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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-4/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
»• * ‘..i i . } C i \\ 17,600,000 Americans Now the Drugless and Knifeless Healer. Mans medical practitioners are abandoning the old time nostrums and joining the ranks of Natural Healers— good for the sick. Authentic statistics verifg that the use of drugs is rapidlg declining—good for everybody. Putting poison in gour system positively produces and accelerates disease, this ¡3 no theory but demonstrable truth. The P I L L is weighed in the balance and found wanting Be wise and think for yourself. Yours always for Nature’s Cure, J. H. M E Y E R , Chiropractor mnd M mohmno-Thtrapi.t Office at reildence one block ea»t o f depot Bell Phone F r e s h O y s t e r s and Fish /111 T h e T im e L et Us M a k e Y o u P rices on B e e f , Pork, and Mutton In Quantities lA/e A l w a y s H ave V e a l C o m p a r e our Lard lA/eight With O t h ers Bring In y o u r hides and r e c e i v e highest m ark et price Chotea li , /Vlontana Great Falls Hotel G reat Palls, AAont FITZGERALD & FOSTER, Props. E U R O P E A N P L A N First-Class Cafe in Connection The Pioneer Bar J O H N M. G R A V E S , Proprietor S C H L I T Z , the beer that made Milwaukee famous, always on sale. The best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars A complete line of lunch goods always on hand Choteau, Montana The Choteau Montanan C. E. TRESCOTT AND SON, Publishers CHOTEAU, MONTANA, MARCH 27, 1914 Published weekly at Choteau, Teton County, flont. .Subscription, §2.00 per year. Advertising rates on application. T W E N T Y Y E A R S A G O Items of interest taken from the Choteau papers of this date twenty years ago. L I V E R Y The right firm for E X C A V A T I N G FE E D and D R A Y A N D S A L E T R A N S F E R W O R K S T A B L E S Bids given on all kinds of work. First-Class Care Given to all Stock Left in my Charge. C. D . Y E A G E R , Prop . Choteau, Montana G. A. Stewart, of Great Falls is a visitor in Choteau. County Treasurer Bristol is spending a fetv days in Great Falls. Attorney Bishop is away on a visit to his family in the Cataract city. Mr. and Mrs. ('. K. Scoffin spent last .Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gray at Belleview. Frank Hughes, of Hughes Bros. Pondera, came in Sunday in obe dience to a summons in the Par ker case. Mrs. Joh ison, of Fort Conrad, was subpoenaed as a witness in the Parker case and arrived with her brother, Mr. Mead, Monday morning. H. P. Brown, of Great Falls, is in this vicinity attempting to purchase beef cattle. That gen tleman is right in coming here. The succulent grasses of Teton can be relied upon to provide spring beef when all other dis tricts fail. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Barrett was taken ill last Saturday at the residence of W. D. Gray, where they were visitors, and Dr. Wamsley was called to prescribe for it. Tues day after returning home the child was again in need of medical aid. The physicians now report the child much better. Judge DuBose says he will come again in June, prepared to remain a month if necessary to deal out justice. Jacob Schmidt has leased the Teton Exchange to Dave Able and George Flower, who will shortly open up a retail liquor house therein. Geo. Quail was in town one day this week looking prouder tha i ever. He reports that baby boy of his the most wonderful boy on earth. It was repurted here last Tues day that Herman Krause, near Augusta, had lost his band of 1500 head of sheep and sheds by tire one night last week. Dr. Pennefather was called to attend a sick child of \V. S. Barr ett, near Belleview, or Tuesday. On the doctor's return he report ed the child out of danger. (,'harles La page, who was driv ing the mail from Blackfoot last Friday, met with quite an acci dent coming down the hill just beyond Piegan. The b r a k e would not hold and the team going at break-neck speed, was pulled out of the road up the hill, but the wafron was not so easily handled. In upsetting a wheel was smashed and things scattered around rather promiscuously. Charley, however held on to the reins and averted a runaway. Charles Carpenter has been brought in from his ranch on the Muddy and is now very ill at the Choteau house. Frank Lemasters, of the Marias, was in attendance at court tins term as a witness on the Parker case. He found an old Denver acquaintance here in Johnnie Jackson, and together they spent much time in discussing early days and people in \The Hill«.