The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-11-09
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Rounds spent last Sunday in Dupuyer.
Miss Kate Hoy, Of Bozeman is visiting
with her uncle, A. L. Hoy, at Raymond.
The Reading Circle will meet at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hammer Friday
evening.
Health sustained by TIE use of A. B.
@. Pure Rye. Sold at the Medicine
Lodge saloon.
There viii be Thanksgiving service at
the school house Thanksgiving day at
II o'clock a. m.
We note an addition to the family of
Prof. w. II. Cliukenbeard, at Augusta,
Sunday Oct. 20.
Abe Wallenstien, representing Silver
man Bros, of Great Falls paid Dupuyer
a visit Monday.
Crlo Stansbury Of Raymond was in
town Tuesday. He has 1900 pounds OF
potatoes to dispose of.
There will be no services here Sunday
except Sunday school at 1890, as the
pastor viii be absent.
THE AcANraA Office was favored with
a pleasant call from Commissioner Eos
ter Of Choteau, last Friday.
Harry Marks LETT Tuesday morning
for Great Falls, to-well to transact
some very important business.
We learn that J.B. Trommor, of
Chester, out formerly of this place, is
about to build a new residence.
r. S. Brown is moving one CT the
buildings on his town property to his
ranch for educational purposes.
r. P. Dean went to Spokane Wash,
last week, to attend upon Mrs. Dean who
is there under medical treatment.
Jno, Morrisey and Frank Gaines came
in from the Davies ranch last Saturday,
and left for home Monday morning.
Miss Ethel j. Clark Ewing has been
appointed by the department, as cook at
the Blackfoot Indian School, On Willow
Greek.
Albert Lauffer, q brother Of Jacob
Laufer, the road supervisor Of District
No. 8, left for Atkinson, Kan. Monday
morning, for the winter.
It makes rs tired to read so much
about when the Goth century begins. It
is simple enough, when you get through
counting enc hundred, start in on the
next.
Il is reported that Tim Conner was
accidentally hurt yesterday by a falling
tree. He received injuries in tie head
but how serious, we have not been able
to learn.
Old Grow, McBrayer, A. 3. c.. Planet
and Elevator Rye, the best bottled goods
ever sold in Teton county for medica
r and family use, at the Medicine Lodge
saloon.
Nj. Harry Marks will give a dance a
Dupuyer, on the evening OF Tuesday, til,
14th inst. and extends a cordial invita-
ton to everybody to be present. anl
have a good time,
; A meeting is called for S turday Nov
18th ut 2 o'clock ?. liz. to consider thu
question of a cemetery. As this is IA mat
ter that Should interest all. Let ever,
body be present.
John Jackson Gr. Of T. hotcau has gon,
on a visit to his old home in Scotland
accompanied by Mrs. Jackson. He vii
doubtless find that Che scene has
changed" during his absence, and w
predict a speedy return.
Taken up-Dignt bay horse, 5 or
years old, weight 1915 or 1100. BRANDED
. % on left shoulder. Owner can &c
horse by paying for this advertisement
GEIFE JONES,
Dupuyer. Mont.
j. G. NcCuaig has nearly fnishe.
what viii probably be the best shee
, she'd in the county, when completed. l
/ viii be $50 feet ia length and 60 fee
wide. with single roof. Stable roor
for 10 head Of horses will be provided
also q commodious granary.
One OF our boys woke up tAo who'll
. roundup camp Saturday night SON
where about . O'Clock as near as coul
be figured in the dark, and whom h
q found tlom al BROKE, thought OF hunt
Nh ing up the night wrangler, but on loarr
ing that there was no bell on the here
concluded to wait till daylight. Mora
Cor al your poker stakes before dark.