The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-11-09

Mr.. and Jrs. B. r. Fowler OF Pondera,
visited Great Falls last week.
Julius Hirshberg and wife, of Choteau
were registered at the Park Hotel OF
Great Falls, last week.
Messrs. Hirshberg & Co, have secured
some fire extinguishers 50 as to be pre-
pared for emergencies.
Commissioners Foster was in town this
evening and left With j. A. Van Buskirk
for the purpose Of closing a deal for tie
5H cattle.
We are informed that Jro. e. Avery
and his nephew w. NJ. Eaton, are in
yesting in real estate at the temporary
county seat.
Fletcher Maddox of G reat Falls who
s attorney for the plaintiff in Clarke VS..
Morgan is in town attending to the in
terests Of his client.
j. B. Long, the sheep buyer, is in town.
We learn that he has purcased the 6,000
head of sheed owned by the Conrad In
VcSIfienC company.
r. d. Cooper Of Cascade, is in town
awaiting the arrival Ct q band of 1900 Of
his sheep which are on the way to his
Birch Creek ranches.
Nelson Collard the Great Falls con
tractor, who is engaged in erecting the
new sheep shed for J. G. McCualg, was
in town, over Sunday.
Geo. Ketchum has opened a barber
shop in the Klondike Saloon, pending
the erection of his building. See mis-
az. in another column.
II. f. Bailey, IT. Lenstra, F. Truchot
ST., T. Truchot Jr. and Louis Truchot of
Choteau were transacting business in
Great Falls, last Saturday.
A dance will be given this evening at
the Dupuyer Hotel as a testimonial to
Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox who viii leave for
their home in Wisconsin in a few days.
Kyle Price who has been manager for
the Conrad Investment company in this
vicinity for the past year, has resigned
the position, and Will be succeeded by
Thomas Curry.
Mrs. Nat Collins, the "cattle queen" Of
Teton county, is about to start on an
other lecturing tour in the east. She
has secured John P Dyas as advance
agent.-Great Falls Tribune.
Tho prize fght between Jeffries and
Sharkey, at Coney Island Nov. 5rd re-
suited in favor Of Jefries after a hotly
contested battle OF % rounds, during
which Sharlzey forced the fighting in
nearly every round.
As we go to press we learn that 0. S.
II in has made a strike in the Josephine
group, on the ceded strip, that exceeds
the highest expectations OF all who have
been interested in the development Of
what promises to be the best mining
camp on record.
The Morgan cattle numbering 242
head, were sold at sheriT's sale this aft
ernoon, J. P. Dyas acting as au~ctioneer.
They were sold to Hon. W, G. Conrad
who will range them in the vicinity OF
his ranches below town. There were 81
head Of calves which were thrown in.
Advice5 under Date Of October eth
from Whitman, Farnsworth and Thayel
Of Boston, Mass, state that the ST
Paul's mission wool was sold on that
date, in the original bags, for 81 cents {
pound, which means 18 cents net here
This is good news for the Mission.-Chi
nook Opinion.
Jno. P. Dyas, advance agent for Mrs
Nat Collins on her proposed eastern
tour, is in town. From him we Learn
that Mrs. Coll MS vii leave for Nez
England next week for a season OF prob
: ably FIVE months. Upon her return VIZ
!, are promised something in the limo OF al
! entertainment which will be Of interest
Milton Howell who killed Tom Roe
ling at ?. I. Moule's ranch on Swimming
Woman, July 27, 1898, has just been ap
pretended in the mountains north o
D Frazier river, at Quesnelle fort, over 30(
t miles north OF the boundary. De5oc
+ t;ves have travelled over 1900 milo3 IL
the stealrhy chase. He is guilty OF cold
blooded murder.
Duruyer put on quito a metropolitan
e air today. there being a large delegation
e Of solid men in attendance on the sale 0