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>Epièéôf>àl^^ .-Sundaymorning, '■ iO.SO to li.30;-; Sunday'\evening. T.'45Xf£ . 8 .45; ’Sunday •- school' -lliSO ^ to' X^15.; Rev. L .,F .,..Haley,\ Episr copal minister, cordially welcomes y ou to all these services. First M. E. Church At the First-Methodist Episcopal church, Kev. Percy Reid McMahan pastor, regular services are as foUows: Morning church ser vices, 10:30; Sunday School. 11:30; Epworth League, 7:00 p. m. ; Evening Service, 7:45 p. m. All friends and visitors receive a cordial welcome at this chnrch. Chotead, Lodge No. 44 A. F. & A. M. Meotsthe first and third Wednesday of each month at S o’clock p. m. JOHN T. MOORE, W. M. J. I, CAIN, Sec. Fidelity Chapter No. 18 O E S Meets on 2nd an 4th Wednesdays of each month. MRS. CRAWFORD, W. M. MRS. E. N. HAUGEN. Sec. Odd Fellows. Choteau Lodge No. 11 meets Saturday nights at 8:30 o’clock at their hall In the Connor building. Visiting brothers always welcome. - H. W. BATEMAN. N. G. C. H. CONNOR. Sec’y. Queen Rebekah lodge meets 1st and 3rd nights of each month after the snbordlnate lodge. Choteau Encampment No, 11 meets 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month. H. T. RHOADE C. P. E. L, JOURDONNAIS, Scribe Chevalier Lodge No. 12 K of P Meets on Thursday night of each week, A. C. BURBANK, C. C. A. C, WARNER. Iv. of R. & S. DR. C. J. B. STEPHENS, dentist Graduate University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Sign: The Golden Tootli Choteau, Montana HENRY D. ROBISON. Pres. •TAS. T. ROBISON, Sec. The Teton County Abstract Co¿ Prompt attention given to all branches of Abstract work. CHOTEAU. - MONTANA Bakery & Cafe SOO SON, Prop. H O R T O R D E R L U N C H zad, Pies, Doughnuts, Cakes st Meals in town for the money ith Main St. Choteau, Mont. \We can’t - ‘ Please. Everyone But W e . ~ Will T r y to Please You fim . c. tcnucrr, « mnupou * It’s time to plan that machinery shed. Pretty soon the snow will come and then follows the spring rains. It’s a saving to put everything under cover. It’s a saving to buy here. Don’t pay more and don’t buv green stock. It’s useless 'when you can get dry stock here for less. Try it and you will come back. N. Whitacre, NOT A LINE YARD Farm For Sale 237 acres on the far famed Burton Bench Two miles south of the store at Farming- ton. Good water rights on the Farmers’ and Burton ditches. D. V. McCORMACK, Livingston, Montana. LOCAL NEWS Miss Lillian Crawford left for Great Fall Wednesday. Mrs. K. B. Cohoe will entertain the Guild on Thursday afternoon, September 18th. WANTED—A competent girl for housework. Apply to* Mrs. Charles H. Connor. Born, to the wife of Chas. E. Turner, of the Belleview country, on Sept 8, 1913, a daughter. If you have any news items call up the Montanan, Bell phone 75 red. We are always glad to get the news. John Chase, the Dupuyer creek rancher, was in Choteau yesterday to visit with his daughter, Mrs. Salvail, who is here from her home in Helena. County Surveyor Colin Ward went to Ft. Benton today to look after professional business. Mrs. Truchot expects to leave the first of the week for Oregon where she will spend the winter with relatives. FOR SALE— A new wagon, harness and team; weight about 1250 each. Call at the Montanan office for particulars. „ Tt ;did not take the sheriff’s force in;.Tcton county very long to clear up the mystery of the theft of twelve head of colts from former Senator Win. Cowgill, at his Birdh creek ranch, which took place less than two weeks ago. Last Monday Under Sheriff Ga- nong went to Birch creek, and, following up clews already ob tained by Deputy John Pfeiffer of Dupuper, it required only three or four days to locate the stolen property and have four of the guilty parties under arrest. These parties were brought to Choteau Wednesday evening, a n d on Thursday were taken before Jus tice DeHass for a preliminary hearing, when three of them— Thos. Pepion, John Angell, Jr. and Dennis Boy Chief, all resi dents of the reservation, admitted their guilt and were bound over to the district court, their bail being fixed at $1,000 each. Jay Dixon, the fourth member of the gang, entered a plea of not guilty and waived examination. He was also bound over to the district court. Dixon is not a stranger, to the authorities, having previously served time in the county jail for theft committed at Shelby, and it is almost certain that he is the ring leader of the gang. Since the preliminary he has made ad missions to the officers which should land him in the peniten tiary for a long term. Six of the stolen colts were lo cated at Browning, five more close to the foothills of the mountains west of Browning, and the twelfth one was found dead, having been cut in a wire fence and killed by the gang in making their get-away from the Cowgill ranch. All of the colts were branded with “ maverick’’ brands, three colts each for the four men engaged in the job. The dead colt was brand ed with a brand which is supposed to be claimed by Dixon. A number of fresh milch cows for sale. Inquire of Cecil Yea ger. Ice cream makes an ideal des sert for warm days. No labor re quired. Just telephone the Cho teau Drug Co. for it. Miss Irene Malmin, who has been stenographer in the law office of Bair & Verge for several months, left this morning for her home near Minneapolis where she will spend the winter. A. H. Barr was over from Brady on Wednesday and Thurs day, looking after business in terests. LOST—A milch cow, dark roan, branded 15 on right ribs. Reward for information leading to her re covery. George Richards. Miss Lillian Lepper, one of the assistants in the county clerk’s office, left this morning for ashort visit at her home in Ft. Benton. DR. H. J. McGREGOR Physician & Surgeon Eyes Tested and Glasses Bitted Office in Huseth bldg., Choteau HARMON T. RHOADS Physician and Surgeon Eyes Tested and Choteau, Glasses Fitted Montana S U N N Y S I D E H O T S P R I N G S The headwaters of Alhambra is today considered the most popular health resort in the state. Situated on the G. N. 14 miles south o f Helena. Special rates from all points Ask your agent. Rates reasonable. Trained nurses and massures in attend ance. Free bus meets all trains. D . I. A M E S . Mgr. Miss Cora Bateman of Choteau is visiting at the George White ranch this week with Miss Char lotte White. She rode over horse back last Wednesday.