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“'- T sa»«. ✓ r EpiscopaljGhur^ Sunday m; rning, 10-30 to 11.30; 4Sunday evening 7-45 -to 8.45;. Sunday- fscfi’ool .¿11.30 ;to 12.1 6\ * 'f Re.v. Ii.'.F. Haley, Epis copal minister, cordially welcomes you to all’ these services. • t « *‘,S ‘ \ - t First M. E. Church A.t the First Methodist Episcopal church. Rev, Percy ’Reid McMahan pastor, regular services are as follows: Morning church ser vices. 10:30: Sunday School. 11:30; Epworth League. 7:00 p. m.; Evening Service. 7:45 p. m. All friends and visitors receive a cordial welcome at this church. Choteau Lodge 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. L. 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 at8:30 oclock at their hall In the Connor building. Visiting brothers always welcome OSCAR ODENWALD, N .G. C. H. CONNOR. Sec’y. Queen Rebekah lodge meets 1st and 3rd ntguLS u i e u c u uiuutju a l v o i louse » ,.u „ n.llwn 4 n m q a u o v i u t u w v C Choteau Encampment No, 11 meets 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month. E. T. RHOADE C. P. E. L. JOURDONNAIS. Scribe Chevalier Lodge No. 12 K of P Meets on Thursday night of each week, A. C. BURBANK. C. C. A. O. WARNER. K. of R. & 9. Benevolent Order of Deer Meets on first and third Mondays of each month m the Connor hall. Visiting members invited to be present. A. O. POND, President. DR. C. J. B. STEPHENS, DENTIST Graduate University of Michigan. Ann Arbor Sign: The Golden Tooth Chotea j , Montana Dr. E. J. CRARY DENTIST Office in the McDonald building Choteau, Montana. HENRY D. ROBISON, Pres. JAS. T. ROBISON. Sec. The Teton County Abstract Co. Prompt attention given to all branches of Abstract work. OHOTEAU. - - - MONTANA Bakery & Cafe SO O SON, Prop. SHORT ORDER LUNCH 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 Fitted Office in Huseth bldg., Qhoteau HARMON T. RHOADS Physician and Surgeon Eyes Tested and Choteau, Glasses Fitted Montana A. C. WARNER U. S. Commissioner Notarg Public Convegancer Title Abstracter Choteau, Mont SPRING CREEK D AIR Y Fresh milk and cream delivered in bottles, at Choteau, eoerg morning o f the gear. P u r e and w h o lesom e. J O H N L Y O N , Proprietor v , ' i ' / Seed potatoes for sale/ Inquire at the Beaupre hotel. Furnished l’ooms for rent, quire of Mrs. Angus Bruce. In- Miss Ursula Hodgskiss has re turned to her home in this city to spend the summer vacation. Twenty-six inch Colorado special hog fence, 30 cents per rod. Choteau Hardware Company. Link Humble, of the Humble House, of Bynum, was a business visitor at the county seat Wed nesday. Carl Harris, the well-known Dupuyer merchant, was in the city last Friday, on his way to Helena for a short visit. Emanuel Jacobs, who has been visiting with the Hirshbergs for a short time, left the first of the week for his home at Long Beach, Cal. ______________ One dozen framed studies, values up to 35c, oue to a customer at 10c each. One hundred new studies now on display at the Choteau Wall Paper and Art Store. Valier lost two games of base ball to the Conrad nine last Satur day and Sunday. The score stood 5 to 6 in the first game and 7 to 3 in Sunday’s game. On account o f the wet condition of the roads and grounds the pic nic will be postponed one week. We are glad te have the rain, but it is not good picnic weather. In order to complete a couple of extra tiles, we would like to buy two Moutanans of Nov 21, 1913, two of Dec. 12, 1913, and one of March 6, 1914. Look over your old papers and see if yon can find them for us. STRAY—A bay mare, weight about 1050 pounds, branded anchor bar on right shoulder, came to uiy place this spring. Animal is very gentle. Owner can have same by calling on the under signed. James Thorne, Limington, Mont, R. C. Trumbell and wife arrived in Choteau Tuesday, where Mr. Trumbull will assist at the