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

was in Dupuyer on business, last Monday
Health sustained by the use of A. 2
G. Pure Rye. Sold at the Medicine
Lodge saloon.
The cattle belonging to the Buckley
estate, numbering 81 head, were sold at
public sale yesterday to Louis Lenoir, at
$2j 90 PEI head.
P.Johnson the mail contractor between
Dupuyer and Choteau will keep things
moving on tie line. Note his ad. in
another column.
Clay Steel came in from the L I
ranch, yesterday, ard looked down upon
us with a pleasant smile, from his al
titude of 6 feet, or more.
Impro.e nents are still going on n
town, and we look for the erection of d
few more buildings this fail, OIL the
Jones, and Perkins Additions.
Deputy Sheriff Clark is brilding cor
rails at the Gillette ranch, to be used at
the sale Of the Morgan cattle, which
will probably take place on Inurday,
Nov. 9Th.
Frank Murphy the mar who killed
Lawrence Schampel, at Concord, which
is referred to in our Shelby %correspon-
dence has been placed in the county Jail
at Fort Benton.
Snyder and Hopkins, who participated
in the shooting scrape at liavre, as re-
ported last week, are still in too serious
a condition to be moved. Snyder's
wound is severe, but not necessarily
dangerous, and Hopkins will probably
recover.
@. e. Prescott and family arrived from
Dupuyer yesterday. Mrs. Prescott ard
family are on heir way to their old
home in West Chicago, ILL.,. while Mr..
Prescott expects, after '~pesticatin"
around some, to go to the Philippines
G. F. Leader.
Frank Camp has SO far recovered from
the occidental shooting of last Septem-
Der, that he has undertaken to run tde
cook tent for the T. L. horse roundup.
His family have taken possession OF
Link Humble's house, on the Jones Ad-
dit )n, fer the winter.
Tle Birch creek beef roundup is try
ing it again, gathering cattle for Messrs.
Hall, Tatsey, Fisher, Williamson, Nc
Knight, Pepion, and others. The cattle
were gathered before the storm, but
were turned loose, 1T being next to i'm
possible to hold them.
Geo. A. Fry, of Bynum was before u.
S. Commissioner Garrett yesterday for
examination on the charge of ~defrauding
the government, by falsfying hisreturns
as postmaster. He was bound o er
under 500 bends, which he. furnished
with w. D. Jones and.C. S. Nc Donald
as sureties.
The AoANTHA is pleased to note the
marriage Of John w Ward, Of Belleview.
to Mrs. Elizabeth A. Truton, which took
place at Great Falls on Sunday the 22nd
ult. Mrs. Ward is of English birth, and
has made her mark as an educator, hold
ing certificates in England, also in
Dakota and Montana. Mr.. Ward has
been a resident of this county for nea ly
twenty years, and is established on a firm
foundation in the business world, as we'll
as socially. Long life anl happiness to
Mr.. ana Yrs. Ward, is the wish Of the
AoaNTHA.
The Dupuyer Reading Circle has re-
ceiVed the books necessary for he win
ter's reading as prescribed By the Ep-
worth course. The books are foar IN
number, and consist Of The life of
Shafte3bury,' the famous English earl,
who did SO much for humanity in com
batting child labor in the coal mines;
God Revealed, or Natures Best Work;
The Wo.ld's Farm devoted to the
earth, and it's productions, and Grand
mont" a story of monastery life, The
present members Of the Circle are Mrs.
E. e. Leech, Misses Shapley. Humble,
and Valley. Mr.. T. P. Cowell's yourg
folks, Kenneth Stonehouse, and Mr. and
Mrs. A. w. Hammer. There is room for
more, and an entertainment is promised,
later on.