The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-05-07
TIE DupUvER aCaNTMH.
THURSDAY. May Z, 1886.
LOCAL LAYOUT.

McAulSnt mas SoUe u~FSt-CldoS
potatoes to sell.
Wright & Malone have rented
John A. Beahen's ranch for the
Landing season.
Billy Hagen has been on the
sick list this week, but is some
better at this writing.
The present teachers have been
e-elected for the next term by
the Choteau school board.
If this wet weather continues
much longer, the irrigation con-
gress might as we'll dishand.
L. D. M~atheson, who spent the
winter months at Butte, has re-
turned to his ranch at Bynum.
Before Commissioner Trescott,
last Saturday, Rasmus Fagerli
made final proof on his hon. estead.
For Sale--Good residence prop
elts III Dupuyer. Or will exchange
for cattle. Enquire al the Acan-
tina office.
At the regular meeting of the
Woodmen last Saturday evening
officers were elected for the
next term.
To Exchange-A good moving
machine and hay rake for a team
of good work horses. Apply at
this office.
The trustees of the Duyuyer
school district have granted a
three-months' term of school at
Birch Greek.
Work is progressing favorably
on Meningitis new store building,
and the first of next week will be
ready for occupancy.
Jos. McCuaig, our efficient under
sheriff, came out from the county
seat last Saturday, to take part in
the republican primary.
A large number of laboring men
struck town the first of the week,
and a large number of them have
found employment with u neigh
boring ranchers.
Strayed, from Dupuyer last No
vember, a brown mare hive years
old, branded 2V on left hip. A
reward Of SIS will be paid for her
return. W. H. TITUS.
At the meeting of Mountain
Meadow lodge, No. 234, W, o. W.,
held last Saturday evening, LA
Holbrook was elected a delegate to
the district meeting which meets
at Helena in June.
The storm yesterday was a very
sever one to be out in, and the
delegates from Choteau are to be
congratulated for having the cour-
age to face it. They are republic
cans of the right sort.
The Choteau base ball team has
not been organized for this season.
Captain Vance informs us hat it
is difficult TO find a suitable pitcher,
and it is possible the club will not
play any matched games this year.
J. M. Martin, of the Marias,
has the agency for the "Busy Bee"
washing machine, and is canvass
ing the county for orders. From
his description of it We imagine
the machine is quite a labor saver.
1t is sold for S..
Dir. W. H. Titus was called to
the home of VIM. Lillard, on the
Blackleaf, to-day, to prescribe for
81 sen who is seriously i'll, The
doctor returned from there this
evening, and reports that there is
small hopes for his recovery
j. M. Johnson, of Iowa, has
leased the blacksmith shop next to
Mathews livery stable, and has
opened it up for business. Mr..
Johnson is q good mechanic and
will undoubtedly get his share of
the trade.
A gentleman from the highlands
of Scotland was in town this week
and delighted our citizens with
several choice selections on the
bag pipes, He left for Choteau
to-day, where he an engagement in
Adam & McCannell's saloon.
Wages of the section men on the
Great Northern heve been cut to
s Der 6av AS II costs Siy hits