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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03

mad Betannttperbea bes 0unbes um
Bieoererlansuns Der In u,ebr all elmer
0e,iebuu9 intsreNanten anb lserfmar.
bisen &a {, ober ui@t lpenis eritaunt
tvar man bier, als bic Gattport tam,
bat bic Rarte unter 10000 Narf ni@t
fell lei. Dieie Gorberuns i@eint nm
10 unsere9ter. als i'm Granbe ia bic
&arte Der Staot Rlblbauien geb6rt ~
nur our4 einen 8ufal fann iie mad
Ueru sefommen iein.
g aar9em Il b. 6ier tpurbe
ein grocer Nufauf bur@ einen in Der
Observation-Disclosures wohnbaften Nrbeiter
peruria4t, Der an, belten Gage unb
tros Der empfinbli4enRdlte ,ein5is u. al.
lein In einer, Semb beileibet, bic gei,an1a>
teStrabe entlaas ipadierte. bis berbeiee>
bolte S@usleute i'm il, feline @obnu18
3uriidbra4ten. Der 0ebauernswertbe,
Der i4on otter NnfGle Don Gpileiie
bate. i1eint bonn Srriinn befallen
moroen 5u fem.
S0lDeto.
Bern. Der Setter Der Ueieniaz
unssarbeiten in ct. Maurice uab an,
@ottbarb, Snsenieur 2eonarb Birt, 1T
mad tur5er &rantbeit s~eiorben.
Sc. @roBe Ratb bel4lo6 nit g.
aa3eu IL Stimnlen bic Biebereinfiibr>
uss Der 9obesftrafe.
Qu3ern. Mit ben, bieiiaen Ba6n=
boibau Tam bemnd@t be8onneu .per.
oen.
8arid. Der srose stabtratb &C.
nebmiate NIT SO se9en 2 Stimuen ben
8ertrag iiber ben Nutauf Der 9lrl9er
Strobenbabu.
Snsenieur Hlfreo Sly aus s4beTpnien
tam bier an. Sn ieiner 8esleituns
befanbeu iiA 3pei bobe 28lrbentrd9er,
tuelde ben Neffen oes &6niss Neuele
CUR Musbilbuns nod europa brad
ten.
Sic Yolijeicorps Io0en auf 100
Mant erb6bt peroen.
8aabt. unterbalb beS @eplels
Der u&o9ers be Mape" i4eint ii9 cine
@6ble 5u befinben, in beren @runoe elm
tleiner @letl4er lit. Die 96ble, bereu
Giusans iduieris 5u fiuben, 1T in
neueiter l3eit belu9t morben. Man
fano 5purer . Mrbeiten bebufs Nuf=
finouns Don @olb, Das lant alter cage
bort in Der @roe uerborsen fem loQ.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03

- Gs tperber in a Q be-
reits 9orbereitungen getroHen fur biz
pierte Sabrbunbertfeier Der @ntbedung
sSnbiens bur4 bic p%ortlgieitn, bic
1897 bort nit grobem pomp besanseu
tperbsr tpirb. Sn BEN gu biefem @noe
f~etgefeBten prpgramm iinb in MuS>
ii@t qenommer: bic prdgun9 bon
l497 bron3ener, @ebentmiinaen; bic
Musgabe berf4iebener Serien SubilG>
umsmiim3er bon 1000. 500 unb 200
Meis, fotpie elmer Serte BON Subtld<
umsz pot>pertb3eiden; bic Grrt@tung
zines MonunnentaleebGubes gum Mn<
benter, an bic tiibnen Seefabrer, bic
Ditiubixn entbedten; bic Mbbaltan9 in
beiagtem @tbduoe bon Gonferen8er1,
8anfetten, Gon3erten u. I. m.; bic
8eranitaltung BON btrf4ttoenea ra>
ttonalen unb internationalen Musitelz
lungen; bic Gr0Fnupg bes partts Der
,Mbtntba ba Qiberbabe". Muberbem
tperben bti bteitr DeranGafu1g mebrt=
re GongreKt mad 2ifabon etnberufer
unb bic ausldnbtf4en Md@te aufge>
forbert tperben, eintse RriegsinrHe
mad bem 3aio 81 e~ntienben. Cine
Gbnli4e Mufforberang nirb an bic
4roben tra1satlantt@tn Dampfer=
@efen19aften ergebtn. Gin Mettbes
tperb 3ur preistr6nung Der beiten M>
ibanbluns iiber bic @ntoedung Snbiens
tpirb felbftperitdnblt4 aud nt4t fe9,
I'm.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03

