The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-05-11
THE DUpuYER RCHNTna.
May Il, 1899.
LOCAL LAYOUT.

DOAht' vi ONL0J NNy FI.
McGovern and wife, a seven-pound son.
j. w. Mcknight and wife expect to
leave Banff Hot Springs today for their
home in Dupuyer.
J. a. Parker and his crew of men are
busy this week getting the new brick
yard ready for operations.
Frank Pike and James H~enneberry
left here Tuesday morning for a short
business and pleasure trip t0 the Marias
river.
Mrs. Trevillyan arrived here the first
of the week from Great Falls, and will
visit a few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
John Higgins.
l. B. Peters, boss farmer at Piegan, on
the reservation, was a business visitor in
Dupuyer today, and favored the Acantha
with a pleasant call.
DR.. o. s. Crowder, the Dupuyer den
fist, has gone to Browning, where he
expects to remain for a few days, prac-
ticing his profession.
George Therrien expects to leave here
tomorrow morning for Pondera, where
he goes to meet Jerry Mongeon and
wife, who are returning from Toronto.
Rev. Father n. M. Smell requests the
Acantha to announce that there viii be
Catholic services held in Dupuyer next
Sunday. A cordial invitation is eX-
tended to all.
VIM. Laughlin, of Yakima, Washing
ton, arrived in Dupuyer last Saturday
and will spend the summer with his
brother, John. He may decide to locate
here permanently.
Sam benson and wife, of Fort Con
rad, visited with friends in Dupuyer ant
vicinity the latter part of last week
While here Mr.. benson purchased SOM
cattle from r. p. Dean.
Judging from the way the wind i
! blowing today, Bros. Bristol and Corson
on one side, and Bro. Low on the other
are amicably settling their differences il
the mountains west of town.
The Acantha office now owns the hes
equipped job printing establishment il
Teton county, and in short order cal
turn you out anything from a VISITING
card to a full-sheet, spread-eagle, Fourtl
OF July poster. Send us your mex
order.
Notwithstanding the u~nfavorabl
t weather and range conditions in thi
. vicinity, the per centage of loss in cattl
and sheep is surprisingly small this yea
G This is due to the exceedingly good car
the owners nave given their stock durin
j. the past few months.
u, Rev. A. W. Hammer, of Dupuyel
preached an interesting and instructiv
sermon in the M. E. church on Sunda
evening to a large congregation. Tha
Mr.. Hammer is possessed of considerabl
oratorical ability is universally admitte
and we predict for him a very successfu
future.-Chinook Opinion.
If Lieut.. Col. E. H. Crowder, Judge Ac
d vocate in the Philippines, writes to hi
brother, DR.. o. S. Crowder, OF this place
- that Lieut.. B. j. McIntire, of Kalispel
has been judge advocate of a coul
marshal for the trial of some enliste
men, and that he receives a salary {
$500 per year.
: The Great Northern is preparing &c
q the construction of two large bridge
70 over the Cut Bank and Two Medicin
IF rivers the coming summer The bridge
j., will cost from $4,000 to $4,000 eacl
, The drawings and specifications are no,
~ being prepared and the company expec
to be ready to advertise fer BIDS the las
of the month.
Olaf. c. Field, the surveyor, who ha
spent the winter in the vicinity {
Shelby, sends word to the Acantha tina
he will be in Dupuyer the latter part {
q the week. We understand he has st
N cured a lucrative position on the Blacl
T. feet Indian reservation, and will begi
work there superintending the cor
struction of several large irrigatin
canals-about the 18th of this month.
: VIM. Miller and Miss Myrtle Ran(
\ both of Dupuyer, were united in MAJ
riage in the parlors of the Milwaukee
Z, house, Great Falls, on Saturday after
- noon, May 6, 1899, Rev. Henry Var
Engelen officiating. The happy coupl
returned to Dunuyer the first of tn
week, and are receiving the congratula
) tions of their many friends. For tn
present they are stopping at the Hote
Morton, but viii go to housekeeping a
soon as they can cur a house.
Aawrenee Davis of Choteau was anon
the visitors in town yesterday ..... job.
: E. Low, editor of the Teton Chronicle
is in the city on business A con
, tract has been let at Glasgow for a SUP
t ply of beef for $500 laborers on tn,
, Great Northern until November L..
John Hunsberger, Jr,, of Blackfoot, wa
in town yesterday, on his way to For
; Benton to attend to some business -.
A. K. Prescott, of Helena, wa in tn,
city yesterday, on his way home from al
J extended visit to his Teton county shee.
; ranch.-Great Falls Leader.