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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-02

20 eli scutaruos Il Ia mesa de juego Ell
frente los lados de la tescendcLte de
Conan el TGerto.
Necesario es saber que principles del
sigo pasadO, na auttcesor de In serora de
Porhoet, al aeryicio lie la casa de Ariau
cruz6 los Princes acompa nando III jogen
principe que despues fue Felipe fund0
en Espaia una tamiha que prosper6 Inucho,
Parece que hace unos quince amos Sc extin
gui6 su descendencia directa, la sellora Dc
Porh' 81 que nunca habia peIdido de vista
a sus paricntes utramontanos, Sc present6
como haredera de su caudal, que parece ser
considerable pero le dispute sus derechos,
con s0hrada razon, una de les primeras ca
de Castillo, nnida la rama espafiolt
de los PorhCst De aqut el plelto que la
desgracIada octogeuaria signe, lie tribunal
Ell tribunal con ob.tinacion que frlsa en-
mania, que sflige I sus amigos diyiefie
4 los indf.Ieutes FL doctor DesmareSt i
pesar del respeto que profesa la enora Il :
foi hes, DO dela de cOntarse entire los bur
iones, tantn mas cuanto que de-aprneba
formamente ei uso que Ia pobre sefora
consegra cn an imagi Gscion su quimerica
h-renela esto 6, h la erection de ma cate
dral del meJor estio g6tico, que I ropague
hasta 10 dtimo de ios fnturos siglos el nom
bre de la fundsdora de su nobli.ma RAJ,
extingulda.
E>ta catedral, snerio fandado en- un sue
no, es el inocente lugGete de esta vieja mia,
que ha heoho trazar pianos, pasa los dias
y hasta las nOches meditando adornos, cam
blando la distribuci6n snadiendo explen-
dores, n~gando d hahar de este monument0
como 81 va estuyicse eonstruido E,taba eli
Ia nave de mi catcdral /; be obSef sssdo est4
nochc cu el ala del Norte de mi Cathedral qua
oosa notable, he camb,ado el traje del peril
guero eto>, etc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-02

y bien sefore, dijo & do tor mientras
b4raiaba, ha trabajado listed en- su cate
dral desde aver
81, doctor He teudo nna ara ba.tante
felil He reemplazado le pared lisa que Sc
paraba el coro De Ia sacristia con I'M fo1aie
da piedra a mitaci6n de Ia capilla de CHS
son en Ia igiesia de losselin. ESQ Is mucho
N is ligero
81; segnramente; p7ro veamcs, ] que no
ticias tiene usted de Espana? : Is cieIto, CO.
mo he lefdO esta manaua en- Ia !" ls-FiSta de
Ambns Mnndos que el j2ven Du1ue de
Viilahermosa propone a u-ted transigir el
pleito con su matrimoni0 !
La senora dc Porhcot sacudi6 cen desde-
noso mosinicIlto el penacho de cintas vieias
que tiot, aba Sobre su sombrero coatest6:
- Ne negsria
Dice nsted muy bien ss nora; pero ique
sguiica csc Souido de gnitarra que desde
hace aiglnaS noches sc oye bajo sus yentanasf
:R1hl y e,e espahel con capa ) botas
am arillaa que is.a por Ia comarca .uspiran
90 sin cesaIl
-Esta usted loco, coutest6 Ia ssfIora De
Porhoef, abriecdo tranqgilamt nte su csj d,
RAJ POI 10 demss, puesto que desea us
I'D saberlo, le dire que mi procurador ne
escribi6 desde Madrid, hace dos dias, que
con un co de paeiencia lograremos yer ell
termino lie nuestros males
l. creo sin yaeilar, earamba 3sabe us
ted lie donde sale sn prccuradorl De la cue
"a de Oil Bus. l.e sacarA usted hasta el
ultimo eentimo y SO barlara despues. All
iqus bien haria nsted en abandonar esa 10
cura y yiyir tranquila Para que le ser
vrian los milloness NO - usted feiiz y
no pasa de ser mn sg no
Mi aaredral no "a nm suefa mas one !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-02

