The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-12-09
TIE DupUvER aCHNTha
December 8, 1897.
LOCAL LAYOUT.

Shelby with an attack of lagrippe.
Frank Cady and Mrs. J. v.
Davies of the Marias were in town
this week on business.
Mike Embody is rejoicing over
the advent into his family of a baby
boy recently. Ali well.
Frank Cooper has been spending
a few days in this vicinity looking
after his sheep interests here.
C. M tanning eft last week to
go to Fort Benton, He will be
away ten Gays or two weeks,
Robert Burns of Shelby has been
laid up with a severe attack of
typhoid fever, but is now conval
escent.
Johl Joiner, Of Pondera, and
his nephew, Herbert Joiner, of
Sweet Grass, has left this week on
a visit to England. They will not
be back until spring.
Ed Tanner is cow chambermaid
in the Eclipse livery barn and his
experience with equine stock will
be sufficient guarantee that the
patrons of the barn will get salts
faction.
Alfred Harris accompanied his
wife and child as far as here, they
being on their way to California
Owing to the bad roads between
here and Blackfoot they could not
get there, SO they returned home
yesterday.
DR.. Almas has moved into his
new office west of the Acantha
office on Main street from the
Morton house. In his new office
he will be found night or day unless
when on duty in the country.
Frank Glab, of the firm of Cab
& Giles, OF Great Falls, was in town
this week on business. Mr.. Glab
is well known in Teton county,
where be has acquired aud is
retaining an excellent trade for his
firm.
Mike Embody wash town this
week and says that he has contract
ed the Klondike fever. He intends
to leave here in the spring with
his family and his entire band of
horses. He will in all probability
take the Edmonton route and will
engage in freighting.
Owing to the condition of the
roads the merchants in the town
have not yet got their Christmas
goods in, they being at BlackFoot.
AS soon as the roads are in con-
dition there will be such a display
of holiday goods in the stores as
has never been seel before.
Jerry Mongeon will leave the
first part of next week for an sx-
extended trip. He will go to Fort
Macleod, N. W. T., an thence to
Montreal, Canada, and other east
ern cities. 1t is many years since
he has seen any of his friends and
no doubt he will greatly enjoy his
trip.
AS a result OF a slight misunder-
standing on Thanksgiving Day and
which was referred to in last
weeks paper, Charles Astel was
arrested on a charge of being
drunk and disorderly and threat
ening to fight. He az peared in
Justice Magee's court on Monday
and waived examination until he
could secure the services of a law
yer. The trial was therefore post
poned until Saturday of this week
and the bonds fixed at one hundred
dollars which was furnished.
The dog poisoning case has had
some further developments. Last
Sunday Joe Brown was arrested on
a complaint sworn out by Deputy
Sheriff Gardner charging him with
maliciously exposing poisoned
meat. THIS being under the head
of cruelty to animals he was arrest,
ed under a warrant aspecifng that
crime. His preliminary hearing
was gsven in Justice Magee's court
and several witnesses we're called
on the stand. No lawyers were
employed but the evidence against
the prisoner was so conclusive in
the opinion Of the judge that he
bound him over to appear for trial
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