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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-20
Notice of Registry Agent.

Notice is hereby given that the official reg
lister for Election District No. II will be open
for the registration of all qualified electors
of said District during the hours of 10 oclock
A. NJ. and 10 o'clock p. M. beginning October9 8,
with the home Office at the dwelling house OF
Ernest Ringwald, Sweet Grass, Teton Co.
Mont.
PATRICK BUCKLEY, Registry ACCT.
Election District No. II, Teton Co. Mont.
Election District Nc. 3 Dupuyer.
Notice is hereby given that the ofit,, reg
lister for election district No. 3 will be open
for the registration of all qualified electors
Of said district during the hours OF 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. and 10 o'clock p. NJ. beginning October
Q, with the home office at the Barker House,
Dupuyer, Teton Co. Mont.
JOE. A. BARKER, Registry Agent.
Election District No. 3, Teton Co. Mont.
Election District No. 4, Robare.
Notice is hereby 81 zen that toe official reg
lister for election district No. will be open
for the registration of al qualified electors
of said district during the hours of 10 O'Clock
a. m. and 10 o'clock p. IN. beginning October
9, with the home Office at Hirsberg & Cos
Store, Robare, Teton Co. Mont.
r. FAGERLI, Registry Agent.
Election District No. 4, Teton Co. Mont
Notice is hereeJ given that the official reg
lister for election district No. IL will be open
for the registration of all qualified electors
OF said district during the hours Of 10 O'clock
It. m. and 1C -'clock p. m. beginning October
9. with the ho4ne office at the dwelling houst
of ]. j. Miller, Marias, Teton Co. Mont.
VIM. E. BASS, Registry Agent.
Election district No. IL Teton Co. Mont
Notice is hereby given that the official reg
lister for election district No. 10 will be oper
for the registration of all qualified elector:
of said district during the hours of 10 O'Clock
a. H.. and 10 o'clock p. m. beginning October
8, with the home Office at the Shelby hotel
Shelby, Teton Co. Mont.
+. G. Zimmerman, Registry Agent.
Election district No. 10. Teton Co. Mont
Notice is hereby given that the official reg
lister for election district No. 8 will be opel
for the registration of all qualified elector
of said district during the hours of 10 o'cloci
a. m. and 10 o'clock p. IN. beginning oefobe
0, with the home office az the dwelling hous
of C. r. Scoffin. Section house October 20, n
go and 30, Pondera,
Pondera, Teton Co. Mont.
CT SCoFFIN, Registry Agent.
Election district No, 9, Teton Co. Mont
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-20

L. 7. Hagar is quite a stranger
in town, and it was a great pleas
ure to see his pleasant face in our
Office Thursday.
If you want to see some neat
work, examine some of the job
printing around town which has
been done at the Acantha Office.
Bishop Brewer, of the Episcopal
church., will be at Choteau, Sun
day, the 22nd, where he will hold
services during the day and even
ing.
There has been quite a depopu-
lation in town to-day (Tuesday).
The various candidates who have
been here for a few days past,
working in their own interests and
those who have been here working
for county seats, started on incl
various missions through the
county.
We received the following from
an absolutely reliable source a few
days ago. One of the newly i'm
ported Observation-Disclosures sea
laborers at Choteau walked up t.
a Choteau citizen and asked hin
what place he was going to vot'
for for capital.
"Helena," was the answer.
Take that, them" aud the Ana
conda rough struck him.
Coming events cast their shadow
before.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-20
RObare Items.

Robare is once more coming to
the front as a center of commercial
activity.
Rasmus Fagerli, the registry
agent, is kept busy at work re-
cording the nan es of the votes.
Robare will poll a large vote at the
con ing election.
Willis Nichols has opened a
saloon, and the town now rejoices
in the possession of two liquor
dealing emporiums
The yield of oats, wheat and
potatoes has been so heavy this
year that the writer dare not tell
the whole truth, lest it be taken as
a fish story.
Ranchmen are all busy now
getting their winters fuel in.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-20

