The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-04-09


Falls this week.
A copper bottom coffee pot and
is ounces of good baking powder
for IS cents, at Meningitis.
Work was commenced this morn
ing on remodelling the Leech
building, now occupied as a hotel.
W. H. Gallagher, Ray Cowell
and Carl Harris are t~rausacting
business at the county seat this
week.
Sixteen ounce of New Idea
baking powder and a galvanized
iron pail for Is cents, at Nc
Knights.
James Gibson, of Choteau, is
representing Picket Post No. l,
at the G.. A. r. encampment at
Bozeman.
One pound of chewing tobacco,
n pound of smoking tobacco, and
a cob pipe, all for so cents, at
Meningitis.
Julius Bjornstad, a native of
Norway, declared his intention of
becoming a citizen, at this term of
the district court.
1t is said that a deal is being
concluded by which Ray Cowell
will become possessed of W. H.
Gallagher's ranch north of town.
The Sweet Grass country was
visited during the early part of
last week with the heaviest storm
of the season. The snow was
about II inches deep on the level,
and badly drifted in places.
f. G. Johnson, representing the
Montana Brewing Company, of
Great Falls, was in town this week
taking orders. This company
brews a high, grade beer, and it
meets with a ready sale through
out this section.
Jack Fawcett, of Choteau, will
return from the Missouri river
country, about the 20th of April,
and will have a large supply OF
broad. leaf cottonwood trees. II
you intend planting any this
spring, order them from Fawcett
The suit against the Lewistowr
Argus for libel, Instituted by Mr.
Finkbeiner, is not likely to come
off at this term of the district cour'
at Lewistown. Editor Vroon al
is anxious to have the case tried i
possible, but the plaintiffs attorn'
ey appears backward in coming
forward for some unexplained reas
on.
DR.. Fl. Beaupre vas elected
=, trustee in school district No. l
without opposition, last Saturday
and the board now consists o
Messrs. Truchot, Drake and Beau
; pre-. If either or both of the frs
named gentlemen will act wit
DR.. Beaupre, the school hous
' muddle in that district will 500
: be Strengthened out.
s In the district court at Chotea
this week Richard Irvine was foun
Il guilty of burglary and sentence
to eighteen months in the penitel
tiary. Here in Dupuyer, wher
the burglary was committed, tn
findings of the jury are not ger
# orally approved. In committin
this burglary Irvine robbed hi
benefactor, and a ten-year teri
is zone too long for a person VIII
will do that.
The term for the winter of 1896
SO of the Sun River public scho'
@ was brought to a close April
e followed by an entertainment
le the evening by the pupils, who ha
If been well-drilled by their teache.
Mrs. Titus. The exhibition COZ
"a sisted of songs, reeitations, di
&c logues and drills, and were we
If performed, cons Idering the shoI
If time at command for preparation
~ all out of school hours, within tt
last two weeks. Where all di
r well, special mention is almost III
l. necessary. The attendance
parents and friends of the pupi
was large, and the performance
of the young folks were highly al
y preclated and loudly a~pplaude'
The umbrella drill by some of IL