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The Montanian (Choteau, Mont.), 02 Dec. 1892, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053033/1892-12-02/ed-1/seq-6/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
as T H E M Ô N T A N I A N . ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS. MONTANA STAGE COMPANY. Carrying V. S. Mail bstween Choteau and Great Falls. - Leave Great Falls every morning «except BnndayB for Choteau, returning every rooming except Mondays. BYRON COBSON, Agent. CHOTEAU TO BELLEVIEW. Once a week: Saturdays, returning Mondays. W, J, WATSON, Carrier. 3 L i O c a , l s ‘. Is “ Hop” really on the marry, or is he only jolting. Miss Maggie Moore returned from a lengthy vieitto Helena on Tuesday. Hon. E. E. Leech, member elect to the legislative assembly, has gone to Hele na on business. The water rates ol tbe Fort Benton Water Works Co. were raised 50 per cent, yesterday. It is but justice to add, however, that Fort Benton is not a “ dry city” in every sense of term. Byron Corson returned from Great Falls last evening, where he went to re ceive a cargo of apple from the east. Owing to the inclemency of the weather he was oblighed to store them there and defer shipment un til it became warmer weather. Geo. Adlam received a barrell of ap ples from Durham, Ontario, the night before Thanksgiving, as a present from bis father. There is nothing strange about this, bub one year ago on the night before Tlianksgiving a similar bar rell of apples arrived. And they are good apples, too. The fixtures and furniture for the bank are on their way between here and Great Falls, and if the weather contin ues good they will be here in a few days, and in place. Wo understand from an authoritative source that the bank will be opened and ready for bu siness on the first of Janurry. The stockholders of the Sun River Sheep company will bold a meeting in the Power building, Helena, on January 10th, 1893, for the purpose of increas ing the capital stock of the company to $ 110 , 000 ; and also for the purpose of submitting the question of organizing a new company, and b elling and transfer- ing to said company so organized all property, real and personal, owned by the Sun River Sheep company. Chas. F. Green, of the Lake Basin ranch, reports that, during Sunday night’s storm one of Flowerree’s sheep- herders on the “ Grimes’ ” ranch lost his band of some 2,200 wethers. The sheep in some way broke from the corrall and stampeded with the storm. The herder started in pursuit, but could not keep up with the fleeing animals and soon he became bewildered, aud when day broke he knew not where he was. He wander ed about on the prairie all that day and into the next night when he came to Green’s ranch in an almost exhausted condition. We have not learned as to the fate of the sheep, but it is presumed that they turned up O. K. ere this or more would have been beard about the matter. Alfred Harris, wife, and little daugh ter, arrived home from a six months visit to relations in Europe on Monday evening, last, well and hearty. They re port an exceedingly pleasant vi if among friends and relatives then- Tn. .spent a considerabl portion of H ip time in and around Briesen, West Puisi-ia, ■where they were comparatively safe from the cholera which was then raging so furiously in Germany. In order to get hbme^Mr. Harris had to go to South ampton, England, via London. He re ports a rough, tempestuous passage to New York. Speaking of the result of the election, he save they did not learn o; it until within 150 miles of New York when the the p ilot came aboard, and so does not know wbat the Prussians did on learning that Cleveland was elected, but' he supposes they rejoiced exceedingly, as the. republican policy of protection-to •American