los ojos de los burl nes, doctor Desmare st;
ademas, deiendo mi derecho, combato por
la iusticia: los bieues me pertenece1; Glen
yeces sc % oi decir a mi padre, con con
sentimiento mio no pasar ruaca persO-
mas que en- defnitiya son tan cxtraras mi
f4milia como listed. querislo amigo. como
el sefor -afadi6 indicandome con IN movi-
miento de cabeZl
Com Ii l. puerilidad de picarme repli-
que vivamente:
En- cuapto a mi, sc eugaIlt ut. q ,efo-
ia; p)rqua mi famiia h. tenido el b tor de
estar uri1a IL suya, reciprocam eate.
Al escuchar estas gravi7imas palabras, la
Senora de POrh' = acerc6 con vlyeza a su
puntisguda barba las cartas que teDia des
plegadas en- fOrma de abanico, c irguendose
cuanto puslo, me miro fjamente para Ger
cicrarSe sin duda del cstado de nj raz6n
ensegnlda, hacienda un esfuerzo sobrehuma-
no y acereaudose la puntiaguda nar!z al
lolvo de rape. djo:
Ne probara usted ESQ, ioyen.
Avergonzado por mi ridfcula hinchaz6n.
Y contrariado ademas por ias miradas cnrio
sas que me dirIgiau, me incline torpencnte
sin co testar Nuestra partida termin6 ga
silenciO; erau las dieZ. y me disp1na 4 eS-
qnIYaFme Secretanente, cuandO Ia senora
de Porh - me toco el brazo, dici6adome:
d FL = dor ADMINISTRATORS me dispensara
al favor de aeompaf1arme hasta ii huai DC
Ia alameda
ioc.ineme Ia segui encontra ndonos muy
pronto en el parque. La criada, vestida al
nso del pals marchaba deiante con una lin
terna; detr 5 iba Ia seTiora de Porhos,t. rigi-
da silenciosa, leyantando con mano ma
js<tnosa los escasos plicga.-s lie 81 fatia de
seds; habia rehusado al ofrseimeuto de mi
bra ., earuinaba 20 4 su lado cab.zbaio
del papeI que hacia. Al cabo dc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-02
LA NONELA
UN JOY D N PO B R b
(COHtiliuociGH)

No, mama -contest6 Margarita -por
que alin no ha venido la senora de Porhcot.
Tn minute despues, al sonar ell relol,
abriose Ia puerta eItr6 Ia seflora Jocelnda
de Purhoet- G6el, spoyada en- ell brazo del
doctor Desmarest, presentandose con pre-
cisi6n ASTRONOMICAL.
La sefiora de PorhCGt GaGl que ha cum
plido ochenta ocho primaveras, que pa
rece una cana larga enyuelta en- seda, es ui-
timo retoTjo de nobilisima raza, que cree
remontar los reyes fabulosos de la VEGA
Arm(rica.
A pesar de este, puede asegurarse que es-
ia casa no tene origen claro en- la his
toria hasta el siglo XII, en- la persona de
Juthael, hijo de Conan el Tuerto, uacldo dc
Ia rama menor de la Bretana. Algunas go
tas de la sangre de los Porhoet han circula-
do por las yenas mas ilustres de Francia:
en- las de los ROhan los Lusignan, los Pen
thiebre; todos estos >gFandes senores con
vienen en- que no era la menos pura de la
que tenfan. Recuerdo que estudlando un
dia, en- un acceso de yanidad juyenil, la his
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-02
BbEuARO s. Go

tOTia de los matrlmOulos de mi -tamilla, lei
el eNtrano nombre lie Porhf ct, Y que mi pa
DIRE, muy erudito Ell estas materias, me 10 ce-
lebr6 mucho La sefIora de Porhost, que hoy
es la tinica 4e su nombre nunca quiso casarse
fin de conseryar ell mayor tempo possible
EN- el cielo de la nobleza francesa a conste-
laci0n de estas m8gicas silabas: Porh II
Gstl. Ia casualidad hizo que Sc hablara
uu dia dclante de ella del orfgen de la casa
de Borb6n.
Los Borboncs, dijo Ia serora de Por
hCGt, seputando muchas veces la agujs de
media en- 81, ruba peluca los Borbones
ticnen buena noble1a; pero afadi6 toman-
do cicrtO aire modesto la hay meior
impossible & no inclinarse ante esta respe
tabilisima anciane, que con sin igual digni-
dad lleva la triple pesada aiestad de los
af1os, del Dac;miento de la de.gracia Tn
pleito deplorable que Sc obstina eu so@tener
hace ounce amos fuera de Francis, ha redu-
eide POGO POGO su fortuna, que va era bas
tante escasa. apenas ii lie quedan hoy cua-
tro mil reales de renta pero la pobrtha NADIA
Ia quitado su dignidad, nj anadido sn
caracter, que continia siendo joyisl, apaci
BILE cOrtes vive no se como Ell su casita
con una criada, consigua econOmlzar para
hacer muchas limosnas.
La sef1ora Laroque su hija prCfesan A ~
pobre yccina nn cariflo que las honra, pTodi
g5ndola EN- su casa distinciones respetos
que asombran ia senora Aubry Mas de
una ycz he siato i Ia senorita Margarita
abandoDar el bale mas animado para ocupar
ell cuarto lugar en- el whist de In sef1ora de
PorhCet; ii llegase faltar algdn dia ell
whist de la seflora de Porhcet q ciueo cent?
mos el tanto) sc derrumbaria el mundo 10
tambien Soy uno de los compareros prefeii
dos por la yieja solteron8, la Doohe de que
habIo no tardamO4 al SEHor cura al doctor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-02

