The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-03-09
TINE pUpUvKR HcHHrHH
SATURDAY, March 9, 1885.
LOCAL LAYOUT.

ffdence.
Hill and Mes,ecar are having
doodles OF fun breaking horses.
Charlie Dunlap and Johnnie
Laughlin are the white haired boys.
frank Brown secured the con-
tract TO supply wood for the school
The weather was convalescent
for a while, but suffered a relapse.
Eugene v. Debs will lecture in
the opera house at Great Falls to-
morrow.
Chas. Davlin, the prince OF sa-
loon men, has put a partition in
his saloon building.
Dick Crockford was in town this
week and says that there are no
losses to speak of.
Fred Davis and Johnny Hall
paid the town q visit and took OBJ
servations last Tuesday.
Che OF the Burton colonists, aged
% years, was found ON the prairie
last week, frozen to death.
John W. Stevenson, the popular
Robare school teacher, spent his
Saturday and Sunday in town.
A musicale was held at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.W. Nc
Knight last Wednesday evening.
Charlie Phemister was up from
Choteau looking after his ranch
and other business in this vicinity.
G. E. Trescott, of the Acantha,
returned from Choteau last Thurs
day, after an absence of nearly two
weeks.
The Rev. W. W. Van Orsdel will
hold divine service in Dupuyer on
Easter Sunday. Let everybody
come.
We do not hear those church bells
ringing yet. Don't be backward
boys, No one is barred from sign
ing the subscription, which may
be found at Meningitis.
St. Patricks day, which comes
on the 18th of March, falls on Sun
day this year. There will be a
dance at Dupuyer, to celebrate the
event, on the evening of the 18th.
The Robare school was closed
down by the school clerk, last Tues
day, on an order from the county
superintendent. 1t appears that
the teacher had failed to report,
stand an examination ard secure
q certificate.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all to attend a hard>times ball
to be given at the school house,
Dupuyer, March 18th. An admis-
sion fee of SO cents for gents and
rs cents for ladies will be charged.
1t will be we'll to bring along some
extra cash as the ladies IN charge
propose to fine any one not appear
ing in an appropriate costume.
The proceeds will 60 to the schoo
organ fund.
In the presence of a number o
friends, Mr.. H. F. Knoell and Mis-
Laura Corbett, both of Cut Bank
were united in the holy bonds o
matrimony at the ;Ulm house par
lors, Great Falls, Feb. 9th. TIL
bride is a popular and we'll know
young lady, and the groom ha
been for years Senator Floweree'
foreman, and is known Throughout
the state. The AcANTHA extend
congratulations and hopes tha
their love and happiness may il
crease as the years go by.
Don't forget the eclipse of tt
moon on the evening of March II
The moon will hide itself from tt
burning gaze of the sun, a fe
moments after 10 o'clock tome
row evening. At Is minutes al
AZ seconds past 10, solar tim
the northeast limb of the moon W
enter the shadow of the cart
The southwest limb will leave t
shadow at 46 minutes and 43 Sc
onds past IL. The moon will
totally eclipsed one hour, thir
five minutes and five seconds. J
postponemcnt OF account of t
weather.
A.lady asks US for some receip
The Household editor is absent b
the Sporting editor responds