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'r/V. . Sunday,. m r n i n g , - t o 11.30; Sunday evening 7.45 to 8.4$; Sunday school 11.30 to 12.15. , R e v . , i r § p ’ Haley, Ep% «¡opal minister, cordially welcomes you' to all these services. '! First M. E. Church |M the First Methodist Episcopal church, BJev. Percy Reid McMahan pastor, regular services are as follows:!- Morningchurch ser vices, 10:30; Sunday School, 11:30; Epworth League, '7:00 p. m.; Evening Service, 7:15 p. m. , All friends and ylsltors receive a cordial welcome at this chnrch. Choteau Lodge No. 44 A. F. k A. M. ! Meets the first and third Wednesday of each month at 8 o'clock p. m. E. E. CRAWFORD, W. M. L. A. FOOT. Sec. Fidelity Chapter No. 18 O E S i . Meets on 2nd an 4th Wednesdays of each m°nth. ( MRS. CRAWFORD. W. M. MRS. E. N. HAUGEN, Sec. LOCAL NEWS : C O Ä L : — H . JR. T h o m p s o n 1— ~ P h o n e INo 3 8 B l k . = MISSES’ HATS—In all colors and shapes, ilirshberg’s. W . D. Jone's and Â. Ë. Schae ffer, of Bynum, were business visitors at Choteau this week. LAD IES’ HATS—All millinery carefully selected from eastern markets. Hirsh berg’s. Julius Hirshberg, our mayor, who has spent the past; few .weeks in California, returned tio Choteau last W ednesday evening. FOR SALE—Small building east of the depot; cheap if taken at once. For particulars call at this office. 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 OSCAR ODENWALD. N .G. O. H. CONNOR. Sec’y. Queen Rebekab 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. ti. T. RHOADE C. P. „ E. L, JO URDONNAIS. Scribe Chevalier Lodge No. 12 K of P Meets on Thursday night of each week. A. O. BURpANIC. C. C. A. C. WARNER, K. of R. & S. DR. C. J. B. STEPHENS, D E N T I S T Graduate University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Sign: Chotoa i. The Golden Tooth Montana Dr. E. ,T. ORARY DENTIST Office over Frost’s clothing store Choteau, Montana. H BN R t D. ROBISON. Pres. JAS. T. ROBISON. Sec. The Tciton County Abstract Co. i Prompt attention given to all branches of Abstract work. CHOTEAU. - - - MONTANA FOR SALE.—Thoroughbred- rose comb white Wyandotte eggs; eastern stock. Ben Dbrrin£ton, Choteau, Mont. I. S. Corson, of Seattle, arrived here this week, having been call ed here on account of the illness and death of his brother, S. M. Corson. ________________ J. F. Ferguson, of the Conrad I Observer, ,is in town today at tending court, and while here took occasion to pay the Montanan a fraternal call. Raise Belgian hares and you will have good, wholesome, nu tritious meat to eat and thus solve the ‘ ’ high cost of living.” For sale by Louise Zimmerman, Fair- field, Montana Mrs. C. C. Irons has been taken to the hospital in Great Falls where this week she submitted to a surgical operation. We are pleased to report that she is getting along nicely, the opera tion having been successful. Parties knowing themselves to be indebted to the undersigned are requested to call and settle their accounts at once, as I am going out of business. Unless settlement is made at once all accounts will be placed in the hands o f attorneys for collection. C. D. YEAGER, Cuoteau. 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 money South Main St. Choteau, Mont. d r . h . j . M c G r e g o r Physician & Surgeon Eyes Tested and Glasses Fitted 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 Conaegancer i Title Abstracted 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, everg 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. Uncle Jas. Brokaw arrived here à few days ago from his old home l in Iowa, where he has spent thé | winter. Of all the places on the map, Uncle Jim says that he likes Choteau best and afiys that he in tends to spend much of his time here in the future. ^ Arthur Hirshberg and bride have returned from a short honey moon trip to Spokane, Wash., and other points in the west. Since returning to this city they have purchased the Walter Gor ham residence property, in the Hirshberg