The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-07-21
THE DupuYER aCaNTHa
July FL. 1888.
LOCAL LAYOUT

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Dupuyer will win the county
seat, hands down.
Thos. S. Miller, OF Pondera. was
a business visitor at Pondera this
week.
Link Humble, Of the "F" outfit,
is visiting with his family 10 town
this week.
Mrs. Aldrich has recently moved
ito the new residence she has
built at Pondera.
Born, 70 Charles Buckley and
wife, OF Birch creek, on Friday.
July Is, 1898, q son..
Marion Shook and H. c. Kunkle
expect to leave here this week for
az "exploring'' trip Lorth of. the
Mariss.
A representative Of the Tribune
was here last week looking after
tie interests OF that excellent pub.
LEGATION.
Mrs. Adella G. Wilcox had made
application for a divorce from her
husband, E. G. Wilcox. She asks
for the custody of the children,
a division OF the property and
attorneys fees.
Jos. Scott has leased the Dupu-
yer livery aud feed stable and will
take possession this week. Joe i,
a thoroughly competent man al
this business and undoubtedly hs
will give entire satisfaction TO hi.
patrons.
Candidates for county Offices
are beginning to make the rounds,
aud ere another month the poli,ica
pot will be boiling in good shape
The prospect for republican sue
cess, all along the line, was neve,
brighter. Let's pull together,
boys, and win a glorious victory,
VIM, Thomas was brought ir
from Bynum last Friday evening
by Deputy Sheriff Steele, charged
with having disturbed the peace
and quiet of tina: neighborhood.
.'by loud and boistrous talk an6
challenging to fight" On a plea o
guilty he was fred IS and costs BY
Justice Magee.
In a week or ten days the sheer
dipping plant that is being bull
by H. w. Kraus, at Poadera, will
he ready for business. All shee1
men are agreed that the occasiona
dipping OF their flocks is a grea
benefit, and no doubt Mr.. Krau
will reap the benefit his enterpris
: in building this plant entitle
him to.
The populist party and E. A
carleton G to be very niue
alike. Both claim to be the onl
" true hieuds of the laboring classes
Recently Carleton vas oonvicte
A OF trying t" hold out SIS pr
month from the salary OF one a
his clerks. The balance Of tt
popul,stic leaders in the state onl
lack the opportunity to do tn
same thing. Their friendship
labor is measured only in til
'e dollar and cents columns.
j. ]. Brown, OF POnde.a,. was
a. business visitor at Dupuyer thi
y week. Mr.. Brown is making a
n active canvass for the republics
nomination for county assesso
fe and assures US that he is maxim
Or friends wherever he goes and vi
,, 70 into the convention with q lars
following. While the Acantl
t. does not wish to commit itself f
Us or against this gentle,nan's cand
" dacy, we will say that the laborir
= class of this county should /
"a recognized by the political partie
and 10 nominating Mr.. Brown Il
repub leans will be taking Il
- Initiative. With but one or t.
exec ptions the professional POI
t~icians have controlled the non
nations in all parties since t
creation Of Teton county.
&c W. g. Conrad, Kyle PAIGE. C.N
Conrad, Of the Falls, and N.
Daring, Of Fort Benton, arriv
H. here last Friday for the purpose
Il looking over and making estima'
&c OF the cost Of the proposed dit