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' * , \ \'' r‘ >.' ’ •■ 1 J ¡\ * n*-v~à \ . ‘ \'Ìr • * ’ < „ \. t : r ¿ . j £ s n . u i * r r < ‘*+ ~ k* • »■/ . » f i .* * tj**’\* » * - ?•*-■ <■» EpiscopalChurcihiServices ■; f ...... - 1- ” ........ ' ! Sunday ni rning, 10. E0 to 11.30; Sunday evening 7.45 tp 8;4i>; Sunday school 11.30 to 12.15. Rev. L. Fi Haley, Epis copal minister, cordially welcomes you to all these services. First M. E. Ghurch •'At the FlrstrMethodlst- Episcopal church. Rev. Percy Reid McMahan pastor, regular services are as follows: Morning church ser vices, 10:30; Sunday School. 11:30; Epworth Iieague. 7:00 p. m.; 'Evening Service, 7:45 p. m. AU friends and visitors receive a cordial welcome at this cfanrch. _____________ i ' ______________ Ckoteau Lpdge No. 44 A. F. & A. M. Meets the first and third Wednesday of each month at 8 o'clock p. m. E. E. CRAWFORD, W. M. Ii. A. FOOT, Sec, Fidelity Chapter No. 18 O E'S Meets on find an 4th Wednesdays of each month. MRS. CRAWFORD. W. M. MRS. E. N. HAUGEN. Sec. Odd Fellows. Ohoteau Lodge No. 11 meets Saturday nights at 8:30 o clock at their hall In the Connor building. Visiting brothers always welcome OSCAR ODENWALD. N .G. O. H. CONNOR..Sec’y. Queen Rebekah lodge meets 1st and 3rd nights of each month after the snbordlnate lodge. Ohoteau Encampment No. 11 meets 1st and 3rd Fridays o f each month. K. T. RHOADE C. P. /E. L, JOURDONNAIS. 8crlbe Chevalier Lodge No. 12 K of P Meets on Thursday night of each week. A. C. BURBANK. C. O. A. C. WARNER. IC. of R. & S. DR. C. J. B. STEPHENS, DENTIST Graduate University of Michigan. Ann Arbor Sign: The Golden Tooth Chotea .i Montana Dr. E. J. CRARY DENTIST Office over Frost’s clothing store Choteau, Montana. HENRY D. ROBISON. Pres. >.TAS. T. ROBISON. Sec. The Teton County i Abstract Co. Prompt attention given to all branches of Abstract work. OHOTEAU. - MONTANA Bakery & Cafe SOO SON, Prop. S H O R T O R D E R L U N C H Bread, Pies, Doughnuts, Cakes Chop Sueg and Noodles Best Meals in town for the moneg South Main St. Choteau, Mont. d r . h . j . M c G r e g o r Physician & Surgeon Eyes Tested and Glasses Pitted Office in Huseth bldg., Choteau HARMON T. RHOADS Physician and Surgeon Eyes Tested and Choteau, Glasses Fitted Montana A. C. WARNER U. S. Commissioner Notarg Public Conoegancer Title Abstracter Choteau, Mont S P R I N G C R E E K D A I R Y Fresh milk and cream delivered in bottles, at Choteau, eoerg morning of the gear. Pure and wholesome. JOHN LYON, Proprietor For Sale Pure bred R. C. Rhode Island red cockerels. Also one first- class driving horse, will drive either single or double. E. H. GANONG, Choteau, Mont. COAL H. R. Thompson = P h o n e INo 3 8 B l k = WANTED—An apprentice girl in the ’millinery department of Jos. Hirsh berg & Go. Bojrn, on, Tuesday, March 24th, 1914 to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur, of the S' T ranch, a\son. LADIES HATS—Ask to see the sailor shapes in different sizes— Hirshberg’s. Chas. Rappold, the\ well-known D.upuyer rancher, was a busiaess visitor at the county seat this week. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Harley M. Read, of 350& Fifth avenue north, Great Falls, on Wednesday, March 23, a son. , Eggs for hatching—from prtee winning barred Plymouth1 Rock chickens. $1.50 per setting. ’ ‘ Wallace Coffey. I have a 5-tori motor truck. Will consider any kind of hauling. Would be pleased to communicate with parties in Agawam, Bynum and Farmington. C. E. Thomas, Choteau. A large number o f Choteauites went to Limington last Saturday evening to attend the- dance which was given in the new hall at that place, under the auspices of the Farmers’ Union. An enjoyable time was had by all present. Last Friday evening a number of the friends of Angus Bruce met to help him celebrate his birthday. Progressive five hun dred was played and a dainty lunch was served. All present enjoyed themselves immensely. The E. J. Roberson feed store on Main street, south of the court house, changed bands this week, the new proprietor being C. C. Irtns, who has already taken charge and will conduct the busi ness in the future. See his adver tisement in this paper. The contract for the erection of the new hotel building at Bynum, to be constructed by the, Montana Brewing Co., of Great Falls, has been awarded to the Miller Con struction Co., who expect to commence work on the building as soon as weather conditions per mit. Jane Addams told a story at a recent meeting about a little boy who said it didn’t pay to be kind to pets. He 9aid: *T filled the gold-fish globe up with milk one day and the fish all died.” That, she said reminded her of men alone making laws for women, for even