flbrer ,pu.ben inc beige @eri&tsee>
fdnsnib einseliefert.
Bopppt. Das beige Stranbbotel
tel bes Gerrr uie!efelbt. Ipel@er bic BE.
tuirtbi@aftuns unieres 4urbauies iber.
'nimn,t, 1T NIT Ginidlub bes iebr suter
9nueutors fit 116,6OO Mart an 0iif.
fetier Riri4pid aus Q6n,9sbers per'
lauft tuorben.
11JeS0tOs4slHeta
DIbcsIpe. Set GINGER 8eit
berrl4t bic 9eiiir4tete Gipbtberitis bier
70 btffis, bab bef6rbli@erieits bic Drtss
i4ule eei9loiien 'perben mu6te. Sn
pielen 0amilien bat bieie unbeiml.@e
Rronfbeit tiefe Irouer peruria@t, benn
in turSer 8eit iiub ni@t penieer als -
Rinber babinoerafft worbeu, bon oener
in einjelnen Gamilien 2 unb iosar 8 an
Der Bahl 9eftorben iinb.
NItona. SIN bieiisen SuitiSse'
tdube bate Der bo1an8eiebene Suitid
rotb 81. Siepetine bic Sa&e e,nes
Glienten 3u fibren, uerlor ieoo@ ben
8roaeb,- Nls er nun ieinem Glienten
ben anslidliden dussanS bes 9anbels
m;ttbeille, serietb Der Client in belle
@utb unb be9onI, i'm furder 9anb nit
benz 6anbitod III beorbeiten. 3euBen
bes 8orfalles lamea benz ueberss aQ'nen
III Ailfe unb iibertpanben ben @aien:
ben, Der iofort in 6aft senou.men muir.
be. Der beleibi9te 8ertbeioi9er fte0te
ioslei@ Strofantra9.
&enbsburs. gu ben Neubab.
men, bic In Der benz 9aubtase IN ietner
ndditen Seifion poraule9enben Secun.
bdrbabn>B orlase in Nusfi@t oenomme,
finb, aeb6rt aud bic 2inie @enbsbur9z
Riel. bod 1T bariber nod feine @nt,
i4eibun9 9etroHen.
Qaunoper.
6ilbeSbeim. Sic 2ei9e bee
felt iber adj! Eager, permibten II Sab.
re alien 86tt4erlebrlings Wabuloar
BON bier tpuroe Bel Der Bii9ofsmilble
aus benz WaHer se5oser. Gs 1T nod
nl@t au19e.la1!, % osr laeSe u.enlu
aus unootl1g1!9!e't MS <sanel Ssra!pe'
", ooer % e l1~ rae SeOe" se"0"'"'e''
pa1.
Maroort. San'tdtsrat9 Or Dt1:
@aelis aus 8ao 8ebbur9 bot ttd am
Stetnbuoer Wtee-e aut Dem Jog. me.6en
Serge Elm Blodbaus berrt9ten la1len,
bon mo aug man bel siiniti9er Wttter5
un9 cine bsrrl!de 5ernt'dt 9en1eBtt'
Das 8lodbaus 1T non Mtaioort IN Ct
ner balbea Stunbe 5u errelder.
ct. Wnbreasberg. Die Ct:
reauna, ue(@e bier in ber @inpobner:
! aft ipe9en Der teabii9tigten Grid
tu,s zines sanatoriums fur 9un9er.
trante beitebt, bat bal ur@ Nusorud
sefunoeu, oaB Don 500 9aus9alta119eu
700 cine WorltsQung bel ben beboroen
UNI Berbot oes Baues 'lnterje'Hnet ga:
ben.
Rropta1 ea1t<n.
|nhaAe. 11eber einen selbfmorbper
;;,1 h,s W;ern,rieoers Woiot nnb ieine,
@.Ii,hten Il :roioenhes nit,utbeilen
@oiot nnterbielt Elm Qi~ebesper6altnif
NIT Der unperebelidten S.. Der S@pe.
tier eines bieiiAen &eftaurateur8. 0a
o'e s@e'oan9 ooH le!1er OIaa n!Ut y
ral9 pom s!ar1s1 9!n9. 'u.e Ct Du" ~
ie, 70 oto9te So'9! o!!et: Nv l..ne ge:
isente l1'o pam l.g erlu.eBen 81 p Smsn
gus Turgt eel@loB pas 1u1se Deao
@et'' l1~ lelo!1 oas Seotn = aegn'en
,l1lo oraote l'@ erpeOl!@e S@I.lI1O1n
Den Del: So'91. pct 9'e!9 eapO" oe'
na@rt@t'9t ton1oe' eetlu@le liU ~ e.,
1@teBen, 1us1e ''@ oOe1 nut cue le'a''
SerleRunS ~.
@tle " g. Q!e1 Ie'slIs -
@ufsoel1Rer TreulUe m1 le'!eI VaIll1
eas Ge1f Der 9otoeuen po~5et. az pen
ytagSarn nno Greu1oe III 9roBer 5a9'
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03
&tpbc.

