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T H E M O N T A N T A N . ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS. MONTANA STAGE COMP \NY. O ut «'»!!® V. **. b «W^n <\hofiM»ti *>nd Omit Pal b . |>nvr F>d * w rv m‘'T\i''£r excpnt for Ch lean, rf tnmin« every morning except Mondavs. BYRON CORSON. Apent, CBOTRAIT^O BEI.LF.VIR\’. Once a ire°k : Satu'daya. rcnrninp Mondays. W. J. WATSO v , Carrier. JET® C 3 o Jifê® M » L o c a l T IM F T A B L E , GO IN G N O R T H . Leave Great. Falls at 7:30 am ii Va'itrhn « 4 8:10 ii I t 8TEELL 4 t 8:45 4 1 Collins t l 10:15 1 4 It Pieicaa « 4| 12,05 pm GO IN G SO U T H . Pie*an at 6.15 pm 41 Collin« «< 7 55 4 ( I t tTEELL 4 * 9.30 • I »1 Vnnshu ii 10 05 4 1 Arriva Great Falls I t 10.45 « 4 cheap, at Fenty’s meat « Cabbage, market. Fresh oygten», 75 cents per can at Byron Corson's. # A series of horse races is being arrang ed for Thanksgiving. Bologna sausage 12 cents a pound at the Choteau meat market. * A complete fresh stock of nuts and candies at Byron Corson’s. * Concord grapes, $1; Cranberries, $1 per basket at Byron Corson's. * Frank Carr has entirely recovered from his recent confinement by typhoid fever. Fred. Palmerlee is running ths north ern mail during Mr. Butler's abeense in the east. The Webb boys have put up a fine lamp for the Knights of Pythias. It’s a Joe Dandy. Fresh eggs, 40 cents; celery, $1; oran ges, 75 cents; lemons, 75 cents a dozen at Byron Corson’s. * On Wednesday Jus. Malone made final proof on his land claim before Commissioner Warner. Sheri ff O’Neil was in town this week looking after something, ileweut north to the Dupuyer country. Z. T. Burton, president of the Eureka, Canal company, who is now east, is ex pected home on the loth inefc. Sweet potatoes, 12 pounds, $1; hick ory nuts 15 cents per pound Apples by the barrel next week at B.\ run Cor son’s. * Cascade county is ercctiig an iron bridge across ti e MV i mhii i i iver <<t Cas cade. It is to be C|* j ii for tiavi 1 Janu ary 1st. E. P. Butler left on a vi.-it to his aged mottier in the east last Tuesday morn ing, going via the Gn at Nto theru Pa cific extension. Y«»nr attention is called to the fuct that the Kr.ightsof i'yt hias.of «'lioteau, will give a grand bull and supiier on Tbauksgivhig night. Byron Corson teTurnrd from a busi ness trip to Helena his! Satin day. He secured 80 ban els of tipples which are to arrive here next wet k. Eggs3 0 cents. Butttr30 cents, at the Choteau meat market. Wheat and oats at bottom prices. Potatoes only 00 cents per huuuied pounds. * * A report has lieen received from Chem ist Dyer, of the Lehi, Utah, sugar works, on a sample of the beets sent by the Helena Boat'd of Trade- for T. C. Burns, of Chiuuok. It showed, Weight seven teen ounces, brix 19 03 sucrose, 14.93, purity 76, a vtiy guud cample fur sugar. .1 E. Webb returned from Great Falls Wednesday evening, where he had been in quest of hard wohrl nnd other wagon ninterial, which will arrive in a few days The Knight* of Pythias of this place will given hall and supper at the hall on Thongivtsc nicht. Invitations and particulars will lie Issued in a few days G. G. Bynum, E I. T. Bvnnm, Louis D. Matherson and wife, of Butt«, each made final proof on thpir desert land claim« ve«terday before U. S. Commis sioner Warner. Silverman <fc Cohen have contracted for a car load of Champion mowers to be del:vered early next sea so•>. This enterprising firm now have the agency for Choteau and Augusta. Wednesday was the regular day for ♦he coach from Steall, but as