The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-03-12
Mcknight has lime for sale.

Tuesday.
John Farrant has quit these
regions and gone to the Sweet
Grass hills.
VIM. Hagen went to Choteau on
Monday on business, returning
on Wednesday.
Charles M. Webster, of Great
Falls, is announced as a candidate
for state treasurer.
Have you seen those shirts at
Fry & Co.'s with double backs and
sleeves only IS cents.
We handle ssMohawk Brand of
pants, overalls and all kind of duck
goods; they never rip.
Have you seen Fry & Cos.
spring stock of hats and caps?
They have just arrived.
There is a wedding dance at
Blackfoot tonight. Mr.. No-Chief
joins the benedicts to-day.
Geo. A. Fry & Go. are just now
getting in their spring stock, and
in a few days the stock will be
complete.
The single men OF Dupuyer
creek hereby challenge the married
men of the same place to a contest
in a tug of val on Tuesday next.
Some of the boys have already
started to practice baseball, as one
or two crippled fingers can testify.
Look out for the Dupuyer nine
during the coming season..
Twelve and one-half pounds is
the weight, VIM. Hagen says, of
the baby girl born at his home on
Friday last. He is consequently
the proudest nan in town.
T. j. Dean has quit the employ
of Carl Harris and gone out on the
ranch for the summer. Tie con-
fnement of town life does not suit
Tom when the grass begins to get
green. Mr.. Harris has secured
the services of James Gordon.
Next Tuesday being St. Patrick's
Day Dupuyer will put on her holi.
day attire and celebrate the day in
becoming style. The big event
will, Of course, be the horse race
for 5000 a side between Potter's
and observation-disclosures. The bal
in the school house in the evening
will conclude the day.
To ExCHANGE-One hundred an(
sixty acres of land, heavily timber
ed with hard wood, in Minnesota
also 1000 acres in Virginia, tim.
bered. Will exchange for No. ]
horses. Title good and clear O
all incumberances. Address
Paul A. Imeson,
Dupuyer, Mont.
A dance was given in the town
hall on Thursday night in honor OF
, the Misses WetZel. who are the
guests of Mrs. Mcknight. The
music, furnished by Messrs. Samp
son and Federhen on the the violiI
and banjo, was excellent and the
dancers enjoyed themselves great
, ly. An excellent supper was serv
ed in the Dean House.
= Julian Burd was in town Sunda,
evening en- route to Great Falls.
i. Nv. F. Burgy, of Great Falls
+ was in town yesterday. 49,. Ra,
Cowell, the Dupuyer sheepman
was in town Sunday W
Mcknight of Dupuyer, was a visito
in town on Sunday. Mr.. McKnigh
, goes to Great Falls to attend tn
meeting of the Grown Butte Cana
company.-Sun River Sun.
. B. Percy Clark has now in pro
= cess of construction a rotary shee]
: shearing machine of his own inver
tion which bids fair to excel a
y others and become of general use
He claims that the shears in h.
machine cannot clog, the grea
fault with other machines. If tn
patent succeeds according to h:
expectations he will endeavor to S
far improve it that the necessit.
of having a man to hold the shee
and handle the shears will be dis
pensed with. The machine will /
ready to be tested before thi
shearing season.
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