The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-08-17
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LOCAL LAYOUT.

For SALE.-Ranch of 100 acres on
Sheep creek. Apply at this Office.
Frank Lewis returned last Sunday
from a business trip to Belt and Great
Falls.
J. A. Porter has resigned his position
on the Acantha and has returned to his
home at Choteau.
Wanted-Party to cut 400 tons of hay
on shares. Enquire of ]. E. Helm, Du-
puyer, Mont.
F. D. Kingsbury has returned from a
business trip to Browning, Ft. Benton
end Great Falls.
Frank Shanks and Thomas Swanton,
of Bynum, were business visitors in
Dupuyer the first of the week.
J. E. Helm returned last Sunday from
a business trip to Great Falls and
Helena.
A. D. Myer, Of the Great Falls Tri-
bune, wa a bust ness visitor in Dupuyer
this week.
Frank Angermier was slightly injured
the first of the week by being thrown
from q bucking broncho.
Send in your little old dollar and have
your name added to the Acantha's sub
scription list.
EN-. T. Conklin, of Mulligan, Idaho, has
been selected by our trustees as teacher
for Dupuyer school for the next year.
The suit of P. N. Knowles against
Shanks and Swanton..has been continued
by Justice Taylor until August 26th.
FoUND-A small sack of beans.
| Owner can have same by proving pro-
perty and paying charges at the Acantha
office.
Parties in from the Maris state that
Mrs. J. V. Davies is seriously i'll and
but little hopes are entertained for her
| recovery.
Joseph Hirshberg, of Helena, and
julius Hirshberg and wife, of Choteau,
visited with Carl Harris and family a few
days this week.
Forty years ago the now popular game
of golf was familiar to the boys by the
less attractive, though more descriptive
name of "shinney."
At the sale of the Jos La France
| horses last Tuesday afternoon, J.W Nc
Knight purchased the entire band, pay
ing $500 per head therefor.
Wanted, a responsible party to run for
one year commencing Oct. !, 1899, a band
of about 1909 yearling wethers. Address
this Office.
Services at the school house Sunday.
Sunday school, at 1870 and preaching
at 11:3O a. m. and at 8: p. m.
A. w. HAM .IER, pastor.
LosT.-Bay horse, crop ears, weight
about 1850 pounds, branded "heart H."
on left shoulder. A reward of SIS will be
| paid for his return to w Miller, Dupu-
yer.
A letter recently received from Hon.
George w. Magee, who is visiting with
relatives in Massachusetts, states that
he will return to his home in Dupuyer
about Sept. 10th.
In human society everywhere the
fault finder is a pest. Nothing is so easy
as to depreciate a mans motives, to jeer
at his purposes and criticise u~nfavorably
his conduct. In social life these flaw
pickers are a nuisance.
Harry Haynes and John Brennan, of
Choteau, arrived here last week and are
now engaged building chimneys and
plastering some of the houses that have
been recently erected here. They expect
to remain for a month or more.
Brother WATSON has dismissed his
$4,000 libel suit against the Lewis
town Democrat. What is the matter,
WATSON? Are you afraid that Johns
would prove the charges he made against
you? 1t certainly looks that way to a
man up a tree.
Last Friday at Browning Frank Poll
niger was bound over to the United
States District Court in $500 bonds, on a
charge of taking, unlawfully, spirituous
liquors on to the Blackfeet Indian Res
ervation. Flat Tail, a full blood Piegan