industry has worked a great injury to foreign manufacturers, and the people were crying out against it and praying for the defeat of Harrison and the ,removal of the obnoxious tariff. Mr. Harris expresses himfielf as exceed ingly glad to get back to his Montana home and we are sure l.is aud Mrs. Har ris’ numerous friends are much pleased to welcome them. School Report—Room One. Report for month ending November 25, Ï892: AtCboteau, on Wednesday evening, November 3 0 ,1892‘, to the wife of S. M. Corson, a daughter. As a fitting commentary on tbe ahovo item, which so briefly records another addition to the M o n t a n i a n ’ s staff, it is hereby announced that all subscriptions for the new year as well as the old one, are now due and payable at this office. We make this last announcement be cause of the first—not, however, with theexpection of amassing a fortune, but to help pay for the midnight oil w e shall burii in our effort« to please and enter tain. This is no joke. ESTRAYED. Came to my ranch on Willow creek one gray saddle horse, blocked brand re sembles lazy H. C. Owners can have same on payment of this advertisem ent and proof of property. T. .T. B aart . T ! I E « o x A N r \ v \ TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. BY M A U.— H 0 STA*-E * • BEl’AID. t »no copy, one y ear (In Ach anco, ........... S $ 00. Six M.on'bs ....... “ •* iso Three Months... “ » loo. Single Copies... “ “ ¿o. AAvenis ng Rat-s on Application. ^ RELÌGIO JJ3. / Bovs. • JE 1Z • H O.. Total ! No. of days attendance 260 224484 “ “ absence. 10 16 26 “ “ tardiness. 7 6 13 “ pupils enrolled. ' 15 12 27 Average daily attend’ce. 13 11 24 No. old pupils re-enter’d. ' 4 1 5 Percentage of attend’nce 87 92 9 0 - “ deportment. 98 99 9 9 - “ scholarship. 95 95 95 Gen’l average percentage 97| 98 9 8 - J. G. BA R, Teacher. ROOM TWO. œ 03 at £ ’S 4-» -pq O No. days attendance. 360 174 530 “ “ absence. 41 3j 72 “ “ tardiness. 31 I 9 50 “ pupils enrolled. 24 37 Average No. belonging. 21 lu 31 ' “ daily attendance 19 9 28 No. new pupils entered. 2 2 4 “ old “ re-entered. 22 17 33 Percentage of attendance 89 8 (> m “ deportment. » 8 ! 9c 98 “ scholarship. 95 »ß 95 HATTIE T. GUYON, Teac her. If there were no stingy people in the church the devil would have it a great deal harder. --Ram's Horn. BORN. There-will be preaching at 11. a..’ m. and 7. p. m. every Sunday until further notice. ■ Also, there jvill be a social.song ‘ and prayer service on.jeach -Wednesday night at 7 o ’clock. All^are invited to these servicse. R II. R eed . . * *i v • v Rstrayed. • ' One bay horse; 7- years old, branded A on left: thigh. -Starin forehead, arid V.ehod in front., A .liberal,- reward will, be paid for information leading to his recovery, , H enry -R yan , Dupuyer. W a n t e d . ' . , Agents to sell our. choice^ and hardy ] Nursery Stock. -We. . have \ many, new special varieties, both in fruits and or namentals 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. BUCKS FO R ,SALE. Two hundred French- and Spanish Merino bucks for sale. These are fine bucks. B ynum & Co., If. Bynum, Mont. W a ter fur Irrigati n. Notice is hereby given that tbe Eldo-~ rado Ditch company, of Choteau, is. now prepared to furnish water for irri gating ; ranches, for water power and other uses. F o r particulars Apply to W. R. R alston , Supt. Choteau, Mont. Lodging! Lodging!! Jno. Jackson h’as decided to renovate, refurnish and reopen the .sleeping apart ments in the old Valley Hotel building. Transient visitors^to Choteau will from this on be able tôsè cure sleeping’accom modations when in town. n ” \ « ' '■■■ * ' ♦ '■» * •'FO R s a l e ; Good claim on tbe Dry Fork. 100 tons of hay in stack, and about 100 head of stock cattle.. Good sheds, cor- ralis and plenty oi water. Good dwel ling houe. Also farm machinery and teams. T o be sold cheap for cash. En- uire a t this office. ct23lf 8 How’s This! We offer One Huudred Dollars reward for auy case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & Co , Toledo, 0. