The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-03-09

| ~ " ohS AAu0Souuo piant. IL
will occupy three acres OF ground,
contain 1900 vats and turn out 15O
tons OF copper per day.
The Governor has signed the
civil and penal codes.
The Helena and Butte. gamblers
are getting dispetic over the pas
sage OF the anti. gambling bill.
There are only four ladies men
in the state senate.
Joe Rickett shot black wolf
near Sun River. Black wolves are
very scarce.
In Butte, Lulu Allen sat upon
John O'Hara's lap, put her left
arm around his neck, looked eouI-
fully into his eyes, and distracted
bis pocket book. :::.She got one year
in the pen.
| Lakeview Is to have an immense
saw mill
The Great Northern will shorten
its time between st. Paul and Pu-
get Sound so much that no other
road can compete with it.
| Axel Norman has been pardoned
out Of the pen, by the Governor.
The Lloyd mail had hard time
getting across the river one day
last week. They swan the horses
and took the buggy across, piece
by piece, in small boat.
Charley Russell, "the Cowboy
Artist" returned to Great Falls IN
March 4th from St. Loais, where
he has been spending several weeks
he has shed his sombrero and &C.
quired a suit Of store clothes of
the elegant eastern cut, but he is
the same old Charlie as of yore.
T Some fine work in his best style
may shortly be expected as he ad-
mits that he came back from the
effete east broke, and that means
more pictures.
Cascade county will have a fair
in October.
Hugo Raymond, who killed VIM.
Bussey near Billings last January,
was found guilty of manslaughter
and sentenced to 6 years. The
: evidence developed the fact that
Bussey had 20 weapons at all and
! was shot through and through in
ten different places.
Great Falls is to have glass fac
tory. The works will cover forty
acres of ground and employ 1900.
One of the demi-monde named
. Lottie Sharp was locked up in the
Jail at Great Falls, on various char>
ges. She smashed all the windows
in the jail and broke the lock of the
door.
q A band of sheep was standing
| punched on the railroad track near
Great Falls 1t did not make any
difference to the train, but there
were some dead sheep after it
passed.
| Richard Frewin, former we'll
: known Wyoming cattle man, died
recently in Switzerland. Frewin
came to Wyoming with his brother
Moreton Frewin, 1878, both being
, largely interested in cattle. They
, formed the Powder River Cattle
company and established ranch
in Johnson county on On unpre-
| cedented scale Of magniiicence and
display. An elegant ranch house
, was but a small portion CT the out
lay. In it were several pianos be-
= sides other furnishings on metro
politan basis. The business failed
to prosper and immense sums were
lost. Ia 1886 Richard Frewin re-
turned to England and later mar.
ried wealthy Irish lady. Since
then his time has been principally
spent on the continent.
A Chinese opium den vas broken
5 up in Kalispell. Hong Foo was
put under $3.50 bonds to appear be-
f tore the district court.
! The Helena letter carriers will
give grand ball about the middle
5 of April.
+ F. La Plant was pulled at Ber-
nice, for horse stealing.
L. B. Smith, late claim agent Of
the Great Northern, residing in