A general banking business transacted. In
tereSt Flowed on time deposits.
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derghast surprised us Dy appear
ing in town Thursday.
F. P. Cowell intends to fix up
the old Turner house and move his
family there this winter so that
they will be nearer town and give
his children a better opportunity
to attend school.
A call has been made by the
democratic central committee for
the democratic candidates to be at
Choteau on Oct, 25th. to listen to
an address to be delivered by the
Hon. Hal. S. Corbett.
Mrs. Henry Ryan left here last
Wednesday for Montreal, Canada.
Mrs. Ryan has been suffering for
several years with her eyes, and
has gone to have them treated by a
skilled oculist. She expects to be
gone all winter, her husband re-
naming at his ranch On Sheep
Creek.
James Harris, partner of F. P.
Cowell, has been visiting the latter
for some days, and also settling up
his business here before going to
his eastern home. Mr.. Harris has
sold out his business here, E. E.
Leech having bought his. share of
the Cowell & Harris sheep. Mr..
Cowell retains the ranches and
half of the band of sheep. and will
continue in the sheep business.
Mr.. Harris is we'll advanced in
years and desires to concentrate
his business nearer to his own
home.
An assertion appears in las
weeks issue of the Choteau paper
that Dupuyer has not faith enough
in her chances for county seat tt
provide a place for county records
We hardly supposed that any on
could be so ignorant as to suppos'
that we would enter the fgh
without making some suitable pro
, visions, but as the M~ontanian'
| paragraph may have a misleading
influence, we are authorized t
4 make the statement that suitabl
buildings for court room and othe
county offices will b. furnished t
J., the county, free of expense for on
!, year, by ]. W. Mcknight.
Among the claims which Dupuye
presents to the voters this fall, i
the ace for county seat, and as
gainst other a%spirants for the hol
or, r the following: wide trat
of land, large enough to accom'
. date a large city, high enough
be dry and healthy, soil rich ar
productive, water pure and abu'
=, dant. 1t is, both as regards pos
tion and population, the centre
- the county it offers every induce
y men to workingmen, for, while
. is not built up, there is just enoug
Is buildings in it to give it a sol
y foundation. The townsite cor
III pany has full control of the Ian
-. Justice of the Peace Geo. Y
', Magee held court at Dupuyer we
terday, in the following case:
W. Mcknight VS.. S. L. Potter,
On a complaint for the recovery
he property. The court was open
Mt at two o'clock p. M, both t
Y. parties being present, but, owl
he to the absence of n of the W
e. nesses, a continuance was grant
by until 4 p. m. The court was aga
he convened at the time appointe
be but owing TO the absence of B.
vn Fowler, the witness Mr.. Pott
90 desired to have present, a furtt
p. continuance was granted un
p, Thursday, Oct. 20, Mr.. Pott
ut giving a bond for 5000 to GOV
damages until that time.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-20
POPULIST TICKET.

POPULIST TICKET.
State Ticket.
For Congress,
ROBT. b. SMITH.
For Justice Supreme Court.
GEO w. REEVES.
TETON COUNTY
For Senate
]. E. ERICKSON.
For Representative
j. K. STAUFFER.
For Sheriff
A.. B. HAMILTON.
For Treasurer
A. MCDONALD.
For Clerk and Recorder-
J. E. WAMsLEY.
For Assessor
FRANK RALsToN.
For Clerk Of the District Court
For = unity Attorney
10 Snpt. schools
Mss. y. HARDIN.
f. blk administrator
WV LIZARD.
For County Surveyor
A. T. GooDspEED.
For Corone,
JkCoR SCHMIDT.
For County Commissioner
F. TRUcHoT.
J. A. VANEUsKIRk.
Jos. HILGER,
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-20
LOCAL LAYOUT.

Deputy Sheriff VIM. Eagan paid
US a short visit Monday.
John Hunter was among the Wis
it RS to town, Wednesday.
John P. Sullivan, of Birch Creek,
was in from his ranch Monday.
S. L. Potter returned to town
Wednesday from a canvassing trip
D. Bail was in a few days ago on
a visit to his wife and friends here.
James Malone, of Wright and
Malone. paid US a short visit Tues
day.
Jack Angus, o. G.. Cooper, and
VIM. Bruce were among the visitors
to Dupuyer Monday.
Charley Buckley came in with a
load of beef en- Wednesday, and
found a ready market for it.
Neil MCDANIEL and Hardy Eng
land left Tuesday to canvass the
county in their behalf.
Hon. E. E. Lcech returned from
a visit to Great Falls on Monday,
where he has been on business.
w. D. Jones left on Thursday
for a trip around the county in his
own interests as county commits,
sioner.
B. Percy Clark accompanied by
Max Grottus is in town looking
after his interests as candidate for
senator.
W. L. Stewart was in town yes
terday and added his name to the
list of Acantha subscribers.
Messrs Gallagher and Mathews
are pushing work on the new stable
as fast as possible so as to be re ady
for the rush at the new county
seat.
Major Geo. Steel, accompanied
by his wife and children. passed
through town Tuesday on his way
to E. E. Leech's where he has gone
on a visit.
Frank D, Cooper was in town
Tuesday,. from his sheep ranch Oh
Birch Creek where be has been fo
some days past. making prepare
tions for the winter,
The Acantha Office has been bus.
the past week getting out cards
ETC., for various candidates.
you want a neat Job in the printini
line, give the Acantha a trial.
Miss Efie Hardin and Mrs. ]. F
Burd paid Dupuyer a visit Monday
Miss Hardin has Won many friend
at Dupuyer by her gentle courtesy
which causes her to treat all alik,
regardless of station in life.
H. F. Mcintyre has resigned h
position at the Blackfoot ageno
as governn ent surveyor and civ
engineer, and expects to leave in
few days for Eastern Montana
take charge of a company dit
which is being built.
Lou. Anderson paid us a visit
Thursday and gave US some of Il
particulars concerning the accide
which befell him last Saturda
He was going from Dupuyer to tt
Agency, when mt of his horses b
came frightened and managed,
kicking and rearing, to break t
wagon tongue. Lou caught t
animals by the head but was throw
off his feet and dragged about 2
yaIds before the animals were sto
ped. He is somewhat bruised u
but fortunately escaped witho'
any seriour injury.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-20

DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
State Ticket.
For Congress,
HAL. s. CORBETT.
For Justice Supreme Court,
L. A. LUCE
TETON COUNTY
For Senator
w. K. FLowERREE'
For Representative
D. F. HAGERTY.
For Sheriff
NEIL. MCDANIEL.
For Treasurer
MAJOR GEO. STEEL. ENpoRsrr
For Clerk and Recorder
HARDY F. ENGLAND.
LOr Assessor
For Clerk of the District Court
For County Attorney.
For Supt. Schools
Miss. E. HARDIN.
For Public Administrator.
J. G. HoPKINsoN.
For County Surveyor
For Coroner
JACOB SCHMIDT.
For County Commissioners
G. WALLACE TAYLOR.
FRANK JONES.
JAS. L. COLLINS.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-20
TICKET.
State Ticket.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
State Ticket.
For Congress,
CHAs. s. HARTMAN.
For Justice Supreme Court,
WILLIAM H. HUNT.
TETON COUNTY.
b. PERCY LARK.
For Representative
JOHN A. KENNEDY.
For Sheriff
JOHN ZIMMERMAN.
FOR Treasurer
G. L. BRIsToL L.
For Clerk and Recorder
JOHN JACKSON Jr.
For Assessor
WIN. HODGsKIss.
For Clerk of the District Court
STERLING MCDONALD.
For County Attorney
JAMES SULGROvE.
For Supt. County Schools
GRACE H. VANCE.
For Public Administrator
o. G. COOPER.
For County Surveyor
NJ. f. ALLEN.
For Coroner
S. II. DRAKE.
For County Commissioners
W. D. JONES.
j. J. MILLER.
ERAsTUs GREEN.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-20
TIE DupUYER HCaNTHH.

SATURDAY, October 20, 1894.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-11
THE HOME GROWING IN FAVOR.
List of Citizens Who Made Contribution
Last Week,

The Industrial Home OF Richmond Is
an institution worthy Of public support,
and it is gratifying to see that 1t is
growing in the favor Of our charitably
disposed citizens.
The home is sadly in need OF bedsteads,
bedding, and clothes, old or new. and any
contributions of this kind will be called
for by the wagon of the home upon no.
tice being given TO any OF the directors
or the superintendent. The board takes
pleasure in renewing its thanks 10 the
many good friends Of the home.
The following persons made contribu-
lions last week: Peter r. Burke, III. w.
Bennett, l.. w. Lpscomb. r. f.. Hughes.
f. I.auterback. William Il. Rupp. II. L.
Luck, Jr.. Mr.. Phillips, j. ID. Mclntire,
Butler d. Bosher, NJ. Hagan, Mrs. LANCE,
". r. Koch. Brlel & Wunsch, w. j.
Vaughan, w. Miller, Ullman, John b.
Shaaf, s. Flournoy. DR.. William II. Scott.
$. Ullman & Son. A. Ginio. Armitage
Manufacturing Company, William Ten,
ken, Il. Donahue. Vaughan's. Richmonc
Cream. Butter and MIX Company. VIII
liam A. Lambert & Brother. b. Brauer &
Sons, Ed. Schumacher. Broome. T. II.
Powell, Captain John Bradshaw, T. c.
Williams Tobacco Company, J. w. Braues.
II. c. Hechler. William II. Brauer. Fred.
c. Keek, J. Lichtenstein, Drinkard's, Il.
A. Brauer. J. III. Nolde. s. Michaels. w.
T. Woody. J. II. Bradley, s. d. Robinson.
Kings Mill, DIR. J. +. Jackson.
Mrs. Messersmidt. John J.. Gravins.
A. Eichel. Roane & Co.. NJ. Massei.
Standard Oil Company, w. NJ. Luck. T.
+. Parks. John T. Powers, C. A. Leidy,
M. Moesta, John l.. Satterfield. John
Lindsay o. L. Cottrell through J. f.
Mayer. DIR. s. Galeski. Clarke's Bakery,
+. II. Fairlamb. and II. W. Gary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-11
MRS. MADIsoN'S SNUFF F'eox.
Graceful Presentation and Acceptance OF
This Valuable Relic.