Detmo1b. 8et elmer i'm Wmte
Blomberg absebaltenen Treibjaoo batte
&esierun8s=N0elior @rehe BON bier oas
unslud, bab ibm ourd eiueu S@rot>
i@uB zines Sa9bt1eilnebmers oas re4te
Nuse 9etroffen puroe, unb 5tpar 10
l9tuer, oaB bic @ebtraft bieies Nuses
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03
8betuproptn3.

SIM Nraiue Der Miinitert,r@e 1T in
iiin9iter Belt elm b6@it tuertbpoller G,,no
0ema1t mprben, cine alte 9anoi@rift,
entbalteno auf jeber Seite in BRET So
lunnneu neb%eneinonber ben lateinii@en
Cert fat a0er @ialmen in ueri@:ebenen
ueberlebunsen, Damn in elmer uie,ten
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03

Citing. Sn benz uerieu4ten FOL:
femit tam es III eirer1 N%ufitano Der
Slider unb 8ie9eleiarbeiter, bic it@
me;aerten, fi@ lno lire &letber oestnftz
,iren III laFfen. Die bortise @enoarz
merle mar Der Menge ni@t 9etpa4ie1,
10 baS bic beige @enbarmerie auf9ez
bote, uerben muBte. @ier Der @doelS,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03

5u9 batten.
Sonntag mar her erite bon ben bier Dor
@eibna9ten, bel benen bas @eieb ber
Sonnta9srube in oer grt a,,Ber &raft
selebt lit, DaB bic @ei@dfte in
Der Stabt in Der 9eit BON
IL ubr @ormittass big z llbr
Mbenbs bet,eiben unb bic 2dben often
9ehalten ,ueroen oirfen. Snfolee beiien
erfolgte bon austpdrts 5ablrei1er
4usua, bic @traben trarer mebr belebt
uno bic &aufleute 8etuedt.
Gltab. eotbrtneen.
81 ilenbau { n. 10000 Mart
fur cine &arte 1T piel @elo, 10 bentt
man bier in Miin4bauien unb beiinnt
lid, Of man oer Stabt Bern, bic bieieu
@reis fir cine bort fiir5lid auf9efun:
bene &arte Der @tatt Milenbauien,
aus benz Enoe bes IL. Sabrhunber,s
ttammeno uno bon &onitabler Sol. Bet:
ter gejei9net, seben ioQ. BE &a,ts
befanb fih ft,iber I'M Beiib BET Stab,
Mulenbauleu, felt lanseu Sabreu abe,
iori9te a persebli@ nod berielben
Bis lie nun tiirjli9 in Bern BON Dberi
S9umader inter bort.9en Jamilien
papieren aufsefunben ,uurbe. Ser.
| Bir9ermeiiter 9ed bemitbe ii9 iofor
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03

