The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-04-15
THE DupUYER HcHNTHH
April Is, 1897.
LOCAL LAYOUT.

Landlord Hodgskiss has an ad-
vertisen ent In these columns this
week. Read it and stop with Bill
while in Choteau.
Frank vickery, and wife, who
have spent the winter in Dupuyer,
have gone to Rossland, b. c.,
where he has secured employment.
Mrs. Waghorn, Of Great Falls,
wife of the popular conductor on
the narrow guage, is spending the
week with her friend Miss Blanche
Luce, of Pondera.
E. E. Leech and W. d. Jones
returned from Kalispe.l last Tues
day evening. They purchased
abont IS, 900 feet of lumber for use
for the Landing season.
F. D. Cooper's men are driving
a band of sheep from Birch creek
to Cascade. They will return at
ouce with a band of ewes that will
be run on the range here during
the summer.
J. W. Mcknight has just recelv
ed a new line of dry goods and
gents furnishing goods that he is
selling at very low prices. The
stock is probably the best ever
brought to northern Montana.
Wm Macdonald Wright has gone
to Great Falls to look after bust.
ness interests. 1t is rumored that
the firm Of Malone & Wright is TO
be dissolved and that Mr.. Wright
will have full control OF the outfit
after he returns.
Adam & Thompson have re-
opened the st Louis Beer Hall at
Choteau. They are handling the
celebrated Metropole brand oil
whiskey, manufactured in 1888.
They also have the celebrated
Canadian Rye.
Several strangers have come tc
town recently for the purpose Of
securing work. In all probability
they will be steadily employed in
couple OF weeks; but it is no,
advisable for more to come in as
the demand for laborers "a be
fully supplied here.
We received a communication
this week from Browning signed
only by the writer's initials, AS il
is impossible for US TO make Out
the writer's name the article will
not be published in these columns
We must have the names of our
correspondents.
Owen Williams. who has been
working for Clark Bros. tor some
time past has purchased the saloon
at Bynum from Fry & Co. He
keeps a good line OF liquors and
cigars. The thirsty traveller will
find this saloon a good place in
which to refresh himself.
R~oadmaster Seaman, OF the
Great Falls and Canada, was in
Pondera last Tuesday looking over
the road bed. 1t is understood
that it is the intention of this com
pany to rebuild the bridges and
culverts on this line during the
summer and be prepared for the
standard guage that will be built
next fall.
George A. Woods, Of the firm oil
Woods Il Person. of Ponde,a, has
been spending the winter travel
ing. He has been as far east as
Chicago aud as far south as
Denver. He returned to Pondera
last week fully convinced tina;
there is no place like Montana, and
will hereafter remain here content.
ed. There is nothing that will SC
thoroughly convince a man OF
Montana's superior advantages as
a short visit to other states.
Baron Max Won Maximiliiar
Grotthuss is dead. For severa'
weeks he has been an inmate oil
of DR. brakes hospital at Choteau,
and everything possible that could
be done for his comfort Was per.
formed by his friends and hi,
physician, but to no avail. Yes
terday morning his earthly careel
was ended by death. Mr.. Croft
huss had been q resident Of thi'
county for several years. A native
of Russia. he was banished bv tn,