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The Montanian (Choteau, Mont.), 13 Jan. 1893, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053033/1893-01-13/ed-1/seq-2/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
THE MONTANIAN. PsfelfilMj.d Every Friday Evening at Choteau Choteau Co., Montana.. ,8. M. CORSON, Editor. FRIDAY, JANUARY 13,1893. T he Great Falls Leader seems to be vieing with the Spokane Sun day Sun, one of the most scurri lous publications in the west, in its •election of reading matter. The editor, not content with what vile »tuff he can write himself, admits slanderous articles from abroad and lends his endorsement thereto. Just what the object of Mr. Rolfe is in endorsing any of the statements contained in the , t aitides in question, is hard to de termine, except that it is “ the nature of the beast” and he can’t help it. The author of the letter Written trom Choteau and publish ed in last Saturday’s issue of the Daily .Leader seems to have a weakliest which renders him a fit subject for pity and medical treat ment, rather thau responsibility, and any ordinary newspaper man «child »eethat from what he writes. Ex Gov. T oole is announ ed to have gone into partner.-hip with the attorney of the Northern Pa cific railroad company. Maginnin ought to join the same firm. His experience as mineral land agent for Montana would doubtless pe culiarly fit him for the position of attorney for- the railroad in its fight against the people and the government. R eports from thé headquarters of the Teton - county; .coiinrn'ij$.ee,s. rooms in the Power block, Helena -are favorable to the formation o the new county, also from Benton where the people \held â meeting on last Monday evening , anc passed the following resolutions W hereas , It is apparent that the residents of the western part of Choteau county are desirious of being seperated from us for the reason that their present great dis tance from the county seat is i matter of great personal .incon venience to the people o f that'Sec ' lion,- and W hereas , It is the desire of the people ot that section to form a new county to be known as Teton county; a~nd W hereas , It is the sense of this meeting that the claim for a new county is a just one, and we recog nize that the people of the- west ern section of Choteau county are more fully able' to assume the ex pense and resprnsibility oi a coun ty organization than to meet the expenses as at present incurred; therefore be it R e - olvkd , that we. the citizens of this portion of Choteau county pledge ourselves net to antagonize the scheme for the formation of Teton county; but that we instruct and request our representatives in both branches oi tne state legisla ture co use all honorable mean» to secure the formation of Teton county, at. the present session of the legislature^provided, however, that the eastern boundary of the praposed Teton county be estab lished directly an the principal meridian, from the southern boundary of Choteau counter to' the international bouniary line. W e publish portions of Qover nor Rickard’s message to the Leg islative Assembly in this issue, re gretting that our limited space would not allow us to reproduce it in full. It ft'an excellent article and worth the perusal of every citizen. W e have endeavored to give as much of it as more es pecially concerns the people o f this section. Rend it. • ------------ : : ------------ 1 ------------ ^ M ontana ’s counties are too The Senate Committee». large territorially for the conven ience of their people, some of them being almost as large as the lar gest New England state. Mem bers of the legislat ure will make no mistake in voting lor the divis* ion o f Choteau and Missoula coun ties and creating therefrom Teton and Lake counties.—Mountaineer. T ub president has pardoned those Mormons who were sen tenced to the penitentiary for practicing polygamy, also all others who have ceased lo practice such-alleged relations since Nov. 1, 1990, and who will hereafter ab- »tain from such practice*. - E very human being born into ,¿his,life cries a great many times before it laughs once. -5’ oi new counties' Agriculture and Manufactures— Gibson, Hoffman, Folsom. 1 Wfc Commerce and Navigation— Power, Cullen, McDermott. Mileage — Cardwell, Buford, Baylies. Corporations other than Muniel- pal-Eggleston, McDermott, Steele, Power, Brown. Counties, Towns and Municipal Corporal ion»— Cardwell, Gibson, Hatch, Power. Education— Gibson, Matts, God dard. Engrosied B ill»—Hatch, Cullen, Buford. Enrolled Bills—Cullen, Card well, Swift, Fede ral Relations—Folsom, Eg gleston, Gibson, Buford, Goddard. Finance and Claims—Hoffman, Bayliea, Gibson, McDermott, F o l som. Judiciary.