The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-11-24
THE DUpuYER aCRNTAa
November 24,l898.
LOCAL LAYOUT.

Joseph G. McCuaig has returned
from a trip to Great Falls.
J. w. Clark Is a business visitor
at the county seat this week.
The school BOARD viii. have a
meeting next Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Link. Humble has been on
the sick list this week with q
severe attack O: pleurisy.
George Hirshberg, OF Choteau.
has accepted a position in Jos.
Hirshberg l. Co.'S Dupuyer store.
His pardon from the penitentiary
being nownassured, Jack Bloor is a
candidate for clerk of the senate.
Wanted-Cattle to winter. or
will rent sheltered pasture with
hay. F. O. Box Sc, Bynum, Mont.
Evan Jones and wife, Of the
Dry Forks, are III town today.
Thsy will take in the masquerade
ball this evening.
George e. Taylor's Medicine
Lodge saloon has been closed
for repairs for several days. but
will reopen in a short time.
Robert Dixon, a successful
rascher and sheepman Of the Dry
Forks, near Pondera, is in town
today t~ransacting business.
Cnas. Simoas is 10 from the res.
eryation this week. He is on his
way to Choteau, where he goes to
attend district court as q witness.
1t is a safe prediction that the
next democratic national conven-
tion will declare against free silver
What will the Montana democrats
TO in that event?
We must insist upon u patrons
paying the amounts due US on
subscription, advertising and job
printing Otherwise the accounts
will be placed in the hands of an
agency for collection,
If you are in the market to buy,
sell or rent, q small ad in our
columns will put you in touch with
some person you can do business
with. We have done it for others
and can do the same for you.
S,,as A. McPhee, of Choteau,
who was here last week looking fnl
sheep to purchase, has returned te
his home, having bought in th1
neighborhood of $1,000 worth from
J. T. Leecb & Co.
If you owe the Acantha any
thing on subscription, advertis
ing or job printing we must insis
IN bcing paid at once. W.
need the money and propose. t.
have it or know the reason why.
Mrs. Belle Matthews has re,
turned to Juneau, Alaska; wher,
she will look after her miains
interests in that sectIon,. She ha.
one claim upon which q deep, shat
has been sunk. and splendid re.
suits are expected, from it.
The sheepmen are very much
encouraged over the prospects 70,
this winter. The range is in good
condition, the sheep are fat, the
weather is al, that could be desired,
and everyone has sufficient hay tc
carry them through ) compare,
lively hard winter.
Jere Sullivan of Fort Benton has
leased the Great Falls hotel, t. rm.
erly the Ulm house, and will take
possession the first of the month.
Will Clarke the former proprietor,
will devote his attention hereafter
to the Rocky Mountain mineral
baths and other remedies.
Strayed-3ay horse branded / T
on left hip and vented E I above.
Horse lost from Chalmers ranch,
on the Muddy in July. IS 90 re.
ward will be paid for ITS return to
J. E. Helms ranch near Dupuyer.
Information as to it's whereabouts
will be suitably re wardt d. +.
Advices, from IIavre report an
outbreak of diphtheria in that
vicinity, and that one death has
resulted from the ma,ady. The
several cases have. been quaran.
tined. and it is. believed by the
medical authorities that the disease
is we'll under control. New ar
rivals fro;n~the east "a..6 supposed