—Augusta Times. J. Connolly, a brother of Father Connolly, has opened a boot and shoe repair shop in Choteau. He is a good-workman and will give you entire satisfaction in apy work he does. Repair work left at Frost’s or at Hirsh berg’s will receive prompt and careful atten tion. Olaf Nelson and Miss Katherine Drinville, both of Spring Valley, were united in marriage in this city last Wednesday afternoon at the Catholic parsonage, Rev. Father Connolly performing the ceremony. Only the necessary witnesses—Miss Kennedy and Dr. McGregor—were present. The Choteau band will give a dance at the Woodman hall, to morrow night, Saturday, Sept. 13th. The boys are trying to build up a good musical organiza tion for Choteau, and they need money for music, instruments, etc. They ask for no donations or help from anyone, only that everybody in Choteau patronize the dance. The music for dancing is the very latest and played in perfect dance time. Everybody come and have a good time. Re member the date. If you can’t boost, do not knock. John Jackson, Sr., and wife, who have long been residents of Choteau, are packing their house hold goods, this week for ship ment to Seattle, where they ex pect to make their home in the future. They intend to leave for their new home next Monday. John Graves had the misfortune the first of the week to have his right shoulder thrown out of place. He was going down to the celler in his place of business when he' fell, striking on his shoulder. He is under the care of Dr. Bateman and is getting along nicely. C. H. Drake and wife came over from Conrad Wednesday to see Mr. Drake’s mother, who has been on the sick list for the past few days. We are pleased to be able to report that Mrs. Drake is considerably improved at this writing. James H. Devlin, of the West Butte section, who was married last week in Great Falls to Miss Amy Beatrice Houliston, was in Choteau last Monday with h i s bride for a shorl visit with his sist er, Mrs. Angus Rose, and other relatives and friends. Jimmy was a former resident of this city and he has a large number o f friends in this community who wish him and his handsome young bride a “ bon voyage” on the troublesome sea of matrimony. The Choteau baseball team will go to Valier next Sunday to play the deciding game with the aggre gation representing that city. During the past season each team has won three games from the other, and the game next Sunday will decide the tie. Powers and Crawford will be the battery for Choteau and they should have an easy time annexing the scalp of Valier to their belts. Jas. N. Ralston and family loaded their household goods this week and on Wednesday left for Helena where they will reside in the future. They traveled over land, expecting to arrive in Helena by the last of the week. Both Mr. and Mrs. Ralston, who have lived in Teton county for a great many years, have hosts of of friends who wish them every success in their new location. Hon. J. G. Bair, who for the past four years has held the posi tion of collector of customs for this district, with headquarters at Great Falls, has returned to Cho teau and will resume the practice of law. Mr. Bair has been a prominent member of the Teton county bar for more than 20 years, and the fact that he is again to give his personal attention to the practice of his profession in this section will be pleasing news to his many clients. He has always “ made good” in past years, which is a splendid criterion to go by for the future. Most People Now Realize . r • . They can get as..good photos V in Choteau - as can be' had I N A N Y C I T Y . , I make all grades, styles and finish. S e e me if you want the B E S T . ■;[ EMERICK, THE PH O T O G R APH ER Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company .............................. . o f M ilwaukee -------------------------- Organized 1857 Purely Mutual Largest purely American Company. Writes policies at lower net cost than any other company ........................ H . I. S H E R M A N , Special Agent A . A . B U R R E L L & C O . Great Falls, M ont Choteau, Mont. Get Our Prices Before Building And whether you buy here or elsewhere you will know you are buying right. We are stickers for grades, and the care we give our lumber in storing insures you nice, bright, dry stocks, easy to work and handle, stocks that take and hold paint. Come in and let us show you some of our nice fir finish just received. See us before buying your winters coal. We handle the best to be had, prices and weights are right. “ The H o m e o f Quality and Good Material” ST. ANTHONY & DAKOTA LUMBER YARD CHOTEAU, MONTANA F. C. YOUNG, Mgr. T h e Beaupre Hotel J. M. WEAVER, Prop. First-Class in every respect Finest M eals in City You will find your friends here Breakfast from 6 to 9 o’clock Dinner from 12 to 2 o'clock Supper from 7 to 8 o’clock B a r in Connection for the Convenience o f Guests Four Autos t IT og ^ fil I leave daily City Dray and Transfer Line J. A. GLEASON, Proprietor A l l kinds o f Hauling, Excavating and Transfering C H O T E A U , - - - M O N T A N A The Montanan for Job Printing
