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■H o t M ë â l 9 __._ _. - ;<5 V ’ _‘ V i ^t-^V l ' % ><»/>'•* j»»S f -' - •\'<■'-•* ^ Í S H ; o rr i 1 ^ fí<- : *Y?’, î> ' a, {> '* • - . ' i ï r - V \ > ' : - ’ G ’ ••’‘■C-5” ' r V . ^ Y ^ ï i ' THÈ I ÍTTI E J. W. JOHNSON;, Prop. r . ¿ V - '* OPLiV A L L HOURS Dag and night ~ Call in and see us we can please gou First door north of Butcher Shop S U N N Y S I D E H O T S P R I N G S The headwaters of Alhambra is today *considered the most popular health resort in the state. Situated on the G. N. 14 miles south of Helena. Special rates from all points Ask gour agent. Rates reasonable. Trained nurses and massures in attend - ance. Free bus meets all \ trains. D. I. AMES. Mgr. List Your Ranches with the Choteau Investment Company Present Address: I. A. STUB, 19-21 Dunn Block Great, Falls, o it Reliable Watches Elgin. Waltham. Illinois. Hampden. Let us show you the Hamilton watch, the finest railroad watch made. Our repairing advertises itself. HOLLAND, the Jeweler On or about July 1st, 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. T I N S H O P J. W. CHAPEL, Prop. HEATING, PLUMBING, Sheet Metal Roofing and Repair Work Shop back of Hannon's Store \ Shop, 84 red Telephone» ^ Residence, 76 red * w m m m m m m *v«s- -ff* -Ot '7 V - V '• \ * » > •:iiA\severe\wihdstorm:broke\oyer jthis section - last ; .Monday,- doing; some damaged Several,: box:*;cars ¡were unroofed in tiiei local- yards. Crpps were damaged, to some ex tent:—Cut Bank Tribune. •Edward Bilsborough, a resident of the Sheep country, west of Du- puyer, was brought to the hospi tal last Sunday with a compound fracture of the left leg. Bils borough was riding on the reach rod of bis wagon while fording Sheep creek and his leg was caught by an old sunken log.— Conrad Observer. Another soaking rain last night and this morning adds materially to the general smile of satisfaction that is being worn by the farmers this year. The crop condition is about 100 per cent perfect to date, and everyone is feeling confident of a big crop. 'The winter wheat is beginning to head out, and is almost sure to make a good crop. Robert Kelly, the weather ob server, reports that a total of 2.19 inches of precipitation has fallen so far t U 9 month. There have been no dashing rains, and nearly all of the moisture has gone into the ground.—Conrad Independent. Two young daughters of our old friend Mr. Longmuir arrived last Saturday from Great Falls where they have been attending college the past winter. They have a two months vacation this summer.— Brady Whetstone. The formal opening of Hotel Bynum occurred last Saturday and it is estimated that 600 visi tors were in town. A special train came up from Great Falls and%au toffiobi lës^^ahd the^rconnty.^ vTha Choteau ' band\ furnished music and a game of'ball ^etii^n^fi^Çonrad team and^tji® Iocttls\iheiped . to crb'wd.J: >;A .'dance' m endeâ'the day’s events. The. ney^.; hotel Ts ojtièjdf thé finest in Vtliia^ sàate, bothjn finish and equip-1 nient, and the service it afforda.td. ’ •' - -W the public is second to r.one/~D; ** , Stewart is the proprietor.—Bynum: News. The Pioneer Press learns that Agent McFatridge has received notification from the Department of Indian Affairs of his transfer from the Blackfeet reservation to Roond Hollow, California, where h e w i l l a c t i n a similar capacity. The news was received with regret by the people of Browning and the entire reservation.—Cut Bank Pioneer Press. •We are informed that Willard Olsen has sent to his former home in Wisconsin, for his clay pigeon trap, and has also ordered a barrel of blue rocks. In a few weeks the lovers of trap shooting w i l l be seen in action. The writer would like to see a gun club organized here. We know there is plenty df talent available here to enuble us to put out a good representative team,—The Valerian. entertain' -’the; the evening; Four Kinds of Trouble. Judge—What have ,voti to sa.v a s ’to the charge that while the husband of one woman you married three others’; Bigamist—Simply this-that having four of a kind isn’t