The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-11-24
State News.

Deputy sheriff Dwyer, OF CASCADE
county, arrested a couple OF cattle
thieves at Box Elder last Thursday
evening.
Great Falls at the recent cleo
ton had registered 1900 natives
born ard 761 foreign vcters. Can
ada furnished the largest number
of foreigners.
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst, widow of
Senator Hearst, has donated a
library to the city of Anaconda,
and proposes to erect a 500, 600
building to accommodate it.
Gov. Richards last Tuesday again
respited Black, the Flathead county
murderer. This respite play is
getting threadbare. Either hang
the william or turn him loose.
Valley county will have special
election December 18th, for the
purpose of electing one commits
s%ioner, there being a tie between
three candidates at the last cleo
ton.
According to the Chinook Opin-
ion, there is considerable activity
in mining circles at Landusky. Joe
Mosser last week brought to
Chinook, from the Little Rockies,
for shipment, IA, 600 pounds of ore.
The Bimetallic mine at Granite
will resume operations on Sunday
night, and q few days later fifty
stamps Of the Rumsey mill will be
put in operation working the ores.
This nov will give employment to
about two hundred men.
The Daily Missouliau has con>
cluded that it is paying too much
money out to its printers for set
ting type and will shortly put in
type setting machines. There
would be some hope for the paper
if they could buy a machine to fur
nish "copy."
The Sun River Consolidated Min
ing & Development company was
incorporated yesterday by John
Largent, VIM. P. Burcher, NJ. L.
Strong, H. B. Strong, Jas. G.
Adams, John p. Dyas and H. Min
teer. The office will be at Sun
River. Capital stock $500, 900.
At Big Timber they have organ
lied a club known as the Sweet
Grass county club. The avowed
intention is to have a county OF
| tiIut noruO varvod CUB of Pork and
Yellowstone counties. A petition
} for the purpose will be presented
to the coming legislature.
Helena is to have a new republi.
can newspaper. The men behind
it are L. Fl. Hirshfield, Thos. Fl
Carter, A. J. Seligman, B. f.
White, Ed. Bonner, A. B. Ham
mond and other prominent republi.
cans. Exhibitor Higgins, of the
Chicago Times is being negotiated
with to take charge.
! Col. Sanders, Tom Carter, L. Fl.
Hirsficld. 7. G. Power, E. D. Weed
Albert Seligman, all of Helena
| Nelson Story of Bozeman, E. L
Bonner, Judge Knowles and A. B
! Hammond of Missoula, Con. Kohr.
I of Deer Lodge, Lee Mantle of Butt
and H. P. Rolfe of Great Falls arr
candidates for U. S Senator.
. OF all the breezes that eve
y struck Fort Benton, the one whicl
prevailed Monday was the mos
1 severe, and a cor of misplace,
fences attest the fact. If a win,
storm, as is claimed, purifes tn
I air, then the atmosphere in thi
t vicinity should at about this writ
ing be as pure as that which exist
in the new Jerusalem Rive
, Press.
=. Billings is shortly to have an
! other newspaper, the Yellowston
Valley Recorder, the first issue c
which is promised for December
p The Recorder will be edited an
is published by Messrs. Knight an
q Ramsey and "will adopt thos
principles of independence consis
h tent with an American paper edite
and controlled by American idea
ID and allied to no party traditions.
lie Henry A. Kennerly, the mel
d. chant prince of Blackfoot was j
err town on Monday purchasing SUI
To plies for his store, From Mr.. Kei