The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-06-08

AoHh 1hioooull, has OeeH IN town this
week, visiting friends.
Walter s.. Clark, of Bynum, and VIM
S. Shepherd, of Great Falls, were busi-
ness visitors in Dupuyer last Sunday.
Congressman David B. Henderson, of
Iowa, has received enough; pledges to
insure his election as speaker of the next
congress.
N. M. Gordon expects to leave here
next Sunday for his ranch in Choteau
county. He expects to be absent several
days.
George Nc L. Peppard, the Pondera
carpenter, is ~transacting business in
Dupuyer and vicinity this week.
Chairman Perkins has gone to Choteau
to attend the regular June meeting of
the board of county commissioners.
g 81. Thorpe returned the first of the
OF the week from Great Falls, where he
has been for a few days ~transacting
business.
Miss Bernice Mcknight, who is attend
ing school at Fafrbault, Mimi, is ex-
pected home about the 18th inst, to
spend the summer vacation.
Under-Sherif Dan Hagerty came out
from the county seat late this evening
for the purpose of serving some impor-
tant legal papers.
P. N. Knowles, on his way from Che
teau to Kipp, stopped off in Dupuyer
yesterday evening, and shook hands with
his numerous friends here.
For Sale-One. thousand acres of good
farming land-mostly hay meadow.
Plenty of water. Good title. TERMS
reasonable. Applysat this office.
Carbohydrates will be held in the
school. house, =. Dupuyer, on Sunday,
June 18th, at 1870 a. m, and at Shelby
onSSunday, june 18th, 7zby%Rev. Father
Smell.
Nels Emo, a half breed living on the
reservation, was convicted of petit lar
ceny in Justice Federhen's court the
hrst OF the week and sentenced to 60
days in the county Jail at Choteau.
William Thompson, the Pondera
sheepman, translated business in Du-
puyer n day this week. He informs
us that the people'o o. Pondera will cele-
brate the Fourth in Dupuyer again this
year.
In the district court at Choteau last
week William Pepo was convicted of
murder in the first degree and was SEN
fenced to be hanged July 9Th by Judge
His attorneys will probably
appeal. Fhe case.
Chicago teachers are being instructed
in the reform method of spelling. The
twelve words used as the open wedge
are program, tho, altho, thoro, thorofare,
thru, thruout, catalog, prolog, demagog,
Five dollars reward will be paid for
The return of one gray horse, described
follows; Collar marks on shoulders:
branded B 3 On left shoulder and P.
The above reward will be paid for the
'eturn or recovery of -said horse.
| BULL SHOE, Piegan, Mont
Four or five new dwelling houses will
De built in the Jones addition during the
lext two months and the demand for
louses to rent here is not nearly supplied.
local capitalists can do no better with
help money than investing it in houses
# this character.
Parties in from Pondera state that
he shearing sheds there have been put
n excellent shape for this seasons bust
and in a day or two everything will
e in readihes for work, when the crew
nil commence shearing G. H. Pearson's !
and, :.
A letter Just received from Levi j..
'urd, of Browning, states that eight or
IN of the crack race horses of the reset.
alton will be in Dupuyer on the Fourth r
compete for the liberal purses hung Z
p by the committee. An effort will
, made to get avcouple of horses
Alberta, and also from Augusta, on
lat day. Some lively races are looked ,,
r. Be sure to come To IN
upuyer if you want to enjoy yourselves.
The wife Of a man named Moon, of a
wn in Illinois, presented him with a
n. That was a new moon. The father
LIBERATED the event by getting full.
nat was a full moon. When he awoke 4
om his stupor all he had left in his (
'cket was twenty-five cents. That was 1
e last quarter. His mother. in law
at him with a club, thus giving him !
tai eclipse.
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