alg mos momeutos de esta marcia fdnebre,
me dijo la anciana
ii Y bien joven, liable listed; le escacho.
Ha dicho u>tsd que mi famiia ha estad)
.unlda la snya y como tai union cons titu.
ye un punto de historic completam cute nue-
20 para mi, le agradecerG mucho que 10 e..
elarez:a.
Tenia yo decidido conservar Il toda costa
el nc6gnito. y por esta raz6n conteste.
-Dios mio! sefIora, creo que me perdona.
ra listed una broma escapada en- Ell calor de
IL conversation "
ma broma! exclam6 la sefiora dc Por
hoet
En- ofecto, el asunto so pre- IA mncho 4
Ia broma. Y como llaman ustsdes en- este
siglo las bromas que Sc dirigen descarada-
meute uua ancisna sin protection, que
no - psrmitiritn con un hombre
snora, no me deja listed retirada posi-
ble. no me queds otro camino que el de
eutregarme su discretion Ignoro. seFlo-
IA, 81 conoce usted el nembre dc los Chanp
cey de Hauteriye.
10 conoz perfectameote, ioyen: los
Chsmpeey lie HAuterive coustituysn una T !
nilla muy d,stipguida del Dzlhnado.
Hoy soy 20 el representative de esa IA
milia.
- Ustedf exclam6 la sefora de Po.h a.
parandose de pronto -lEs listed el Cham.
cey de HauteriVel
So, aeflJra.
E,to Gambia la tests; deme listed oil bra.
20, primo. y cuonteme su historic.
Crei que eu aquel estado de sosas 10 ma
Jor era no ocutarle NADIA, terminal, al
penoso relate de los infortanios de mi f.ni
liza cuando llegam = delante de una ca "a
bas taute rara, estrecha baja, que tenis en-
an ansplo nna Sspeeie de palomaf con techo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-02
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INTERN n ACTON Al
PORT All PRINCE. HAITI

E ,r,> ,>:.iresrio gus .u%erib9 ,,freca Ia 81
,n"des = vehti!adas hsbtacio9as ds este
II IT,: toi,e loe pne,t rrEou@fi@e Q axtreu-
gs~ns de trsnato 6 assaCt> fila HAITI
H,1 81 esta biaci ruiertn se hab!a ipg s
fracc4a vapshol s itaIiauo. Trat1 c1lto; ser
vicio eecoQislo.
Tsuemoa Fneucaei "a Il arsato;, afic0 CEN
po de Thor lBz tory para les paasgerc-
ferz.os ga sarsn trass3as cen aeroesadH
>flioitad
f. GoNzALO MAHlN
E,,ahs-,. y BE Ia.JA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-02
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OCTAyIO FEUILET
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-04-27
Order to Show Cause, Etc.

In the District Court of the Tenth Judicial
District of the State of Montana, in and for
the County of Choteau.
In the matter of the estate Of John Haley.
deceased. Order to show cause why rider
of sale of real estate should not be made.
B. Percy Clark, the administrator OF the
estate of John Haley, deceased, having filed
his petition herein praying for an order of
sale of AL the real estate of said decedent,
for the purposes therein set forth.
1t is therefore ordered by the Judge Of said
court, chat all persons interested in the estate
f said deceased appear before the said Dis
trict Court; on Monday, the 18th day Of May,
1895, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day,
at the Court Room of said District Court, at
the Court House in Ft. Benton, County OF
Choteau, to show cause why an order should
not be granted to the said b., Percy, Clark,
administrator, to sell so much Of the real
estate of the said deceased John Haley, as
shall be necessary.
And that a copy of tits order be published
at least four successive weeks in the Acan-
tha, a newspaper printed and published In
Teton County, Montana.
DUDLEY DUBOSE, District Judge.
James Sulsrove, attorney for administrator
Dated March 30, 1895.
First publication, April 1871
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Shelby.

