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The Montanian (Choteau, Mont.), 03 Feb. 1893, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053033/1893-02-03/ed-1/seq-5/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
- V. FAM ILY DO RM ITO RY. A P lan for L iving in C h icago D u r ing tho W o r ld ’s Fair. The state board of lady man agers of the Columbian exposition calls attention through its subor dinate associations to the family domitory project. An incorpora ced association with a capital of $100,000, organized for the express purpose of affording accommoda tions for families of limited moans who desire to visit the exposition. The incentive wlrch led to this en terprise was furnished by tlie im nien6P number ol letters received from persons who desire to stay under the same roof with their husbands, wives, brothers, sisters and other friends and to be ac commodated comfortably and economically. It is believed by the promoters that the doimitoiy plan will fulfill these demands and many more which may he re quired in the family interest. The shaie' cost $10 each, and eniit'e the holder to twenty days’ o'-eu pai cy of one room. S nek rertifi cafes are issued containing tvven ty coupons each good lor one day's oeoupancy if detached at the dor miloiy office. This does not in clude me.«Is, however, but a din ing room will be directly connect ed w th the building. The stock is transferable but non-assessahle. The buildings are only two stories high, lighted by electricity, heated by old fashioned fireplaces, and contain both reception and read ing moms »Special attention will be given to the comfort of elderly people. Grounds are situated a: the coiner of Seventy-fifth «treet and Yates avenue, seven blocks from the World's fair gates, one block from Illinois Central station and only four blocks irom the grand central depot of the exposi tion. Electric cars will pass the door every five minutes. Much o h'*r interesting information might he given but the project ir one that will commend itself to the great public as feasible, sella ble and satisfactory. Attention of county Columbian committees is respect fully called to tire sub ject. Stock subscriptions received at state secretary’s office, Mo;i tapa National Hank builking. E dna L. H e ’ o r s. H u n tin g Uitu.-r Difficulties* [River Press.] Thursday witnessed a couple ol d:sLleasing acoi«je»il.s, v. Tom To Id plaveu the pan ol g.-.x, Samari’an. During tlie d ;y T<■<‘tl and Osc ir Johnston drove arm - to the Shonkiu on a hunting tiip and at the first rise shot ami woui d- d a binl, which fell and ran. Johnston followed, and ni-ik ing a frantic clutch for the bird, missed it and in some un iccoui - able manner dislocated his shoui der. Mr. Johnston was then turn b sd into I he rig and brought to Port Benton, where medical aid was summoned and the shoulder set. Visions of potpie, drop dutni- lings, and piieasant on toast filled Todd’s mind, and after dinner he decided to again go out and pur sue that bird to its lair. So, in in company with Michael J. Sulli van, he made another trip to the Shokin, where the dogs were put on tli3 trai . When close upon the bird, Mr. Sullivan slipped from a cut bank and was precipitated int i the Shonkin. cause a com pound fracture of the ice—also a severe and complete bath. Sullivan was finally extricated from his inoist job, and the drive ,/ffour miles home was made with the thermometer about 10° above zero Arriving at Todd’s resi dence, Sullivan wa6 taken to a h< t stove, and after his clothes were sufficiently thawed to allow him to bend them, Michael -lipped out of them, and assumed m-ae com fort a Lie raiment. At last account the hi id was still at large; but Toll lvi* not had so much fun since the nigh! Lawyer Bmm was “catching sniuc*” hack of the Benton Lu le. * ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ SuliFi-iitip for T he M onta man SXJ3ÑT B I T E R S l x e e p C o . Fifiif, Natièfa&l B a fik. OF GREAT FALLS. Capital. - $ 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 Surplu* & Profits 10 0 ,000 0 0 OFFICERS: T. E. C ollins - - President, J. T. A kmington - - Vice-Pres. A. E. D ickerman - - Cashi*-. II. I J M attemon - - Ass’t Cashier DIRECTORS: T E COLLINS PARIS GIBSON ROBERT VAUGHN J BOOKWALTER L G PHELPS. J T ARMINGTON .JOHN LEPLEY IRA MYERS. 11. 