The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-08-24
NEWS OF The COUNTY,
Reservation News.
Kipp, Mont, Aug 10Th.

Samuel Dunbar bought III. A. Ken
nerlys cattle the fore part of the week
paying $50 per head with spring calves
thrown in.
Chas. Aubrey has begun haying ex-
tensively. He has a good sized crew at
work and the fur A ranch will soon
bristle with hay stacks.
Samuel Dunbar has about completed
nice frame house on Cut bank and is
putting in long days in otherwise i'm
proving the home plantation.
John Ground, Carlisle student, and
for some years past an employe at the
agency, was recently married to Miss
Mary Guardipe and celebrated the event
with dance in the hall.
just when people are ready to put in
full time haying the raj which would
have been desirable in June and July
comes with daily regularity. 1t pours in
ten minute heats for change just SO as
not to be mOnotonous.
The suave and gentle hammered car
penter who was recently caught manipu-
lating wagon tongue trust, has folded
his tentiand silently stolen away. The
choir is minus basso profundi and
hereafter the singing will languish.
Billy Samples, another Milk Riverite
has concluded that that locality is but
barren waste in comparison with the
Cut Bank country and has taken up his
abode in the latter delectable region
where fish abound in profusion and
trout OF large proportions prominade on
the banks.
ssairoad Contractor Grant has large
force of men, many teams and a steam
shovel at work on the cut off near Dur
ham~ There Is very deep cut and
high fill on this new route, which re-
quires a vast amount of labor in its con.
struction.
The present is a good time to learn
who are industrious and discover those
who were born tired. Laborers for the
hay field are in great demand, the sec
ton crews are all working short handed |
and contractors are securing the country |
ior menepto work on the new grades at
good wages
A number of railroad detectives have
been stationed at Rlackfoot of late in
the interests CT the Great Northern.
Several train crews have been let out of
5helr jobs for various infractions of the
and all idle men found there
we're ordered off the right of way
There are great many prospecSors
md mining men going into the St.
darys district nowadays and much de-
7elopment work is being done 1t is
umored that the Great Northern will
'uild ranch from it's main line to the
amp next year to connect with the
resent route at Carlow.
On account of the innocuous dessuei
ude OF your correspondent of late it has
ot been made public that Mr.. Cook has
eturned home from his Elusive chase
fter gold. 1t will be remembered that /
lr. Cook was one of the Mclaughlin |
arty OF prospectors and left here over a
ear ago. He brought home with him a
4rge amount OF experience and says he
perfectly satisfied to remain here the
est of his days. His account of the !
errors of the Edmonton trail is wonder
IL and the hardsaips experienced are
eyond our comprehension. l
Billie Douglass was observed lately N
the small hours of the night walking
le floor carrying small musical bundle ls
his arms and singing. "Hush my IL
RI, lie still and slumber." We didn't
1ow that Billie could sing before, but ir
hen yonng man becomes a proud w
lrent if there is any music in him it's
'und to develope.
Flat Tail the Indian who was recently
rested for tampering with the + brand
IS always been considered an honest
an and it is surprise that as CID =,
an as should prove :rustler. The ."
Union has been expressed that the bad II
'rk was done by some of the younger
an who frequent his place. However, we
pc the guilt of the wrong doer will be +
oven and the full peralty of the law W