whut it is cracked up to be. Its Advantage. “ J want to get a certificate of mem bership in a wanderlust club.” “Well, that is one* society where you can be in good standing when you get your walking papers.” — Baltimore American, Choteau mod and $un Club Shoot Sunday , July 5 10 a. m. Sharp 8 events, 25 Birds Each Entrance Fee For Entire Shoot, $4.00 Ties in any event to be shot off in event following. All ties on eighth event to be shot off \miss and out” EVENT NO. I 1st Prize, Silver shaving set - 2nd Prize, Suckling Pig 3rd Prize, 1 Box Blackstone Cigars 4th Prize, 1 Lucky Curve Fountain Pen 5th Prize, $2.00 Cash - - - EVENT NO. 11 1st Prize, 1 Dozen 5x7 Photos of Shooters 2nd Prize, $4.00 Cash - - - 3rd Prize, 1 Box Amercol Council Cigars 4th Prize, 1 Fare to Great Falls by Auto 5th Prize, 1 Quart Choice Brandy EVENT NO. Ill 1st Prize, 1 Stetson Hat - 2nd Prize, l Case Schlitz Beer 3rd Prize, 10 Gallons Gasoline 4th Prize, $2.00 Cash - 5th Prize, 1 Month’s Laundry Bill EVENT NO. IV 1st Prize, 1 Pair Florsheim Shoes 2nd Prize, 1 Box King Hiram Cigars 3rd Prize, $2.00 Cash 4th Prize, 1 Fine Blade Razor 5th Prize, 1 Thorough Cleaning EVENT NO. V 1st Prize, f Box LaCresta Cigars 2nd Prize, 1 Choice Ham - - - 3rd Prize, Free Pass to Show for one Month 4th Prize, 1 Case American Beer 5th Prize, $2.00 Cash . . . ENENT NO. VI 1st Prize, 1 Box Silk Sox . . . 2nd Prize, 1 Box Bulwer Pan Cigars 3rd Prize, 1 Hair Cut, Shave and Shampoo 4th Prize, $ 2 .0 0 Cash 5th Prize, 1 Suit Clothes Cleaned and Pressed EVENT NO. VII 1st Prize, 1 Box La Cresta Cigars 2nd Prize, 1 Steel Fishing Rod 3rd Prize, 1 Engraved, Gold, Coat Watch Chain 4th Prize, 1 Choice Calabash Pipe 5th Prize. $2.00 Cash . . . E. N. Haugen A lex Burrell Little Gem Restaurant Choteau Drug Co Electric City Land Co Emerick T. O. Larson Byron Corson Joe Baart Club Saloon Jos Hirshberg & Co The Choteau House Pure Oil Company Spring Creek Dairy Teton Steam Laundry Chas. Frost & Co Mrs. T. A . Smith C. A . Coleman E. J. Roberson 3c Go Putman & Looney Glenloyd Cafe Choteau Meat Co Royal Theatre Family Liquor Store - Soo Son Hannon’s , Rexal Drug Store Black Diamond Shop H. T. Bateman - A . Peterson Pioneer Saloon R. D. Houck Holland,‘ Jeweler A . O. Pond A . C. Burbank EVENT NO. y III - Gold L eaf Bar Choteau Merc. Co Pioneer Cafe R. E. Vincent, Architect Nick Tuttle 1st Prize, $5.00 Gold Piece 2nd Prize, 1 Gordon Hat 3rd Prize, $2.00 Cash 4th Prize, $2.00 Cash 5th, Prize, $2.00 Cash $5.00 Cash to Shooter making Longest Run - Citizens’ State Bank Golden Trophy to High Average - - Choteau Hardware Co $5.00 Gold Piece to shooter who Shot Through and had Poorest Average - - Choteau Rod & Gun Club 1st High Average, Cash - - - - - - $15.00 2nd, High Average, Cash - - - - - - - 12.50 3rd High Average, Cash * - - - - - 10.00 4th High Average, Cash - 7.50 5th High Average, Cash - - - - - - - 5.00 J T h r e e D a y s O z o n e i n G l a c i e r N a t i o n a l P a r k To be taken by members o f the Montana State Pharmaceutical Association after their annual ÇQn- vention at Kalispell, Montana, July 17 to 19. - Many members will take advantage of this three day outing in Glacier Park. Write today for further information relative to this magnificent scenic trip and make arrangements now to join the part y . “See America Fir.st” Glacier National Park J. T. McGAUGHE Y Assistant General Freight and Passenger Agent HELENA MONT. Panama»Pacjfie.Tnt-m¿'¡«»nil Exposition Sau F r u n c i ó , i'»lS i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i B i i i a a i e s ■ ' - a r m i s E i s s a s i i B i i CELEBRATION CHOTEAU JULY 3 and 4 Street Parade Led by the Choteau Band, followed by Floats, Automobiles, Commercial Club, Fire Department, etc. First prize, $25.00; second, $15.00; third, $10.00. Speaking and Reading Declaration of Independence at Court House BALL CHOTEAU VS* CONRAD J U L Y M CHOTEAU vs; GREAT FALLS J U L Y 4 t h DATING on Grove Street, Including Boys* and Girls* Pony Races, lllmJL) lUivlnU following Baseball game Street Sports, F r e e D ance at Night, M u s i c all Day Iby C hoteau Bandi.