0 . CHOWEN. j h M c k n i g h t . C E SEVERANCE. k E DICKERMAN. The pioneer bank of Cascade county Domes tic and foreign ox hangs bought an Isold. In terest paid on time deposits. Steamship tickets on first-class lines for sale. ■------KM ------ Safety deposit boxes in burglar-proof vault for rent. $5 and upwards per annum. T h e S o w e r Has no second chance. The llrm supplies Ins need« — it he takes ttie wise precaution of planting P e r r y ’s Seedsjj I-'err>*M-*oed A n n u a l, for l-1.:', ^ s i .i.r.ims nli ilie lutesl and tiest i ilorm.itIon al.nut Oardensand <¡aoleninsz It m a r<M’i>trtii 7 .»>d am linrity. K \ e i j planter should h u e It. Hem I recoil request. D. M. FEUR1 «fc CO., Detroit, Mich. --- O --- —BREEDERS 0 F - T H O R O T J C3-T3IBTvIE]ID P h : e i t c e i F b e n c h — -A-I n TZ D r B E N C I í - C C T S - ~*7üT(DX-iJD C B O S S E S . AUGUSTA. MONT. Cascade S T :E 3 _ A _ : L Æ G -xea,t F a l l s . BYRON CORSON ■WLA-TOIEEIES. C L O C K S , w A l I s I 3D A S t a t i c i r x e irsr h HSTu-ts, L ^ x z x i t s , C o r x f e c t i o x x e r 3 r„ P C i g r a x s A • T o b a c c o , P «Sc B IST o t io m - S - R C H O T E A U , M O N T - 3E3I- G - T D O I D G -F , C a r p e n t e r and C o n t r a c t o r . Contracts for Building* of all kinds. Estimates and Plans Fur nished on Short. Notice. SPECIAL ATTENTION Paid to Flumes and Head- gates. CHOTEAP, - MON1 WE TELL YOU nothing mew when we state thp.t it pays to engage in a permanent, most healthy and pleasant oust- bcss , that returns a profit for every day’s work. Such is the business we offer the working class. W e teach thorn how to moke money rapidly, and guarantee every one who follows our instructions faithfully the making of 8*300.0^ a m o n th. Every one who takes hold no* md works will sorely and speedily iucrease their jaridugs, there euu be no question about it, others now at work are doing It, and you, render, can do the same This is the best paving business that you have ever had the chance to secure. You will make a f rave mistake if you fall to give it a trial at once, f you grasp the situation, and act quickly, you will diroetly fiad yourself In a most prosperous business, at which vou can surely make and save large sums of money. The results of only u fi*w hours’ work will often equal a week’s wages. Whether you are old or vnung, man or woman, it make* no’dlifrrencA, — do as we tell vou, and suc cess will meet you at the very start. Iveuuer experience or capital necessary. Those who work fer us are rewarded. Why not write to day for full particulars, free ? E. C. ALLEN & CO., Box No. 430, Augusta, Me. - T H FJ - Sunday Sun $ 2 . 0 0 A YEAR Containing more reading matter than any magazine published in America. Address: TH E SUN\ New York. We can wash Flannels without shrinking, if anyone can. JOHNSON * JENSON, Props. BYRON CORSON, Agent USTJCW S T A G E — --- ^ 3 - L I E E lb Bynum, Diipn\ or. R'.harc ,iml ¡he * B f V • r Ay IN 12 HQTJP.3 Carrying U S. Mill, Express and P.ibHengers, Tuesd ivs. Thnr&J.ivs V » «. Sahird i\s and return next day. E P. Bi'TLi.n, Proprietor GIBSON & WALIiER, - WHOLESALE A RETAIL — D E A L E R S I X W I N E S , L I Q U O R S , C I G A R S . A CHOICE LINE OF H V BEST BR VNDIES WHISKIES, AND MINERAL WATERS ALWAYS ON HAND. MAIN ST., - - - CHOTEAU. 1 0 0 FREE WATCHES! Given by tho Oldest Newspaper in New Vork City, In adlition to t i n numerous new and origi nal promt un ; offered t > subjeribers. wo prv- ■ose to prase >t them wi’h 1U0 Watches, till of wl,l< h nip unamn e >1 i v T Liuch, 14 h 8t and Union Square, New \»iii City, who furnishes tI ipiii to us. The Ids-rtiser is the oldest newspaper is New York i ’¡ty. I s Weakly edition is pub- ii.-hed in two se<-no • nd conies out *v#>ry rufsdny and !•'ri lav -101 tunes _ during the w a r ; Im- six to plyht p>i vs every i-sue, is wall printed, has i>l»-niy of pictnr short stories role -rapine new-, financial and market reports * woman'll p:it;e and the ablest editorials pub ¡'■lie l l.j ni j N ' m Ym k paper. It is a mo,]*] hniiio t> n h »»!•'atiiie and , n f«*rtaini«g i r . i 1 •* sens 1 io s «nd . •>- h.nnhle adv-rtismm-' ts. All for $1 Or a \enr. H,.ecimen « opi a and Prem'nm I.iets with full p-iriicnla-s of the Attractive Inducements for Anents, seut Free on application to THE A D V E R T I S E R , 2 9 P a r k R&w» N.Y. P. N. KNOWLES, (The Old Reliable) BLACKSMITH W A G O N SHOP. f ÿ t r H O R S E S H O E I N G A SPECIALTY. MAIN St., - - - CHOTEAD
