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The Choteau Montanan (Choteau, Mont.), 26 June 1914, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053031/1914-06-26/ed-1/seq-2/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
JT.fi; iw v ' ;Y'*>ÏT\^v> v ; ' « * •’. *•/-*/*, v: /„ » v « 'rnsfWv.. 3ïS»S Hr *- -L ,.W T » , \v -.-ri,-.va r -^ ^ ^ -k % FSV* m 'S«. G7* st- .-.^ The Stove-ör t ie Fuel ? £ .Vv D id gou ever have a -stove dealer furnish gou a coating to put on top of the grates o f gour range so that gou could bring the fire up closer, to gour gridles and cook without wasting fuel? Then gou could not dump the ashes and clinkers out and gou couldn't bake without fishing the casting out with a poker. G e t a Q U I C K A C T I O N R A N G E with raising and lowering grate and gou can lift the fire up ang moment with a few turns of the shaker handle. You can dump the grates at ang position arid gou can lower the grate quicklg for baking. You can cook on top of the range with half the fuel in a fire box half the ordinarg depth , and because the fire is so close to the gridles gou can heat enough from a low fire so gou can close the front draft and make the small amount of fuel last longer. It costs $ 6 0 . 0 0 , or more, per annum for fuel for a range. Whg not bug a high grade malleable Q U I C K A C T I O N R A N G E with the lifting grate and recover the first cost in the fuel saved in a oerg few gears? -.FOR S A L E B Y = R O S S H O U C K , H a rdw a re W e Repair the Most Delicate Parts of an auto with the same skill as we restore the heavier por tions of the car. Our reputa tion does not rest alone on our abilitg to put on a new tire in record time, but also on our skill in repairing breaks in ang part of the machine. If gou think angthing of gour auto gou should have us do gour re pairing. BOWERS’ GARAGE CHOTEAU, MONTANA Commissioners ings Proceed- Drugs Sundries Ice Cream Soda Water Cigars R e x a l l S t o r e W. H. MEWSON, Proprietor mates cW'ra|gj|tn^uarter; V AFTEHNOON'SESSIONn* Board, reaasismbled at 2 p.i-m. all I * - Baard-'contiiiulid.exiUiii nation of „ -**£?**r ? :■ -■ . . . office« reports, and the following werehpprpyed: J. E. DeHaas, ‘ J. SP. and acting coroner ¿¡--Report o f investigation of the death-'of Charles Lichen- berger, found dead March 16, 1914, at Olsen’s camp, Sun river irrigation project. Warrant or dered for costs incurred. J. E. DeHaas. John Saterlie. F. H. Federhen. William Liliard F. T. Rickard, Ohas. N. Thomas, J. W. Shields and G. A. Smith, justices of the peace. Reports showing actions tried, also fines colleeted and paid treasurer, as follows: J. E. DeHaas, $21.00; F. H. Federhen, $35.00; Chas. N. Thom as $20.00. Board authorized town of Cho- ieau to use southeast jury room in court house when not needed for court purposes. Ordered that road supervisor remove fence of Nick Berglund obstructing county road on east side of northeast quarter section 15, township 24 north, range 2 west. Adjourned to 10 a. m. June 2. SECOND DAY June 2, 1914. Board met at 10 a. m. All members ; resent. Board proceeded to audit claims against the county, in which busi ness the whole of the day was taken up. -, Adjourned tolQa^na . June ; 3: ; ; June 3;; 1914i Board,met ' •VSS.V-:V-' .:A.A WV*y ' . . . . . . albini ÿ AÎIfmenifàrslpresenfc.! •' :: %Omcial2pqnds andTproperty tp & __ _ v#« v re turns'ipffall rwd. supervisors - were j”' r- examined and approved, were! presented and board ■ took action' Reports of road ^viewers\ •esented and boari the reonj* as-fol 1 o ws : bin'Choteau- 0reat;4iFall9' ïroadiiCÎReTO^ ap-\ proved'and damages and^benefits, ; deélàTëdàs-e^ M. Nord hagén, who' wàs' awàided --‘ \[Oonfclriüèd òopàW'threèT F i t s a n d M i s f i t s , A * S w e j p JNCAPBr „ XOJTXVÏ A r e being given to men all over town, but goull never get a misfit here. We are experienced cutters and fit ters, and make it a point to give eoerg patron the best fit possible in the choicest fab rics, beautifullg lined and finished and perfect in everg detail o f making. Yet we don't ask ang fancg price for our superior