The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-14
TIE DupUVER aCHNTHH.
THURSDAY, May IA, 1896.
LOCAL LAYOUT.

Billy Hagen is up AID around
again.
Levi Burd is in the city this
evening.
The sheepmen r about through
lambing.
Tom Delaney is advertising his
ranch for sale.
The painters are at work on the
interior of the new store.
The Dupuyer cattle rou"d>up
will start in the first part of next
week.
We forgot to mention last week
that F. P. Cowell was the proud
father of a fine 10-pound girl, born
May LIST.
For Sale~-Good residence prop
erts in Dupuyer. Or will exchange
for cattle. Enquire at the Acan-
tina office.
Mrs. W. H. Titus has been
chosen as teacher for the Robare
school. They are to have a three
months term.
George Edwards, of Birch creek,
will, in d couple of weeks, move
with his family to Piegan, on the
Blackfoot reservation.
The publisher of this paper
desires to again call the attention
of some of our subscribers to the
fact that it's time to pay up.
Dupuyer has been unusually
quiet during the past week, every
available man being ont earning a
few spare dollars during the
Landing season
Strayed, from Dupuyer last No
vember, a brown mare tive years
old, branded 2V on left hip. A
reward of IS will be paid for hel
return. W. H. TITUS.
There is no loss but what there
is some gain. AS long as this
cold weather continues it is not
necessary to blow in our hard
earned wealth for mosquito bar.
Miss Fife A. Hardin, the county
school superintendent, is expected
in Dupuyer next week, to visit the
school, and call or her many
friends in this vicinity.
L. D. Matheson, of Bynum, who
recently returned from Butte, re.
ceived a message from that place
last Friday, stating that his wife
had met with a serious and prob.
ably fatal accident, and he left i'm.
mediately for her bedside.
Died, or Friday, May 9Th, al
II 80 a. M, Michael Lillard, be.
loved son of William and Mary
Lillard, aged 10 years, 7 month:
and 6 days, after a lingering i'll,
ness from bronchitis of more thar
five months. The remains were
tenderly borne to the family buria
ground on the following Sunday
where they were aid away, will
appropriate ceremonies, for thei
last, long sleep. The bereavet
family have the sympathy of all
The six delegates from Tetol
county are said to be ''solid TO
Mckinley and free silver at a rati,
of 16 to l." 1t is a fine combina
ton and the sentiment expresses
bears the ear-marks of o. G
Cooper, who can place himself o.
all sides of any question with
graceful dexterity that has VOL
him more or less now or motto
riety in the past.-Great Fall
Cor. Anaconda Standard.
The Acantha cannot understan,
who the opposition, under any an
all circumstances, is wiling t
lay to Mr.. Cooper's door anything
distasteful to them, and charg
him with all manner of things TO
which he is in no way responsible
We have enjoyed the acquaintanc
and, we might add, the persona
friendship of Mr.. Cooper-and i
all our dealings with him we hav
found him frank and outspoker
and his word is IS good as a bond
In politics he has always been
true-blue republican, and the part
has always known where he was t.
be found. We do not think, how
ever, that Mr.. Cooper will objec
to the above item, but as he wa
not a delegate to the county con