The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-03-19
TEE DUpUYER aCHNTMH.
THURSDAY, March 19, 1886.
LOCAL LAYOUT.

IN town a few days this week.
Havre will elect a mayor and
three aldermen at the April cleo
ton.
Robt. Mcintosh left Blackfoot
this morning, billed for Spokane
Falls.
Have you seen those shirts at
Fry & Co.'s with double backs and
sleeves only Is cents.
Lewistown has a new brewery.
1t is owned and operated by Volk
Bros, of the Falls.
We handle "Mohawk Brand" of
pants, overalls and all kind of duck
goods; they never rip. Fry.
Have you seen Fry d Cos.
spring stock of hats and caps
They have just arrived.
Miss Efie A. Hardin's Teton
county friends are pleased to learn
that she is rapidly recovering from
her recent illness.
The Sun River correspondent of
the Great Falls Tribune announces
the death of Mrs. Mortimer l..
Strong, which occurred at that
place on the 18th inst.
The Glasgow Gazette was a year
old on the 18th inst. Bro. Perritt
is publishing a good paper at
Valleys county seat, and is de-
serving of a liberal patronage.
The Cascade Bank, of Great
Falls has secured Judgment for a
trifle over five hundred dollars
against the Choteau school district.
Incompetent trustees come rather
high.
With Red Phillips and Ed. MIS-
kell in the penitentiary and Cla'
baugh IN South Dakota the Che
teau base ball club will have g
hard time recognizing this
spring.
Dupuyer, March IS, 1896,
The undersigned wishes it dis.
tinctly and plainly understood
that after this date he absolutely
refuses to play for any public dance
held at Dupuyer, Mont.
F. H. Federhen.
A synopsis of the commissioner:
proceedings will be found on th'
first page of this weeks issue
The bids for county printing arr
published in full. Taxpayers, yo'
are respectfully asked to compar'
them and then glance at the vot'
taken thereon.
The people of Landusky hav
petitioned Hon. Thomas Carter t.
not let his zeal in their cause fla,
but to do all in his power to secur
the opening of the mineral porto.
of the eros Ventre and Assiniboin
reservations. They are in earnes
in that section anyway.
On Wednesday, March rs, ther
will be dance given by the Wood
men of the World in Choteau t
properly celebrate the wedding Q
i one of their brothers, Chas. Peter
son, with Miss Erickson which wi
take place on that day. The MAI
riage will take place in the churc
early in the evening and immed:
ately after the guests will adjour
to the town hall where the ball i
to be held. Tie financial proceed
will be presented to the newl
married couple.
In the supreme court at Helen
last week the case of T. G. Powe
& Co.. respondents, VS.. Julian T
. Burd ct. al, appellants, was d.
cided. The plaintiffs obtaine
judgement against the defendant
for 81, 547.47, which "a PARTIAL
satisfied by the sale of mortgage
property. IN execution was issu
ed on the deficiency judgment an
levied on real estate in controvers
which Burd claimed as a home
stead. The plaintiff obtaine
Judgement, which is affirmed.
N. f. Jenkins, Dupuyer's SUI
veyor, is another gentleman VIII
has incurred the displeasure of th
chairman of Teton county's boar
of commissioners, and s'as long g
l am chairman and lead John b
the nose" Jenkins shall receiv
nothing. Mr.. Jenkins is unfortur