The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-05-18
NEWS OF The COUNTY.
Reservation Racket.
Kim. Mont. May 1e. 1890.

Kipp, Mont, May 16, 1890.
Who says there is no money in hog
culture? S. d. Somes lately sold two
female swine, with expectations, right Off
the range, for fifty dollars.
Rev. butcher successfully Matched an
even seven dozen chicks from SO fertile
eggs with his wooden hen, and at once
loaded up the machine with another full
charge of eggs.
In the recent loss which our neighbor,
Hon. Geo. w. Magee, has sustained by
the death of his wife, he has the heart
felt sympathy of all who know him, and
that is everybody in these parts.
The various horse round ups have
been gathering up all tho stock of this
description of late, in order to get in
their COW steeds Quite a number Of
people recovered horses which had been
gone long time
A gentleman furnishing beef to rail
road outfits west of the mountains has
been in this vicinity Of late buying
steers for shipping. He paid s1.19 per
hundred, the same price as that Of the
contract for this agency,
j. B. Monroe and Major Allen havs
been on visit to the formers mining
claims in the ssSweet Grass hills Re.
turning they brought rich specimens Of
silver and gold-bearing quartz and re-
| + icFa hoe
made in the development of this, the
only true fssure vein SO far discovered
in that locality.
What an excellent roundup empioye
the Great Falls Tribune man would
make. AS "cutter- out" he shows great
proficiency, but he has a careless habit
of hazing the Kipp brand into the
Browning bunch, which is contrary to
all we'll established range usages, and
cannot be too strongly condemned. Go
J to thou rustler!
A severe snow storm set in during
Saturday night, and the next morning
} there was over four inches of the any
thing but beautiful stuff on the ground
This will be excellent for grass, if it evel
} gets warm enough to encourage growth
but under the present conditions, with
the temperature 10 to Is degrees below
freezing every night, the outlook is any
thing but favorable for good feed.
= Some one-having neither regard fol
man, nor fear of the fate of Annanias
: overtaking him-has circulated the re
' port that one of our most esteemed citi
zens, who was until recently the pos
/ SCISSOR of fierce and untamed grizzl,
e bear, had entered into contract will
- the original and only Cattle Queen O
9 Montana to travel and star the country
:, with her colossal aggregation of western
: curios, and exhibit bruin in stage acts
! We are in a position to know that this is
a vile fabrication, and hasten to refute
= the lbelous tale.
+ We are panied to announce the death
0 of Mrs. Joseph Kipp, which occurred in
Great Falls few hours after her arriva
there the fore part of the week. After
the first stages of her illness, her condi,
tion was much improved and her re-
covery was hoped for, but she sustained
relapse and was taken to that city for
treatment, but human skill availed not.
In his bereavement and great loss our
, neighbor and friend has the coincidence
, of all Montana, for Joseph Kipp is
known throughout the state. The re-
mains of the deceased were brought to
Blackfoot on Tuesday and the funeral
services were held at the Mission the
following day, where the burial took
place.