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T H E M O N T A N I Á N . ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS. MONTANA STAGE COMPANY! - Carrying U. S. Mail between Plioteau and Great Falls. Leave Great Fal s every morning oxcept Sundays for Choteau, returning every morniugexcept Mondays. BYRON CORSON. Agent. CHOTEAU TO BELLEYIEW. Once a woek : Saturdays, returning Mondays. W, J, WATSON, Carrier. X j © C a , l l 3 - Sheriff O’Neal is in town soramoniig jurors for the December term of court which meets at Fort Benton on the 12th prox. Mr. and Mrs. AJfied Hairls have re turned from Eutope and are now in Helena. Carl Harris has gone to meet them. They will be at home as sson «8 the weather moderates. John Swanstream is putting a fine front on the Choteau .house, but the storm caught him before he gob it quite completed. He contemplates putting in a planing mill here next i*pring. The mail from the south due here at supper time last evening did nut get iu until after 10 o’clock this morning on account of the severe storm the day be fore. There is a foot of suow at Creat Falls. Bertie Strong, of Sun River, v a i thrown from his horde near Freez*out last week, and had a leg broken He was taken home and Dr. Newman, of Great Falls, summoned who set the bi oken member. Major Steed, U. S. Indian agent at the Blackfoot agency, will receive sealed pro posals for furnishing and delivering at that agency 52,272 pounds of oats, and at the agency boarding school about 18,000 pounds of potatoes. Bids will he received at Pe:gan until 1 o ’clock, p. m. of Wednesday, December 14. 1892. Rev. P. IT. Reed arrived from Butte last Tuesday evening, and will take charge of the relig o m woik in this sec tion under the auspices of the M E. church. He will hold services at the school house evory Sunday evening and endeavor to build up a congregation which shall be asoure of pleasuie alike to himself and the community.* Mr. Reed comes here well recommended and T he M ontanian asks of the people of this section a hearty response to his call for a meeting. Clark Lytle was in town Monday on some land businesss. He and his brother James, who lives on the North Fork o; Bun River, have sold out their sheep in terests and will leave shoi tly for i ¡ala- fornia where they will spend the winter Mr. Clark expressed himself as in luck when he disposed of his speep just when lie did. Sheep are quiet now and he With thousands of others who have sold, believe that before the four years of Grover are over the same nurnb*r of sheep can be bought for less than on»-- half the money. For the past week snow stoi ms hav been raging throughout the western- n d die states. In WLconsin snow fell thr i * feet deep, gradually growing less to wn d the southward. West of ihemouu’ a ti the rain and snow fall has been exti t ine ly heavy. Thus for a week or more we have been between two storm «, an 1 n « t until Wednesday evening di 1 it «*!’<•• u< in good shape. Rain began to fall ea j in the day gradually turning to snow which came down thick and fast, until dark when the north wind sprang up and a genuine blizzard prevailded until naoiniug. The thermometer registered 2^ degrees below zero at 8 o ’clock. Yes terday was not a very bad day though the • thermometer did not get over 10 above. This morning it registered 17% below. A t noon to-day it was 1 below. The prospects are for good weather from now until Christmas—if they can keep the eyloncs down in Illinois. . M e e t i n g 1 o f th e N o r h e r n S t o c k 'P r o t e c t i v e A s s o c ia t i o n . Lust Saturday -evening there was held an adj >urned meeting of tlie stockmen of what is to bo Teton comity Tin-re, were'pres enl: 0. Wa lace Taylor, Walter Clark, Julius Hirsh berg, Thos. Smith,«Juo. Ward, W .-Redding. 