The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-11-19
LOCAL LAYOUT.

G. E. Trescott left last Sunday
for Great Falls va Pondera.
Jas. Ralph is working for Calvin
Stewart in the Dupuycr Exchange.
The Knights of Pyjhias will give
a dance in Choteau en- the night Of
Thanks living. Tickets. 81. 90.
e. E Leech is this week ship
ping from Great Falls q band of
. 5000 sheep to the eastern market.
Link Rumble, after hearing the
election returns, went north where
he will spend the winter range rid
ing for tn T outfit.
Messrs McNcal and Stansburv,
of Raymond, were visitors at
Dupuyer last Thursday night,
taking in the ball.
Dan Blevins has removed hi ,
family from Robare, whore they
have lived all sun mer, to Helena,
VIII re they will reside tais winter.
Come and celebrate next Thurs
day.
Jas. Radcliffe, a trusted employee
of Frank Cooper, came up from the
home ranch at Cascade last Satur-
day and will spend the winter or
Birch creek.
r. L. Federhcn hos purchased J.
". Mth2iSht type~ritcr and is
now open for engagement, for the
execution If al SORTS of type-writ-
ten work.
The Dupuyer Exchange has ex
changed hands. VIM. Hagen sold
out his stock to CALVIN Stewart,
who will hereafter dispense the
needfGl to the mysteriarcbs.
Ernest Savory is Dragging that
he was the first man 20 drive over
the new Dupuyer bridge. The
approaches were not completed
but he got there all the same.
Tom Garland, with the Misses
Moliie and Annie Hughes, OF TIE
Marias, came in'o town to attend
the ball last Thursday night
They were the grests of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. D. Hagen. They return
ed home the next day.
Chevalier Lodge No. -, K. of
p. at Choteau will give q ball on
Thanksgiving Day, Nov, 26, This
fraternity is noted for its excellent
entertainments and, judging from
precedent, this ball will be q su.
cess.
hdvices from Great Falls this
week STATE thai fIour has went up
in price to SO %. The ranchers
who Lave laid in their winter sup
plies are patting themselves on the
back. Sugar, meas and other
commodities have also an upward
tendency.
The snowslorm this week has
hindered the merchants greatly in
getting in their winter stock o.
goods. At Blackfoot, Ponderi
and Great Falls are large consign.
ments awaiting IN improvement in
the roads that they may be freight
ed in
The successful candidates il
Dupuper at the recent election
gave a ball in the city hall las1
Thursday night. Republicans
democrats and popu|lsts were co.
mingled and social goodwill ant
happiness prevailed Throughout
the entire evening. 1t was not {
political affair, but a social func
ton pure and simple. The music,
furnished by Messrs. Vlau ane
Frderhen, was good and the dance
proper was enjoyed by all who par
ticlpated. Much credit is due tc
the efficiency of the veteran floo,
manager, Vim Orr, whose stentor
ian tones and cool judgement KEEP
all in order and enabled each anC
every n to enjoy himself. Ar
excellent supper was served at the
hotels, If the others were near
equal to that spread in the Dupuv.
err h"te!, where the r porter sat al
the table until he wished he was
bigger. After supper the com
pany reassemblen to dance, sing
and make merry until the dawniug
day warned them that life was moi
all pleasure and they must adjourn