in Butunft cine @ctra. @euerbel teuer 81
erbeben, aa9 tpel4er ale N%rbeit9eber,
sic iber 300 8erlenen bei9dftisen,
i6brli@ pro Ropf rs Net. an HE S1abts
tai1e 5ablen iplen. Ma@ benz 8oranz
ibla9e tuiirbe biele Steuer fir bic bteiiz
&c @emeinoefaiie etua $4,000 Mt.
jabrli@ einbrtn9en.
@eferbolt. Sci einem 3uiam>
menitoB nit @ilbbieben In ben @al.
bun.gen bes @rafen BON Beiterbolt
,purbe Der Bergman Ebeobor WtiiQer
aus 6erter bon benz 5Driter 5ran3 Ra>
peQe eri4o1en unb Elm 5tpetter Milocrer
i'm @eii@t i@per perlebt.
Menben. Ser gum 8ei8eorbneten
gepdblte @entner @uitap S4m1le inb
Der gum S@6ffen serudblte @erbereibe>
iiber 81. seosrin ,purben pom 8lrger~
mtiitsr Yapenbauien in lire Gennter
einsefiibrt.
Damn. Daa 9robe 2ool BET Use.
ieler &tr9enbaulprterie i'm 8etra8e BON
10000 Wf. baben 3,pai iu8enblide Nrs
better Der @eltfdlii4en Drabtinbuitrie,
Der 16iabrise Sobn Der Bittpe &6rs'
meier BON bier unb iein Mitarbetter
6esemaun in @eittiinnen, 9%etuonnen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-03

unb oas ni~eoerleuienbe Bell traf ben
&nedt, Der nit 3eri@mettertem S4doel
tubt an, Bobe,n lag. Ser Stier, baz
bur4 ,pilb 9ema9t, rib ii@ l:b unb
tie6 Der Magb bes 8auern bic 36rner
in ben unterleib, 70 baB aud bteie
'I@uer gerlebt barnieberlie9t. Der
Sitter puroe bierauf eri@o1en.
Mhn4en. SIN 8airii@en Sea.
tionalmuieum gelau9te bieier Gage cine
altr1mil@e S9miebemerttdtte 5ur Nufz
iteQuns. Deielbe 1T bon @eneralma>
ior a. 3. &opp, Nusi&ubmitslieb BET
@eids. 2imescomiiiion, I'M Nu9ut b. s.
bel Mussrabun9en IN benz @alotaiteq
Mbli9 Don @rrmpalb, no emit bic
groBe r6miide 9eeritraBe Sa(5bursz
Wu9sburg iiber bic Bfar fii6rte, seiun.
fun6en >uorben. Meten benz Nmbob
unb Qbri9tborn |iebt man cine Reibe
5hmiebebdmmer, cine 8aui43au9e,
@ieBpfanne, I@ienrinse, cine Genie,
Sidel, 7rosbentel unb anbere ei,erne
@erat5e; AUDI 5nei bron5ene @lodtu
iilberne Ttpfe unb S4erben not,
Terra sigillata liesen bei. Ser Tuan
9,e6t Elm anibauli9es=M omentbilo aua
benz 2eben unb Ereiben in einem r6mi:
.yen 2a9er.
@r,n9 bel Simbad. Gin fred e
Diebltabl .purbe in Der Spitalflr4'
babier in Der pori9eu Wo9e oesausen
Nn Der Mutter9ottesitatue .uaren ID
Stid 3baler dlterer Nrt, Elm @uloen'
itiid unb ein &eifrin9, Don 9ldubi5er
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-01-26
Pastor Teton County.
The Commissioners Proceedings.

