The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-01-21
LOCAL LAYOUT.

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at the Dupuyer hotel tomorrow
evening.
"Curley" Robinson spent a
couple days with friends in town
this week.
Robt. M. Steele and Geo. Adam
of Choteau, paid their Dupuyer
friends a short visit this week.
John Devine and daughter, Miss
Emma, returned Tuesday evening
from their trip to Choteau, Sun
River and Great Falls.
A local telephone system is being
put in the business houses of
Choteau. A. J. Vance is manager
of the new enterprise.
Miss Jessie.Leech, of Alton, Iowa,
accompanied her brother, Frank,
home and will spend several weeks
visiting with relatives in this
section.
Fl. E. Belcher and wife and Miss
Bradley, of the Blackleaf, drove
over to Duouyer Monday and spent
the evening with friends, returning
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Wadsworth, a coal miner Of
many years experience, who had
the coal contract at Assinaboine
last year, has gone to inspect the
coal mines on Birch Greek, with
the view of locating there.
Mrs. J. E. Wamsley of Cbo'eau
wife of Teton county's representa-
tive in the legislature, arrived
Yesterday from Helena, where sh'
had visited for some time, and LEI
in the evening for her home
Great Falls Tribune.
J. T. Leech returned Sunday
evening from an extended trip east
He visited with friends in Iowa
Illinois and Missouri while away
Judging from the stories Fran
r tells he has had a fine time, but
nevertheless glad to get back t
Dupuyer.
y Judge and Mrs. D. F. Smit
! have taken up their permanen
residence at the county seat. Co
umbia Falls rejoices at the judge
political advancement, but view
the departure of Mr.. and Mr.
Smith with the deepest and mo!
sincere regret.-Columbian.
Frank Ralph has moved with h
family to Dupuyer and are occup,
ing a portion of the Treseott res
dence, on the east side. NJ
Ralph will at once com nence tt
erection of she county Jail, ORDER
!, built here by the commissioner
The building is to be l6x24 fee
one story high.
The beautiful weather we ha
X been enjoying since the LIST
December was broken today with
snow storm, about three inches
. "the beautiful" having fallen.
no wind accompanied the stor
: and the temperature has not fall
u, UGH below the freezing point, t
!. stock interests in this section /
benefited, not injured. thereby.
Alex. G. Monroe, of Ponder
has decided to start a stage i
!. be ween that place and Dupuy
!. making, for the present, at lea
Y two round trips per week ]
Y coach will leave Pondera Mono
70 and Thursday mornings at 8
a. M, arriving here between 2 {
II 3 p. m, returning to Pondera
. day following. This route ,
prove of great advantage to
people of this section, and sho
be literally patronlzed. An eff
should be made to have a ds
mail route established betw,
these points.
While we r contemplating
\ growth of Dupuyer during
- coming summer, it will be well
us to make preparations for m
q scholars in IL public school,
W as the school room does not +
more than accommodate the d;
attendance, it will be necess
for the trustees to provide m
room for those who are to &C
later. This can be easily
cheaply done by building an
s., dition on the east side of
present building, aud the 500