The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-02-02
County Seat News.

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residence in the north part of town.
Prof. Clabaugh has organized a
dancing school. He reports about
20 pupils.
c. E. Trescott of the AcANTHA
was m the city Wednesday looking
after the interests of his paper.
G. L. Bristol, our accommodate
ing county treasurer spent most OF
last week at the state capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Deans little
daughter, Grace, was quite sick for
a few days, but is much better
now.
County Attorney Sulgrove re-
turned from Helena Saturday where
he spent several days looking after
business.
The dancing club which meets
every Saturday evening is a success
and is literally patronized by both
young and old.
Miss Stephenson departed for
Great Falls Monday. She will re-
turn in about two weeks to organ
ize a class in short hand.
Pete Bergland and Don Leech,
Dupuyer citizens, were in the coun-
ty seat tr~ansacting business during
the early part of the week.
The band boys will give a dance
on February 14th. The boys are
rustlers and all who attend will be
!, royalty entertained, and will have
a good time.
The Green Stage line between
3 Choteau and Great Falls has been
+ discontinued. There are now two
rival lines running between Cho-
teau and Collins.
A three year old child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Lucero died last week
e and was buried on Sunday. Mr.
Lucero has recovered from a pro-
longed spell of sickness sufficiently
to be up and around again.
u
g If the signs of the times are not
misleading, Choteau will enjoy g
% veritable building boom in the
spring. The new hall and the
!, hotel will be pushed to completion
-, as soon as the weather will permit
,f There will also be several bricl
o blocks erected.
The birthday of Robt. Burns
"the poet of the common people
was duly celebrated in Choteau b.
the poets fellow countrymen ant
y admires on Friday evening last
= Pete Joyce spread an elegant ban
quet and those present were en-
tertained with speeches, toasts
songs and recitations until the We
small hours of morning.
Mss Grace Vance left Monda
as for Seattle, Washington, where sh
~1- - @oo1I o1Na,On Mis-
al Vance is a talented and highly az
nd complished elocutionist and wi
~ add new laurels to the enviab,
of reputation she has acquired
d. Montana as a public reader an
i, teacher. She has a host of frien(
;al in Teton county who wish her tt
fullest measure of success in h
new field of labor.
The Basket Sociable given by tt
ladies of Choteau on the evening
the "a, for the benefit OF the chur'
,rs was a grand success. The litera'
Aid and musical programe was w
%. rendered and appreciated by t
d. audience. The bidding on the ba
nd kets were spirited as is evidenc'
&c by the fact that Sc baskets broug
,el, the snug sum of $115; 1O4 W
Melted and turned into the chur
INV treasury. The ucces of II
49, affair speaks we'll for both the hus
,rv ling qualities of the Choteau ladi
and the liberality of Choteau me
go Helena Herald: An earthoua
ash shock was felt in Helena early tt
mi (Monday) morning, shortly befe
,es 5 o'clock. Those who aws
ened from their sleep by the d
turbance say there were three
ing four distinct shocks. Some S
the motion was a jolting up a
'ay. down, others that it was a rolf
tor motion. Be all these opinions
they may Helena had an ear
quake which shook windows
ngs furniture, and in some %instan
1;clo1na chira from tho shelly