CHoTEAU, Mont. Jan. 16, 1895.
Board met at 10 a. m. Present,
Taylor, Miller, Jones and the clerk.
On motion of Miller, seconded by
Taylor, W. D. Jones was elected
chairman.
On motion of Taylor, seconded
by Miller the sheriff was allowed
one under~sheriff, at a salary of
800 per month, and n iailer at
a salary of $500 per annum.
On motion of Taylor, seconded
by Miller it was ordered that the
sheriff be instructed to keep a full
set of books, and therein record all
of his criminal services, as we'll as
civil cases and keep all his proceed
ings ir a proper manner.
On motion of Miller, seconed by
Taylor, it was ordered that board
advertise for bids for burial of
county paupers.
On motion Of Taylor, seconded
by Miller, it was ordered that all
reports of county and township
officers and all bills against the
county, be filed with the county
clerk at least n day before the
regular meeting of the board; that
all bills not SC filed be laid over
until the following meeting, and
that this order be published in each
issue of the county paper until
March LIST, 1895.
On motion of Taylor, seconded
by Miller, it was ordered that the
clerk notify all road supervisors to
do no road work unless specially
instructed by one of the board.
A lease was made with George
A. Burgy for the court house for 2
years for $1,000 month, said Burgy
to furnish janitor, lights and heat.
A clause allowing the commission
ers to renew the lease for a further
term of two years was also incor-
porated in the contract.
The clerk was ordered to notify
all road supervisors to make an in
ventory of all county property in
their possession and submit same
with their reports for the quarter
ending Feb. %, 1895.
The official bond of James Sui
grove, county attorney, was APP
proved.
On motion of Miller, seconded
by Taylor, the clerk was instructed
to advertise for bids for county
printing, to be submitted at March
meeting, the board reserving the
right to reject any and all bids.
The board then adjourned.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-01-26
STEELE NOMINATED.

WASHINGTON, Jan. The
president to-day sent to the Senate
the nomination of George Steele
to be agent for the Indians at the
Blackfoot agency, Montana.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-01-26
LOCAL LAYOUT.

Ul III gnutdh ShS" |
week.
o. G. Cooper was up from Bynum
yesterday, looking after his sheep
interest in this neighborhood.
Born, on Wednesday, January %,
1895, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Arm
strong, of Choteau. a daughter.
We see by Great Falls papers
that County Treasurer Bristol has
been spending a few days in that
city.
Chas. Thomas has returned from
Fort Benton and reports that his
sou rapidly recovering from his in
%juries.
J. W, Mcknight and S. L. Potter
left this morning for the Agency.
They will probably return late this
evening or tomorrow.
Dan Pullman has quit the en-
ploy of Joe Hines and will spend
the balance of the winter attend
ing school at this place.
Charles Russell the ''cowboy ar
tist' left Great Falls last Monday
for a visit with relatives in St.
Louis, Mo. He will be absent a
month or more.
Gallagher & Phemister have sold
their interest in the Dupuyer livery
stable to Ed Mathews, who has
been running the stable since it
was opened here last fall.
Frank H. Federhen is %perfecting
arrangements for the organization
of a class in music. Federhen is
q good musician, and will no doubt
make an excellent instructor.
Union miners are being warned
to stay away from Lethbridge, as
the wages being paid in that place
are only from $1.5O to So per day,
which is much below the unions
scale.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Mcknight, mentioned
in last weeks paper as being ser,
iously ill, has been gradually i'm.
proving during the past week, and
is now considered out of danger.
All persons indebted to me prior
to March 1, 1894, r hereby mott
fed to pay the same to T. W. Lett
at Choteau, as all such accounts
have been placed in his hands fol
collection. J. E. WAMsLEY.
James McDevitt, Shelby:-As
sheriff maker you we're a delusiol
and a snare, and now as a make,
of Indian agents you rank lowe:
than a cow slip. We really thinl
it is about time for you to reform
or quit politics.
A sum of money invested judi
ciously in advertising space is a.
good as the same amount at com
pound interest, for the profitabl
results from a good ad on one da,
will be retained and added to tn
next day and SO on through tn
year.
State Senator John W. Powe
arrived in the city last e%venin;
and will return to Helena on Nor
day to resume his legislativ
duties. Mr.. Power informs US tina
the enactment of an effectiv
bounty law, a measure of grea
Importance to this section of Nor
tana, has an excellent prospect
success at the present session {
the legislature River Press.
The school trustees for Dupuye
district held a meeting yesterda
afternoon, Trustees Leech an
Ryan and Clerk McGill being
attendance, The advisability
closing the school at Robare, ar
also some irregularities committe
by the board was talked over, bl
no definite action was takel
Another meeting has been callt
for next Friday afternoon, when
is hoped that all members of tt
board will be present.
On Monday, January 2Sth, 1S9
at the Mission on Two Medicin
Patrick Higgins and Mary DL
Breche will be made man and wifi
Invitations have been issued for
wedding party to be given at t
rasidenca nj the hride's narents
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-01-26