though their intentions are the kindest, their provisions are sometime^ such as do women more harm than good. Uncle Dan Sullivan, of Shelby, was a business visitor in the county seat the first of the week. When asked concerning Toole county, Dan said there was no question but what the new county would be created, and that Shelby would be its county sest, and that the officers of the county would all be democrats. You have only one guess as to where Uucle Dan stands on these questions. There will be a meeting of the Alumni at the home of Mrs. G. S. Jameson next Wednesday evening, April 1. All who can are reques ted to be present. If we are to have an election for mayor and aldermen in Choteau this spring, it is about time that something was done by our citizens to get some candidates nominated. G. S. Jameson returned yester day from Shelby where he had been as clerk of the board of commissioners who held a special session there Tuesday and Wednes day for the purpose of consider ing the order o f the supreme court in relation to certain Toole county proceedings, for the investigation of certain roads, and for the test ing out o f the new road grader. On account of bad weather no trial of the grader could be made at this time. The board will meet in Choteau on April 7th when a thorough test o f the grader will be made. .w i ^ l i / V1» » «5 *• #♦» M • •• t FOR SALE.—First class seed oats and feed oaite at John A. Carlson’s, Farmington, Mont, { - LADIES HA3JS—Tango shades and latest styles for your inspec tion—Hirshberg’s. J. N, Ralston, of Helena, has been a visitor in this city for the past few days. LADIES HATS—The very lat est styles now shown—Hirsh berg’s. , Until further notice, 1 will answer all cash calls left with Choteau Drug Co. W. J. DeCoursey. LADIES HATS—Can be se- .< *.» r. ■> i cured at home; let Mrs. Schwab assist you in making a selection— Hirshberg’s. In road district No. 36, J. E. Johnson has been appointed as road supervisor by the board of county commissioners, in place of W. J. Crittenden. M. J. Silverman, of Helena, an old-timer of the Choteau country, was here last SatuV'day transacting business and shaking hands with old friends. i L. C. Marsh, of Shelby, chair man of the board of county comm issioners, and A. S. Hayden, dep uty county clerk, have gone t< Helena to be. present at the hearing in the supreme court of the Too'e county case, which is set for trial today (Friday). Ray S. McAllister and Claude Elder, assistant state examiners, were in Choteau the first of the week, examining the books of the county officials. It is unnecessary to state that everything was in first-class shape. The following is the new time card for the Farmington-Choteau stage, to take effect March 30th: Leave Choteau daily, except Sun day, at 2:00 p. m.; arrive at Farm ington by 3:30 p. m. Leave Farmington daily, except Sunday, at 4:00 p. m.; arrive at Choteau by 6:00 p. m. Al Paisley and son, Chan, of Fletcher, on the Blackfeet reser vation, was here this week, attend iag court. The Paisleys were residents of Choteau some seven teen years ago, and this was their first visit here in a number of years. Al notices many changes in that time, and says that he is glad to see Choteau coming into her own. The Chinese pheasants that were purchased by the Choteau Rod and Gun Club have arrived and «an be seen in the front window of the Club saloon. These birds will be turned loose in the sur rounding country. It was a very expensive undertaking for the club, and they desire that every- in this country would see that the pheasants are fully protected. W. Johnson, better known as the “ galloping Swede,” is getting ready to begin work on the Burton bench. Mr. Johnson has a repu tation as a dirt mover, as well as a man who can handle consider able booze. Mr. Johnson has handled several large contracts for the Milwaukee railway, and it is conceded he has one of the best eqiii^ped team outfits in the north west# We understand Mr. John- son has'bought several oar loads of horles, also one car load of grading machines. This looks like grading business will be good in this part'of the country the coming season. t Ì j ; % *.-• -J J - i?/: - ,têt• TheNeweat Models of the Most 'Popular P A R I S I A N A C O R S E T - V Í Hi*-,. if *•; V ' •» -O v MART FRING TYLES jfi. s,. rjl’sfA s s o r t- ; ment of 1 SUITS, , , r m r\rp(s pDTMr 10'per cent DRESSES, r K I J N U p • off until ANn $■:£■■■■ J f ^ S i r A r Easter M l U R N A L --------- COATS P A T T E R N S H a v e -A r r i v e d 'l\fhe new spring assortment of- • men*8 slip • on - din coatsi'capsi xfords and all imishings goods i also a specialty. Wilson under- iear » for men is* Iso a specialty his season. The best in rain roots \P r iestley” nahe from' $ 5 . 