The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-10-26

Link Humble Is sick abed with the
rheumatism.
Walter Matthews, the surveyor, was in
town early in the week.
E. D. Jones and wife, Of the lower Dry
Forks, came in Wednesday.
When you passthrough Bynum, stop
at Coyle's, and get a square meal.
Messrs. E. j.. Leech and N. s, Darling
left for a trip to Cut Bank, Tuesday
morning.
Messrs. Valley and Lenoir have com
pleted their haying contract with J.. e.
Helm, having put up 48o tons.
Will Jackson came in from Choteau
this evening with NJ. Westheilner, a
travelling man from St. Joe, Missouri.
Companies A, FL, and I, First Montana
Infantry were given a rousing reception
on their arrival at Great Falls last
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. H. Titus returned yesterday
from Kibby where she has beer teach
ing. She was accompanied by her
grandfather, Mr.. Rivers.
J.J. Hill has retired from the presi-
dency of tie Northern Steamship Co.
Second Vice President Miller OF the
Great Northern has been elected his
successor.
The Great Northern's wooden bridge
at Malta is being replaced by one of
steel. All wooden bridges along the
line having spans will be replaced by
steel structures,
The Fort Shaw Indian School furnish
ed two companies Of boys, and two Of
gir's for the parade, with the cadet band
of 20 pieces and the children proved
second only To the soldiers: as an at
traction.
Chicago Drovers' Journal: r. B. An
derson, the Montana brand inspector
was seriously gored by a steer, but while
his injury was very painful and will lay
4 him up awhile, it was not considered
. dangerous. 1t was q lucky escape.
Mrs. Trimborn, Of Great Falls, wife 0
Jos. Trimborn. the brewery manager
> who disappeared last spring, left on th'
IS 18th inst. for Cologne, Germany, wher'
8 she will permanently reside. The where
abouts of Mr.. Trimborn are still IN
}, known.
II Walter Collins, son OF State Treasure
4 L. e. Collins, met with a serious acciden
while playing football at Bozema
Thursday afternoon, both bones Of or
lg of his legs being broken. Mrs. Collir
D. was summoned at once and is now wit
her son.
ct A private letter from J. w. McKnigl
Is dated October 21st, from the BouldC
al Hot Springs, states that while he is sti
ge on the sick list, he hopes to return to h
home in Dupuyer soon. He reports
continuous fail Of snow at Boulder, f
> the last two weeks.
to Messrs. G. M. Coffey and ". Cove
to under the firm name of Coffey & Cove
have succeeded Geo. A. Fry and Co.,
dealers in general merchandise at Bynul
These gentlemen are too we'll know
~ to need any introduction to the reade
- OF the AoANTaA, and we predict for the
l0 a successful mercantile career.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott left for Ponde
- this morning, by private conveyant
Mrs. Prescott is on her way to We
{" Chicago, Ill, where she will spend t
winter. Mr.. Prescott accompanied b
as far as Great Falls, and viii return
ux Dupuyer. some time next week.
cy Church Notes.
Services at the school house Sund
- morning and evening. Sunday school
1880. All are cordially invited.
Owing to the storm I was not able
fill my appointment at Raymond. y
'ne hold services at Raymond school hot
81. Sunday, November 9th.
There will be religious services
Birch creek school house next Mond
A. W. HAMMER, Pastor
- Joe. Lessard, Of Kibby, came in !
bat Friday evening, in company with Jo
net Scott, of Arlington, a brother of {
40 own Joe. Scott. Messrs. Lessard a
ov. Scott had quite an interesting trip h;
ing been twelve days on the road, a
their experience between Choteau 8
. Dupuyer would fill a book about