Cho- teau Drug Co’s, store until the drug store at Bynum will be opened, which will be in about ten days or two weeks, when they will move to that city to take charge o f the business there. The town of Ohoteau and the surrounding country .has been visited this week with several fine showers, which will prove of incalculatable benefit to the grow ing crops. The country was be ginning to get very dry in places, but the rains of the past few days have revived the hopes of the “ dry lander.” The Bynum school trustees have elected Miss Ethel Reid as teach er of the seventh and eight grades, also the first and second year of the high school course, Miss Estelle Stonehouse as teacher in the intermediate grades, and Miss Alma Zimmerman in the primary grades. They expect to build a new schoolbouse at Bynum dur ing the summer, which will be ready for occupancy at the open ing of school in September. Mrs. Mary Lippincott, of Lew- istown, state organizer of the Brotherhood of American Y’ eo- man, is in the city for the purpose of organizing a local lodge. There are ten old members of the organ ization in Choteau, and it is thought she will secure at least 30 new members in this neighbor hood, so that the new lodge will start off with a membership of about 40 or more. The Yoemen is an insurance organization, and bad a total membership of 182,645 on the first day o f January, 1914. Since its organization the Yeomen have paid out $10,095,881.80 in benefits to its members. — r- - 1 * ' * -*>L Arthur Hirsh berg and wife hare' gone,,tothe'famous Boulder^ Hot Springs for a few days’ rest ’ and recreation., Fresh ranch butter, 20 cents per pound. E. J. Robertson & Co. The Ladies Guild will meet with Mesdames Verge and Gibson at the home of the latter on Thurs day. June 11th. All are invited. Frank A. Oulton, of the Far mers Elevator Co., has purchased the H. H. Higgins residence in the soutewestern portion of town. For Sale—A team of mares, weight about 1200 pounds each, one mare in foal; 8 years old. T, H. Thompson, Choteau. J. C. Ferris, of Farmington, has about a dozen brood sows to sell. They will farrow before September 1st. A basket social will be held at the Farmers’ Hall at Limington on Saturday, June 17th, to which the public is cordially invited. Call and see our Sta-Rite gaso line engines and Star feed mills now on exhibition at the Counor blacksmith shop on Main street. Juliu9 Hirshberg, E. J. Hirsh- berg, wife and children, and Ernest Friedlander, were visitors at Conrad last Sunday. FOR SALE—Nice yearling Holstein bull, $60; also nice year ling Jersey bull, $50. J. T. HART & SON, One-half mile west of Power. For Sale—One li rht work horse, broke for saddle and buggy, 8 years old; perfectly gentle. CONRAD SM1TT, 4t49pd. Limingtoq, Mont, Win. Miller, the Valier deputy sheriff, was here Wehnesday and Thursday. He brought over a star boarder fcr Jailer Walley to sober up. Tbos. C. Spaulding, the forest supervisor, returned Tuesday evening from Glacier Park, where he had been for several days look ing after official business. John Barnett, whose leg was broken a few weeks ago and who has been at the hospilal in Conrad since that time, returned to this city last Saturday. Mrs. C. H. Connor returned last week from Bezeman, where she had beenjvisiting for a short time. She was accompanied by her son Vivian, who has been a student at the agricultural college in that city. The work of putting in cement sidewalks was started in Choteau this week, Jo9. Hirshberg & Co. having the honor of being the first business firm in the city to commence work. The walk in front of their business block is fifteen feet in width and will be completed in a few days, weather permitting. W. W. Hurd, of St. Paul has bought the Hein ranch of 10,022 acres near Conrad and the George E. Bowers ranch of 7,000 acres near Choteau. The combined purchase price is reported to be about?500,000. The Bowers ranch has 40-miles of ditches, while 300 head of stock was included with the Hein ranch.