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The Choteau Montanan (Choteau, Mont.), 31 Oct. 1913, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053031/1913-10-31/ed-1/seq-2/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
; : ->x ,• * > ^ ; &M\\'\—i — __ ••\'■' ^ ; \ •’ \ \ — y--.. < L 1l ' • * •• ?- ' 'V , n account of lack of space, Ladies’ and Children’s Coats are going to be sold at BIG REDUCTIONS Ladies’ Persian Lamb Astrachan Brocaded Bovale Coats, $35.00 $30.00, $27.50 and $26.75 for T F $25.00 Coats for $20.00 Coats for $15.00 Coats for $ 1 9 . 0 0 1 6 . 5 0 1 1 . 0 0 All marked in plain figures. Look them over at Patronize your home industry. The . Teton ’ Saw Mill A complete Supply of Native Rough Lumber always on hand for immediate delivery. -,Dimensions our specialty A W f J t Choice W IN E S , L I Q U O R S A N D . C I G A R S That Famous American Beer on Draught mm Bottled Goods is our Speciality T. H. THOMPSON, P R O P R IE T O R Farm For Sale ' C — 5 = T \ 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. THE STUDENT. —Tuthill in St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The C h o t e a u M o n t a n a n C. E. TRESCOTT AND SON, Publishers “ Entered us .second-class matter July 11, 1913, at the post office at Choteau, Montana, under the Act of March 3, 1879.” CHOTEAU, MONTANA, OCTOBER 31, 1913 Published weekly at Choteau, Teton County, Mont. C H O I C E L I N E O F T h e O a s k Wines, Liquors 1 l i v l/llulu and cigars Collins, Montana D E N F E I S T , Proprietor U p i You will always find welcome at The Family Liquor Store , TWENTY YEARS AGO Items of interest taken from the Choteau papers of this date twenty years ago. Mrs. A. L. Hoy and children I America or Washington for de- rcturned home .yesterday from attending its rights?” visit east. Mrs. Treseott and children ar rived safely from Turner, 111. Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson, Sr., are expected home this even-! or Mr. Robertson’s future ing or tomorrow. j S, O. Read has moved his fam-| ily into town for the winter ini order that his children may attend , school. ] Landlord Hodgskiss killed aj large swan this week that meas-1 ured 7 feet, 11 inches, froth tinj to tip of wing, J Mrs. Hicks has just received! the latest style hats and other! milincry goods. The finot dis-f play ever ottered in Choteau. ' Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins took their departure for California on Monday where they go to take up their permanent residence. A. A. Campbell, of the Helena Independent is in town. Mr. C. came from Benton, up the Teton, b.v private conveyance, and had quite an experience in the snow storm. The question for debate this evening at the schoolhouse will be1 Who i-, entitled to the more credit: Columbus for discovering J. C. Adams ' has bought thè stock of fixtures and stock of merchandise of B. A. Robertson, of Sun River. W e are not in formed as to either Mr. Adams’ inten utone tions in connection with the Store. ” Jere Sullivan, of Fort Benton has been here all the week looking up matters connected with the estate of S. C. Burd. He will probably complete his labors of “ referee” to which position he was appointed ‘ by Judge DuBose, by tomorrow evening. The exercises at the Literary Club meeting at the school house this evening are to consist of a debate, the question being: “ Re solved, Columbus did more in dis covering America than George Washington in defending her lib erties.” Recitations and songs. The chief disputants in the debate are Jas. Sulgrovc, J. E. Webb, C. L. Bristol and Clias Dunlap, affirmative; J. E. Erickson, W, II. Webb, Mose Silverman and Jack Gordon, negative. Recitations will be given by Miss Hattie Smith and Miss Hardin. Singing by the society and audience. Ad mission free. *■ / A m e r i c a n ’S.COtch.\'W lÎiskeÿ‘î- 'Made at-Manchester. : ->y, '■ ■ - • ’ r , ™ - . . r . . . . . . _ , , ; y , First Whiskey made in the State ofMontana Seven,years old--made of ; Rye, Barley and Malt. . , - ' f r 1 Sold in Choteau by: J. M. Graues, T. H. Thompson, The Beaupre and The Choteau House. NICK BAATZ, Great Falls, Montana LOCAL NEWS WANTED—Laundry work, or work by day. MRS. M. C. BELL. A relinquishment on 160 acres of land 5 miles southwest of Bynum. Will sell cheap for cash. P ,0. Box 23. Bynum, Mont. There will be a basket social and dance at the Blackleaf school house on Nov. 14th. Fine music and a good time assured to all. The proceeds are to be used to help pay the debt on the Episco pal church at Choteau. The Blackleaf ladies have charge of all arrangements, and they extend a cordial invitation to all to be present and they hope for a large attendance. FOR SALE—2,500 breeding ewes and lambs. For particulars call at the Montanan office. J. M. Weaver, who for the past five years has so successfully conducted the Beaupre house in this city gives up the possession of the place this evening to its owner, Dr. Beaupre. who will conduct the hotel in the future. Mr. Weaver requests the Mon tanan to cordially thank the peo ple of Choteau and vicinity for their generous patronage and sup port during the past, which he has always tried hard to merit. The generous and ready response of our people in assisting him in making the Beaupre a first-class hotel in every is greatly appre ciated by Mr. Weaver and his estimable wife. The First-Class /All m odern C on ven ien ces SAMPLE ROOM IN CONNECTION Livery Stable Daily Stage In Choteau ' To Collins CONNECTIONS WITH AUTO LIVERY VKIJYL: H O D G I C I S S , P ro p . Choteau, TVlontana Choteau F e e d Store Baled Hay, Grain, Ground Feed Custom F e e d Grinding while you wait E. J. ROBERSON & CO., Props. Phone 2 5 for Prompt Delivery service F Is now ready for the market. This is the flour that everyone in Teton county should use, and every house wife should remember the brand when ordering a sack of flour from her grocer. We stand back of and guar antee every sack to give perfect satisfaction or your money cheerfully refunded. W E . N E E D W H E A T to make flour with and request that the farmers in this vicinity bring in their wheat in exchange for flour Our Exchange Rates are as Follows: We pay 10 cents per bushel over the market price for wheat if traded for flour, bran or shorts. Otherwise we pay market price. B r i n g in Y o u r F e e d to too G r o u n d w h i l e Y o u W a i t Cresent Milling Co. Choteau, Montana Correspondence Solicited
