The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-06-22
TIE DUpUYER RCaNTMH.
june %, 1899.
LOCAL LAYOUT.

Kingsbury has in afine newrline OF
gents furnishing goods.
A new and fine line of ladies shoes
just received at Kingsbury's.
Alex. Yule.. has reyurned from a slrort
visit with his family at Neihart.
See that fine new line Of mems gloves
at Kingsbury's. They can't be beat.
K~ingsbury's line Of boots and shoes
can't be beat.
First class job printing at THE
AcXNTHa'office.~
Kingsbury is headquarters for every
thing in the line of general e1nerchan-
disc.
Send in your little old dollar and have
seription list.
Before placing orders for wagons o.
buggies2 see Kingsbury. He car1rsavo1
money for you.
f. D. Kincsbury is in Great Falls this
week, looking after business interests.
He is expected home next Saturday.
w. S. Ferris, of Salt Lake, the special
agent of the Connecticut Fire Insurance
Co. of Hartford, was N town the first of
The week.
L. Pfaffenbcch, OF Monarch, arrived in
town this week, and will look over the
country with a view of permanently
locating here.,N
After shearing VIM. Macdonald
Wright expects to move his. sheep from.
the Aldrich springs country to their old
range in the Dry Forks.
S. L. Potter has completed the fence
around the Conrad tract of land, north
of Dupuyer. 1t required a little over
twenty-seven miles of fencing to enclose
this tract.
The local sheepman have leased the
steam shearing machines that w9realsed
last summe by Clark. Bros. at Collins
and will operate them at Jos. Helms shed
on the lower Dry Forks. Work will
probably be commenced the first of next
week.
A story to the effect that the Mich
igan & Montana Gold and Copper Min
ing & Smelling &c. SC. Co. had beer
offered a half million dollars for it's CLAIM
on the coded Blackfeet strip, appeared
in the Choteau Chronicle last week
DR.. Macdonald, askedif the oter. ha'
been made, pathetically replied: "Alas
it has not. I wish it had been."-Inte
= Lake.
The Hotel Morton has leased the oil
town hall, adjoining the hotel on tn
west, and this week the work Of convert
i ing it into a dining room and kitchen'
in progress. We are glad to note sthi
~ evidence of prosperity on the part {
Mine Host Steele, and hope before man
II years he will be compelled to build
four-story. brown stone front buildiE
to accommodate his increasing pal
ronage.
John w. Shields, the county suryeyo
has surveyed out a mile kite-shape
track, on the bench, Just north of tow
for the committee in charge OF til
Fourth of July celebration. In a day {
two the work of putting the track
f~rst-class condition will be commence
/. and by the Fourth Dupuyer will hay
the best race track innorthern Montan
. Be sure and come here if y-u wish
see good races and enjoy yourselves c
that day.
Alex. Yule and wife were in Neiha
Monday transacting business and sha
ing hands with friends. Everybody
j. this town was glad to see Mr.. Yule wi
has spent the winter at Dupuyer, whe
he is operati2 gfa5sawmil'. He has dol
fairly we'll in that country, but says
expects soon to get his affairs there
ma such shape that he can come home f
the summer. Alex is a big heart'
fellow, who counts his friends by legior
and everybody wishes him good fortul
w in his MISUNDERSTANDING Herald.
Yesterday morning Harry G. Kunh
rt and Miss Leona Cord left here by priva
ar conveyance for,Pondera, where they to-
ior the early morning train for Great Fal
and at seven o'clock last evening, at t
M. q. parsonage in that city,5they we
pronounced mar and wife by Re
=: Chamberlain. This worthy you