The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-02-04
THE DUpUYER acHNrHH.
February 4, 1897.
LOCAL LAYOUT.

Try, some of that delicious honey
for sale at Meningitis l5s. =
Ernest Savory was t%ransacting
business at the county seat this
week. ''> "'~
Evan D. Jones, of Po"dera, is in
town today looking after business
interests.
Hardy F. England, treasurer
elect, is spending the week with
friends in the county seat.
1t is reported a large vein of
coal has been discovered i'll the
mountains west of Fish Lake.
VIM. Bevan, of Pondera, came up
Yesterday, aud will spend a couple
Of days with friends in town. -.
Your, face is all right but you
will need anew n for-.the mas
qurade. Mcknight has them for
| sale.
Chas. Simons. who acted as in
teri r ter in the Double Runner case
at Helena, returned home last
Monday.
julius Hirshberg and Harry
Marks, OF Choteau, we're here from
Friday to Monday, assisting Carl
Harris in taking an invoice of his
stock.
Supper will be served at the
Hotel Morton, as well as at the
Dupuyer Hotel, on the night of
the masquerade, given by the Du-
puyer orchestra.
DR.. c. A. Robertson, of Foun-
taintown, Indiana, is at Burton this
county, Investigating the. re-
sources of that part of the country,
with a view of locating an Indiana
colony at that place.
G. NJ. Coffey, of Bynum, was in
Dupuyer this week, transacting
business. We would be very much
pleased to have the gentleman
locate here permanently. Dupuyer
has need of just such substantial
citizens.
A letter from Shelby, dated
January Both contains the sad i'm
tellegence that Arthur Lorin
Davies, eldest son. of j. v. Dawes,
of the Marias, died of diphtheria,
and that Ernest, another son, was
very sick with the same disease.
The family have the sympathy OF
the entire community.
S. L. Potter returned yesterday
from t1athead county. He says
the people over there are willing to
take from Teton all we have a mind
to give them. What is the matter
with making them a present of all
OF that country north Of Spring
Hill We need some new roads ur
here, ard Flathead would be wll,ino
to build them if given the chance.
Jas. McTevitt's herd of sheen,
mentioned in these columns last
week as having been lost, together
with the herder, have been found.
They had drifted thirty-ive miles.
Several Of the sheep were missing,
but a great majority had been
safely taken care of by the faith
full shepherd who himself was
almost dead with suffering and
hunger.
At the meeting of the schoo.
board held last Friday afternoon
Charles B. Cartwright was rejected
teacher, for a term of five months
A four months term was granted to
the people living. Birch creek, anG
Thos. ], Lillard of the Blackleaf
was chosen as teacher. The CLERK
was ordered to- advertise for bids
tor the erection of an addition,
24x36 feet IN size, to the Dupuye,
s .hool house. 49,.
Sheriff Hagan of Teton county i.
in the city en- route to Warn
Spri gs with a patient in the per
son OF Rev. John Williams Brodie
of the Methodist church, who has
been doing mission work among
the Blackfoot Indians under direc-
tions of Rev Mr.. butcher. Mr..
Brodie is of a nervous, excitable
temperament, and during the last
few months has labored %incessantly
to improve the moral condition OF
the Indians. A few DAYS ago he