Several ranchers living in the
immediate vicinity of Dupuyer
have been in town this week and
have expressed a willingness to
make liberal donations for the cree
tion of a church at this place.
Placer miners will be interested
in a recent ruling made by Secre-
tary Hoke Smith, in regard to the
location of placer claims. The de-
cision reads. "There must be a
discovery of mineral on each twen-
ty acres in the location of 100 acres
made by al association; and such
a location of that amount, based
upon a single discovery is void, ex-
cept as to the twenty acres imme-
diately surrounding said discovery
The American Shepard's Year
Book for 1894 has been gathering
facts on the worlds supply of sheep,
and gives the total $50, 900, 600,
distributed as follows:
Great Britain & Ireland 33, 900, 900
Russia. 40, 900, 900
South America. 1876, 900, 900
TInitad Slater AZ 600 600
canada. ,OUU, OOU
Australia. liza, sou, QUO
Turkey IL, 700, 900
Asiatic Russia. 10, 400, 900
Africa .35, 800, 900
The following letter was received
yesterday from Rev. Geo. Logan,
of Choteau, and fully explains it.
self:
CHoTEAU, Jan. 20, 1895.
Editor AoANTHA:
You may say in your next issue
that as soon as the weather opens
up and | can get some work ar
ranged at Choteau, I am coming to
Dupuyer on a prospecting tour.
Being the only preacher in Teton
county, off the Reservation, and
having the whole county for my
parish, I cannot allow such gener-
Gus offers as appeared in last
weeks Acantha to pass by unno-
ticed. In the mean time I author
ize you to open a subscription look
ing toward the building of a
church Immediately.
GEO. LOGAN,
Pastor Teton County.
The subscription paper spoken of
is now ready for signatures, and
the Acantha is 7ery anxious that
every one in this neighborhood will
at once come forward and place
their names upon it for a liberal
amount. We will from time tc
time publish the ame and the
amount each subscribes, so every
one will know just how much has
been contributed.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-01-26
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NV "a 81 90 ZA w

Is located to the north OF the center of the state, on Dupuyer
Greek, in plain view Of the Rocky Mountains, and only two hours
ride from the beautiful Firth Lake, which abounds with fish,
mostly of the trout species. This lake is situated in the foot
hills of the Rocky Mountains, and in its vicinity is to be founo
game of everv description, including grouse, ducks, prairie chick
en-, wild geese, deer, bear and elk.
Dupuyer is situated near the geographical center of the county
of Teton. II is situated in the center of the Dupuycr creek VAL
ley, which slopes gently from the Rocky Mountains for a dis
lance of twenty five miles with an average width of ten niles.
1t is thick1y settled, and some of the finest ranches are to be-
found; aud are highly improved aud cultivated. with ID complete
system of irrigation, covering the entire length aud breadth Of
the valley.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-01-26
Water Power and Fuel SupDlV,