—Minneapolis News. J. D. Miller, of Birch Creek, was arrested last Saturday on a charge o f issuing worthless checks. He was in the custody of the officers so soon after the check was cashed at one of our local stores that he bad no chance to spend any of the money received. On returning the money and pay ing the costs in the case, he was released from custody. It was afterwards learned, however, that Miller was wanted by the sheriff of Cascade county on a similar charge, but in the meantime he had left town, leaving no address. V ■Glidden Barbed Wire $2.50 per spool P u r e L in s e e d O il P a int $ 2 . 0 0 p e r gallon ■ D O YOU W AN T TO S A V E S O M E M O N EY D O YOU W AN T TO B E IN STYLE ■'■•Coal O i l ^ 2 0 c p e r gallon. DO YOU W AN T SATISFACTIO N A N D G U AR AN TE E D CLOTHING IF SO T A K E A D V A N T A G E O F T H IS 2 5 P e r C e n t D i s c o u n t S a l e FOR TWO M ORE WEEKS WE A R E OFFERING A N Y GENTS SUI1 THE H O U S E FOR 1-4 OFF O’DONNELL in is The name O'Donnell in shoes is sufficient. Quality, Service and Style can be read the name. This the best shoe for west ern feet made .| Ask to see them. Look at the following prices on Ladies ’ Suits, Coats and Dresses Suits, Coats and Dresses, worth $ 3 0 for ______________ $ 2 2 .5 0 Suits, Coats and Dresses, worth $ 2 0 for ______________ $1 5 .0 0 Suits, Coats and Dresses, worth $15 for _____________ $11,25 THE A B O V E A R E G U AR AN T EE D VALUES REM E M B E R THE L O T CONTEST Jos. Hirshberg & Co. THE H O M E O F QUALITY For Sale,—Two dozen strictly pure bred R. (J. Rhode Island Red yearling hens. E. H. Ganong. FOR SALE:—A couple of good driving teams; also buggies and harness. C. D. Yeager, Choteau. There will be a dance at the Weaver-Crossen hall tomorrow (Saturday) evening. Music will be furnished by the Parker orchestra. Tickets, $1.00. You are invited to attend. The photograph gallery occu pied by Emcrick, on the right-of- way of the Milwaukee railroad in this city is being moved to its new location on the corner of Third street and Second Avenue northwest. On or about July 1-t, 1914, we will move into the rooms now oc cupied by Dr. Stephens, Dentist, who will occupy office rooms in the new Larson building. At present you will find us at the old stand, one door south of the telephone office. Choteau Wall Paper and Art Store Mr. and Mrs. H. Bleecker and children have returned from a five-months visit to her parents, H. S. Bleecker, at Whippany, New Jersey\. They have moved to their ranch at Fairfield, which adjoins the Alfred Hanson place. En route Mrs. Bleecker and the boys spent a few days at Stady, North Dakota, visitiug her broth er, Ole Hanson. Marion Pridham. daughter of Attorney T, H. Pridham and wife, had her arm broken last Saturday evening. While at play with a a number of young com panions Marion feil out of a de livery wagon that they were pushing around the yard, the wagon wheel passing over the arm, breaking it. It is repor ted that she is getting along as well as could be expected. Hirshberg’s Addition ^ “CHOICE BUILDING SITES^****^4^ B U I L D I N G A N D R E S I D E N C E CLOSE IN Hirshberg Brothers, Bankers Choteau, Montana We Furnish to Everybody and for Everybody Montana Employment Agency J. W. McGOWAN, Prop. 13 1-2 Second Street South GREAT FALLS. MONTANA P. O. Box 514 Phone 488 A ll Kinds o f Help Furnished on Short Notice Hello, Yes! A 5c, 1 Oc, 15c and 25c Store in Choteau 1000 different household articles that is wanted in every home. Children’s toys, dolls, candies, cigars, tobaccos and pipes. With each 10c purchase we give a chance on a beautiful prize each month. Shoe Repair Shop In Connection Rips sewed up by machinery while you wait JAMES CONNELLY, PROPRIETOR
