The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-09-02
ing next Saturday.

knight will leave here tomorrow
for business trip to Great Fails
and Helena. Mr.. Mcknight will
be absent about a month.
Miss Jessie Leech has gone to
Cascade, where she will visit with
the family of Frank Copper for
few days. From this place she
will return to her home at Alton.
Iowa.
A dance will be given in the
town hall, Dupuyer, on the evening
of September 10th. Music will be
furnished by the Dupuyer string
band, and good time is assured.
Everybody invited.
Pat Gallagher and plrty. who
have been camping in the vicinity
Of Fish Lake for q week past,
were in town Monday From here
they went north and expect to
spend a couple of weeks in
Canada.
Patrick Grey has sold his ranch
on Birch creek, about four miles
below Robare, to Charles Dav.in.
This ranch is very valuable one
and will prove needed acquisition
to MIR. Davlin's other property on
the flat.
VIM. G. Orr has been appointed
local agent for the American
Woolen Mill, Of Grand Forks, and
will be pleased to take your order
for suit Of clothes. Satisfaction
in fit, price and quality of goods is
guaranteed.
M. r. Cowell and family, Wallace
Cove, and Thomas Gregson left
here the first OF the week with q.
herd of sheep that they will drive
into the Northwest territory and
dispose of. They will be absent
about six weeks.
Joseph Bryant and party, Of
Great Falls, passed through town
this week with couple OF trotting
horses. They were on their way
to the races at Mcleod and Calgary
and expect to return later with
barrel or two of Canadian money.
John M. Hyde and George A.
Ketcham returned from their
mining claims recently. Their
claims are located in the Nc
Donald lake country, and the
quartz they brought back with
them is the richest ever brought in
from that district Evidently the
boys have struck it lucky-at least
we hope so.
At Bynum, on August 80, 1897,
Mr.. Owen Williams and Miss Agnes
Boone, of that place, were united
in the holy bonds of wedlock by
Rev. George Logan, of Choteau.
The bride and groom are well>
known residents of this county,
and hosts of friends JOIN with the
Acantha in extending to them the
usual congratulations.
Olaf Field, county surveyor, re-.
turned to Choteau Sunday even-
ing. Mr.. Field has been in this
section for nearly month survey
; ing ranches, irrigation bitches,
ETC., and those who have employed
him speak highly of his ability as
civil engineer. He will return
to Dupuyer in couple of weeks to
4 complete some work here.
George II. Stanton, who repre-.
;, sentented Cascase county during
the last Mon Ia Legislature has
;, just returned from the park. says
: the Helena Independent. While
=. discussing the political situation
in Montana aud the Forthcoming
senatorial contest next fall, he sale
recently "United States Senate,
Lee Mantle's term expires next
year and his successor will be
elected at the next state election.
: | ain led to believe that Mr.. Mantle
wound like to succeed himself.
While he is silver republican and
q Daily man, ] do not think he will
: get it. The powers that be in the
state will undoubtedly decree thai
the honor must go t. some one else.
s Ex-Gov. J. X. Toole, of Helena,
wants to go to Washington again
and l am reliably Informed that he
e will stump the state next fall in
:, his own behalf. At that election
we will elect 20 Legislators and IL