0. W. Cooper, J. F. Burd, Wm. McDonald Wright, Wm. Hodgs- kiss, Gus Momburg and others. The storm which was then raging. foi and prevented many from attending The committee to formulate by laws and rules reported the lowing which was adopted ordered printed: ART. I. This Association shall be known as “ The Northern Slock Protective Associ ation. ART. II Its object shall he the extermination of Wolves and Coyotes in the territory embraced within the following boun daties: lt«*giu u iog at. tlin **ar oyv C5uag c r o *in g ««f tli»* M »ria-, f • l o w i g up i h a t stre a m »o tin* m »m il o f Hii's li Crc« k , ¡ l i r u c e u p «h a t stre a m to ilie su m m it o f t h e m o u n t a i n s , t lien e e a l o n g sain •iiim n it to the N o r ih F o r k o f S u o itiv e r , ill. nc »1 w u s a i d s t r am to ( ’ o u c h ’s Ila u e h , th « i»ee east, ro li»i 'a r r o w O u a g e K . K , th e n c e altu g - rid r< ad to th e p 'a c e o f b g i i i n i g ART. HI. This Association shall meet upon call of the President, Vice President, or Fi nance Committee, and all meetings shall be held in Choteau, Choteau county. ART* IV. The officers of this association shall be a President, a Vice Pi esident,a Secretary, a Treasurer, and a Finance committee consisting ol three members. The officers mentioned shall pet form such duties as is customary in like organiz itions, and they shall serve for six mouths. ART. V. There shall be appointed by the Fi nance committee seventeen (17,' Com- uiis sioners inure or less, whose duties shall he to issue permits to such persons as desire to participate iu the benefits offered by this Association. • a RT. VI It shall be the iurther duty of the Com missioners to certify to the Secretary that the animals for which applicantde- sires to receive the bounty, were killed withiu the boudaries above mentioned, and the Commissioners shall notify the Secretary of such issue of certificate at their earliest convenience. ART VII The reward shall Vie three dollars and twenty five cents (§3.25) f . » r e » c h Woli • a-Coyote killed wit nin .-»aid o iid.iri» s, to he fortlo'itli pud upon surrender and issig itn.’iil >f the Justice’s buuutv certificate require» 1 by law, (the trapper or wolfer to retain the skins) together •rith an affi lavit tbat -the animals tnen- lioiiel in soil c.Tiifotte were killed • u hi i t he b ni »do ies «b »v.> ineuti med and since December isb, 1892, and with in twenty. (20) <lays-prior to the date thereof: In adilitloti ^there^isEalf‘ b e ^ certificate from -an associate Commis sioner containing the necessary affirma tion. Upon receipt of above t^entioned proof the Sect eta ry will at once issue u) draft on the Treasurer for the amount?' due. C •• • y , .ART. VIII-, Any trapper or other person who“;de sires to\ secure the bounty offered by this Association shall make application \'ftp! one of the association Commissioners, its President or Secretary for a .permit which, shall entitle the holder to receive such bounties as this Association shall offer, and this Association reserves the right to refuse bounties to any pérson not holding said permit ART. IX. Any person putting out poison within three (3) miles of any winter ranch of a member of this Association without permission of said member, , shall he de nied the bourny benefits offered by this Association upon request of said mem ber but this rule shall not'apply when animals are caught by trapping.' ART. X, This Association reserves the right to withdraw its off ra of bounty at any time on giving twenty (20) days notice in Choteau newspapers of such with, drawal. The election of officers resulted in the selection of the following: , 0. WALLACE TAYLOR, P besi \)ENT WALTER 8. CLARK, V ice -P resident . SOL COHEN, S ecuetary , JULIUS HIRSH BERG, T reasurer . The following n iracd persons were then appointed as commis sioners: '. R. Sell .IH ii , A. J. Vance, W. D. Junes, G o. A. Clark, Walter S/Clark, S. F. R .lston, Jr., F. W. Redding, C. W. Gray, W. S. B.ir rett,Ji>hn Ward, Julius Hirsh berg,- A- B. M'cDmald, W, K. Fhivverree. Chas. M. Dorrance, E E Leech, C D Phemister, Frank Huulies, C. H. Pearson. Following are the names o f those chosen to compose the Fi nance committee: .1 ulian F. B urd , C has . W. C ooper , W m . M. W kight . T H E CHOTEAU LAUNDRY ED WIDMARK, P ro p r ieto r . WASHING & IRONING neatly done on short-notice and at reason able-prices. Give me a trial. pipans Tabules cure jauùdice. THE SeCiAtTIVOKLD; The only Pure Cream o f Tartar Powder.