The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-05-04
THE pupuYER aCaNrnH.
May 4, 1899.
LOCAL LAYOUT.

mand in this section and at good wages.
James Ferguson, the well known Fon-
Gera sheepman, is a visitor in town to-
day.
Kings5ury is headquarters for every
thing in the line of general merchan-
disc.
Mrs. George w. Magee has been on
the sick list for several days past, but is
convalescent.
M. ODonoghue returned from a short
business trip to Great Falls on Tuesday
evenings coach.
Rev. a. w. Hammer, who has been
visiting at Chinook, is expected home the
last of this week.
Michael Connolly, of Shelby, has re-
Gently returned from a visit with
relatives on the Shonkin.
R. NJ. Steele leaves here tomorrow
morning for a short business and pleas
ure trip Is the county seat.
A fine line of shirt waists and dress
skirts have just been received at Kings
bury's. Call and examine them.
A. J.. Cowell, wife and children, of
Choteau, are visiting relatives and
friends in Dupuyer and vicinity this
week.
J. a. Parker has opened up a brick
yard about a mile west of Dupuyer and il
two or three weeks will burn his first kiln
of 100000 brick.5,
C. W. Taylor has contracted for a
20x24 foot addition to his residence in
Cnoteau. S. Y. Penrod of that place
will do the carpenter work.
Alex. Yule, Jr. is visiting his father at
Dupuyer. He expects to bring some
work horses with him on his return.
Mrs. Yule and daughter, Frances, were
in town yesterday Monarch correspor-
dent Great Falls Tribune.
! DR.. O. S. Crowder, the Helena dentist,
ecognizing that Dupuyer is destined to
become, at no distant day, the best town
n Teton county and one of the best in
Northern Montana, has about concluded
to permanently locate in our midst.
Cattle dealers and purchasers expect
- to transact a little business this season.
Two or three deals are said to be pend
ing in this vicinity and one trade in Ore
gon two-year old steers has been closed
+ at $3.50 per head, delivered.-River
Press.
The trustees Of the Belleview school
district have rejected all bids for repa,-
ing their school house and have con
cluded to make more extensive improve.
y, ments than was at first contemplated
The work is to be done during the sum.
mer vacation. Advertisements will be
issued in a short time.
This section experienced some severe
weather the first of the week, snow fall
ing to the depth of five or six inches
This is the most backward spring We
have had in a number Of years, and it il
ID said that if spring does not get out o
e4 the lap of winter pretty soon he is liable
he to have a breach of promise case on his
IL hands.
a. Parties in from Choteau state that ;
man named Layter, who recently opened
w a blacksmith shop in that town, haC
e skipped out leaving a large number o
unpaid bills. Upon a warrant sworl
u out by one of his creditors he was arrest
of ed at Great Falls, and yesterday Unde
t., Sheriff Hagerty went down to bring hin
ID back.
of r. M. Steele has purchased lots l, 2
3 and 4 in block 7, Jones7addition,to tn,
townsite of Dupuyer, and has contracted
with J. A. Parker for the erection of
dwelling house thereon. Dupuyer is OF
the owe and if you want to secure
good home for yourself and family yol
ng should buy property now, before tn
on raise.
sr, Parties in from Shelby state that tn,
he material for the bridge across the Maria
H. river has arrived at that point and tn,
We contractors are sending it out to tn,
as bridge site as fast as they can get team
on to haul it. It looks as though tn,
Chronicle will not be able to make mucl
+ of an tissue" out of the "Marias bridg,
steal"
". ]. Morley of Shelby, formerly
resident of Neihart, was in the city yes
terday, making arrangements for tn,
"a supplies to be used in the construction
al of a ten-room residence for James Nc
Dewitt, at his ranch neal Conrad. HI
n will also build a ten-room house fo
}e Michael Connolly near Conrad. Boil
n residences are to be supplied with no
air furnaces and all the modean con
teniences.-Grea Falls Leader.
o Thomas w. Parry, of Pondera
Va transacted business in Dupuyer today
D, About thirteen years ago Mr.. Parry wa
a resident of this place, but since the
t. has'lived in Wisconsin and he has ais
US made a trip to Scotland, his old HON,
If, No place suits him as well as Teto
g. county, however, and he has returna
OF here and proposes to settle down t
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