The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-08-01
rHEy DUPUYKR HcHNrHa.
THURSDAY. August /. 1885.
LOCAL LAYOUT.

neSuay a~ltefhooh'
Ray Cowell is hauling house, logs
from Birch Canyon. He will put
up a residence 16 x "a and a story
and a half high.
r. O. Craner, the under-sheiff,
was in &c WIN today and ordered the
fairies across the bridge to imme-
diately close their house and leave
the country.
F. H. Fedcrhen and W. H. Gal
lagher, on the 9th of July, 1898,
formed a co-partnership for the
purpose of manufacturing the p'l
ish known as Nox Em>All.
Mr.. J. c.. Rutherford AMI daugh-
ter, Alice, vera in town yesterday,
attending court. Mr.. Rutherford
reports Birch Greek as still in line
in the march of progress and civil
lization.
Hugh r. Scullin ct al have fled
q placer location on the mineral
clay deposit found on Sheep creek,
lear Dup,yer, from which the
celebrated polish Nox-Em-All is
made. This is the second location
Oh the same claim. Evidently this
is o valuable deposit.
at the meeting Of the school trus-
tees held at the school house on last
Thursday, J.St c. Gordon, who has
been teaching the Blackleaf school
this summer, was selected as the
teacher for the Dupuyer school for
the ensuing year. He is a compe-
tent teacher and will give satisfac-
ton.
A couple OF would-b be tough horse
wranglers attempted to run a whiz-
znr on the blacksmith last Sunday
afternoon. A few vigorous pun
ches in the mouth, and a kick or
two administered on the seat of
their pants thoroughly convinced
them that they had jumped up the
wrong party.
NOTICE .-haying recorded a
placer claim on Sheep creek near
the Dupuyer and Blackfoot road,
all persons are hereby warned not
to dig or remove any of the clay
deposit contained within the
boundaries of said claim.
F. III. FEDERHEN.
NoTICE.-Havlng recorded a
placer claim on Sheep Greek, near
the Dupuyer and Elackfoot road,
all persons are hereby warned not
to dig or remove any of the clay
deposit contained within the bonn
DIARIES of said cain.
H. r. Scullin and others
Dupuyer needs a regular licensed
practising physician. While it i
a fact that our friend, DR.. Gillette
is willing and ready: at any time
to assissany of his neighbors VIII
y sick or injured, it is an impo
Sition to call on him as he has n
license, is not i'll regular practice
and he is taking great chance
when he %prescribes for sick per
son. We believe q good phvsicia
who is looking for a location wi
do we'll to come to this place.
Notice is hereby given that bic
will be received, until August l5tl
for the delivery of 4 tons of Goa
and 2 cords of wood, cut into
inch lengths, at the school hou'
in Dupuyer, Montana. Both co
and wood must be of good me
charitable quality. Both must
delivered on or before the first
October, 1895. Bids my be Fl
both coal and wood, or for eith'
one, singly. The right is reserv'
to reject any or all bids.
BY order Of the board
Geo. E. McGill, cler
George and John Stanley al
Paul Imson we're arrested on t
charge of grand larceny on a cor
plant sworn out by Chas. Pher
lister, in which he claimed that t
defendants had cut hay on
Indian Allotment claim belongir
to his wife. The examination W
held before Justice Magee yeste
day. In the trial it was SHOW
that the defendants had received
letter from the land office, in viii
was stated that the land in Que
ton would be declared vacant