—Nb Aminonia; No Alum. Used in Millions of Homes— 40 Years the rStandard. I^ry, Bynum,bn by J H. Dunlap, • Justice; of; the Peace, xMiss Nannie Toombs'arid:GrahfcGraves, . thbtiilbf BynuriJI 'After\tne'beremonj^the invited-giiests, partookT^'of sa. :.delicioua; 'dinner, wlien' thariks for this good things ; ‘(^¿-■ayd.p^en^rahd .b$ 3 t wishes for the futurewefe'rendered^ r, H-,>T: The K.'Pi'ball was a- decidéd sucòess. There were sorae SOcouple présent,;änd all j pin in s iy i ng i t was, the mbat'enjpiy- able affair of the kind ever held in. Chb- teáuv The danciag was done in the'-new • bank building 'and was kept tip until *3 o ’oloct^this morningV,. Án excellent sup per ,wap served, a t midnight, àt .thè,Çho- teaii bouse. - - • 1 ; Sleighing is good to-day, the air clear, calai and cool—in fact, just such weath er as is m o st desirable for a Bleigk ride, and the moon, too, will he out, to-njght. R e lig io n s , s e r v i c e s . . .. , . I desire to hold religeous services ou Sunday, November, 27, at Choteau school bouse, preaching at ,11 a. m. and 7 p. m.,. All are invited to attend ,and enjoy the song service at the opening.bf each. Services to'begin sharp on time. ^R. H. R eed . \Wanted Agents to sell our choice aud hardy. Nursery Sto.ck. We have • many hew special varieties, both in fruits -and or- uamentals to offer, which are controlled only by us. We pay- commission or salary. Write us-at-once for terms, and secure choice of territory. M ay B rothers , Nurserymen, Rochester, N. Y. B U C K * F O R S A L E . Two hundred French and Spanish Merino bucks for sale. These are fine bucks. B ynum , & Co., tf. * Bynum, Mont. -------- — ■ W a t e r fo r I r r i g a t i n . Notice is hereby given that, the \Eldo rado Ditch company, of Choteau, is now^prepared’'to furnish, water for irri gatine: ranches, for water- power- and other uses. For- particulars Apply to W. R. R alston , Supt: Choteau, Mont. L o d g i n g ! L o d g i n g ! ! J no. Jackson has decided to renovate, refurnish and reopen the sleeping apart ments in.the old Valley Hotel pudding. Transient visitors to Choteau will from this on be able tose cure sleeping accom modations when in town. F O R S A L E . Good claim on the Dry Fork. . 100 tons of hay in stack, and about 100 head of stock cattle. Good sheds, cor ra,11s and plenty of water. Good dwel- ing hone. Also farm machinery and teams. T o be sold cheap for cash. En quire a t this office. 0c*23tf S. H o w ’s T h i s ! We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for auy case of Catarrh that cannot' be cured bv Hall’s Catarrh Cure.- ■ ’ ' F. J. CHENEY & Co , Toledo; O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J Cheney for the last 1 5 years, and be lieve him perfectly honorable in all busi ness transactions and financially able to carry out any oblig itions made by >hfir firm. ^ ■' =,:\ ' W est & T ruax , Wholesale Druggists, Poledo, Ohio. Hall’s CatiirrJv.Cure is taken-internal- fx, acting'lircctly upon the blood and mucus sutfsces of the system. Testbno- >is Is sent free ' Price 7 5 c .: per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. —— B l C K S F O R s \ L E . have 215 ohe-veil r-old ' and n d : We have 215 ohe-yeii r-old ' a ’ 85 lire»* and four^year-tiM Spanish , Merino ducks from i horougii-hred R un-* and full-blbod-Ewes, which we will sell- afc prices to suit the buyer. Now is the time ro get your choice., . L ow e ll & W ellenstein ,' . ByuumrMont. !
