The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-01-05

The Evening Telegram, at Helena
a populist newspaper, has sus-
pended.
The delinquent taxpayers OF
Lewis and Clark are this year only
about 6 per cent Of the whole num-.
Der.
A fifteen-year-old girl is in the
tolls st Helena, charged with forg-
ing her mistress name on two
checks for $40 each.
The redskins who have for some
time been slaughtering deer along
the Missouri above the mouth Of
the Musselshell were driven into
the Bad Lands by the cowboys, so
il is reported.
The Weatherwax mine at Yago
seems to be turning out some gold
since the smelter was started a
short time ago. The lessee, A.
Gibson, was in Great Falls last
week with about 1890 in the yellow
metal got from the mine.
The Indian police on the Grow
reservation last week rounded up
the tin horn gamblers, who had
been gambling with the Crows,
and conducted them over to Bill
ings, where they were dumped en-
a long suffering community.
About $3.50 has been collected in
Great Falls from the various labor
unions and friends Of organized
labor for. the defense. of Eugene
Debs and his associates in the
various cases Swinging out of the
great railway tie-up Of last sum
mer.
The whereabouts of Peter O'Don.
nell, who resided in Houghton,
Mich, until 1890, aud then came
to Butte, are wanted by his
brother, P. J. O'Donnell. 2. ).
says that the missing man engaged
in the saloon business after arriv-
ing at Butte and then sold out and
went to Granite. Patrick Lee,
aged 81 years, is also missing.
He came to Butte from Buffalo,
Thos. Cruise, quite recently, got
returns from thirty-five head of
cattle sold in Omaha. AS ne had
made no shipment of gbeef cattle
this season he was at loss to un-
derstand the matter. The only
PLAUSIBLE solution was that some
one had stolen some of his cattle,
but had become frigh tened and
failed to collect for them after sell3
ing them; and that the money bad
been sent to the owner Of the stock
brand. Independent.
The populist state central com
mittee will meet in Helena Jan. 5
for the purpose of outlining legis-
lation for. popuIist members of the
legislature TO support, and also to
outline some plan for the future
guidance of the party. The at
tendance of every prominent pop
ulist is desired in order that the
committee can have as full an ex-
preston of the party as possible
on the measures that may be
agreed upon.
The past season has been a very
profitable one to cattle owners in
this state, the total receipts being
SlO, 59Z, 925, the largest amount
ever realized from the sale of
cattle in the history OF Montana.
If it were not for the wolf pest,
which it is estimated has DESTROYED
one third of the calf crop, cattle
men would feel very hopeful The
ranges, without exception, are in
splendid condition and all signs
indicate an easy winter.
Within the coming two weeks
two more newspapers will be
launched in jefferson county, both
at Lump City, with S. A. Robert
son and Harry L. Moore & Co. as
proprietors. a new paper has
lately been started at Whitehall,
and is entitled the Jefferson Valley
Zephyr. The new papers at Lump
City will make six newspapers in
Jefferson county, and it is reported
; that Basin will add another along
in January, making the seventh.
S. NJ. Emery, director of the