The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-10-31
Gents tan leather exploring
boots at Meningitis for $6. 90 only.

Gents tan leather exploring
boots at Meningitis for Sc. 90 only.
in the police court at Helena last
April, being then known under the
name Of Eugene Stanley, was
found gully Of murder in the Sec
ond degree by the jury and the
punishment was fixed at impr.son-
ment for life.
4 Last fall Montana farmers found
it quite profitable to ship potatoes
to ST Paul, Minneapolis and Chi
cago, but this year the Minnesota
farmers have so devoted themselves
to this crop and have been so sue
cessful that potatoes are ouly
worth ten cents per bushcl in that
region.
The Gazette says: The total
assessment of Valley county this
year is 81 ,593, 3O4, against $1, ,776,-
: $50 for the last year, showing
decrease of $l83, ,045. This, not.
withstanding that the townsite Of
Glasgow was assessed this year.
! Why this decrease In our assessed
e valuation The assessor might
Z furnish some valuable inforAation
on this subject.
According to the marager of ths
Rocky Fork Coal Company, Red
e Lodge is now one Of the most
!. prosperous camps in the state. A
d big brick block is being put up
|. which will add to the towns ap-
g pearance. About three mouths
e ago work was begun on straight
n ening the streets, and when that
$ IS completed Red Lodge will be o.
n handsome little city.
It The state board Of dental exam
,e iners met at Butte last Saturday,
ar those present being Doctors zuber,
OF Helena; Reed, of Butte; Rob
son, of MissouIa, and Tudor,
Bozeman. Two applicants,
Fox, of Bozeman, and A.
id nell, of Butte, we're exam
to their qualifications fors,
ing dentistry. The be>Ls
r created by an act Of the legir x I
" last winter.
sd Two collectors from the agrl
u turai department say they find I
r. greater variety of grasses IN Mon
er tana than any other state. One oi
pi these botanists, who was familiar
be with and could call by name zoe
he kinds of grasses, said that be had
on found many varieties in Montaus
al that he had never heard of before
Ho considers this state the bcs.
field for the scientific grass co'lec.
: tor ia the country. --chinool
y Opinion.
Capt. ]. n. Mills, as comnis
sioncr of the state bureau o
statistics, has prepared statistic:
da of the naturaliZations of the yeal
ay in the various counties. and u th,
ar. United States courts. Silver Bow
al. county furnished 4i IS per cent O
nd all the naturalized citigens las
an year in the. state. The total nun um
n Der in Mon tana was 1854, o
which the state courts passed upor
~. 9,2S7, and tha United States
:, courts adm itted 500. OF thost
.ep accepted by Silver Bow county
$50, there were 800 of Canadian birth
902 were from England, and 81
:. were from Ireland. Lewis aRt
Clarke county naturalised 10
-, from Canada, 1873 from England
=: aud 270 from Sweden. The num
Der OF naturaiizations in each Q
the county courts were IS follow
Beaverheao 90, Cascade 224, Che
''o teau IA, Custer 92, Dawson 60
o'. Deer Lodge AIS, Fergus 65, Ella
" head 331, Gallatin III, Grant
A'. 212, Jefferson 1873, Lewis an
u Clarke 1887. Madison 81, Meaghe
a., Missoula 548, Park 264, IA
OF valli l5s, Silver Bew I, 1923, Tcto
the 81, Valley 20. Yellowstone i57
Tor Total, 9,287. The division accord
are ing to previous allegiance is 4
ion follows: Austria 655. Belgium q
the Bohemia Z, Canada 2.246, Den
mark l3a, England 1883, Finian
roc a2S, France 81, Germany 75a
,I Ireland 1.4s2, Italy 356. Norwa
tue 422, Russia o., Scotland 27s
the Sweden l.0l6. Switzerland l6i