Wdt6l lOW6l duu FuGl DupVly.
Dupuyer has a splendid water power which can be utilized with
very little cost to run Touring mills, electric plants, saw mills,
and other machinery. Dupuycr has a rolroad connection with
Great Fails on the south by the Great Falls & Canada R. r.
from which it is distant twenty-eight miles. 1t is situated thir-
ty miles from Backfoot on the Great Northern Ra lroad and has
daily mail service to the east and west.
Next to the great natural resources of Dupuyer is the unlimited
coal supply contiguous to it. The coal field adjacent to Dupu-
yer and within twelve miles, cover an immense area, and are of
the finest quality; exceIing that of Lethbridge and Sand Cou-
lee. They are very accessible for transportation and easily
mined. Wood in abundance is to be found in the foothills of the
Rocky Mountains ten miles distant and is important for building
purposes.
Wool.
We point with pride to the fact, that there is nc vicinity in Mon
tana, of the are of the Dupuyer valley, that ships the same
quantity of wool. There being in the neighborhood of one mil
lion pounds shipped out of this immediate vicinity in 1892, be-
sides thousands of fat mutton for the eastern markets.
The ranges in the vicinity of Dupuyer r especially adapted to
sheep raising or stock raising, lying close enough to the foot
hills to insure splendid feed the entire season.
Inducements.
J. ". MCKNIGHT, President of the Dupuyer TOWNSHIP, offers
to lease for a term of ninety-nine years, two blocks in the town
site of Dupuyer to any that will build and operate aseventyfive
barrel Touring mill. The site above mentioned has an available
water power sufficient to run a mill of that capacity and could be
utilized with very little expense.
For further information, maps, circulars and prices on Dupuysr
property address.
J. ". MCKNIGHT,
Dupuyer Montana,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-09
TOO BEAUTIFUL TO BE VULGAR,
ATLANTA's CHIEF or POLICE PAS
ES on THE NUDE IN ART.

The Owners of the NOrerosS Build
ing Object to the Exhibition In
One of Their stores of a Picture OF
Nude Woman Reclining Under n
Canopy.
Atlanta, Ca. July s.-Chief Of Police Con-
molly was called upon to-day TO give his
Official opinion as to whether the famous
painting. the Countess" which is being
exhibited throughout the country as a
work OF art, is a dangerous obsenity. The
opinion was given under circumstances
that make a spicy incident The picture.
which is a representation Of a nude woman
reclining under a lace canopy, one OF the
famous works of the Paris salon Of 1859.
by Thevenal, was placed on exhibition at
the Norcross building last Saturday. Mr.
Norcross, the owner of the place. Is a
straight laced Baptist of the old school
He IS the father of Rev. Virgil Norcross,
who undertook to envangalze the lost
lambs of the town several years ago. The
Rev. Virgil is actively interested in man.
aging the big building bearing his fathers
name at the corner OF Marietta and Peach
tree streets.
Ahf Iessee OF the store room, Where
The Countess" was set out for public
view, sUb-let the place, without consulting
the Norcross family. This morning the
Rev. Virgil and his father we're greatly
shocked to see their property made use
Of for the exhibition of high art. OF such
very high kind and instantly set about
TO call a halt. They soon realized. how
ever that The Countess" could not be
ousted unless the law should class her as
an obscenity. Chief Connolly. as the art
connoisseur Of the city government. was
therefore appealed to and made a close
and interested inspection Of the master
piece. His conclusion was that THE
Countess" was entirely too beautiful to be
vulgar. and declined to accommodate pro-
prietor Norcross by making a case against
her in police court