The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-08-08
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children.
Harry Doll, commonly known as
"Break-beam Johnny" Brown the
painter, and several others, were
recently removed from the reserya.
ton by the police for indulging IN
the ardent.
The Agency police we're sent to
the vicinity of ST. Mary's lake id
search OF some miners, who were
reported to be prospecting there,
but when they arrived they failed
to find the trcspassers.
Mr.. John Macdonald, car re.
pairer for the G. ~. Ry. at this
point, and his estimable wife went
west on that road last week, and
will visit Seattle and other places
CT interest during their absence.
VIM. Gillian and family and
Mrs. Thomas Lacy, of FIT. Benton,
have been visiting friends on the
reservation fer week past. MIR.
Gillian, who is Nee Bros. foreman,
states that the graes is better on
the lower ranges than here.
Jos. Klpp was taken violently
ill with cholera morbus few days
ago, on Milk river, and for time
his recovery was doubted. DR..
G. S. Martin was sent for in haste
and through his skill Mr.. Kipp was
relieved and is now able to be
about again.
The Agency schools closed for a
two months vacation on July 31st.
and over 200 children were per-
mitted to go home after 10 n onths
application to study and work.
The respite will be Justly appre-
ciated by the various employees
after so long a. term.
There was universal rejoicing
when the late superintendent of
construction at this Agency was
notified that in the opinion of the
powers that be, the air was too
light for him here, and it was
deemed advisable for him to go
hence and recuperate his gray
matter. The appointment of Mr..
T. G.. Price to this responsible
position was gratifying to all VINO
know him, :"
Frank Bostick recently met with
a singular and what might have
been fatal accident. He was at a
neighbours house when q cat, for
some unaccountable reason sprang
at his face in furious manner.
Frank struck at the apparently
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bite on his arm, and so savagely
did he cling, that its jaws had to
be pried apart. His arm and hand
swelled greatly, and was very pain
full, requiring medical attendance.
: During the last fortnight over
, 100 moving machines aud rakes
have been portioned out to families
by Assistant Farmer Chas. Aubrey,
and where ever load of hay can
be got, some Industrious stock
) owner is shaving the ground to
obtain the needful winter subsist-
ence for his cattle. There are no
llrge crops of grass in this vicinity,
but there will be enough hay cut
for feeding, no matter how severe
the winter may prove tc be,
Billy Jackson has one of tn,
most beautiful, as we'll as valuable,
ranches on the reservation. Aside
from the quality of the soil, which
is admirably adapted to agricul.
ture, large portion OF it is
natural meadow, we'll stocked with
timothy and blue joint, which
yields large crop of hay yearly,
without irrigation. Cut Bank
river flows through it, and along
its banks are charming little parks,
shaded with large trees; in fact,
just such place as one likes 10
visit when tired; catch trout, with
which the stream abounds, lie ON
the rich grass in the shade, and
throw care to the winds.