Very dry.
Mr.. E. Morrison, of Pondcra,
spent a couple of days on the river.
Dan Sullivan, of the Shelby, is
lathing and plasterlng the hotel
throughout.
Frank Connors bias resigned his
position with G. A. Wittmier, the
Shelby merchant.
Lots of COW punchers at present.
They r travelling in synods up
and down the river every day.
T. Garland, VIM. Bass and ]. ].
Miller are busy at present trying
OF turn the Marias. If they can
turn the river they will save their
bitches from being washed out
next June.
VIM. Mead swore out a com.
plant against Daniel Sullivan fol
venting his brand. He was
brought before VIM: Dawes, justice
of the peace, and waived a hearing
and gave bonds for his appearance
at the next term of the district
court.
April 16. Z YAWCOB.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-04-27

Calicos at Ery's, 5 to 3 cents per
yard, cash.
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F. A. Aldrich was a Choteau
visitor Sunday.
Jimmy Gibson Is in the Falls
tr~ansacting business.
Geo. Magee has assumed his
duties as deputy assessor.
Jack Shaw is now sheep foreman
for the Sants Taylor company.
R. Fagerli, of Birch creek, was
in Choteau several days this week.
Commissioner Miller was in the
county seat Wednesday on bust
ness.
John Webb came in on the coach
from Columbia Falls on Tuesday
night and returned Wednesday
morning.
DR.. Beaupre returned from Du-
puyer Thursday evening after a
weeks sojourn with the denizens Of
that place.
Julian F. Burd and Geo. Adam
Ghoteau's champion fishermen spent
several days of this week on Dupu-
yer creek, fishing.
Choteau will have this summer q
$40, 900 new school house, {
$500 church and a nice town hall.
Who says we r not improving.
Mr.. Moran, representing the 1t
Munyon art gallery OF Great Falls
is in the city, and all the good look
ing people r having their pictures
taken.
The band boys are preparing t.
give a minstrel performance in tn
near future. 1t will be a success
of course, for the boys eve d.
things by halves.
County Treasurer Bristol ha
been confined to his room for sew
eral days by an attack of tn
Grippe. He is much better how
ever and will soon be himself again
A large number OF our citizen
have planted trees on their prem
Uses. This is right, nothing S
beauties a town as plenty of tree
and no Improvement can be NOR
cheaply made.
Choteau is getting to be quite
base ball town. Two mines are or
ganized-"The Scrubs" and tn
"Bon Tons" They will soon NEE
On the diamond to test their ski
at the national game.
A. N. Dean will soon open
blacksmith shop in Choteau. H
has ordered a complete set of ne
tools, and will have a large stoc
on hand to accommodate all VIII
desire work in dis line.
The Choteau Literary at the
last meeting did not decide that
was wrong "to lie sometimes.
This fact, however, does not just
the Montanian and the Acantha t
re>open the discussion Of the coul
ty printing.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-04-27
District Court Docket.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
State of Montana IS Richard
Irwin, burglary; mis-trial at last
term and continued Sulgrove for
plaintiff, Erickson for defendant.
CIVIL CALENDAR.
First National Bank of St. Paul
VS. G W Cooper and E T Concannon,
suit on note; continued from last
term.
Charles N Baldwin VS. John Arm .
strong, appeal from justice court,
continued from last term.
Victor Viau vs. Bebulede Viau,
divorce; continued from last term.
Gus G Minter VS. W F Burgy ct
al, foreclosure mechanics lien; con
tinued from last term.
Hunter & Mckenzie VS. same,
foreclosure mechanics lien; cons
tinued from last term.
Goodrich Lumber Co VS. same,
foreclosure mechanics lien; con-
tinued frc.n last term.
PEPPER & DeReimer VS. J V
Davies, SUIT on account; continued
from last term.
John Mosier VS. James McDevitt,
continued from last term.
S L Potter, appellant, VS. M c
McFadyen, respondent, suit or
note; appeal from justice court
continued from last term.
Kettle Burton VS. Sol Cohen ant
A B Hamilton, damages; answer
filed.
James W Cory, receiver VS. A {
Warner, suit on note; demurrer
filed.
James Fl Carnes VS. Chas I
Green ct al, suit on note; demurrer
filed.
Silvermau & Cohen VS. Johl
Armstrong, suit on account; de
murrer filed.
A Collins VS. W F Burgy ct al
foreclosure mechanics lien; servic,
of summons waived.
Belle Coe VS. A B Coe, divorce
change of venue from Chotea'
county.
Superior Savings Bank ct al V
NJ D Cooper ct al, foreclosure G
mortgage; default of defendan
entered
Robert Fairburn VS. James Pea
bles, suit for possession of persona
property demurrer filed.
r A Allen VS. Eliza NJ Allen, di
vorce; order of publication ISSUED
Butte and Mont Com Co VS. A
and Lou Paisley, foreclosure {
mortgage; default entered.
Jos Hirshberg ct al VS. Georg
Richards and Lena M Richard.
foreclosure of NOR gage; defau
entered.
Frank Truchot VS. James N Raj.
ton, suit on note; alias summon
issued.
PROBATE CALENDAR.
Anna W Fuller, minor, Sallie
3 Graves, guardian; annual stat
ment.
Charles F Carpenter, deceased
: Fl F England, administrator, a.
0 nual settlement.
John Moran, deceased, w
Hodgskiss, administrator; papel
for approval.
Peter Anderson deceased. 0
Cooper, puolic administrator
charge of estate; papers for a.
proval.
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Have you seen those handsome
"Union League" overshirts, with
ties to match each shirt, at Fry's.
They r grand. Prices $3.50 to
50. 90.
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The money the men of this part
of the county saved by buying
their winter goods Of Fry, will row
come in handy for a new spring
suit, of which they are taking orr
ders now for Lam & Co. of Chicago
III. Satisfaction guaranteed
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Where are you going stranger.
Going to Fry's at Bynum Montana
to get a bill of goods. Everybody
says they r selling so cheap for
''cash" and their goods are all fresh
and clean.
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LOCAL LAYOUT.