-Matts, Gibson, H o ff man, Baylies, Goddard. M ilitary Affairs—Buford, H o ff man, Power. Mine* and mining—McDormott, Eggleston, Buford, Folsom,Brown. Public Building», Hospital's and A«yltim s— Hbffmani Matt», Card- well,' Hatch, Baylies. Public Lands—Buford, Steele, Hoffman, Swift, Goddard. Public Moral«—Power, Goddard,. Steele. - - Printing *?- Cullen, Eggleston,.. Hatch, - ' ' /. ^ • 'J. - Road»;-Highwaysand Bridge»?-. Brow n Buford, 0 ara w e ll, Gibson i Hatch; ~ r Libranes?Swift,Gqddard,JSteele.; Irrigation and W$|ejf- Buford, Hoffman, Egglestoni F o l 7 8om,.Goddard; -V v. v .. Fish and. Game—Hoffman, Gar# well, Baylies. Elections and Príviíeges-Stéele. McDermott, EgglestbnT^Brown, Swift.. ->.'• Labor and Capital—Goddard,- Cardwell, Cullen,.Power, Folsom. Slock Growing and Grazing-— Baylies, Cardwell, Buford. I'm migration.—McDermott, Gib son, Eggleston, Pow e f, Brown. , Apportionment and Represen^ tatión—Eggleston, Matts, Gibson, Swift, B row n .' Rules—Matts, Gibson, Goddard BEN. BUXTLEK IS BEAD. . . ' * V < - ................ Mòn tank’s N eéds. - -----------Ml.*.,. ' -.1* * insili - , »V « <f ¿'».•Vf» V*- 4 .<saaügji 4 'vA. i ■ . mon wealth fr ö m M h ^ ^ S b t n e i i ® 0 First,; the free imported from MexiciKfor'ail tim iv^! _ ___ -J ’ » . l i l i •.-rlli to come;: and - lastly,-protebtioa toL:|S General- Benjamin F. Butler died at 1:30 Tuesday morning at his residence in Washington City aged 74 years. H e retired , at 11 o’clock and soon ' after midnight his colored body servant, West,, heard him 'caughing vioently; - H e went into the general’s bedroôm but found the general did not ap pear to think seriously of the mat W , and after the valet had assisted him to his bed he apparently .went to sleep. H e had lain on hir bed but a few minutes, however, when his heavey breathing again caused alarm. Medical assistance wu>- summoned but it was seen that the general was in extremis. The doctor so informed thé two nieces of the general, Mrs. Dunn and Miss Stevens, who-were at his Bed side, and death almost imdriedikte- ly followed. The end was appar ently paiuless and according to the doctor’s . certificate was brought about,by heart failure superin duced by an acute attack of pneu monia. •ured qsruBq ¿epupij, suadig * el y es. -fSa mFra nei I c o C h r o ni cle. Better Tuáu.a,Magazine.- * ’ ■- k*. ^ 4 ; A* I . < * . ^ : • *• 'v . rVv¿ Ths arrangem.onjbs recently .p§rfs«ty4S.:l •by the 8 fc..PauL(j>iicmjyyeekiy Pibnssr*--li -Free» lor original- reading matter the ensuing ytfar'ibakelt’-morad^r^j^tr ^ 1 than a mogasine/ • Preae also gives the eurrent news of the^.f flay. ^ ,, v \ r. ? C^riM Robert Louis Steyenepn .hae^writte»- ■' an intenselydnteresting for the Weekly.Eioneer^reas, It l^gme;-!? next week- and rune' 'three inonthkTp Other stories every \week^by the moi^V. noted authors ’in- .r.'tfie^iaad. = ’ kNe]jir^ W6menrs Department,..Tputh,s I ^ p a r ^ mint, Fiction. Department, ..ScientifleX Department, etc. Correspohdente doing special work afi over-'Europe. Nofee‘| - and Queries Department 'feature;^ , Send postalr for 7 eampl#f copy ‘ and^ illustrated premium supplement ,7 giving|\ particulars of ? § 1 Invaluable ;-preinium»^ *il V.li! t - I ; a¿ ''• ¿ / M l all ftùitt»ble!' fqr^höljtää^ thing för évery¿mem w ^öfivspy“ familÿif -• — ' - -------- ______ ií*- T h * 8t. Paul; Miun.* > : » r * __ . Th» Montania» ; la Pub li shad WBoidyvEt Chat sais Chota au county i' Möntana» Bcriptlon '8a;.p»r,y»a» <7 r Th Ad vancij s STYLE IN READING . Style means several things and they all Style means fashion; there are-fashions in. reading. J;Btyi» means manners; there are manners in reading^ Goqd manner» and bad manners-in print may be as impphderit\asV/aiiywher^] Intelligent people prefer reading fhat approaches them like a gentleman—^sensible, earnest, and to the pointy -;A,:bargiain is a magnet; uncover it and needles will,head your .way.'. - - We' fer that bargain -when we say to our patrons, Sehd ua $4 a r i d i t : w ill pay for a year’s . subscription to - Bo'th’ fhiS -• p'aj>e'r^an4'':tn« Cosmopolitan Magazine. .T-his offer'is. a genuine ^bargain. ALL THE YEAR ROUND. - P r The Cosmopolitan has. attained great 6hCcei8;^|fo--.otlie^ publication, ot any descir#tion, before\ the -'pubHe^taiakejii^jJi/l effort to give its readers the best of everything,* and^<s.ucc.ed^fin; doing it as does this monthly. Its Illustrations if-.« 1 iternrv'merit ia i*ert,ainlv nf highest order*.khai ■ mrin'*V' its literary merit is certainty of thé: highest order?..tlia? money. -brains can produce,-; In fact- 3 -yeairycarèful.rê5»fijgii| can buy or of the Cosmopolitan means a progressive •tepjh^the^edue^ o f any man or woman in the land. - - - ;V ^ W B O F E E B W Í ..»i MX .-'r- 3 B? •• • v-5Sf«' the monthly visits o f tHisipopular jÖagazii%fqr£al^ i n nnnnn/kfinvi t t r ! I L * f A • • T l f ' í í v i M l f V '% tí?*.<&
