The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-03-26
THE DUpUYER HCHNTHH.
THURSDAY, March 26, 1886.
LOCAL LAYOUT.

visitor this week.
Have you seer those shirts at
Fry & Co.'s with double backs and
sleeves only Is cents.
Henry Creighton was up from
Pondera Monday and filed on a
ranch in the Dry Forks.
Have you seen Fry & Cos.
spring stock of hats and caps
They have just arrived.
We handle "Mohawk Brand" of
pants, overalls and all kind of duck
goods; they never rip. Fry.
DIR. W. H.. Titus has rented the
F. P. Cowell residence, and in a
short time will move his family
here from Sun River.
Deputy Sheriff Dean will move
his family in from the ranch about
April LIST. They will occupy the
r. S. Brown residence.
Owing to bad roads and high
water, both north and south of
Dupuyer, the mails have been
very irregular this week.
A meeting Of all persons inter-
ested in the horse business will be
held at Choteau, at 2 p. M, on
Friday, April 3. G. R. ScoFFIs.
Mrs. Crone and children, of San
Francisco, arrived in the city yes
terday, and will spend the summer
with Mrs. Crone's sister, Mrs. J.
W. Mcknight.
F. P. Cowell, r. S. Brown AND
Henry Ryan, who moved to town
last fall to give their children the
benefit of Dupuyer's excellent
school, will return to their ranches
next week for the summer.
The "bachelors" will have 6
blowout up at Jerry Mongeon's
next Saturday. AS Jerry's repu'
tation for hospitality is we'll es.
t%ablished, there will be a large
crowd present.
Hardy F. England is this weel
erecting the building he viii
shortly occupy as a butcher shop
Other buildings are to be erected
in Dupuyer during the summer
and by fall our little city will pre-.
sent quite a metropolitan appear
ance.
The hockmasters in this vicinity
have moved their. sheep out t.
their spring camps. Thus far thu
weather has been very favorable tt
the sheep industry, and the indl
cations for plenty of grass and ha.
are very good, thus lnsuring
prosperous season.
When G. L. Bristol, Sterling Nc
Donald, JIG. Bair, Sol. Cohen, Joh1
A. Kennedy and various other peo
pie receive from the ssofficial apollo
gizer" the various amounts of none,
advanced by them in 1894 to keel
the Montanian alive, then and no
until then will corson be sole own
| err.
The much talked of race between
Gallagher's and Potter's horses
was run on the track north of tow
last Monday afternoon, resulting
in an easy victory for the Gala
CHER horse. Both horses, and ais
one owned by Ray Cowell, went t
Choteau Tuesday, to take part i
the races there.
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 Q
all incumberances. Address
Paul A. Imeson,
Dupuyer, Mont.
AS will be cen by an article il
another column of this issue, tn
plats for the townships in tn
Marias country have been receive
at the Helena land Office, an
filings will be received thereoI
on and after April 20. Commits
sioner Prescott will have copies @
these plats, and filings a b
made at his Office in Dupuyer.
Surveyor N. E. Jenkins, of Du
puyer, has handed US an articl
for publication, which is substan
TALLY as follows:
VIM. D. Jones cannot truthful