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Vol. XV, No 42. .CHOTEAU, TETON COUNTY, MONTANA. FEBRUARY 17, 1905 $2.00 Per Year. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. The automobile for Choteau eap italists is expected in a few days, and its buzz will soon be heard on the ✓ highways. All Woodmen are requested to be present at the meeting Wednesday evening, a9 business of importance is to be transacted. Throw out your liue with dollar baits and see what splendid bargains you will haul in of Groceries, Dry- goods, Shoes, Lumber and building material and Lethbridge Coal at. the Collins Mercantile Company. The Montanian office is now oceu pyingtho Cooper building which was used during election for the republi can headquarters, where we will be glad to have all our friends and patrons call. Lon White, who was arrested some time ago on a charge of arson com mitted at Dupuyer, was released from the county jail the first of the week under SI,000 bond furnished by Chas. Phemister and Mrs. Martha Kuka of Dupuyojr. The following is the weather re port as furnished by Observer Weir for the past week: Date Temperai ure Precipitation Max. Min. in inches 10 -1 1 ■17 0.04 11 - 6 - 34 0.00 12 20 - 23 0.00 13 30 18 t race 14 44 13 0.00 15 43 27 0.00 16 28 « 16 0 02 The following officers have been elected by the Priest Butte Boat and Duck company: Ed Hirshberg Chas. Connor Ed Roberson Horace Upmau Chas. LePage Admiral Commodore Captain Gunner Chef As the quarters are small the boat will be ruu without a crew. All the officers are noted for their ability to eat duck a3 ’prepared by Mr. LePage the imported French cook. The flagship of the fleet is called Teddy and is much admired for its graceful appearance. The remains of the late Jake Rals ton were brought to Choteau last Friday afternoou and a re examina- p n i c e B A K IN G PO W D ER CO. C H IC AGO tion made to determine the real caust of the deceased’s death. It was found that he had been shot through the breast noar the heart, and not t hrough the head, as was first, reported. Th< funeral services were held Saturday afternoon under the auspices ol Cottonwood Camp, No. 210, Wood men of tho World, of which iodg:- deceased was a member. The pallbearers were Thos. Thomp son, Chas Divis, Bert G. Trescott, T.. J. Low.man, L. Davis and C. E. Burbank. _____ Alleging fraudulent representa tions, Mrs. Pearl M. Hilbert has in stituted suit in Justice Race’s court to recover from Amedee Dumon 5,- 000 shares of the capital stock of the St. Mary’s Lake Lubricaliug Oil Co., or their value, alleged to L : £300. Mrs. Hilbert alleges she was, prior to December 1, tho owner of and in possession of the stock certificates; that the defendant was indebted to plaintiff’s husband, aud that, he, with intent to deceive and defraud, falsly and frauduntly represented that ho could raise the money due Mr. Hil bert. if permitted to depqsit the stock certificates as collateral security; that the plaintiff believed his representa tions and made conditional delivery of the certificates to the defendant, who converted the stock to his own use and benefit; that the defendant never did intend to raise the money due Mr. Hilbert, but made false rep resentations to that effect as a scheme or device to procure an en dorsement and possession of the stock certificates and has persistent ly refused to return them.—Tribune. Julius Hirshberg left fir H.lona the first of the week, and will be i | absent from the city for about six! weeks. Ho will probably make a trip east and take in several roast cities before returning It is said that Keniu.-ln women * are getting ready to ask the logis- lature to tax old bulclielors. I: tho Ken'ucky spinsters would use a little more sugar and less vinegar they would have better luck in try mg to trap the old ‘ catch.” Representative Alden J Bennett of Madison county, thought he mane a hit wheu he repeated a. I it - t’e foolish piece of poetry when he voted against the woman suffrage bill, Mr Bennett should be more careful about the way he speaks ol the fair sex; for the lowest woman is equal to the best of men. \ - ■ > V eu * nu : • » ' : O ' - . WALTER GORHAM. H Ärfai» S í* H. R. THOMPSON. LETH BRIDGE & NELSON Attorney-at - Law, CHOTEA! M O N T A N A . T. BROODS, ■ hvsician & SH^reon. ,t HL utv 'P* O ' * g ì Single ton delivered $ 9 00 ^ Load, 3 tons or more 8 *75 ~ Car lots at. Collins - 5 00 By the ton at Collins - 5 50 Small quantities delivered on Sat urday ouly. B. BEAUPRE O ±±J CZg. H p Terms Cash. Leave orders at Byron Corson Telephono No. 53. Teeth Extracted Wit h- :î Bain. Aii work Guaranteed. 1 bdi'KA r. ’BA'l -US \. ♦ F. A. LONG, Physician and Surgeon bike ir. Jackson BniWimr. >ext to Telephone Oifur. Eyes Refracted and fiasses fitted. /HOT EAT. - - .VIOÜTANA. C. W A R M E R , LL S. Commissioner, CHOTEAU, MONT. Laud aud proofs. |^|ALTER RAATHEWS, U . S . C O M M I S S I O N E R , - „ S U R V E Y O R , re!ephone No. 27. CHOTEAU, MONTANA. Subscribe for the Moutanian. A Full Line of Nuts, Candy and Fruit is Always on hand. Agent for the BEST Ladies Tailoring Co. in the country. Highest Price paid for* hides*by the City Meat Market. /
