The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-01-06
G. z. rrescott. P1siisner.

Montana's contribution to the
Cuban re ief fund is already over =
thousand doilars. Every,hlng
counts aud Montana is never last.
There was no formal inAugura.
tion OF Justice Pisott in Haiena,
on the 3rd, when he took his seat
or. the supreme bench for the first
time. He had already qualified
before a notary public ia the EalIs.
]. B. Haggip, the Millionaire OF
Anaconda, New york and several
other places, has gone and got
married again, This time he mar
ried his niece, that is the niece OF
his former wife. He IL q gay
Lothar,o Of "a aud his wife, Miss
Pearl Voorhees,, has seen %. sum
mers. They were, married in
Versailles Ky and rode TO their
home in hubby's private car.
The report of the commissioners
for the asylumwhlch was ,tled with
the governor recently shows a
large increase In the number Of
patients at the Warm Springs
as ) Ium during the year. On Nov.
80 there were Alb persons in the
asylum of whom 32O were men, a
net Increase of "a over last year.
Silver Bow couEty leads in the
uum Der of patients con iaad with
76, while Lewis and Clarke has 81.
Starvation is now a fact in Cuba
and relief is pouring into The
stricken island from the United
States. II the Americans could mol
be- allowed to fight for Cuba they
can show their good wists6y feliey'
: ing the suffering caused py wei
nigh barbarous warfare. The
Spanish authorities, with unnsua
magnaoimity, have con 'entel It
ct the con ributions into the iSlant
tree Of duty.
A unique labor suit is being
tried in Great Falls now the reSul
of which will be of Importance t.
employers aud employed A com
paw hired man to do some wor
on Sunday and he presented a hi
calling for double pay. The com
pany refu >ei to pay the extra ant
the man sued and received judge
ment in thu jlstice court for hl
=. rhe COMPANY appealed tn
case and it is now pending. Their
is only s6 so involved in the cas-
but the result will be frought wit
great Importance to many. ~
The terrors of the Kondike ar
\ diminished ty half, according
the views of Pat'ic Holland, we
:. known Butte min er, who has jus
returned from Dawson City. Nj
Holland says there will be no star
walton in Klondike this win'er,- eve
. if nj lie expe li.ion is seat in
although the inhaotants OF u
country will hav' to husband the
stores a. perchanre may Lave
reduce their rations somewhat
order to insure their supplies las
. ing through the winter. Neith'
lis the )ouruey to the new land (
gold so arduous as has been pain
ed, says Mr.. Holland, who m
with little difficulty in the tri
He scouts The idea of the feasiD
ity of the government sending in
reindeer expedition or ahy 9th
ind in fact. He does not beiie
the scheme which is favored
others to 60 ic on the ice wi
=. horses and sleighs will be- succes
> fully ACCOMPLISHED He left But
on the 18Th of last August "a
journeyed to Klondike. remain
two months in Dawson City ~
- the diggings and arrived hon
again on Ianary lst. He we
over the Chilcoot pass. His par
leased mlLe aud worked it
two months and had TO quit for'
winter owing to shortage OF ca
dies, with, he says, will gr"l
diminish the output ri .5r,t- I
wiut-r.
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