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The Choteau Montanan (Choteau, Mont.), 27 March 1914, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053031/1914-03-27/ed-1/seq-3/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
T •' Photographs Ant) and everything made in this line by professional artists. Phone 9 red EMERICK’S STUDIO Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company ------ ■— — 1 1 of- Milwaukee — — 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 & CO . Great Falls, Mont Chateau, Mont. Forget your troubles in an hour of amusement Choteau Billiard Parlor A Complets line of Tobaccos Cigars and Confectionery Choteau , Barber Shop in Connection Montana The Beaupre Hotel H. B E A U P R E, Prop. First-Class in every respect Finest Meals 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 TT* A a ____ Two to Collins r our Autos Two to Great Falls leave daily City Dray and Transfer Line J. A. GLEASON, Proprietor D o W o m e n * W a M t ^ t h e 1 ton and Anna who have been in !-'/(. (the hospital.^ Both are greutly ' * (improved in health. Mr. Hickman, division engim er V o t e ; Do women really want the Vote? That is a question of transcendent importance, and it is, as this paper has had occasion to remark before, the very crux of the controversy, and unless or until it can be answered affirmatively by the woman .suffragists, men will either refuse to thrust the vote upon them or do so w ith much reluct ance. Thu« fur the suffragists have not met this issue squarely. On the other hand, the president of the National Association Opposed to Women’s Suffrage, Mrs. A. M. Dodge, asserted in an address :it St. Paul’s Universnlist church the other evening that less than in per cent of the women want the ballot. That is a striking ' state ment. and one wonders what the woman suffragists will have to sa.\ in reply. It may very well he that more than one per cent out of everv ten women in the United 'state* want to vote, but it has never heen demonstrated b.V straw vote or referendum that a majority of women in any community ni ctate expressed a desire for the -ulfrage. If even a bare majority of the gentler sex could bp found to mani fest a sincere longing for the ballot, they would get it in a hurry. But if an overwhelming number of them are either actively opposed to it or indifferent, then why force it upon them. Why do not the* settle it? - St. Paul Dispatch. Bynum Breezes A ll kinds of Hauling, Excavating and Transfering C H O T E A U , - - - M O N T A N A The Montanan for Job Printing Misses Mary and Etta Bidding, from Pennsylvania, arrived on Wednesday to spend the summer with their brother, Robert Bidd ing, of the Porter bench. Miss Lora Monkman went to Choteau Saturday to spend a week visiting friends. Miss Rose Hickman has gong to Great Falls for a month to visit friends and relations. Leech Brothers had an auction sale of horses on Saturday but not very many were sold. Mrs. Daniel Feland entertained at dinner on Sunday, the occasion being Mr. Poland's birthday. A tine turkey dinner was served. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Campbell, of Dupuyer; Mr. and Mrs. Porter, of Porterhoneh: Mr. and Mrs. W . D. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Clias. Shnwver and Mr. and Mr«. J. A. Humble of Bynum. Stuart Edgar and Daniel Feland arc attending court in Choteau. Tom Manix and Ben English, of Dupuyer, were visitors in By num on Monday. Mr. Manix has been in Great Falls where he purchased two roan Durham bull calves from the Montana meat market— the finest calves that have been seen in this part of the country for some time. Mrs. Pearl Leech entertained at whist on Friday evening. Four tables of Norwegian whist were played. A t 12 o'clock ice cream, cake and coffee was served. Those present were the Misses Biddings, Cora Monkman, Rose Hickman, Olga Wagmld, Della Flumhle, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Humble, David Humble, Robert Bidding, Fred Smith. John Bal- singer, W m , Hickman, Gardon Monkman and Homer Rowland. Rose and W m . Hickman won the first prize, Miss Wagnild and John Humble the booby. Games were played until 3:3i> and a good time was reported by all. ( ’has. Rappold and Geo. Bissnet were visitors in the city Tuesday, Mr. Rappold expects to load three cars with sheep. The Bynum people are glad fo see t'.e people in the surrounding country use Bynum for their trading point. .Mr. James Peebles of Bclh-iiew came in Sunday night to take the, train for Great Falls. Mr. Ora Know I ton went to Great Falls Mouday morning re- turningTuesday with Mrs. Knowl- for the Great Northern, was a business visitor here Wednesday. Misses Ried and Burton, Kyle and Reid Jones took in the dance in Limington Saturday night. Mr. Pe*e Kelly was a \isitor in C’hoteuu on Tuesday. Mr. Henry Luker returned home aft. r spending the winter in Quincy, Illinois, visiting relations. While away he visited in Texus and Mitsouri. Mr. Clint Beech is building a new house on his homestead south of Bynum. W e wonder1 if Clint intends to batch after this house is Hnished. The dance given b.v Reid Jones in his new lionse in Farmers' cou lee was not very largely attended on account of the blizzard that came up about 7:3d, but those who got there enjoyed them selves until six in the morniny. Sandy will give another dance on March 27. in every city of the United States, as well as in all for eign countries. 