The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-03-19
Mcknight has lime for sale.


If you want a delicious pie get
some of that prepared mince meat
at Meningitis.
Fry & Co. are just now
getting in their spring stock, and
in a few days the stock will be
complete.
Fry & Co. are selling the
same kind Of shoes they have hand
led for several years. They al
ways fit.
An I. o. G.. T. lodge has been
organized cat Choteau. Here's
looking at you, Templars, 81 Oft
en- Get Tight" too.
Have you tried any of the Tai
cum Powder for sale at Meningitis
It's for children ard adults and is
the finest thing out for shaving.
John Crawford and Ed. WED
mark, of Choteau, passed through
town yesterday or their way to
the gold mines across the range.
DR.. Titus returned from Sun
River last Saturday. He brought
with him a few head of cattle and
turned them onto the range in this
vicinity.
Report has it that there were
several fistic encounters in Cho>
teau on ST. Patrick's day. One or
two of the cases are being ventilat-
ed in the courts to-day.
On Tuesday three saddle horses
owned by Ray Cowell, Geo. Ed
wards and Fred Gardiner, respec-
lively, ran a quarter mile race for
a small purse. Cowell's horse was
an easy winner.
The race between Gallagher and
Potter's horses did not come off on
Tuesday owing to the track not
being in fit condition. If the track
be dry the race shall be run on
Saturday.
A. N. Dean, with his wife and
family, returned from Choteau last
week on a visit. Mrs. Dean in
tends shortly to 60 for a visit in
! eastern states and Mr.. Dean will &C
to Oregon to look for a business
location.
Con Kohrs has recently purchas'
ed several thousand head of cattle
1 from John Sparks, of Reno, New,
7 The purchase consists of spays ans
: 2 and 3~year old steers and they
will be turned loose on northern
Montana ranges.
There will be several horse race!
in Chctaau on the 25th of thi'
month. There has been consider
e able money subscribed already fo1
u purses. There will likely be rep
resentation from this part of tn
e county present.
W. H. Gallagher this week re
celved ar assay of the quartz o
o the Birch creek mines. 1t wen
g over four dollars. OF this quart
e there is a ledge of forty feet ant
n the ore is free milling. There i
e a good thing in it.
= To ExCHANGE-One hundred an,
sixty acres of land, heavily timber
e ed with hard wood, in Minnesota
J. also 1000 acres in Virginia, tim
o bered. Will exchange for No.
If horses. Title good and clear c
: all incumberances. Address
Paul A. Imeson,
: Dupuyer, Mont.
u Last Thursday evening Ra
! Cowell started from town to go t.
Il his home on Birch creek a littl
% before dark in the blizzard, H
. was on horse back and when he &c
J out on the bench the horse refuse
to face the storm and Ray had t
a let him 60 and make his way HON
n on foot. The horse, a valuabl
= one, was found two days afterwar
T. little the worse for his exposure.
u The young men of Dupuyer cree
. got gay and with hilarious gle
y challenged the married men to pu
u a tug of a on Tuesday. Til
staid old people looked at tn
u youngsters with sad and pityin
! smile; but when they cracked the
:. heels together and dared them
u come on the bepedicts thought
was high time to teach the boys
r lesson. And they did. The youn