\ Out north, across the boundary line, the cattle owners made quite a wolf-killing. The owners had the riders gather all the iattle and protect them in grazing, so the wolves could not attack the animals of drop baits were put out, and the wolves, now hungry, were willing to eat the baits in hau of good fresh veal. As a result of the poisoning -13U wolves were taken County Surveyor Goodspeed has been ordered by the countv comm'ssioners to survey the road from a point near the Coal banks to Willow Rounds and will begin about the 5th of April. Sheriff Hamilton has appointed Wtn. Hagen as jailor. Billy has been faithful in all services per formed by him in any capacity. Iiia friends—and they are le gion—are pleased by the appoint ment. J. L. Harris, manager of the B. <& M. Commercial eompany, has resigned as president of the Great Falls Board of Trade and F. M. Webster has been elected as his successor, with rotund Dr. Sweat as vice-president Mr*. S. H. Lemon, of Augusta, paid Choteau a visit last evening and was at the masquerade in eompany with Mr. Bingham of the same place. They returned home today in a furious snow storm, despite the advice of friends here. Quite a Dumper o f people gath ered at the residence of C. H. Connor Monday evening last for the purpose of forming a surprise party to pay their respects to our worthy citizen J. G. Hopkinson, on the occasion of his—well— thirtieth birthday. Hop was taken entirely by surprise and much gratified by this demonstra tion of good feeling on the part of his neighbors. The visitors were entertained hy the host and hos tess in a charming manner with cards and small talk until mid night, at which hour an elegent re past was spread. Shortly before 1 o ’clock the guests departed— not, however, without wishing for the host many returns of his birth anniversary J. (.'. Duff, treas. of Choteau county is sick with pneumonia, at Benton. During his absence from his office Commissioner Lanning, fills t le position as treasurer. Thursday afternoon Mrs. Chas. W. Gray, wife of Commissioner Gray, had a very narrow escape from death, or at least, great bodily harm. Mr«. Gray had driven in from their ranch, at Belleview, having her little child with her, wrapped up in the bot tom of the buggy. When com ing up the lane on the west side of town, the team became fright ened at some fluttering pieces of paper and a couple of dogs, and started to run. Mrs. Gray kept them in the road until the lane turned into Hamilton street. Here, the turn is very sharp, and near the angle is a narrow bridge, toward which the horses spran r with fresh vigor. One horse and one side of the buggy missed the bridge, throwing the occupants out, tearing off the seat of the buggy and smashing one wheel, and one of the horses had a leg broken by the leap, and later had to be shot. Mrs. Gray and child sustained but very slight injury outside of the consequent nervous seock. Mr, and Mrs. Gray were present last evening at the mas querade. The county commissioners were in session yesterday and to-day. Treasurer Bristol being able to again be in his office, h>s report was received and approved. The jail building was accepted from 3he contractor. A . T H E T A I L O R Cleaning Pressing Repairing Hand Tailored Suits $ 2 0 . 0 0 and up A ll Goods Not called for in 6 0 days will be sold to pay charges L O T S F o r S a l e Some goad lots for sale on Main street Choteau, Montana Good three roomed residence property for sale on terms I f you want relinquishments Call on me, as I have some of the best in the country ...... JL I. C A I N , R e » a I E s t a t e » a n d E i r e » I ri8urance Send me your Broken Glasses. I will repair and return the same day. S . 0 . H U S E T H JEWELER AND OPTICIAN Next to First National Bank Great Falls Mont. G l e n l o y d H o t e l The only up-to-date Hotel in this City Steam Heat Hot and Cold Water Baths Our Cafe service is the very best WE WILL A P P R E C I A T E YOUR P A T R O N A G E T H E C I T I Z E N S S T A T E B A N K O F C H O T E A U . M O N T A N A CAPITAL. $50.000 SURPLUS. $10,000 Offers to the people of this community, a SAFE, C O N S E R V A TIVE IN S T ITU T IO N as a depository for their funds. \AI& pay 3 per cent on time deposits
