The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-11-07
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tana When the Burlington ana the
North western completes it's system
through Montana. We expect to
see both of these lines runnin g
through Montana next year. 1t is
understood that the anderbilts
are keeping their eyes open for the
Utah Northern & Oregon Short
Line to connect them with their
line which now has its terminus al
Casper, Wyo. 1t only needs 12C
miles of construction to complete 8
new trans-continental system.
Then if the Union Pacific wants
any Montana business it will have
to build new road into the state.
All the signs point to 1896 as g
great railroad building year
Anaconda Recorder.
The ease with which the light.
ming rod shark ensnares the un
sophisticated citizen has long beer
a standing joke. 1t is scarcely te
be expected that he could take ir
the wide awake city of Anaconda,
but he did. He adorned the public
school buildings with 81, 200 worth
of rods and the citizens are trying
to locate the rake off.
1t is the duty of any newspape,
to expose any fraudulent person Oh
concern who may come into the
vicinity of its home and begin the
practice of their nefarious schemes
Then it is the duty of the people
to see to it that their paper .gctsa
good support. .-Grantsdale Adver
tiser.
Ella Knowles Haskell, Montana's
assistant attorney general, has
brought suit against Lavelle Bros.
of Butte, for 800, 600 and s682. 81
physicians fees, for injuries al
legged to have been sustained while
riding in one of their hacks, ir
Butte, March II, 1894.
The Denver Times has the fol
lowing about an alleged Butte
man and his scheme: John R
Austin, of Butte, Mont, is in towr
with a new scheme to make a sue
cessful flying machine. At the
Brown hotel he saws that he i.
confident that he will be able 'tt
raise 250>pound weight and pro
pei it satisfactorily. He refused
to divulge the kind of gas he il
going to use.
A petroleum belt has recently
been discovered in Montana. Thu
find lies in the new county of Car
bon, near the headwaters 0
Butcher creek, one of the tribu
taries of the Little Rosebud. 1t il
distant about twenty-five mile
from Red Lodge, on the Cook
City branch of the Northern Pa
cific. The petroleum occurs in
sandstone formation similar t.
that of the oil districts of Penn
sylvania, West Virginia, Colorado
and Wyoming, and comes to tn
surface in springs at number o
places where the formation ha
been broken and upheaved.
A good idea of the stock bushes
in northern Montana can be had Il
considering the figures furnishe'
by the Great Northern railwa
shipping statistics. Last year
shipm ents over the Montana Cen
trail from the northern part of thi
state amounted to nearly 500, OOO
The cattle shipm ents thus far thi
ye.r amount to nearly $1,000 00O
The sheep shipments amounted t
about SIS, 900 head and the cash TO
the same reaching to very nearl
, $138, 600. A rough estimate, in
Guiding the Montana Central an
the main line of the Great Norther
shows that about $1,000, 900 wort
of stock has been shipped frol
northern Montana this year.
Leader.
Chas. N. Welsh aud Jesse Rol
erts, of Philadelphia, came in fro
hunt in the mountains about tt
headwaters of the South Forl
, They left Blackfoot six or seve
t weeks ago with three guides an
l have been in the mountains ev(
| since. For five weeks they sa
e no one except the members of the
= own party,-Inter-Lake.
Frank Harlow, formerly clerk