The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-08-27
Lemons at Meningitis.
Diamond dyes at Meningitis.

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loon.
A new assortment of nuts and
just received, at Nc
Knights.
Golden Gate baking powder;
every can guaranteed. Sold at
Meningitis.
Ernest savory and Hugh Nc
Camel cane up from the county
seat last Saturday.
NJ. A. Callahan, the River Press
representative, came in from the
reservation this afternoon.
Fred Zimmerman and wife, of
Shelby, came in yesterday, and are
visiting with Dupuyer friends.
A brother of VIM. Cowgill's ar
rived today from California, and
will make a short visit here.
The Woodmen of the World will
have a meeting at the school house
next Sunday afternoon at the
usual hour.
R. w. Reed, the photographer
from Havre and FIT. Benton, is in
town today taking pictures of some
of our. business houses.
A full assortment of Kennedy's
crackers, graham waters, Long
Branch brownies, T. A. X. and
other crackers, at Meningitis.
Ed A. Mathews went to Great
Falls today, by private convey
once. He has legal business in the
Cataract City that will occupy his
attention for several days.
VIM. Hopt will have a steam
threshing outfit in this section as
soon as the ~tLreshing season CON-
mences. Ranchcrs will do well to
see him before making other ar
engagements.
Il. p. Cowcll has sold to the
Great Falls Meat Company, one
thousand head of two, three and
four year old wethers, at $2.25
per head. Delivery is to be made
the first of October.
The infant daughter Of Kari
Rappold has been seriously Ill for
the past week with cholera infan-
tum. DR.. Martin, of Browning,
was called over and relieved the
little sufferer, and hopes r now
entertained for her recovery.
G. L. Bristol, the county treas.
. urer, came out from Choteau thi;
!, afternoon, and will look after his
; political fences in this neighbor.
hood. Mr.. Bristol has made al
excellent official during the pas
four years: and is looking for an
other chance to serve the people,
Mrs. Geo. Steel has returned
to her ranch at the head Of BircI
e Greek, from Spokane, Wash, wher
K she has been under medical treat
ment for several months. He
p friends are pleased to know tina
she has entirely recovered fro1
q her illness.
. Link Humble, who is workin;
h for the F outfit at Cut Bank, cam
. in last evening for a short visl
j with his family. He says the T.
have shipped seven trains of cattl
!, from Cut Bank this season, an
q expect to ship at least five moro
# The shipments will average a
Last 400 head each.
It Ed L. Bishop, court stenographe
for Judge Pomeroy, was in tn
city Tuesday. Mr.. Bishop say
that the judge has better tina
even chances in getting away wit
- the delegation over in Flathea(
and, as he will probably have r
=, opposition in Teton county, wi
probably be the unanimous choit
of the convention for another ter
- IN his present position.
m To date only about eight mil
n of the survey on the r~eservatio
has been completed. AS the su
veyors have been at work v
month, and the line to be surveyt
is over sixty miles long, it is near
a sure thing that the work will n
III be completed this year, and t
reservation will probably not
Oh thrown open before late ne
nd spring. Prospectors will do WI
de to stay away from that count