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The Montanian (Choteau, Mont.), 17 March 1893, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053033/1893-03-17/ed-1/seq-5/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
Isa Mamma (pathetically) — What would my little girl do if I should die? Little Fossie—I don't know. I suppose I should have to spank tnysel f. O - . A . I E S ^ I E ' T T 1 4194. S tockmans N ational B ank , Or Foat B bntow , M ontana . (Succeeds the Basic e i Northern Montana.) Estrayed. One bay horse, 7 years old, branded A on left thigh. Star in forehead, and y shod in front. A liberal reward will be paid for information leading to his recovery. H enry R yan , Dupuyer. Sipans Tabules banish pain. W A R N B E / Il ave on their list« for sale to C A S H •futomers this week, some of the •ehoioest and most select B U S I N E S S »ad residence building sites in Choteau. Call and examine plats and prices. GARRETT a « WARNER. b e a t s THEM ALL! 12,000 page of reading matter are found in the 30 volume« of Cham ber*’ Fncvclepedia which we fur nish, poet-paid, in connection with our twice-a-week edition, oneyear, for $3.00. Th* Advertiser is the o’dest newspaper in New York City. 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F ry & Co., DEALERS IN G e f r e f f e t l M G:f~d£\aiaetee B Y N U M , C hoteau C ounty , M ont . Special Inducements Offered to Ranch and Stockmen G o o d H o t el and S ta b l e s in C o n n e c t i o n . ---- « e • - ■ 0 J J 0 T Call and get our prices. IE* Ha B K I G G S 9 T D Z E I b T T I S a ? , OVER CASCADE BANK. ROOM 6 GREAT FALLS, - - - - MONT. TEETH Extracted without FAIN by the use of Vitalized Air. IF YOU W A N T IN F O R M A T IO N ABO UT E M S I O N A d d ress a L e tter or Postal fa r d to THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY. JOHM WCDDcRSUftN, Managing Attorney, P. O. B o x 4 6 3 . W ASH IN G T O N , D. O. Honorably discharged soldiers and iallora wbo served ninety d a y a , or ovar, In th« lata war, art* entitled, if now o a r t i a 'l y or wholly disabled lor ordinary labor, whether disability was caused by serricj or not, and regardless of tu«ir Ft* cuniar.v cirmrnntnnoes. WIDOWS of euoh so. (tiers and Bailor« are «©titled (if not re * (Tried whether tel diet*» death was due to army s 'rv'oeor not, if NOW dependent upon thoir own labor% Wide we nsA dependent upon their own labor are entitled if the soldier's death was dae to ¡service. CHILDREN are entitled (if under sixteen >e..rt) in almost all cases where there wae ace widow, or she hue since died or married. PARENTS are entitled if eoidier left niithsr widow nsr child, provided soldier died in ee*vlee, Or from effects o f service, a»<d they are now dependent upon their own labor for aapport. It ss»k«» no difference whether soldier #or\ c*d or di-*<i in late war or in regular army or navy. So fliers of the late war, pensioned under one law, may upp.y for higher i atea under oimw laws, without losing any righ's. Thousands o f soldiers drawing from 82 to $19 per month nnder the old low nre entitled 9» higher rates under the new law, not only on aceount o f disabilities for whioh now pensioned, also for others, whether due to service or not. Soldiers and aail«>r* disabled iu th* line of duty in regular array or navy since tke war also entitled, whether discharged for disability or n»>t Survivors, and their widows, o f the Black Hawk, Creek, Cherjkce, and Seminole or Flori da Indian Wars o f 1832 to 1812, are entitled under a recent act. Mexican War aoldiers and their widows also entitled, if sixty.two years of aga R disabled or dependent Old claims completed and settlement obtained, whether pjnsion has been granted 8» m T later law or not. Rejected claims reopened and settlement seo’ire 1. i f rejection improper or illegal. Cartificat e o f service and discharge obtained for soldiers and s&iiora of the late war wfea have lost their original papers. Bend for laws and information. 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Estimates and Plans Fur nished on Short. Notice. SPECIAL ATTENTION Paid to Flumes and Head- gates. CHOTEAU, - - MONT NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. L and O ffice a t H e l e n a , M ont .,? Feb. 23, 1893. S Notice is hereby given th »t the following* nampcl settler has filed notice o f his intention to make final proof in support of bis claim, and that said proof will be made before A. C. Warner, U.8. Commissioner, at Choteau, Mont- on April 8, 1893, via; JOHN MOSHER, who made pre-emption declaratory statement No. 19996, amended by Commissioner*» letter of June 21. 92, for the n!4 sw-L se-4 aw.4, and d w -4 se-4. section 12, Tp 29 N. R 2 west. He e<*mes the following witnesses to prove his continuous re ideno upon and cultivation of. said land, viz: Beverly R. Fowler, Frank Hughes, Herbert Fowler and Blchard.Greet,aU of Pondera, Montana. S. A. SW1GGETT, Register. First pubUcntsoo Mar. 8.
