The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-11-14
LOCAL LAYOUT.
Nice fresh figs at Meningitis.

"A few pairs OF those high top
overshoes left at Meningitis.
Nice white silk handkerchiefs at
Meningitis for only SO cents.
F. P. Cowell expects to move
into his new residence tomorrow.
Dick Irvine has gone to Great
Falls on a pleasure trip. He will
be away about ten days.
j. W. Mcknight went to Black
foot last Friday to look after some
business interests at that place.
Be kind to your neighbor, and if
he is too poor to subscribe for the
Acantha, lend him your copy after
you have read it.
Thos. J. Dean, the obliging
counter jumper at Hirshberg &
Co.'s Dupuyer store, goes to the
county seat tomorrow to transact
same business.
E. G. Wilcox has taken about
thirty head of fine driving and
saddle horses to Great Falls, where
he will sell them to the highest and
best bidder for cash in hand.
In the election last week, New
York, New Jersey, Maryland,
Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, Hi
nois, Iowa, Nebraska, and Utah
e carried by the republicans.
Judge DuBose, wife and daugh-
ter, passed through the city the
fore part of the week on their way
to Fort Benton, where they will
make their permanent home
Havre Herald.
l 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. Beahen on the Dry
Forks.
B. Percy Clark and G. I. Smith
are in attendance at the wool.
growers meeting at Helena this
week, as representatives from
Teton county. We hope ucb
good will result from the delibera-
tions of this convention.
The lumber for the EDITORS
"mansion" has at last arrived, and
in about two weeks, weather per
hitting, we expect to have the
building completed. We do not
think it is out OF place at this time
to remind our readers that now
would be about the proper time to
pay up their back subscription and
advertising
A special to E. e. Leech, who
is now at Alton, Iowa: We are
having pretty fair weather this
week. The wind has been blowing
some for the past two days, but
Don says it is not hard enough te
blow the wool off the sleeps back,
The hounds killed a coyote yes
terday; the shingles are on the
ground for the hotel; Farmer
Brown is still at Birch creek; Jesus
Christ has left town; none of the
herders have quit; if this weather
continues we won't move fall camr
this winter.
Supervisor Laughlin informs u'
that the bridge across Sheep creel
is complete and is ready for thu
travelling public. This was a mucl
needed Improvement, and as thu
bridge has been very substantial,
built, will prove a great conven
fence to the ranchers living nortl
and west of Dupuyer. An effor
should nov be made by our ci,i
zens to have Birch creek and tn
streams on the reservation bridged
Good roads, we'll bridged, leadin,
into town will bring US increase
business more than sufficient t
make the needed improvements.
The mail service to and from
Dupuyer is about as bad as coul
well be imagined, and should b
remedied by the authorities a
Washington. Our mail from tn
east arrives at Kipp a couple c
hours after the coach leaves TO
Dupuyer, and the mail from Grea
Falls and Helena arrive at Chotea
at noon, while the Dupuyer coac
leaves Choteau at 7 a. M, thu
causing n days delay in the ar
rival of the mail here. Nearl,