0 0 up Jur oxfords show the classiest ipring footwear ¡or men. Jp to the minute n every depart- nent. .*>•41: «uw» Announcement V <« »a pt uu't í MILUN£RY I»:i* r „ N o w 'open. M r s . Schuxzb, our expert designer, will take pleasure in demonstrating* to''your abso lute satisfaction that the assortment selected*in the east only a few dan)s ago 'w ill unquestionably give one and dll a fulV’dppteeidtion o f the very latest and best models shown this season. •j' '• i? W e sincerely hope that you visit the department, thereby faboring us with the opportunity to person ally make known these facts, and rem em b er that you -get the latest. Ranging in price from - If not in stock we will artistically trim one to suit your own indivduality. Our. dresses^ ; coatsandsuitst are-worn b^nibéi most’ fashiondble. w o m e n . - . ':-Thfaii< foremost fashion - creators make ji thë garments we offer you. ? - . . . . Our spring - ■ stock is now com plete and ready for your inspec tion. A selection will-be- sent- t o - ,any reliable party upon request and charges wilt b e ■ paid both ways if a purchase is made. Ladies Have you seen \he new A r g e n tine Girdle? W e pay the freight to all points on the Pow er- Bynum line. A l l orders will be given prom p t attention J o s . H i r s h b e r g & C o . Children The m ost com plete line o f dresses and spring coats ever seen in Choteau. Seed oats and a quantity of choice hay for sale. Call at the Ferris Taneh, on the bench. FOR SALE.— Four roomed house, two lots,154 feet front. For particulars see E. J. Hirshberg, Choteau, or address J. W . John son, Bynum. When in Choteau vwit the new o, 10, 15 and 25 cent store for bargains. A letter from Cal Blanchett- of W^lla Walla, Wash., who was here last fall and purchased a tract of irrigated land, states that he ex pects to return soon with a com plete outfit tol,begin work. Mr. Bianchett is one of the better class ol farmers and will make a great success here. He has had consider able experience with irrigation, and expects to develop a stock farm that will be second to none. Before buying here Mr. Bianchett visited many parts of the west in the United States and Canada, and his locating here is enough to say he could find nothing better else where. Mr. Blanchett’s hobby is well bred stock.—The Valerian. M. Connelly, an old resident of the county, living for years on the Marias river, was a visitor last Monday. Like all old timers, Mr. Connelly knew the country where our city now stands when it was a range for horses, sheep and cattle and is pleased at the wonderful change.—Conrad Observer At the hearing o f the Railroad Commission Wednesday, we are informed that Ethridge was grant ed a depot with an agent in charge and that the local freight will carry passengers. The skidoo which heretofore ran from here to Cut Bank will not be put back on the run, but the local freight will carry passengers and if necessary will put on a coach to accomodate passengers.—Shelby News Hirshberg’s Addition CL05E IN Hirshberg Brothers, Bankers Choteau, Montana 'CHOICE BUILDING S I T E S ^ ^ ^ * 4^ B U I L D I N G A N D R E S I D E N C E T h e B u l l T r a c t o r Greatest Farm Invention since the Twin Binder Doubles Land Values Because it Reduces Farm E x p e n ses Fully Fifty P e r Cent. Costs no more Than one G o o d Team—D o e s the Work o f Three G o o d Teams. A three wheeled machine, two in the furrow one on the land. Guides itself plowing and will turn a square comer. One drive wheel and one main drive gear. Has but four gears. Main gear is in sections, if a cog is broken it can be replaced in a few minutes. S P E C I F I C A T I O N S Water cooled motor, 2-cglinder, opposed tgpe, 4-cgcle, 4 3 -4 X 6 1-2 delivers 13 H. P. to belt, when plowing will do the work of six slashing good horses at the drawbar, and is guaranteed to do the work of five rattling good horses at all other kind o f farm work, motor running 800 revolutions p er minute, force feed lubrication, cone clutch, roller hearing main axle, Scheblea carburetor, batterg ignition, reverse gear, belt power pulleg, 6 1-2X10. No Transmission. No differential. Runs plows, seeders, binders, mowers, irrigation pumps, hauls everg- thing gou can pull with horses, grinds feed, saws wood or ang stationerg belt work to be done on the farm. PR IC E $400 IN C H O T E A U Wm. Monarty, Agent Reference: Great Falls Hirshberg block Conrad, Montana National Bank W e Furnish to Everybody and f o r Everybody Monana Em p loym ent A g e n c y J. W. McGOWAN, Prop. 13 1-2 Second Street South GREAT FALLS. MONTANA P. O. Box 514 Phone 438 A ll Kinds o f Help Furnished on Short Notice
