The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-03-03
TIE DuPUYER aCHNTHH
March 3, 1893.
LOCAL LAYOUT.

& Co.
Joseph Boliu spent a few days in
town this week, calling on friends.
Born, on Sunday, February 81,
1898, to the wife of NJ. r. Cowell,
a son,
Peter Joyce, of Choteau, has
accepted the position as cook at
the Hotel Morton.
Frank H. Federhen has been al
lowed a pension of Sc a month
from April 81, 1897:
]. w. Mcknight and Ray Cowell
left here yesterday on a business
trip to Choteau and Great Falls.
Henry Weimer, who has been
visiting with friends in Great
Falls for several days, returned 10
Dupuyer today.
Messrs. Lippencott, Elliott and
Lyttle, of the reservation, passed
through town this evening, on
their way to Augusta.
Mrs. May White Horses and
husband have gone to Piegan, on
the reservation, where they Will
! make their home in the future.
We are pleased to announce thai
there is no truth IN the rumor cir.
culated recently that W D
Jones had sold his property here
and intended to live in the east.
Frank Federhen has ordered 6
complete photographing outf,
from the east, and in a week OF
ten days will be ready tor business
10 that line.
Robt. M. Steele, mine host of the
Hotel Morton, made a business
trip to the county seat the fore
part of the week, returning to
Dupuyer yesterday.
Alexis D. Campbell and Frank
Brown made a trip to Blackfoor
this week for the purpose of bring
ing down the lumber for Mr..
C~ampbell's new blacksmith shop
The building will completed now
in a short time.
Gabriel Salois came in from tn,
county seat last evening with
load of freight, While at Chotea,
he was exposed TO the measles, ant
on arriving here was badly broker
out with the disease. He was a
once taken to his home on uppe
Oupuyer creek.
The comptroller of the currenc,
has authorized Receiver Wilson 0
the Merchants National bank. Q
Helena to declare a dividend OF
per cent, payable as soon as tn
schedules cal be prepared An
other dividend of 5 per cent i
expected by May. l.
A Laramie, Wyo., cattlema
informs al exchange that the
, have experienced a pretty har
winter in Wyoming and consider
able loss will result, to shee
owners especially. Considered.
snow has fallen and has RENAME
on the ground, and most owner
have been compelled to feed almo!
the entire season, Sheepmen ha,
suffered the most, and he thinl
there will be considerable 10:
before spring is over.
Henry Weimer received motto
, today from the Helena land Off,
that in the case of Henry Vein
VS.. Chas. r. Scoffin VS.. the hei
y of John Hardness. deceas ed, i
volving no nesteal entry No. 575
(the Hardness homestead in t
1t Dry Forks, the Hon. Commi
%sioner of the General Land Off
at Washington, has denied Scotfir
is motion for review of the decisiC
made Nov. 3, 1897. This acti
gives the land to Weimer.
;. 1t is announced that Ex-Mai
. Mclaughlin, since he resigned
agent at the Blackfeet r~eservatio
has been earning a livelihood
I'll "daubing houses fur de Iniuns
His leasure moments have be
put in on the safe end Of the ror
while the festive Montana cayu
was attached to the other end
. the aforesaid rope. These cayus
are to be used in Mes expedite
e to he Klondike-at the head
ST. Mary's. AS to his uniform o