The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-07-07
THE DUpUYER HCHNTHH
July Z. 1888.
LOCAL LAYOUT.

DR.. w. E. Cord returned from
the county seat last Tuesday even
ing.
]. A. VanBuskirk and wife spent
the Fourth with friends at the
county seat.
G. M. Coffey was up from his
ranch neal Bynum yesterday buy
Ing supplies for his sheep shearers
The party who took Pratt Wiki
inson's spurs from the Hotel Nor
ton on the Fourth will please re-
turn them at once to Mrs. Steele.
Mrs. T. E. Delaney and children
will leave Dupuyer in two or three
days for Scio, Oregon, where they
will visit with relatives during the
summer.
The Misses Mary, Annie and
Loretta Hughes. Maggie Monahan,
Annie Sullivan and FURRY Hughes
of the Marias, came up and helped
US celebrate the Fourth.
H. w. Krause, OF Pondera, was
a business visitor in Dupuyer last
Saturday. He says that every
man in his section of the country
will do his utmost for Dupuyer for
the county seat.
Glasgow Gazette: From a letter
receiv. ID from Thos Cushing it is
learned that ibis hotel at Culbert>
son was fired by an incendiary
6end. Part of the building was
burned to the ground.
George NJ. Lescarentz of Belt
was in town last week on his way
home from St. Mary's. He speaks
highly of the camp. Says he has
located four good claims and has
left two men there to do his assess
ment work. He will return to the
strip in a few weeks and engage in
the saloon business.
BY sensible order from the
post office department newspapers,
as first class matter, will be for
warded to soldie rs at their severa
army camps without extra cost, nc
matter how often they may be
transferred. This is wise and
p oper. What a soldier "a learr
about war from d first class news
psp,r can scarcely be estimated.
The town of Dupuyer has a re
. preventative in Cuba in the person
of j. Howard Barnum who en-
listed in the regular army se7era
months ago and has gone to tn
front with the rest of the boys
" ~;arney" mas the material IN hin
tor making a good soldier and W
look forward with pleasure to tn
time when he will return and relat
to the FOUNDERS how the play cam,
up at Santiago.
a Wednesday afternoon of las
week information was brought t
Choteau that the remains of
dead man were found in a cabi
belonging to Frank Truchot on tn
Muddy about II miles east {
e Bynum. From the condition G
d the remains it was evident that tn
e man han been fouly murdere
several months ago. There is n
clue either TO the identity Of tn
n murdered man or his murdercrs
By direction Of the the re
e mains we,e buried on the ranch o,
:, which they were found.
4 The newspaper men OF Montar
sympathize with Editor Corson {
T. the Choteau Montanian and hi
8 brothers on account of the SD
death Of their father, George W
l. Corson, which occurred in Chotea
d or June 20, 1898, at 4 a m. Tn
deceased was well known ia NORTH
ern Montana having been in bus
ness in Sun River and at Gre;
Falls ( r several years and of la
years had been a resident of u
ouhty seat. 1t was the writer
at privilege to be imtln ately a,
&c Guainted.with Mr.. Corson during b
residence at the latter place an
OF we always found him to be 6
honorable, upright Christian ge
i tleman, AMI in his death tt
&c community loses a valuable citize
Peace to his ashes.
80. The Great Falls wool markt
III lOOk another lump uD TODAY. WHIT