The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-10-21

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for sale at Meningitis.
S. l.. Potter went down to Che
teau last Sunday, returning on
Tuesday
Herbert L. Pierson, of Pondera,
has gone to Cherry Valley, Illinois,
on a visit. He will probably be
away several weeks.
The town hail in Chotcau is now
nearly converted into a good court
house. The vaults are in and the
building will be ready for occu
pancy pretty soon.
The smoke seen to the north east
of the town for the past few days,
and thought by many to be from u
prairie fire, is the smoke from a
steam shovel at work on the Great
Northern.
The Cooper Martin Sheep Co
has this week transferred to T. G.
Power & Bros. their entire inter-
ests in Teton county. consisting Of
sheep, ranches, etc. The consid-
GRAFTON could not be learned.
Word comes from Calgary That
Sam Livingstone, n of the oldest
of old timers in the west, dropped
dead ir the streets Of that town a
short time ago. He was in this
country in the early COS. making
his home in Fort Benton for a
!, time.
A most enjoyable time vas spent
; at a social dance held in the town
hall on Saturday night. The
music vas good and the people
Thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
} The supper was served in tn.
Hotel Morton and was up to the
: usual excellent stand lrl of III ~
. hosiery. Tn, instlgtt,rs OF til. G
social pleasures, Mes rs. Kunkel
and iller, d., serva CT dit for tn il
, efforts in thus adding to the so.ial
h pleasures of the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Scoffin art
o lying in DR.. brakes hospital a
Choteau suffering from injuries
sustained in u u away last Sun
day. They had been in Chotoa-
C and were returning home they
stopped at a gate on the Burton
bench which is Oh their road home
While Mr., Scoifin was opening II
gate the horses became fraction
and Mrs. Scoffin could not hold on
:, Mr.. Scoffin, in his efforts to ge
into the rig, had Lis leg broke
:. and his wife was thrown throug
a wire fence fhficting a terribl
wound on her arm They wer
y taken back to Choteau and ar
under the care of Dr.. Drake.
:, Allan Nicholson, the rustlln
i. merchant tailor of Great Falls
j., was in Dupuyer again last Satur
day and Sunday. He brought wit
him this time several suits an
~ other clothing that had been OF
, dercd a short time previously
Without q single exception tt
suits were perfect fits and no Gus
" toner was dissatisfied with h
bargain. Allan is a man of plea,
= ing address and accommodatin
" manners and better than all h
lis tailoring establishment gives tt
al most excellent satisfaction, whic
re will guarantee him a permaner
trade in this section of the countr
That Dupuyer has a builuin
boom tins fall no one can deny tn
visits the town. Besides the bull
ings already put up and improvy
this summer, James leighton h;
'h a force of men putting up live
barn 60x30 feet for Mrs G. G. Dea
.oe Gus, Senieur, with his men, b
Eel nearly completed the store bull
ne ing and dwelling house for G.
fo- Lanning & co., Frank Cowell
w. putting up new stable on h
'n' residences property in town, Al'
Ses Campbell is putting up a residen
'oV and a blacksmith shop on six ]c
mo purchased last week from ]. '
McKtiyht. The lumber is
Blackfoot for the new churc
9" Lots are cheap for building pit
re- poses and several deals are beii
made with ranchers and others W
his inland hni11ln S1np