The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-04-13

Dupuyer q professional visit tues
day evening, returning to the
agency yesterday morning.
Mrs. Chas. Buckley desires to
publicly express her thanks to the
kind friends and neighbors who
assisted her at the death and
burial Of her husband.
For SaIe.--Ranch of $50 acres,
under irrigation. Well fenced.
Good buildings. Also 60 head of
stock cattle. Inquire of Il. 2.
Dean, Dupuyer, Mont.
Alex. Yule has succeeded in set,
Ting up his trouble with the gov
ernment for cutting timber on the
timber reservation and this week
work was resumed at the mill on
upper Dupuyer creek
w, R. Seilew, who is engaged
getting out 1000, 600 feet OF logs
for the saw mill on upper Dupuyer
greek, is in town this week laying
IN supplies and getting men to
complete his contract.
]. A. Barker returned from a
trip to the Sweet Grass hills yes.
terday afternoon. He reports the
rivers and creeks between here and
there as beirg exceptionally high
for this time of the year,
CARPENTER WORK. = Estimates
given for buildings OF every de-
scription. Work guaranteed to
be satisfactory. References given
) by the leading carpenters and
t builders of indianapolis, Indiana.
, Raymond Gilbreath,
Popdera, Moutana.
, Parties in from Blackfoot state
that a telegram has been received
J at that place stating that the track
is washed out at Spring Brook and
Pacific Junction on the Great
! Northern railway and all trains
are abandoned west of Minot.
Passengers are unloaded at Minot
and Devils Lake until traffic is
" opened again.
. The preliminary examination Of
Charles Simons, charged with
having murdered Charles Fl,
' Buckley at Robare on April list.
= will De held before Justice TayI or
at Dlpuyer next Monday afternoon
County Attorney Erickson will
' appear in behalf of the state ani
Lawyer j, G. Bair will l0ok afteI
n the interests of the defendant.
y A nice line of ladies hats a
Kingsbury's,
!, The Great Falls & Canada rail
road have had considerable trou bI,
during the past week with higt
:. water. A few small, bridges an,
several long stretches of the roa'
bed have been washed away. TIL
company have a large force of me.
at work repairing the damage
and are transferring passenger
y and the mail at these washouts
" Consequently very little inconven
ieue is experienced by the public
7 G, Power lost about 1920
:, sheep by pileing during thu storm
Lass week at his sheds, situate
about three miles south of SteeI
" station, Oh the Great Falls an
% Canada railway, The herder wa
taken sick suddenly and barrel
had strength to get the sheep i,
and open the hay corrals to then
and there they were left for tw
days. In the meantime Thursday
severe blizzard came on, ard tn
sheep piled to the height of tn
nd h~aystacks and 1900 of them wei
bit smothered Leader.
+. "The terrible Swedc," Charlie
It, Nelson was up before Justice Fec
10 erhen yesterday morning on
e charge of disturbing the peace
fighting, etc. His honor ser
tened him toa fine of 500 AID
al days in the county Jail. The SCI
on ter ?e was suspended however fC
NV eight hours to give the Swede tin
ar to leave town. He went. In tn
connection we might say,that the
I'd are others in own who might Gg,
bo about the same dose without dom
nd any great harm 10 the communit,
". At Toledo, q small place abor
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