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The Choteau Montanan (Choteau, Mont.), 08 May 1914, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053031/1914-05-08/ed-1/seq-3/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
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Beautiful ritualistic and degree work — 12 complete ceremonial degrees—oerg enobling and helpful—but not compu/sorg begond foundation degree. It is strictlg non-sectarian and non-political. All self-respecting men and women and goung people mag join. The standard of membership is MORAL—it is BENEFICIAL to all. No other societg does so MUCH for its members at so SMALL a cost as the I. L. U. This class \E” membership positiuelg “Beats Them All”— it is the most liberal certificate issued. M . N E H R I N G , Bynum, Montana Forget your troubles in an hour of amusement Choteau Billiard Parlor A Complete line of Tobaccos Cigars and Confectionery Choteau , Barber Shop in Connection Montana T h e Beaupre H o tel H. BEAUPRE, 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 T7S \ , Two to Collins r our Autos two to g «« f ^ is leave daily City Dray and Transfer Line J. A. GLEASON, Proprietor A ll kinds of Hauling, Excavating and Transfering C H O T E A U , - - - M O N T A N A Bishop Brewer Coming « The Right Rev. L. R. Brewer, bishop of Montana, will make his annual visit to Choteau tomorrow, and will preach in the Episcopal church at the morning and even ing services. lie will also hold a confirmation service in the even ing. The bishop has been coming to Choteau for the last twenty years. He is familiarly known by many of the old-timers, and it is to be hoped he will have a church full of people to welcome him to Choteau at this time. The bi«hop is getting to be an old man and it may be that this will be his last visit here, so let all who possibly can make it a point to attend these services. Remember the hours of wor ship: morning, 10:80, evening, 7:45. The governor of the state has designated Sunday. May lo, as Mother's day, and all the children who come to Sunday school will receive a carnation button next Sunday. Clark -Huen Nuptial Tuesday, May •” > , 1914, at 12 o'clock, Mr. Elmer J. Clark and Mi*s Mary Huen, of Conrad, were united in the holy bond« of matri mony. The wedding took place at the Methodist parsonage. ( fio- teau, Rev. Mr. McMahon olhaat ing. These young people have hved in Conrad for the past tew year«. Mr. Clark has been in the livery business. May happiness and prosperity attend their way through life. * Methodist Mention Rev.' McMahon ia holding a series of revival service« at the Methodist Episcopal church. Last Sunday Rev. J. A. Martin, of Great Falls, assisted the pastor. Mrs. Bovard came Tuesday, May 5th, to assist in the services. All are cordially invited to attend these meetings. The annual conference of the Methodist churches of the North Montana conference will convene in Choteau August 19 to 24. This will be the third time that Choteau has entertained conference. Zapata in the Game Vera Crnz. May 4.— A procla mation dated May 1 and signed by Zapata, published today in the local Mexican paper, announces that the southern rebels will on Mav 5 attack Mexico City. It also condems General Huerta and General Aureliano Blanquet to death. Members of a commission sent by thp Mexican government to in duce Emilio Zapata and his rebel followers in the south to join forces with the federal troops in case of a foreign invasion, were seized today by rebels on the border of the state of Morelos and held as prisoners. The federal go\ernment created a new military decoration today to he known a« that of the \sec ond North American invasion.” The defenders of Vera Cruz when the American bluejackets and marines landed there are to be re warded with this decoration it is stated. Montana Carries Dead Vera Cruz. May 8.— The bodies of lT American bluejackets and marines who fell victims to the Mexican snipers in the street fighting during the operations ac- eompanvingthe occupation of Vera Cruz, started on their way to New York today on board the armored cruiser Montana. Solemn h mors were paid by the great assemblage of United State« war vessels as the Montana passed out of the harbor, and those were joined in by vessels of the British, French and Spanish navies. The crews of the warships in full uniform lined the sides of the warships, and as the Montana reached each one the men stood at attention, marine guards present ed arms and the ships' bands plated funeral marches. Mediation Plans Washington, May 3.—The med iation plans of the South Amer ican envoys, who are trying to straighten out the troubled affairs of Mexico, went steadily forward today and while there were no formal sessions the mediators con- fei red in the next step of their procedure. The United ¿tate«, ihe Huerta government and General Carranza are expected to name their dele gates as requested by the mediat or« last night, within the next day or two The delegates for thi United States, it became known today, would not be officials close ly identified with the government. This has eliminated Robert Lans ing, councellor, of the statedepart- rnent, and in general all ether government officials. When the delegates of the three parties arrive it is expected the mediators will be ready to take up the crucial issues between the United States and Huerta, and if possible between Huerta and ('ar runza. It became definitely established today that General Carranza would not agree to the request of the mediators that he suspend military operations'against Huerta pending the mediation proceedings. It is said this will have no effect on onecking the general plans of mediation. Close associates of Carranza who ’nave now arrived here, say that no mediation between them and Huerta is possible and that any move on the part of the three med iators to include in their program a scheme for the general adjust ment of Mexican affairs, will he regarded as being outside the scope of their labors. Until fuither notice, I will answer all cash calls left with Choteau Drug Co. W. J. DeCoursey. Don’t swear “ at” your watch. Have Holland, the jeweler, repair it, then yon can swear “ by” it. FOR SALE __ First class seed oats and feed oats at John A. Carlson’s, Farmington, Mont. y -v~r:^ •• 'ftkvfl-.. , -:i V 7 ?-$!p b t î __J M - a “A.B.A.” CHEQUES 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. Hirsh berg Brothers BANKERS Choteau, Montana - 3 — rr, Photographs A n y and everything made in this line by professional artists. Phone 9 red EMERICK’S STUDIO Send me your Broken Glasses. I will repair and return the same dag. 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 H o t and Cold Water Baths O u r Cafe service is the very best WE WILL APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE H . D . U p m a n General Blacksmithing and Horseshoeing Strictly modern and up-to-date. Machinery in all departments. No job too big for us to do right. No job too small for us to fail to give it careful and prompt attention. None but com petent w orkm en em ployed SATISFACTION GUARANTEED C H O T E A U . /YV O 1 S T The Montanan forJob Printing
