The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-09-22
Mrs. H. F. England and family

terial for the purpose of building a
new house in town. Mr.. Ryan in
tends to have his family here this
winter so as to give his children
an opportunity to attend school.
A. J. Van Buskirk was in town
this week attending to some bust
ness relative to shipping cattle and
looking out for his interests as the
nominee for county commissioner
on the populist ticket.
In sending the type for THE
AcANTHA no Interrogation and ex>
clamation points were put in, hence
their non-appearance in this and
last weeks issues. They have been
ordered and will ARRIVE in a short
time.
Joe McCuaig left last Sunday for
Great Falls to purchase lumber
with which to construct new sheep
sheds on his ranch. Mr.. McCuaig
intends to try it again despite past
misfortune in being twice burned
out last year by cowardly incen-
diaries.
Instructions in music commenced
at the Dupuyer school on Friday
last. Voice culture and the rudi-
ments of music will be taught the
pupils one hour on Friday of each
week. F. H. Federhen has volun-
tered to attend to the musical ca
pacities of the children.
H. F. England of the AcANTHA
went to Choteau Tuesday to COM
plete arrangements for moving his
family to Dupuyer and also.to be
present at county democratic con-
vention which meets there today.
He is one of the delegates from this
precinct.
The Anaconda saloon at Dupuyer
has become the favorite meeting
place of the populist party. Mr..
Aldrich is a staunch populist and
is ready at any moment to enter>
tain his guests with the latest news
connected with his party Or to use
his best endeavors to convert any
infdel hearers.
The Anaconda Saloon makes all
kinds of drinks of the purest and
best liquors.
Members of the Bynum townsite
company have been busy at Du-
puyer the last few days, setting
forth the glories of Bynum. They
have, we believe, succeeded in in
ducing a few deluded people to in
vest in town lots but our citizens
are pretty level headed and have a
pretty fair idea as to where their
interests lie.
BY an oversight the announce.
ment of the return of Chas. Rap.
phold with his bride was left out
of last weeks issue. Mr.. Rappholt
went to Idaho Falls to meet ant
marry the young lady, but passed
around town, going directly to hi
ranch on Sheep creek, thus depriv
ing our citizens of a glance at tn
fair bride. However, best wishe
for the future.
John Hunter, foreman of F. D
/ Cooper's sheep ranches on Bircl
creek, vas in town Tuesday buyin,
material for fixing up sheds an
corrals for the winter. There ar
no sheep at the ranches at present
but they expect to II two or tire
bands there this winter. Mr.. Hun
ter expresses himself well please
with THE ACANTHA and proved
by adding his name to its subscriI
tion list.
VIM. r. Ralston, of Ralston
J Armstrong proprietors of the Che
teau and Northern Stage line, wa
in town this week stocking up an
completing arrangements for a frs
class service. Under the manage
ment of this company the publ
n may rest assured that mail an
e passengers will always reach the
W destinations as speedily and In
good shape as possible.
E. c. W. Taylor was in town Tue
r. day, having come from his rane
on the Teton. MIR. Taylor had n
he paid our burg a visit for about tv
" years, prior to his present visit, al
ls was very much pleased to see