addition, where they will be “ at home” to their friends in a short time. Dr. C. J. B. Stephens, the den tist, informs the Montanan that he will have rooms in the new Lar son building, which is to be erected on Hamilton street during the next summer. The rooms he ex pects to occupy are to be built especially for his business, with lighting just as he wants it, and will be strictly down-to-date in every particular. T. O. Johnson, who has been in Choteau during the last week in attendance on the district court in the matter of his suit instituted some time ago against T. A. Hal- vorson, informs this office that he was foiced to dismiss the suit for the reason that the weight tickets filed with the justice court and which contained the only evidence that he could produce in support of his contention, were taken from the files and he was unable to Io- j cate the same In view of this fact, on the advice o f his attorney, he consented to a dismissal of the suit. ' ■ v.-vr- '... vía W í ,' >. ■'f; A p r i l s J A u o r t - . \A.- If.' ■VMtälp'ifc Vif’M fs: F f in r Á’líúTmr ChoWau.^xl LADIES’ HATS—Sailorshapes in ali the popular colors. Hirsb- berg’ Fresh rhubarb, asparagus, green onions, head lettuce, celery. Jos. Hirshberg& Co. D. Stewart, the Bynum business man, was a visitor at the county seat a couple days this week. LADIES’ HATS—Special ship ment just arrived for Easter. Hirsh berg’s. Bulk coal oil, 20 cents per gal lon. Creamery butter, 35 cents per pound. Jos. fiirshberg & Co. The Ladies Aid will meet on Wednesday, April -8th, with Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Dietrich at the home of Mrs. Crawford. Chas. M. Blackman returned to Choteau this week from El Faso, Texas, where he hus spent the past few months. Thoroughbred Indian rnnner duck eggs for sale. $1.50 per setting. Ruth Dorrington, Choteau. Link Humble and wife, of Bynum, were here the first of the week buying furniture for the aew lodging nouse they expect to >pen at Bynum in the near future. I have a 5-ton motor truck. Will consider any kind o f hauling. Would be pleased to communicate with parties in Agawam, Bynum md Farmington. C. E. Thomas, Choteau. Jesse Taylor, an old-timer of this section, arrived here this wiek from Canada, where he is now located in the sheep business, for a short business visit. LOST—A gold headed cane. Finder will please leave at thu office. The name A. Long is en graved on the head of the cane. FOR SALE—A couple of desirable building lots in the Hobson addition to Choteau. On Hamilton street. Call at the Montanan office for price, terms, etc. The Chinese pheasants which were shipped in by the rod and gun club last week from Wash ington were taken to the Burrell ranch west o f town last Wednes day, where they will be fed for a few days and then turned loose. Gus Lawson, sn old-time cook of this section, avrived here this week from Canada, where he has been employed w*th the Taylor’s for several months, and has sccep ed employment with the Pioneer restaurant. Ju«t received a new line of wall paper and picture moulding for the spring trade; all new line of goods nothing shoddy, prices right. Also visit our studio. We have an artist at work mak ing oil paintings. Choteau Paint and Wall Baper Store. O. G. Connor, Prop. The hearing o f the Toole county case was had in the supreme court at Helena Ja«t Friday. The matter was taken under advise ment by the court, and it is not thought a decision will be render ed for several days. Both the advocates and those opposed to the creation of Toole county pro fess to believe that the decision of the court will be in their favor. The old Yeager livery stable on Hamilton street, owned by James Brokaw, was sold this week to T. O. Larson, A. J. Cowell, J. I. Cam and Walter Gorham. The consideration has not been made public, but it is understood to be in the neighborhood of $6,000. It is the intention o f the new owners to sell the old buildings at public auction, tomorrow afternoon, and to have them removed