The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-07-02

Chas. Martin was q business
visitor at the county seat the fore
part of the week.
Philip Luoero, of Choteau, has
been in Dupuyer this week, shaking
hands with friends.
Ladies and misses hats, ali
styles and very cheap, at Nc
Knights.
Go to try's, at Bynum, for your
sheep shears. They have plenty
of them. 36m2
Fry & Co.. of Bynum, sell B. B.
A. sheep shears at 81 10 per pair.
If you want any send down for
them.
Although the Burton nine have
decided not to play here on the
4th, there will in all probability be
a game in the afternoon.
A full assortment of Kennedy's
crackers, such as royal toast, Long
Branch, F. A. K. sodas and extra
salt waters at Meningitis.
Lost-Dark bay horse, branded
Ia on left shoulder: S. reward for
his return to Dupuyer.
J. F. LEIGH.
Assessor VIM. Hodgskiss is in
Dupuyer today, rounding-up the
property owners who have failed
to send in their assessment lists.
With every cash purchase Of ten
dollars or over, at Meningitis, a
ticket, good for one meal at the
Morton House, will be given away.
The Misses Daisy and Pearl
Wetzell, of Kipp. are in the city,
the guests of J. W. and Mrs. Nc
Knight. They will remain until
after the Fourth.
A cal load of furniture, inciud-
ing mattresses, pillows, lounges,
rocking chairs, parlor chairs, wash.
stands and bed rooms suites just
received at Meningitis. Call and
see it.
A.. II. MORN left here yesterday
for Choteau and Augusta. At the
latter place he will meet a family
from + the range who are
coming to Dupuyer and will settle
on a ranch a few miles west of the
town.
Thomas Lillard, of Raymond,
has gone to Helena, where he will
read law in Colonel Sanders office
for the next six months. At the
present time Tom is a populist, but
it is safe to presume that ere six
months have passed with Sanders
he will see the error of his way.
The stage driver from Choteau
brought in word this noon that a
telegram had been received from
Great Falls stating that Neil Nc.
CAMEL vas very low. and notify.
ing his brother Hugh, who is EN-.
pIoyed by G. R. Scoffin, of Pom.
dera, that he should come to the
Falls at once.
There will be a grand piano
concert, by the wonderful pianist,
Miss Emma Devine, at the new
town hall in Dupuyer, on the
Fourth of July. Also vocal selec.
tions and recitations. Fourth o.
:, July Grafton by Oshey Devine,
Admission, so cents. Doors oper
at 8 o'clock.
Camped among a thicket of trees
on the banks of Sun river is quits
a little village of overland tourists
en- route to the Blackfoot country
and Oregon. There r in all IA
tents and making a home for about
40 persons. They make the jour.
ney in jumps, stopping wherever
) the men can secure employment as
laborers. Here five of them have
been working at odd jobs for the
past week. They propose break
ing camp tomorrow to start or
their northward journey.-Leader
J Deputy Sheriff Dean, by order
: of the board of health of Teton
! county, have ordered the various
! property holders in town to clear
l up their premises. The order
l should be cheerfully complied with
by all. So far Dupuyer has never
been visited by any serious con
: tageous diseases, and the order tt
clean up is made with a view tt
) Eaon fho +, q, SEC xnr,can,