Henry Honung has got all his
garden in.
George Brandon has gone to
work for Hill aud Messecar.
John Sullivan has hired a "oron-
cho buster" to break horses for
him.
Joseph Helm will lamb a band OF
sheep this season in Cartwright's
~coulee.
Send to Fry's at Bynum for sam
Piles of c%alicos, g,nghams and
sateens.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. McKnutt, of the
Marias, visited with relatives at
Dupuyer this week.
Jacob Lauf1er is the latest set
tier on Birch creek, having taken
up a homestead last Wednesday.
A game of draw is something
played with cards, but the drawing
cards at Fry's r their prices.
Mrs. quail, of Sun River is visit
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Manix, on the upper Dry Forks.
Chas. McFall will hold the fort
for Geo. Magee while the latter Is
absent in Choteau as deputy as
SCISSOR.
The flowers that bloom in thu
spring are being picked from the
hillsides by our enterprising boys
and girls.
Choteau's two Sims, Julian Bur6
and George Adam, spent a few
days in this vicinity depopulatine
our mountain streams.
Chas. Buckley is fencing in a lo'
of school land which he proposes t.
rent, for grazing purposes, from
the proper authorities.
Very few men can make dollars
ard friends at the same time, but
this does not apply to the en- who
make dollars by trading with Geo
A. Fry s. Co., Bynum, Mont.
DR.. Beaupre, the Choteau dentist.
has been in town during the pas
week and has been kept busy work
ing on the teeth of the citizens O.
this place, and, as near as we are
able to learn, has given entire sat
isfaction to his patrons.
Neil MCDANIEL, S. L. Potter ant
VIM. Hagen, of Choteau, were il
town this week on business. W.
understand Mr.. Hagen has rented
property and will move here a
once. Success to you Billy.
1t is hardly necessary t. call tn
readers attention to the Chotea
Mercantile Company's new adver
tisement in this issue. 1t is S
large aud in such a promlnen
position in the paper that you wi
read it whether you want to or not
J. W. Mcknight was at Burton
in the interests of the Crown Butt
Canal Company, this week. H
leaves here Monday for Helen
where he expects to close the des
with Mr.. Burton and his associate
who have been figuring on purchas
ing that property.
The publisher of the Acantha e,
poets to be at the county seat all
next week. During our absenc
from home our delinquents will fin
IN in charge who will gladl
give them a receipt for all money
they SCI fit to pay in. To our sui
scribers whom we will meet in Che
teau we wish to say that we Away
pack a receipt book.
NoTICE.-Notice is hereby give
that sealed bids will be received u
to 6 p. m. of Tuesday, April 80 fl
building fence and hilchlng rack
school house, also furnishing mat
rial for same. Plans and specif
cation can be seen at the Office
school clerk.
BY order of Board.
G.. E. McGill, clerk.
The question of bringing in
new competitor in the freighting
wool is being a5itated in tn
market. 1t is considered feasib
to ship by steamboats, via the Ye
lowstone and Missouri unless
material reduction in rates be ma,
by the railways, and some acti'
in this line may be taken. -Billin
TimeS
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Chas. Davlin was a Choteau WISH
tor this week.
Joe. A. Barker was a visitor at
Burton this week.