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for tbe last 15 years, and be-. Iieve him perfectly honorable in all busi ness transactions and financially able^ to carry out any obligations made by** their firm. • W est & T rçax , Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, Ohio. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internal ly, acting directly upon the blood and mucus surfaces of the system. Testimo nials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. - ' ----------- «A ------------ BUCKS We- have 215 FOR SALE. caMnraanaj one-vear-old and 85 three and four-year-old Spanish Merino’ Bucks from' thorough-bred Rams and full-hjood Ewes, which yfe will sell at prices to suit the buyer. Now is the time to get your chbice.' . C owell & W ellenstein , Bynum, Mont. — m m m ------- • . Etipans Tabnl.es banish pain. -. .. SS» ETÖEÖTI.ÖN:t» ^ T U f ^ S ; - - ^ - . -,fV£ Fòlle w ’ng, i s / t h e t l l ë i • èïeçij on aft e i / .the' ■ 'c.an^asiib^ jtna.rd of Ohoteau :c.o.iint^.%Q^'ihrp|v with the: r e t t i -]3o#.B|qer'sis! mot’ included: ¿ V v •BRESiDETIAL ,'E LECTORS: ~ ■ Repu bTican- - -. /■ .751 125* i / O e r a o t r a t 6 2 6 j : / ;RFPRESENTATrVE;.GoNG:' ••. Dixon/y l ’ i i i m ] !S448-i/ / . . / - Har tm an^ 0 lias '§[. rep;'673 / 125 G overnor ;: ’ *-!* v / ' C/,1lins/Tim E .'ddm. 700- *?'-/ * '• Kick.ards/j-.E: / rep: 746* '\4C. L ieut ^GovERNbR':;./,-/;« ; • Botkin, A O ; v - rep i'780 lS6i ^Meiton/Heri’y'Il dem 620, S ecresa ' ry o ^ ’S ^ te \: - ; v ? ; Folk; Bern :W S dem 606':; : / - k Rofcwitt, Lewis rep 792\ 186 A ttorney ; G eneral : ...... Day; Edward 0 dem 598 . HaskeL, Henri J rep; 730\ ; 171. S tate T r e a s u r e r : / . Haston, Jesse dem .640 r Wright, Fred W rep .792 152 S tate A uditor . Cook, Andrew B rep 77A 448 . Whaley, Win C dein 628 S upt P ub . • I nstruction : -' Mahoney, Jno 0-dein 037 Steere, E A rep 733. . .98., C h ief J ustice : JBlake, H N rep 781 105 Pemberton,W Y dem 642 C lerk S up . C ourt : • - - Sloane, JohnL dem 609.; Webster, Benj rep,803 , 195 D istrict J udge : DuBo8e,Dudley dem 874- 281 Hoffman, John rep 593 ■R epresentatives : . Burns. Thos.C rep 799 353 Hamilton, A B . dem 710 7 Leech; E E ‘ 1 rep 703. Sanderson,-G.-T dera 545 C lerk of the D istrict C ourt : . Healy, Thomas dem 753 20 Moran,Thomas P rep J33 C ounty C ommissioners : Barton1, Charles' rep 706 57 Gray, Charles W rep 877 228 Lacy, Cbailes Y rep 632 Clary, Thomas dem 842 136 Prosser, Fred. dem 649 Willerton, Wra dem 522 C ounty A ttorney : - Powers, B Leroy rep 655 134 Tattan, John W . dem 521 Murphy, T W ind 339. C lerk and R ecorder : Miller, Chafes ‘ rep 931. 347 Broadwater, A J dem. 584 S h eriff : Minar, Walter J . rep 702 * O’Neal, B F ' dem' 847' 145 T reasurer : DufTyTohn C ' rey 817 219 Aspiing, Perry dem 648 A ssessor : ' ‘ . . , . Rowe, Jas W - rep 815 111 Toole, C Bruce dem' 794 C oroner : ‘ ., Jr ‘ ' ’ • Houser, Reuben rep'769\ :^80 Crutcher, G D dem* 689 - a * S upt ; o f ‘S chools : \ U._.V: Guyon, Hattie T rep 740 - * Finnigan,MaryE dem’ 779 49 S urveyor : ' Arnold, M A ; rep 706 • Day, John H dem 746. .40 The only Pure Cream o f Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum., Used in Millions of Homes— 40 Years the Standard. •ft AN OFFER. Tire undersigned hereby agrees to lease a mill'\site adjoining .the town of Choteau, free,' to any're liable party or parties who; will build.and . operate 'a - 7 5 /.barrell flouring mill therevon. Said '-lease v6 hold good:as/png as -said mill • is operated. J. G. H opkinson . tgL> Subscribe for T he M ont ani ax . * -
