The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-09-17
THE DUpuVER HCHNTHH.
THURSDAY, Sept. II, 1896.
LOCAL LAYOUT.

VIM. Bevan, of Ponuera, is in
town today.
Geo. Taylor went to the county
seat, this afternoon.
Messrs. Johnson, of Augusta, are
over from that place today.
G. W. Taylor has been selected
as chairman of the democratic
county central committee.
The Burgy caravans have con-
siderable trouble in getting
through on time, owing to the bad
roads.
j. W. England went to Pete
Berglunds ranch, this afternoon, to
put the finishing touches to his
mansion.
f. P. Cowell has moved his family
into town for the winter, to give
his children the advantage OF. our
excellent school.
D. T. Smith, the democratic
candidate for Judge of this district,
is expected to arrive in Dupuyer
tomorrow from Choteau,
For SALE-Sixty good grade
Merino bucks. -Four years old.
Will be sold cheap.
G.. NJ. CoFFEY, Bynum.
A special meeting of the Mys-
teriarchs is hereby called to meet
at the castle promptly at eight
o'clock. There will be a candidate
for initiation.
Mrs. James leighton and child
rem leave this week for Nova Scotia
and other eastern points, where
they will visit for two or three
months with relatives.
Weather? Oh yes, we have
had quite a lot of it during the
last two weeks. Most folks, how
ever, seemed to be be willing tC
trade some of it off for a more de-
.s;rable kind.
Last Tuesday in Choteau the
sheriff sold 225 head of yearling
sheep TO julius Hirshberg at 81. Is.
The property was owned by Graves
and Harris and had been attached
by Peter Darcy for his wages.
The annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the Crown Butte Cana.
and Reservoir Co., will be held ir
the office of Leslie & Downing il
the city of Great Fails on the 18th
of Sept. 1896,
J. W. Mcknight Sccy.
The demopops, or popocrats, o.
whatever other name will properly
designate the new party, came
home last night, highly elateo
with their prospects. In Novem'
Der they will feel like dry leaves il
a cyclone.
Fifty head of select Ca.iforni;
Billiard Bucks, four years old, t.
be sold at my ranch, Sweet Gras
Hills. Address, c.. B. Toole, Swee
Grass station, G. f, & CT y. Partie
will be furnished transportation from
Sweet Grass station, if notified a
to time of arrival.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Messecar, 0
Birch Greek, and Miss Ami
Hughes, of the Marias, were il
town today. While here the,
visited our excellent school ant
expressed themselves as BEN,
highly pleased with what they say
and heard.
James Gordon, who is IN III
employ of Hirshberg & Co., c
this place, left here last Saturday
: en- route to Chicago, where he vii
undergo treatment for stammer
ing. In case he does not fin
physicians of sufficient skill i
that place, he will go on to Phila
delphia. Ernest Keller is supply
If II ing his place in the store durin
his absence.
We have been requested to pull
. lish the following section from I'll
Political Code, relating to person
residing on Indian reservations:
Sec. 1911, Political Code.
For the purpose of registratio
or voting, the place of resideno
of any person must be governed b
the following rules, as far as the
, are applicable; \ X
II. Any person living upon a
Indian or military raSnrvatiC