The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-02-23

Baby shoes at 35 cents a pair at
Meningitis.
The Knights OF Pythias lodge
was thirty-one years old on the
10th.
The Sweet Grass county bill
passed the house on the 10th by a
vote of "a to 16.
Ladies Dongola, Oxford tie, pat
ent leather tip shoes for 81. 35, this
week only, at Meningitis.
J. W. Shaw, of Choteau, has
been in this vicinity this week col
Letting for W. Hodgskiss.
J. W. Mcknight and wife have
decided to S. L. Potter lots Z and s,
block 13, in the town of Dupuyer.
Yesterday was a legal holiday,
Washington's birthday, and the
school children were given a days
vacation.
Died, on Thursday, February 81,
1895, Willie, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Fl. Dean, aged about two
years and three months. The fun
eral will be held to-day Saturday.
Byron Corson will give an en-
tertainment in the court house at
Choteau next Tuesday evening,
consisting of songs and music IN
the photograph.
An examination for teachers
ce .tificates will be conducted in
Choteau, by the county superin-
tendent, Miss Hardin, next Satur-
day.
The publisher of the AcANTHA
expects to be away from Dupuyer
during the coming week, and in
our absence the editorial chair will
be occupied by the Quill Driver.
Chas. Davlin, the popular pro-
prietor of the Dupuyer Exchange,
received on Wednesday several
barrels of wines and whisky. The
scribe was permitted to sample
them, and has no hesitency what
ever in pronouncing them A l.
The Choteau House, under the
management of r. A. Allen & Co.,
is fast winning for itself an envi-
able reputation as being a first
class stopping place for everybody.
When at Choteau stop at the Cho-
teau House. You will be royalty
entertained.
A Dartmouth Alumni ASSOCIATION
TO include the states of Montana,
Idaho and utah, will be formed in
this state and a meeting will be
held at Helena, Feb 25, to perfect
a permanent organization. Grads
yates of Dartmouth in Teton coun-
ty should communicate with the
secretary, A. G.. Lombard, of Hele-
ma.
The "chinook" the fore part of
the week melted nearly all of the
snow on the ranges, anG range
stock were given a new lease on
life. unless we have some very
severe weather, which must last
we'll along in the month of March,
the percentage of loss in this Sec
ton will be very light.
The advertising columns of this
weeks Acantha contains some very
welcome news for our Birch Creek
readers. The Off ial plat of town
ship 80, ranges l, 2 and 3 east,
and l, 6, Z and 8 west, is now on
file at the land Office in Helena.
Parties who are now living on this
laud will be permitted to file on it
March 16; the public in general
can get what is left after May 20.
Referring to a local in the morn
ing sheet which had attracted his
notice, Senator Brosnan said the
other day: "No attorney from
Cascade county or any county has
protested against Mr. Pomeroy be-
fore the judiciary committee or so
far as I know to any member of tn e
senate. His appointment was a
total surprise to the senate, which
rejected him probably before it was
known outside that he had been ap-
pointed.-Great Falls Leader.
A Hard Times Ball will be given
by the Choteau Cornet Band next
Friday evening, March l.. Two
grand prizes will be given to the