The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-05-25
TIE DupuYER aceNTha,
May 25, 1899.
LOCAL LAYOUT.

on his residence in the Jones addition.
County Surveyor Shields is in town
this week looking after official business.
Kingsbury is Headquarters for every
thing in the line of general merchan-
disc.
Send in your little old dollar and have
your name added to the Acantha's sub
scription list,
Before placing orders for wagons or
buggies see K~ingsbury. He can save
money for you.
Abe L. Hoy, the Raymond stock
grower, is ~transacting business in Du-
puyer today.
G. B. Perkins has sold to G. H. Muir
ray, of Sweet Grass, fifty head of stock
cattle at $50 per head.
Among others attending court at the
county seat from Dupuyer are DR.. and
Mrs. Gillette.
B. jeremiah, the Great Falls Leader
representative, let here last Tuesday
morning for Choteau.
A fine line of shirt waists and dress
skirts have just been received at Kings
bury's. Call and examine them.
Messrs. Leech, Ryan and Cowgirl have
appraised the property belonging to the
Jos. La France estate at S3270.25.
r. NJ. Steele, T. j. Dean and L. E.
Black left here yesterday for the county
seat to be in attendance at the district
court.
julius Hirshberg and wife returned to
Choteau last Sunday after having spent
several days visiting with Carl Harris
and family in Dupuyer.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Helm has been seriously i'll, but
under the skillful treatment of DR.. w.
H. Titus is rapidly recovering,
G. H. Dunlap of Choteau has accepted
a position with the Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company and will be stationed
in Wyoming by the first of next month.
Rev. A. w. Hammer will conduct ser
vices at Raymond Sunday morning and
at Dupuyer in the evening. Sunday
| school at 1870 a. H.. at the school house.
Chas. Davlin and wife went to the
county seat yesterday, Mr.. Davlin to
appear before the district court as a wit
ness, while Mrs. Davlin will visit friends
there.
1t is expected that, within a week the
Great Northern will extend its ''slow''
trim service to the coast, the flyer" and
the "slow" train leaving Hayre about II
hours apart.
A mail wagon was held up in Butte
recently and a sack Of registered matter
secured by the robbers. Among the
missing plumber is a package containing
IA Jefferson county bonds, with a face
value of $1,000.
Frank Lewis has about % men camped
on the other side of the river.waiting for
good weather. They are on the way to
work on the big Conrad ditch near Du-
puyer.-Great Falls Leader.
John B. Mitchell, customs inspector at
Havre, was in the city on Saturday, on
his way to visit his family at Choteau.
He will probably move his household
goods to Havre in the near future
Great Falls Tpodar
G. E. Prescott has moved with his
family to their ranch on Sheep; creek.
The house vacated by them is now oc-
cupied by Frank Camp and family while
VIM. Miller and wife will occupy the
house just vacated by Camp.
j. B. Long. the SHEEP buyer, drove his
first band OF sheep through here today.
They will be sheared at Malta, and then
driven on to Dakota to range there till
fall when they be placed on the Chicago
market.-Havre Eagle.
Hon. George w. Magee contemplates
a trip to his old home in Massachusetts,
in a couple of weeks. ! This is Mr..
Magee's first trip to that section in ov, r
twenty years and is looked forward to
by him with great pleasure.
A scrap over an old frying pan between
two of our upper Dupuyer creek ranch
ers resulted in one of them getting the
pan, but eye-witnesses say the other one
got the best of the fight, so honors are
even, and quiet has been again restored
in that neighborhood.
Parties in from Choteau report that
DR.. brakes condition remains about the
same and that but little hope is enter
tanned for his recovery. The doctor has
many friends in this section who sym
pathize with him and his family and
hope that their fears are groundless.
JOS. Hirshberg, of Helena. and Alfred
Harris, Of Choteau. are business visitors
in Dupuyer this week. This is MI.
Hirshberg's first visit to Dupuyer since
his return from the east and his many
friends are pleased to note his return to
his former vigorous health.
School has been dismissed for a
couple of weeks. In view of the fact
that there are only about three weeks to
be taught during the present term, we