The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-11-28


Fen SALE. 800 lambs, ewes ,
and ~ethers, will be sold at a bar /.
gain if sold At once. Geo. A. Fry
l. Co., Bynum, Mont.
The admission Of Utah into the
union increases the electoral col
lege to 447, and the man who is
elected president must have not
less than 224 votes.
The Helena Herald has recently
added the fourth Mergenthaler
type setting machines to its COM
posing room. The Herald is to be
congratulated on this showing OF
prosperity.
The Chicago Drovers' Journal
estimates the range cattle u this
year At 421, 900 head, or about
SO, 900 head in excess OF last years
record. This, Of course, includes
receipts from the several western
range states.
1 have ITO tons of hay, good
sheds and good range and plenty
Of water. Will take cattle or
sheep to winter or on shares. For
information apply at this office or
; to John A. Beahean, on the Dry
Forks.
For the benefit OF those inter
ested, we will state that Mr.. H. A.
: Hahn is not our Pondera CORES
pondent, and is not in any way
responsible for any items that
o have appeared in these columns
e from that place.
8 DR.. Titus expects to leave for
: Sun River In a day or two, to
uisit his family and arrange his
IS business there, preparatory to
G making a permanent location at
this place. He will return as soon
u as possible.
Il Patronize the merchant who ad-
vertises. You do not visit your
l. neighbor unless asked to call, and
l. you do not attend q party or
% wedding without an invitation
e then why should you intrude on
a tho privacy of q storekeeper with.
out an invitation?
IN ]. Carpenter, of Blackfoot, wa
u quite seriously hurt by the ex
piosion of a glass in an engine.
. and the accident nearly cost hin
% the sight of an eye. He came t.
e. Kalispell for treatment, and DIR
Client attended to his injuries. |
re is thought the eye will not be per
ne manently injured.-Inter Lake.
re At an entertainment held in
neighboring city recently, a min
m reader demonstrated his ability t
d. the ladies and gentlemen presen
to read a newspaper through tw
n, thicknesses of horse blanket, whc
one of the girls left the room wit
on the remark that she "wasn't gOin
ne to stay here any longer with thi
m calico dress on"
d This man seems to have a lew
d head. ever if he did first locate i
Nebraska: Deserving his shack
let that state he wrote his farewell @
at the wall. Four miles from a neigl
ay Dor; IL miles from a post office; 2
m miles from a railroad; II uilt
7ill from a church; $50 miles from tin
I'd, Der; half a mile from water. &C
to bless our home. Gone to Montar
to get q fresh start.
her We dislike to be continual
MS dunning our patrons for tt
amou is due us, but however u
M pleasant the task, it must be don
ar. Newspapers, like any other bus
at ness, cannot be conducted
av- "~jaw-bone." We have sever
hundred dollars on u books,
emit amounts ranging from So to So
was and ust Insist on their immedia
a payment, or they viii! be placed
Nc the hands of a lawyer, with i
at structions to collect them at al
elk. cost.
'tel The undersigned has in tim
ow passed, offered to teach music
Isl any of the young men in tn
vicinity who would try to lear
ain having in view the form alton of
.ho band. Some conversation in NJ
Knights store last evening brougI
vor the subject up again, and l wish