The following is clipped from the
Orange Observer, published in orange
county:
Mr.. Editor,-The ever genial and urpane'
and sometimes eloquent, Colonel Johh
Bell Bigger, Custos Rotulorum, ana sec
rotary OF the State Democratic Com
uittee. lately presented Mrs. w. w. Scott
of this county. with a solid-sllver shuI-
box. once the property of Mrs. Dony
PAYNE Madison, with the Initials ~. l.
NJ" beautifully engraved on the lld.
Following is Colonel Bigger's letter:
RICHMOND. VA, Nov. Is, 1891.
Mrs. ". W. Scott:
Dear MISUNDERSTANDING been Informed
that YOU were a relative OF either the
late President James Madison or his wife,
Mrs Dolie Payne Madison, l yesterday
endured Of your husband as TO the mat
ter. and he told me that you are reia-
tive of President Madison. / was prompt
ed to make the enquiry because possess
n solid-silver snun-box bearing Initials
.D. Il. NJ" on its lid, which l was tod
by my late father belonged TO Mrs. Dol
lie Payne Madison, and probably used
bv her during her graceful attention TO
home duties at the Executive Mansion
while her dignifed lege lord administered
the affairs of then harmonious country.
/ desired to present this box to the near
est female relative of the better-half or
President Madison. but as you are
near relative of her other half, l trans
NIT 1t to you through your husband
with a hope that you will keep II as a
sacred relic of the good old days of Aud
Lang Syne." With high regard,
J. BELL BIGGER.
A.. coo,t's fatbar tho late Colonel
John willis. was a great nephew OF
President Madison. and her mother was
his great-niece; so she is his double-great-
grand-niece. In these days of tuft-hunters
such a genealogy renders her eligible to
the secretaryship of some high organiZa-
ton of "The Daughters of the Constitu-
ton and Great-Granddaughters OF the
Committees of Safety" from which, and
all such. in the words of the litany, we
aspire to be delivered.
Her husband takes occasion TO say Tor
her-inasmuch as she shrinks from APP
pearing in the public press-that she Is
content Gas contentment Soes) 10 be
simply "tacens ct placens uxor' "a quiet.
and therefore. a pleasing wife), who Is
adorned with crown of many jewels.
though not the mother of the Gracchi."
This much is said, not in the boast of
heraldry," but to give Colonel Bigger
public assurance that the relic Is still in
1.-THE family" and is likely to remain so
for some generations. Let 1t be coupled
with the further assurance that the SOU
venir is accepted with very sincere
thanks, and will be priced all the more
for the sake Of the donor and for the
very gracious and kindly manner OF its
presentation. -
Very truly, w. w. SCOIT.
Virginia State Library.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-11
UP AT THE CITY HALL.
News of the Courts Yesterday-Bar Asso
citation Library Moved.

News of the Courts Nesterday-Bar Asso-
citation Library Moved.
The December term OF the Law and
Equity Court began yesterday. and the
day was consumed in fixing the dates
for the trials Of the numerous cases on
the docket. Cases were set as follows:
Fearnear VS.. Ford, December 18th.
Taylor vs.. Henry and wife, December
18th.
Robinson VS.. Bachrach. December lith.
Alien VS.. Mattans, December nth.
Myer VS.. Harris. December 18th.
White vs.. Williams, December 18th.
Pages administrator vs.. National Life
Association. December 18th.
Stamp-Works VS.. Postal Telegraph
Company. December 18th.
Holland Il Brother VS.. Belvin, Decem-
Der 18th.
Ellerson & Harvey VS.. Wright & Taylor.
December 18th.
Hunter vs.. Mutual Life-lnsuranH COM
pany, December 10Th.
Brandt VS. Boswell, December 10Th.
Bowers VS.. Dickinson Qwo cases., De-
cember 2lst
Smith VS. Brasslngton. December 2lst.
Walters VS.. Hargraves, December nth.
Noel VS.. Grand Lodge. December Gth.
Watkins & Holiday vs.. Conquest &
Co., December 2Sth.
The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday:
Davenport & Morris against Glass. Gar
nshee dismissed on motion of plaintiff s
attorney.
Broswell & Son against John c. Small
Garnishee dismissed on payment Of costs
by the defendant
Leave was given TO the plaintiff TO file
an amended declara ton In the case Of
John +. Harrison against the American
Tobacco Company.
Thomas r. Hardaway qualified to prac-
tce law In this court
Nothing OF interest transpired in the
Chancery and Circuit Courts yesterday.
Mr.. Henry l.. Carter, the member OF the
Common Council from Clay Ward who
on Saturday night rendered his resigna-
ton, will it is said, be appointed one OF
the assessors Of taxes and will enter upon
his duties as such January lst
The Bar Association OF Richmond now
occupies its new quarters in the city
Hall building, where a regular meeting
OF the body will be held tomorrow. The
Committee on Admissions will recon-
mend the election Of several new members
upon this occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-11
THE RIGHT THINGS
At The RIGHT TINE.
COHEN'S STORE

