The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-11-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

en- business yesterday.
P. S. Moran will continue permanently
as deputy, at Dupdyer.
r. P. Dean and wife arrived in town
from Spokane, this evening.
w. e. Cord OF Dupuyer was registered
at the Great Falls Hotel Tuesday.
Elmer Pond, foreman OF the T. D
Cooper ranches on Birch creek, is in
town today.
Health sustained by the use OF A. B.
G. Pure Rye. Sold at the Medicine
Lodge saloon.
! Geo. W. Magee has been appointed
United States q Commissioner at Dupu.
yer, succeeding G. d. Trescott, resigned.
Geo. q. McGill will go to Pondera to-
morrow to meet MIS-. Elmer Pond, who
IS on her way to join her husband at
Birch creek.
". d. Jones left Tuesday for Kalispell
and Columbia Falls, where he will place
orders for lumber for the new building
he IS erecting on the Jones Addition.
Admiral Dewey and Mrs. Mildred u.
Hazen, were married at Washington on
the 9th inst, at st. Paul's Catholic
church. The wedding was a quiet one.
Old Grow, McBrayer. A. B. c.. Planet
and Elevator Rye, the best bottled goods
ever sold in Teton county for medical
and family use, at the Medicine Lodge
saloon.
We are informed that J. W. Clark has
resigned his position as deputy sheriff.
Jack made a good officer and during his
term here, has done much to maintain
law and order.
Maj. John A. Logan who was killed on
the 18th inst, was q son Of Gen. John A
Logan the famous general in the civil.
war, and later United States sena tor,
and candidate for the vicr-preeidency in
1854.
We have sent out a number Of sample
copies during the last month but are
compelled to discontinue with this issue,
and would request those who desire the
AcANTHA, to order their names placed on
the subscription list.
Taken up-Light bay horse, s or G
years old, weight 1915 or 100. Branded
% on left shoulder. Owner can get
horse by paying for this advertisement
GRIFF JONES,
Dupuyer Mont.
Teachers examination viii be held in
Choteau-at the court house Nov. IT, and
18th, 1859. All teachers holding permits,
and those expecting to teach must be
present. 8-3t
Mrs. FANNIE CHENoWETH, Go. Supt.
Jno. Fl, Clack came in from Birch
creek, this morning and with appropriate
ceremony presented the AOANTHA with
samples of fruit from his ranch, in the
shape of three turnips, weighing 18, Is.
and u lbs. respectively. They are solid
clear through, and are now on exhibition
in Hirshberg and Co.'S store.
There viii be a dance at the RAYMOND
school house on Friday Nov. 18th for the
purpose of raising money to pay for
painting the school house. Supper will
be furnished by the ladies OF the district.
Here is your chance to have a good time
and help along a good cause.
I. Conner was in town Tuesday, hav-
ing partially recovered from his recent in
jury. While shaking logs in the noun
tains last week, a falling sapling struck
him, cutting his head, and bruising his
back and shoulders. lie had a narrow
escape from serious injury, and we are
glad to sec him about again.
@. II. Wilcox and family left for their
home in Onalaska Wisconsin, yesterday
morning, having spent a large part Of the
summer with Mrs. G.. G.. Dean. Last
Thursday evening the friends of the
family gathered at the Dupuyer Hotel
and passed a pleasant evening in the
mazes of the dance. Mr.. Wilcox, during
his brief visit succeeded in making
many friepds, who look with pleasure to
the time Of his return, next ummer.
The new town of Magrath, % miles
from Lethbridge and 81 miles from
Cardston. which was founded early last
spring, now has about so families
practically all Mormons. The town lies
along the Pot Hole. on the main canal