John Hopkins was down from
Kalispell a couple of days this
week.
Ben Hale and Geo. Edwards are
breaking up forty acres this
spring.
Chas. Rappold of Sheep creek, is
tuilding a large addition to his
residence.
VIM. Lillard, of the Blackleaf,
visited friends in Augusta the fore
part of the week.
DR.. and Mrs. Gillett, visited with
c. R. Scofin and wife of Pondera, a
couple of days this week.
E. P. Butler, with the Choteau
Mercantile Company's wagon, was
in town a day or two this week.
We will not be undersold for the
cash, and that is the way we are
selling now. Geo. A.. Fry & Co.
Maj. Allen, and son Joseph, of
the Choteau House, were in Dupu-
yer on business Thursday evening
John Webb, of Columbia Falls,
was a passenger on the coach for
Choteau, on Tuesday, returning the
day following.
Neckties to match your eyes
soft hats to match your heads, at
the furnishing store of Fry s. Co.,
Bynum Mont.
T. O'Conner, of Augusta, has
purchased the Henry Linster ranch
near Dupuyer, and will move here
IS soon as possible.
The bonds of the agricultural
college and State Normal schoo
have been disposed of by State
Treasurer Wright, at par.
Rasn US Fagerli is the FIRST Of
the Birch creek settlers to file or
his claim. This he did, during The
week, before A. G.. Warner.
Richard D. an is fixing up hi:
outfit, and will leave in a few days
for the north country where hi
will spend the summer prospecting
The gathering of bright ideas
and pleasing color combinations il
the new spring STYLES of novelt,
dress fabrics, just arrived at Fry
is peerless,
While in Choteau next week at
tending District Court call on Ad
lam & MCDANIEL and drink some 0
their book beer. It's a very re
freshing beverage.
For SALE OR RENT:-The Dupu
:, yer Exchange, with all fixtures
The finest saloon in Teton county
Also house and lot in Dupuyer
For further particulars enquire a
this Office.
All persons indebted to me prio
to March 1, 1894, are hereby not
!, fed to pay the same to T. W. Let
at Choteau, as all such account
: have been placed in his hands fc
collection. j. E. WAMsLEY.
: Tomorrow the Choteau hous
changes hands-in part, r. N
Steele having bought the interes
of Major Allen, W. H. Gallaghe
;. remaining in the business. TIL
new firm will be r. M. Steele
eCo.-Montanian.
Y The Montanian has a CORE.
S pendent at Augusta, Lewis an
}, Clarke county. Now if Bro. Co
y son will dig one up in the Sandwic
S Islands his Teton county readers
what few he has eft - will look
vain for home news.
p The man who is appointed gan
warden of Teton county will ha,
It the proud satisfaction of KNOWN
that he has forced himself on q
i. unwilling people, ano that he wi
If be gen, rally regarded as a ma
who is being fed from the count
treasury unnecessarily
We understand our commi
a sioners have slated Rasn US Eager
of of Birch creek, for the position
is game and fish warden. Of all I'll
lie men nan ed Rasmus is perhaps tt
l. most deserving # this appoin
a ment. Yet Teton county can wi
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-04-27
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
business existing under the firm
name of O'Brien & Viau is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. j.
w. O'Brien will collect all bills and
pay all debts of the firm.
]. W. O'BRIEN.
V. VIAU.
Dupuyer, March 25th. 1898.