The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-12-02
Publishei Every Thursday.


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". H. Copaiffesweu: down to the
county sat thisweek.
After Sunday, December 9th, the
postoftiee via be found in Jos.
Hirshberg 4 COS store instead of
I, ". McKn,ght's place as formerly
- on that date Tire transfer will
lake place. hi s
The mail from Blsckfoot contin-
les TO be vesy Irregular. The
crossings Of sak creess ;on the res
srvatiou are almost impassabls
owing to osshs fornat'on Of b,xh
0anks Of siush icenear the shores
while in the centre the streams
are open. y1ifficMs for even a
saddle horse n get across 10 some
plaees The meiLis sometimes now
brought oyeK thatsend Of the road
on. horseback. ~
Nmay be interestingso many to
know that the lowest temperature
ever recorded in the United State :
was REGISTERED ~ the government
weather bureau station at Poplar
river in 1887. La that year the
lowest point reached was 63 de.
grees below zero. The station a.
that point has long since been
dlscontiaued and probably the
coldess station now ia the ST stes is
at Havre, with St. Vincent, MINI.
taking second place.
The savings banksset New Eng
iand are benevolent Institutions,
operated solely in theint.rests OF
shs depositors and without prof,
10 those who control their affairs.
The extreme conceru naaifestet
s1 81 having she eovefsighs Of thes'
savings institutions That they shall
perform lthe object for Twhief
established is well shown by Til,
following excerpt from the las
| report of the bank examiner OF tn,
state of Maine. 4s. :Ss
+ The resident is. cf Glasgow ar
Kicking viy,rouslysand With goo'
cause over the difficulty OF obtain
Ing title to lots in the Glasgow
! townsite. Some OF them bough
originally from Chas. E. Hall VIII
would not give them = deed; th'
district Judge afterwards sought Il
secure title throu ,h the Helena
land office, but this also proves
unavailing and an effort is now
oeing made to settle matter
through the laad office 1T Mile
City.
! Next Monday at Choteau tn
board of county commissioners vii
meet in regular sessioc,3 the las
one OF the year. ,.Iu this couaec
tioa il is perhaps pertinent to-, &c
mark that a fex weeks ago weaske
the question, ..~ho are the CON
missioness Of, this SCOUT
anyhoNs'aa The 'geaag man w
has peoned hiassli to the hea !
veightaof the. Teton crocoo 'e Il
once proceeded to Work himse fat
. passion aud informed the AGAR
tha that its editor was lacking i
brains or be would have know
that on the sth OF Novembe
Ms.srs Gibson. Coffey and Fran
Jones, the worthy, gentlemen wh
received the highest number I
votes at the last election for tho:
pos,tioas wou ster ,u,o t she'
! Of Messrs Millsr Taylor and y
D. Jones. the warthy ge"t'eme
that'have so ably looked after tt
J .!,aifs o: the county Of Tstc
Tor tvo years and aEba'fpast.s
is strange that the editor OF IL
Acaatha was 50 lacking III brain
but re are not yet wiling to th &c
: upborh ha -ds and ask y msrcif
Fproyidence to send US to+rhc- ran
.rhooi the poor simple peon asten
Cd, Messrs Miller, Taylor Al
lanes viii; be in their pasitio
inxt Monday and the .bArgA Ain ma
Iii ,hv wopsy pops5 caaap shat.
Enrd, i. Beaupre, 4, frucaot-set 4
Would establish a newspaper at t
lapnty seat th.y would De Civ
1.-THE con tract for county printing
< shs March. 1923. session will
'ItlfaApshs. rhs pear peoa! !
pNkhave. va are sokry TO say,
- Nseeunay OF Teton, Fsscssp; p;ski
& thereafter.