The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-11-02
LOCAL LAYOUT.

Benton Sunday.
w, L. Wright, OF Raymond, was in
Dupuyer last Saturday.
Carl Harris accompanied by Mrs
Harris left for Choteau Tuesday morn
ing.
Harry Marks contemplates a trip to
Great Falls in a few days, and a very
pleasant return.
Eddie Jack brought in a fine elk head,
last week. It will be mounted for the
Klondike saloon.
r. Morgan has finished threshing his
grain crop which comprises 1000 bushels
of wheat and oats.
Alfred Gardner, who has been suffer
ing from throat trouble for sometime,
will leave next Sunday, to spend the
winter in the south.
Chairman Perkins left for the Marias,
Monday morning, to inspect the new
bridge and receive it on behalf Of the
county, if satisfactory.
Gen Guy V. Henry was buried at
Washington last week. He wa. in com
mand at Fort A~ssinnaboine, at the be
ginning Ct the Spanish war.
j. w. Mcknight is now at Great Falls,
on his way home. We learn that his
health has considerab y improved, and
hope to see him here in a few days.
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.
Mr.. Harry Marks will give a dance at
Dupuyer, on the evening Of Tuesday, the
14th inst. and extends a cordial invita-
ton to everybody to beo present, and
have q good time.
Link Humble appeared on our streets
again yesterday. He has been suffering
from a severe att ok of rheumatism for
the last three weeks, but hopes to win
cut in a few days.
The teachers i%nstituteat' Choteau last
week was not generally attended by the
teachers of the county, on account Of the
difficulty in travelling. Prof J. Garrett
of Helena was the instructor.
For SALE.-65 good grade bucks, 25
Shropshire bucks and about Is thorough
bred Delaine bucks. At the Conrad
Investment & Co.'s ranch.
KYLE PRICE. Manager.
Mes5rs, Potter and Shook returned
yeste day, from their hunt ng trip, They
succeeded in killing three deer, and Mr..
Shook had the good fortune to bring
down Il sec round bear with ore shot, at
200 yards.
Miss Janet Coe, daughter, Of A. B.
Coe the weather prophet Of Blackfoot,
left las Sunday morning Tor CLEVELAND
Ohio, whore she will attend scohool.
She will make the entire journey of 1000
miles, alone.
Taken up-Light bay horse, 5 Or 6
years old, weight 1875 or 11C0. Branded
&c or left shoulder Owner can set
horse by paying for this advertisement
GRIFF JONES,
Dupuyer Mont.
Public Sale-The undersigned will sell
at public auction, on Wednesday Nov
ember l, 1899, at the Buckley ranch, 40
head, more Or less, of Glib stock ca tie.
Henry Ryan,
Administrator.
VIM Cowgirl returned last evening
from Great Falls, where he went w.t.
Mrs. Cowgirl, and the children, who are
on their way to Michigan, for the winter.
Mr.. Cowgirl contemplates the erection of
a fine residence, en- the Perkins Addi-
ton.
There will be a dance at Robare, next
Tuesday evening, the 7th inst. under the
auspices of Mrs. Thos. P. Aspiring. A
first class supper, and good music will be
furnished, and everything will be done
to render the occasion, n to be remem-
bered. Everybody cordially invited.
Having sold the ACANTHA to Messrs.
Magee & Muir, all accounts for adver-
Using are now due the undersigned
the subscription accounts becoming the
property of the new proprietors. Parties
having claims against the former prop
rietor will please present them at once to
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