suits. O U R S P E C I A L T Y IS $25.00 S U I T S THE MODEL TAILORS OVER FROST ’ S STORE Choteau, Mont. June 1, 1914. Board met In regular session at its office at 10 a. m. Present. Commissioners Henry Ryan, Henry Radcliffe and W . D. Jones and the clerk. Board organized by electing W. D. Jones as chairman for the per iod ending on the first Monday of January, 1915. Minutes of regular March meet- and intervening special meetings read and approved. Board proceeded to examine re ports of county, township and district officers for quarter ending May 31, 1914. The following were approved: E. C. Garrett, county clerk. Report o f warrants issued in pay ments of salaries of county offi cers and authorized deputies, amounting to $31,311.99 on con tingent fund and $300.00 (janitor) on general fund. Also the fol- owing under orders heretofore made by the board. ROAD FUND J R Young, foreman engine crew ......... $101 35 F J McOrocdy, engineer ....................... 85 40 Talf Hanson, laboror ............................ 22 33 F O Julson, grader and cook ................ 69 21 E. C. Garrett, county ~clerk. Report of official fees collected and paid treasurer, amounting to $2,148.79. James Gibson, clerk district court. Report of certificates issued March term of court, amounting to $3,115.90 for jurors and $2,582.40 for witnesses, a total of $5,698.30. James Gibson, clerk district court. Report for official fees and fines collected and paid treas* urer, amounting to $509.50 for fees and $1,000.00 for fines, a to tal of $1,509,50. K. McKenzie, sheriff. Report of official fees collected and paid treasurer, amounting to $213.44. K. McKenzie, sheriff. Report of j ail boarders. Warrant or dered for costs incurred. D. W. Doyle, county attorney. Report showing no county funds collected. Nellie R. Brown, county super intendent of schools. Report showing teachers’ and eighth grade examinations held and other transactions of office. Also $39.00 examination fees collected and paid treasurer. H. W. Kelly, poor farm con tractor. Report showing 18 in- A M e ssage t o E v e r y b o d y WE ARE PLEASED TO KNOW THAT THE PEOPLE OF CHOTEAU AND VICINITY ARE AWAKE TO THE FACT THAT WE ARE HERE TO SELL Honest Goods at Honest Prices WE KNOW THIS FROM THE NUM BER OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS IT HAS BEEN OUR PLEASURE TO MEET SINCE COMING TO THE CITY C H O T E A U LU M B E R C O M P A N Y TH E RED SH E D A . J. FLYNN, Proprietor 1 I 1 \I r1| F o r t P e c k T o w n s i t e / S A L E & I 8 I I I The United States Government will auction off, on dates shown, the unen tered lots in the following towns on what was form erly the Fort Peck Indian Reservation: Poplar, June 15th, Sprole, June 19th, Brockton, June 22nd, Blair, June 24th, Chelsea, June 27th, M acon, July 1st, W o lf P oint, July 3rd, Oswego, July 9th, Frazer, July 11th and M ilk River (W iota), July 14th. ° l i n £ * G r e a t N o r t h e r n R a i l w a y -<5- Si ¿Isi . « v-V These are all thriving prosperous towns located on the main transcontinental line o f the Great Northern Railway in the Fort Peck Indian Reservation which was thrown open to settlement last Fall. The country surrounding has all been allotted to settlers and real estate values are hound to rise. U n i t e d S t a t e s G o v e r n m e n t This sale m il be under the direct supervision o f the United States Govern ment. Bills must b e made in person o r by agent. They cannot b e sent by mail. The minimum price o f any lot is $10.00. A minimum o f $10.00 and 25 per cent o f the b id price must b e paid on date o f sale and balance in one, two or three installments, according to price o f lots. There is no restriction as to number of lots that one person may purchase, nor as to qualifications of purchaser. \ / l NtMionAl P«*rk ¡¿out«* For further particulars write E. C. LEEDY General Xmmigration Agent Great N o rthern Railway R o o m 1 1 3 G . N. B id « ., ST . PAUL, MINN. J. T. McGAUGHEY A m i . Gen’ I F r e ight a n d PaM enger Agent HELENA, MONT. ’’S r i ' \mor’k «\ l uvst V\ i n 11>.\ I I . rK !’ ■ n 11 • •f . J w i r . ' i