shall be the educator and modern
Shakespeare in merchandise for the
South.
SANTA CLAUS was never before 50
liberal in tho piling up Of his wares
here. See the beginning-the end must
be conceived. No one person could sea
all that is here from now until Christ
mas. Our control of Holiday Wares
alone is q significant illustration Of the
powers these acres Of store have oy,rtAe
proper introduction Of the proper mcr.
chandise.
Where else could you look for Sl.7j
Handsome New Dress Goods for &C.?
SOC. Covert Cloths, the newest all
best, for bic.
All-Wool 81 Ca Dress Goods for 39c.
Silks at just such values
Would you pay 81 for Black silks ?
They are soc. 9jc for new. light, beau.
tiful evening tints They are ne.
Artists Paintings, in water colors.
The price Sl.50? No ;only 2jc. - var.
Gus refrt shing subjects to choose from.
CANTON FLANNELS. heavy neeccI.
Ice. the price No; BE.
Handkerchiofs by the hundreds
thousands, and only a nominal par.
of their value--9c.. worth l2i 10 Lee.
&c., worth 20 to 65c., etc.
40-inch wide Embroidery. % TO &C.,
the ordinary price. Doc piece not one
less than !. yards.
Nature itself is set back 10 see a ryll
in these tiny fingers that twist all but
life into new-blown May Flowers. 50
natural indeed that even bees might b.
excused for lighting on them. or
thoughts for taking flight with May
morn whilst soaring in the midst Of tho
December storm. These two educators
OF now departure from greenhouse
flowers are giving valuable lessons N
the art Of making these flowers, lamp
shades, and other decorative work.
In order 20 facilitate the general De-
livery be SO kind us to take small PACK
ages with you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-11
Mr.. Moses Returns from Abroad.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter ID. Moses arrived
on the steamship New York last Saturday.
en- route TO Chicago. Mr.. Moses has just
made a four-months' tour through Eng
land and the Continent on business for
the firm of Lyon & Healy and pleasure
combined. He has been promoted TO a
higher position in the conduct of the
business of that popular western firm du-
ring his absence. In a letter to a friend in
this city. Mr.. Moses says he lifts his hat,
after seeing considerable OF the Old
World, and thanks Providence that he
is a citizen OF the United States lie
thinks we live in the greatest country
on Gods green earth, II its citizens could
only appreciate the blessings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-11
A LADY ASSAULTED HER.
A Boarding House Mistress and q Type
WRITER Figure In the Police Court.

Miss Lula w. Bond, a very interesting
young lady of the blonde type. was in the
Police Court yesterday morning as COM
plainant in the case of Mrs. T.. j. Shea,
who was charged with assaulting and
beating Miss Bond. The latter also set
forth in the warrant that she feared
bodily harm at the hands of the matronly
lady, and prayed that Mrs. Shea be
placed under bonds 10 keep the peace.
The examination constituted the most
conspicuous part of the proceedings Of
Justice Johns court. From the testl-
mony it appears that Mrs. Shea, who
runs a boarding house at No. "a north
Ninth street. and Miss Bond, who is a
typewriter employed in the law offices Of
Mr.. ]. Samuel Parrish, were until re-
Gently great friends. The young lady had
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-11

Lee Lodge. No. Az, X. OF H., has elect
ed the following officers: II. j. Warmer,
p. d.; Edward Allen, D.; T.. ID. Redd.
V. D.; ]. NJ. Fossett, A. D.; George c.
White, chaplain; w. T.. Woody. i. II.
]. II. Pettis r.; James Johnson. T.; c.
W. Griffin, c.; ]. Il. Sayille, /. s.; j. II.
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