none came then nor yesterday, it is supposed that Monday night’s storm knocked out the Canada A Great Falls railway. F. D. Cooper is transf-rring 1,000 head of stock sheep from his Crown Butte ranches, south of Sun river, to his herds on Birch creek, this county. The fallen during the early pmtof the storm, and now lay in great heaps behind ever” obstruction. No enow fell on Tuesday though clouds and mist still obscured the sun. The weather was clear and cold yesterday and the dav I»tfoie. Wednesday morning the therm un *ter registered 1% tielowr and at 8 o ’clock it was 5 helowr. Yesterday was quite pleasant, though only 26 above. To day bids fair to lie a regular May day with the prospects of several weeks of fine weather to follow. K of P. AT THE HOTELS. VALLEY HO TEL. Dudley DuBose, B. F. O N il. Fort Benton; Geo B. McLaughlin, 0 lumbi.ina, Ohio; K. M. Siutw Flathead Luke; VV. S. Fullerton. J. G. Jones, Great Fall-; Max Codden. Pren, Rusri.i; Jus Birth elott. 0. 0. Rinker. He'ena; L D. Maihersou and wife. El. T. By num and wil'»*, B i <J 0. btl.it-, Il;vcr«dde, (J d ; F L) Cooper, E Sprout. Ua-cah; 11. A. Bordetm. hand passed north yesterday morning Chicago; Win. Hall. Aiigiisla; F early. i W. It.aiding, Knoi> R inch; G W. S. F. Ralston has established a lumber . Orav. Be|!evi»*\\; G o . A. Fry, 0 yard at this plHce. J K. Webb is agent- j O Cooper, II. O Cramer. II F. The lumber has begun to arrive ami i Ef -land, B.vnum, Win. Liilanl, soon there will he 60,000 fe«*t of all kinds of lumber on hand. It comes from the Blackleaf canyon and is of much better quality than any hereto fore offered in this market. T hanksgiving B all , N o v . 2 6 . AT C H O T E A U ,.................. MONT. A general invitai ion is d. T ickets , including $3. extend- supper, Great Falls Leader: Dan. D. Lucid, i late of the Rocky Mountain Husband man, and J. A. Wright, with the Helena Independent havecompleted a 11 arrange* minis to start a newspaper at Nrih»rt, to be known as the Neihart Mi» er. They expect to issue their first number about the 14th of this month. Judge Du Bose came up from Benton last Friday to personally investigate the respective rghtts of Jesse F. Taylor and Frank Truchut to the waters of 8piing creek, now in litigation. The Judge returned to Fort Benton Satur day evening fully imbued with the great ness.and beauty of the Ehotea.ii country and the bright future in «torefor out town. Tlie.Iu’geia as amiable a. gen- llgrnan when < ff the bench as one could wish to find. He expressed the hope that sometime in the near future he would have the pleasure of attending or holding court in our town. The River Press says tf'at Collect or Jere Sullivan has notified,, the depart ment at Washii gton t hatful herb/CiB vim- minent danger of a larlie influx,i>f Chi namen and contraband goods from across the boundary line, and that the means at his disposal are entmly itmd- tquale to meet the emergency. The large extent of country through which these smuggling operations cun be ear ned on requires an organized system of pain 1 to bead • ff the several parties engaged in the traffic, and application has lieen made to have such system adopted at. an early date. The present arraiigemeotB have but little practical i fleet in meeting the requirements of the situation. Monday all day the wind had blown strong from the west, and at 8:30 in the evening it was still blowing from that quarter. Heavy clouds lay under the lieof the mountains, hiding them from view. Suddenly the wind shifted to the nmthwest, blowing a perfect hurricane and snowing hard. The thermometer, ) which re. iwtered 46p above a few min- J utee before, suddenly fell to only 13 above. 