from the premises at once, and to com mence tha erection of a modern store building immediately. $$Z&2The¿N & e a t . M o d e ls o f the * M o s t Popular ¡P A R I S I A N A , C O R S E T m m M ^ R T Ï P f i Î N G D § ì Ì Ì t j & ì t y l e s S ' A N D ® “ ' C O A T S H O M E % ® $ /R N A L T T E R N S í \ ; i -- The new Spring j assortment o f ‘m en's slip on rain coats, caps, oxfords and all furnishings goods is also a specialtÿ. Wilson under wear for men is also a specialtÿ this season. The best in rain coats “ Priestlëÿ” make from $5.00 up Our oxfords show the classiest spring footwear for mçn. Up to the minute in every depart ment. -> ! MILLINERY DEPT N o w open. M r s . Schwab, our expert designer, will take pleasure in demonstrating io your abso lute sdtisfaction that the assortment s e lected in the east only d few days ago will unquestionably give one and all a full appreciation o f the very latest and best models shown this season. W e sincerely hope that you visit the department, thereby favoring us tbith the opportunity to person ally make known these facts, and rem em b er that you get the latest. Ranging in price from $ 1 . 5 0 t o $ 2 0 . 0 0 If not in stock we will artistically trini ohe to suit your own indivduality. Ôwr dressés, coats and suits are worn by the -v 1 ” most fashionable women. forem ost fashion creators, make th e germ enÍÉ i ^ offer.yo u .. Our spring * stock is now com plete and ready for your inspec tion. A selection will be sent to any reliable p a rty upon request arid charges will b e paid both ways if a purchase is made. Ladies W e pay the freight to all points on the Pow ë r- Bynum line. A l l orders will be given prom p t attention Children H a v e you seen the new A r g e n tine Girdle? J o s . H i r s h b e r g & C o , The m ost com p lete line o f dresses and spring coats ever seen in Choteau, Seed oats and a quantity of i choice hay for sale. Call at the | Ferris ranch, on the benc^i. FOR SA L E .— 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 visit the new 5, 10, 15 and 25 cent store for bargains.________________ B U I L D I N G A N D ,R,E: S I D E N C E Î CLOSE IN FOR SA L E .—First class seed oats and feed oats at John A. Carlson’s, Farmington. Mont. Concrete Hog Wallow fi...? tì-’i r. fe Hoirs, to In1 profitable. re quire just as careful tend ing as any -tlier animal Killed with a dipping solu tion, the wallow Is frequent ly the means of savin? fat hoirs on hot days and pre venting eholera. É There is only one right way to build a wallow use concrete, but insist on -.‘■■Vi INLAND Portland Cement The trade-mark on each bag Is your protection. The unequaled strength, lasting qualities and uniformity of \IN LAN D ” are recognized by experts all over the Northwest. Get the free “ INLAND” Instruction book telling how to build with cement, dialled on request to ft ■ kvd Ê m St. Anthony & Dakota Elevator Company i Hirshberg Brothers, Bankers Choteau, Montana 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 T e a m -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 corner. 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-cycle, 4 3 - 4 X 6 1-2 delivers 13 H. P. to belt, when plowing will do the work o f 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 8 0 0 revolutions per minute, force feed lubrication, cone clutch, roller bearing main axle, Scheblea carburetor, battery ignition, reverse gear, belt power pulleg, 6 1-2X10. No Transmission. No differential. Runs plows, seeders, binders, mowers, irrigation pumps, hauls every thing you can pull with horses, grinds feed, saws wood or ang stationery belt work to be done on the farm. P R IC E $400 IN C H O T E A U Wm. M onarty, A g e n t n . c - n - Hirshberg block Conrad, Montana Reference: Great Falls National Bank W e Furnish to Everybody and for Everybody Monana Employment Agency \r M~nnu/AM o— ~ - - - J. IV. McGOWAN, Prop. 18 1-2 Second Street South GREAT FALLS. M ONTANA P. O. 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