50,000 bankers throughout the world have agreed to cash them at their face value. Hotels everywhere are glad to accept them from guests. Full particulars on request. Hirshberg Brothers BANKERS Choteau, Montana f t Vll'W PT T 7 { i S T f t . j T I N S H O P J. W . C H A P E L , Prop. Thoroughbred duck eggs for setting. Ruth Dorrington, Choteau. Indian runner ale. $!..■)() per Montana Senator Favors Suffrage Senates Myers says that lie has no doubt that suff rage will win af the election in Montana this fall He further states that he is going to vote fot the suffrage amendment in the senate because he believes, after serious deliberation, that it is the right and just thing to do. and not merely because lie wishes to please the ladies. Seed Oats For Sale.-Swedish «elect seed oats, good quality,$1.40 per hundred pounds. Call on Lars Nasset, Farmington. Butte Women Voters The active interest in the votes for women campaign in Butte is shown by the big registration of women for the school election to be held April 4tli. Mr. Kelioe, county clerk and recorder, reports that at least SO per cent of the women of Butte have registered. PLUMBING, : . Sheet Metal Roofing and Repair Ytork Telephones Shop hack of H a n n o n 's Store \ S h o p , 84 red I Residence, 7 6 red Reliable Watches Elgin. Waltham. Illinois. Hampden. Let 11 s show you the Hamilton watch, the finest railroad watch made. Our repairing advertise- itself. H O LLA N D , the Jeweler. Vacancy at Naval Academy Montana Govs de<irou< of an appointment to Annapolis should write Congressman Tom Stout, for, according to the A i m.y and Navy Journal, a vacune\ exists at Annapolis which will be tilled on the nomination of Mr ‘\'tout. Fred E. Tihbett-, who was re cently nominated hv Senator Walsh for appointment to West Point after passing the best exam ination in competition with eight other aspirants, has been advised by the war department he will be admitted to West Point without taking another mental exam ination. This iv wo because he is a grad uate of the Helena high school which i-« on the accredited list of W e s t Point. Some years ago West Point authorities prepared rules and regulations for the accrediting of universities, colleges and preparatory and high schools. When a wild-eyed mutt who is drivingmi automobile just manages to miss the southwest portion of your anatomy with his fender, you never stop to figure out the proper way to pronounce the word “ chauffeur” been use what you call him doesn’ t sound anything like that. S U N N Y S I D E H O T S P R I N G S The headwaters of Alhambra is todag considered the most popular health resort in the state. Situated on the G. N. 14 miles south of Helena. Special rates from all points Ask gour agent. Rates reasonable. Trained nurses and massures in attend ance. Free bus meets all trains. D . I. A M E S . Mgr. < - V * tfc $ .. * . >J;i * & \ i i* V - i V.J / , ^ v __ r . xA H r ’ « W A E ' ¥ ft- ¿c- ■il .... \ \ Concrete Hog Wallow Hi»»,'*.. i<i I«- pndfiahlo. rt- iiulrt- just ;is careful tend lug u* any -Un-r animal. Killed will) a dipping solu tion. tin- wallow is frequent ly the weans ¡¡f saving fat hogs on hot days and pre venting cholera There Is only one right way to build a wallow use eonerete. hut Insist on INLAND Portland Cement The irade-wark on eaej, hag is your protection. The unequah-d strength, lasting qualities and uniformity of \IN L AN D 1* are recogni/.i-d by experts all over the Northwest. (let the free \INI.AM i\ Ins!riu-lion hook telling how to Ittii111 with cement. Mailed on request to St. Anthony & Dakota Elevator Company \ .Av IB •'-i L E I- U» ‘ £*■ Kettle rendered lard and home cured bacon at. the Choteau Meat Co. None better. List Your Ranches . with the Choteau Investment Company Present Address: I. A. S T U B , 19-21 Dunn Block Great, Falls, Mont Ni Choteau Collins Auto Line M eets all trains to and from Great Falls Leaves Beaupre Hotet 7 : 0 0 a. m. 2 : 0 0 p. m. Telep one the Beaupre Hotel or J. W. Johnson’s residence. WM. BUTLER, Proprietor F o r H o i M e a l s a n d S h o r t O r d e r s THE LITTLE GEM RESTAURANT A. 0. POND, Prop. O P E N A L L H O U R S Day and night Call in and see vs we can please gov First door north of Butcher Shop Notice to Debtors, All persons indebted to the late A. F. Rietzs'ch of the Club saloon will please call and settle with icy attorney, oames Sulgrove. JOHN R. GLEASON, Administrator. Try a bowl of chili con carni6 at the restaurant at the Family Liquor store.
