyone «ending a iketcb and description bay quickly ascertain oar opinion free whether i invention Is probablv patentable. Communia tlons strictlye contdenttal. Handbook on Patetu _______ Handbook cm Patenta _________ agency for securtngpatenta. Patenta taken' through Mann A Co. receive ____ »ly sent free. Old* spretai notice,- without chante, in the Stkitifief l i t K r k a t . 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