The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-04-21
THE DupuvER HCH NTH
A pril ri, 1888.
LOCAL LAYOUT.

Daniel Fahlman has returned .
from the Falls. h
a car Of baker and glidden wire
will be in next week. mcknight. .
S. L. Potter has returned from a
| his visit to his old home at Potter,
Kansas.
F. P. Cowell has moved with his
family to their ranch on the lower
Dupryer.
Evan Jones. Of the Dry Forks, is {
a business visitor at the future
county seat today.
Victor Viau and family have
moved into the house recently
vacated by F. P. Cowell.
a car of farm wagons, spring
Wagons, disc harrows and plows
will be in next week. leave your
orders if in need of any. me-
knight.
Alexis Campbell, the blacksmith,
is putting the finishing touches on
his new shop, and will be ready to
move in to it in a few days. He
will commence work on his new
residence in a couple of weeks.
For Sale or Rent.-The Cofer
ranch on Sheep creek. Plenty of
water for all necessary purposes.
Good buildings. Have also 10 or
IL good work horses for sale.
> Call on or address j. A. VanBus-
kirk, Dupuyer.
]. W. Noble, O. L. Graham and
W. L. CLANCY, OF Stockton, Kas.,
are recent arrivals in Dupuyer.
We welcome them to the ''wild and
woody west" and hope that they
will find it profitable to locate here
permanently.
B. ]. Mathews, ''bar slave"
writes to this paper from Pondera
that he has moved his stock of
Liquors to the Aldrich house, where
he will be found day or night
!, ready to satisfy a thirsty public
with the best the market affords.
John Mosher, Of Pcndera, was
a business visitor in Dupuyer, to.
day. In conversation with a rep
resentative of the Acantha be
stated that the Ponoera country
was pra ctically a unit for Dupuyel
for the county seat. This will b.
unwelcome news for our neighbour!
in the south end Of the county.
A large number of prospector
have passed through town during
the past week, bound for the cede'
strip. The men do not seem to b
In any great hurry. as they full.
re realize it will be impossible TO
them to do any work there befor
the LIST of June. The department
made a bad blunder il opening tn
strip at this time of year.
DR.. W. E. Almas left here las
Sunday for Shelby where he ha
decided to locate permanently
The good people of Shelby and tn
=, Marias country will find the Gocto
to be an excellent physician an
surgeon, and, while we do nc
wish them any bad luck hope the
up will furnish him with work. enoug
to keep him in the county.
,~, St. Denis & Eiau are conten
plating building a new blacksmit
shop on their lots in Dupuye
sometime during the comm
summer. The building is to /
50x62 feet, two stories high. I'll
= lower floor will be used as
a blacksmith and wagon sho,
while the upper story will
partitioned off into a town ha
II and lodge rooms.
John NJ. Laughlin, who h;
spent the winter with relatives
-, Iowa and Missouri, has returned
his Dupuyer home. We were IL
to believe when John left here la
fail that he would bring home wi
ANA him a Mrs. L%aughlin, and '
regret to make the announcemeI
that he is still a bachelor. Ho,
ever he says he had a plcasar
~ time liz the east and may return
any time.
: The Dupuyer boomers who lie
here last week for the coded str
of the Blackfeet reservation ha'