The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-04-22
TIE DUPUYER HCHNTnH
April 22, 1897.
LOCAL LAYOUT.

Next Wednesday,
Choteau, Montana.
Assessor D. A. Penny has been
in this vicinity this week.
VIM. Macdonald Wright has
returned from Great Falls:
Go to the Mysteriarch show in
Choteau next Wednesday evening.
Gus Momberg, of the Agency,
passed through here Tuesday, on
his way to Choteau.
jack Anges passed through
towr the first Of the week on his
way to RossIand B. G.
The finest line of negligee shirts
ever brought to Teton county are
to be found at Meningitis.
Road Supervisor Laughlin has
been looking after the roads and
bridges in Dupuyer this week.
For Sale--75 head of steers, two,
three and four years old.
# JAMES MILLER.
Dennis Hennessay, who has been
working for B. R. Fowler, of
Pondera, for several months, came
to town today and will spend a few
days with friends.
Miss Annie Manix, of Dupuyer,
and her sister, Mrs. Quail, of Sun
River, were visiting in Great Falls
the first of the week.
Religious services, conducted by
Revs. Logan and Van Orsdel in
in the school house. Dupuyer, May
1st and End.
Be sure and see the Mysteriarch
show 10 Choteau on the evening Of
April 29th, Free dance after the
entertainment.
Carl Harris has let the contract
for the construction Of a $500
residence in Dupuyer to gentle
man by the name of Clark, of Great
Falls.
George Taylor, who is running
the restaurant at Browning, passed
through town Tuesday, en- route to
Choteau where he will look after
business interests,
For SALE-Ranch Of 800 acres,
all fenced. Located IL miles west
of Dupuyer. Good house, stable
and two cattle sheds. First-class
range. Plenty of water for irriga
ton. Call or address.
JAMES PHILLIPS,
Dupuyer, Mont.
J. E. Marcum, one of Deer
Lodge County's representatives in
the last legislature, is in towa this
week. Mr.. Marcum is interested
with HI. A. NORM in the cattle
business in this vicinity, and is
here looking after their interests.
He is very fayorably impressed
with this section as a stock country.
County Surveyor Field, with E.
P. Butler, j. W. Shields, T. W.
Lett and B. G.. Trescott expect to
leave Dupuyer in a day or two to
make the survey on the roads
ordered by the county commits.
sioners from Dupuyer to Pondera,
from Dupuyer to Robare and from
a point on Birch Creek, near Hill
and Messecar's place, west to the
Birch Greek Canyon.
What might have been a serious
accident happened at the cemetery
last Saturday afternoon. The
horse driven by Mrs. G. c. Dean in
some manner became unmanage.
able, and in the runaway that re-
suited the buggy was overturned
and Mrs. Dean thrown violently to
the ground. Fortunately no bones
we're broken, and aside from a
severe shaking up, nothing of a
serious nature resulted.
Stockmen in this vicinity who
have been riding the range in this
section for several days are very
agreeabiy surprised at the number
of dead animals found. A very
conservative estimate Of the loss
if loss it can be called-is placed
at less than n per cent. Com.
pared with other sections, &C.
cording to the reports published in
the state papers, this portion Of
Teton county has been extremely
fortunate during the winter just
passed.