The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-11-03
LOCAL LAYOUT.
dance Monday,

aIber me aelena Qance, assisted by
Dick Dean.
Helena will do the grand tonight
in the shape Of a free dance and
supper to be held at Dupuyer.
Mr.. A. III. NORM has bought out
his partners in the Zoon cattle com
pany and has taken possfon of the
herd.
On Monday night, Nov. 9Th,
there will be a grand dance given
at Dupuyer by the Anaconda capi>
tai comu ittee.
They are to have q pumpkin So
cial down in Red Lodge. Shelby
Eli billiard will grace the occasion
with his presence and carry off all
the prizes.
Major R. A. Alien, who was In
dian agent at the Piegan Agency
some years ago, has been IN t"wn
the last few days. visiting old ac-
quaintances and friends.
Outside of the arrival and depar-
ture of candidates and capital and
County seat workers, town has been
rather quiet this week and this fact
must account for our somewhat
short local column.
We were very much surprised by
the appearance of a familiar but
seldom seen face in town yester-
day. Charley Bynum is here for
the first time in many years, and
is working in the interests of Ana
conda.
The following deeds for Dupuyer
property have recently been exc
cuted by ]. W. Mcknight and wife
To Chas. Davlin, lot 8, block 12;
Edward Mathews, Its Z and 8,
block 8; Mary E. Brown, lot 7,
block 20.
We were shown a neat book of
Photographic views of Choteau
and Bynum. Why didn't they
have a few of Dupuyer printed too.
Choteau wouldn't compare quite
as will with Dupuyer as with
Bynum.
Miss Fife Hardin is still adding
laurels to her wreath of votes, as
she continues On her way through
the county. The young lady has
q large number of friends whose
%sincerest wishes for her success 60
with her.
We understand that a very pleas
ant entertai" ment was given by
Miss Vance at Robare Wednesday
night. The programe consisted of
dancing and recitations, and was
greatly enjoyed by all who attend
ed.
Town was alive Monday with can
didates and county seat workers,
who came TO plead their cause be-
fore the unsophistlcAted Dupuyer-
ties. The Choteau oand furnished
good music and, as the e was moth
ing political in the music itself, it
was a treat.
With this ISSUE nanapsa " sew
ers his connection win the ACAN.
TIA. Believing tina, Dupuyer is
the best place for the equity seat,
and that Helena should remain the
seat of state government, he has
tried to advance the interests OF
both places and now bids you all
adieu.
The Anaconda for = the capital
meeting, held here last week, was
omitted from our last issue for
want of space, The meeting was
well attended, and the speeches, ia
ken as IN culogy on the Anaconda
Copper Company, Marcus Day and
their mining interests, were very
good, but they failed to give ore
single reason why the capital seat
should be removed from it's pres
location.
Patriotic feeling is composed to
a great extent of pride. Pride of
nation; pride of government, of
citizens, and all the things that, go
make up a community, be it large
or small. Now, have not the peo>
pie of Montana a right to feel
pride in the city which has so
nobly built itself up during the
long years that have passed; a city
that is Identical with every lpUend