1 hie, with the fierce wind and enow, nmde it a dm gerous night to be out in. By morning the storm had abated somewhat, though at 8 o ’clock the thermometer stiljstood at 15 above wit b the wind pret ty close to the north. The sudden cold bad prevented a heavy fail oi suww, but at least lour inches bail . Blacklea!; Jas. L. Collins, M T rnicr, Muddy; W. R. klingln siuilh, 0 . 8. Ali*Donald, 0. G* M onkm u i, U. G. Allen. Win Bruce, B. Percy »Mark, Walter >. Clark, Chas. W. Cooper and fam ily, ranch; J. I\ Boucra'en. B Corson, H. W. K elly, C. W. The l>o, eilv. CHOTEAtT II* USE. J. F. Boers, Great Keir. J. Sherman, Gessijeckor. Truly; A*. Joncs. J. W akefield, Diipnyor; Jno. Mi Gov er* , A lex Monk man. Jas Malone. Dry Folks; Geo. Nctipeii. Freeze on*; loin McG »vorn. Deep Ctvek: Jno. Anirus. Bynum: Jim. E Kane. Frnveaux: Geo. Rrliards, Carl Harmon-nii, S. C. Chezum. Gt o Flin». Win. Bruce, L. A Bruce R M cL°od, N. Brin' . 1,. B uce. J. A. Fisher, Chas. Younger, Ja-, Loua , R! 0 iruev. Frank Clark. J. Ander-on. Geo. Lin 1*1 mm, Frank Davis. 0 Vedoil. Andrew Ander son. Jas. Collins, G *o B ills,' h)5. B*rtrore, Tims Lowell«, Tlios Mullen. Choteau and vicinil Art.old. W illow creek GOOD M U S IC , and a general good time insured. T i c k e t s a t the C iioteau . H ouse . W K VTIIKIC IfK I 'O liT . 1891. 1890. O ctober . M> an temperature, 41.8 415 ‘‘ Max. “ 61.7 57.1 Min. “ 33 9 33 8 Hmhesfc “ 795 7 « (; Lovrist “ J5 8 2-‘ 8 8 a m. “ 40 4 44.9 8n. m. “ 424 41.« Greatest range, dav 11.4 16 „ ‘ “ 24 hours 44.7 41 9 R du f.'ll, days 5 4 - “ ** i oc lies 0.16 0.87 WHAT IS IT F a i l - ; A h X . . nnn. Min Rive»; J I Timt culls every week, Ami talks all the tine, nur It never eats, and it Site up all night? Madad stqi ni inarnasp.iaApuu^ 0. These In* H ip nielaurlmly -daya When J iwri the Ii':» vu* <L» Ur<ir>. And tree« liegin to «how their limbs Just as the bathers stop. - Chicago Ti/nofl. DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF. [NOTICE EUR PÜBL 10 AJ ION.] Land Office at. Helena. OC tôlier 12, 1891. Notice is hemby given 'hat fos°phA B-ker, - dininietr- toi of the «*s*a « « f Henr' Mi-L -nn Martin *leceH8<*<l, fo*-theh i s < f -nid dei-eaecd, hasfi «•* notice o f intenfi n t o n i k*1 proof on his d-w-rt land clajtn No. 1874. fo< th< RWqr o f NE ir, t-hf o f NEgr and SPgr e<-ii«m 39, ttWqrSWnr and NWqr of SEqr, section 28. townshiii 26 iior li, noire 6 west lieloru *■. C. W «rner, U. s . Coni'1 i-s on-r, ut i hnt,‘HO. !Vro to no. on sa t . nrday th« 2l8t< day o f Nownib\**. I8'i.i I'c ■ anie-< the follow! g witoert-'es lo prove the çon ip -te irrigation and recamutloo o f SB'd l a i d : î 'II vî r G. C'-o| er Clmah's--. Mcl'on- aid «nd Tlioma- Me over », 0C Choteau. Monta .c Hiid John II. Welsh, of Gicat Fa. b : Montana. S A SWIGGETT. Register. Fir0t i u li, aUou Oct. 16. BURD’S CASH STORE O n hand with a new Slock of Goods bought, of Manufacturers foi Cash. J^licles of merit for the lowest prices for cash. C a . n d . e e O V E R S H O E S Tar box, Schliek & Co.. FOOTS and SHOES Lindekes, Warner & Sehurmeier OVER^IIIRTS. OVERALLS and* UNDERWEAR. Laupher, Finch and Skinne.: HATS, CAPS, GLOVES, FUR COATS N » Penileniiary Goods, • And ion Goods. * Old Goods. S * C L X d . ’ s C A S H S t o r e . Does not mark goods so high that they are compelled to cut tl.e 1‘ own prices in order lo sell. THE HARKED PRICE IS THE PRICE YOU PAY.
