The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-12-14
LOCAL TTl.MS.

! eaconess hospital in Great Falls, for
Treatment.
Thomes Curry, manager for the Cen
rad Investment Ga, left for Great Falls.
Wednesday morning, to spend the win
ter.
Fl. G. Yaeger is expected with his
threshing machine tomorrow, and will
attend to the grain stacks on Dupuyer
and Birch Creeks.
Miss Minnie Jeffries left for Great
Falls, last Monday morning to visit her
father Thos. Jeffries and was accompani-
ed by Miss M-nie Peters.
At a meeting OF the Christmas tree
committees Tuesday afternoon, the date
for having the tree and entertainment
was changed to Saturday evening Dec.
%.
Kenneth Stonehouse who has been in
the employ of F. D. Kingsbury for the
past year, will go 8 to his former home
II Ontario Canada for a months vaca-
ton.
Send in your order for job printing,
and advertising. We will make it worth
your while to do s.. and incidentally
you will help us to make this paper the
best in the county.
The second quarterly meeting of the
M. E. church, at Dupuyer, win be held
Dec. 18th and 10Th by Rev. w. w. Van
Orsdell. Don't forget the dates; next
Monday and Tuesday.
j. w. Mcknight has been dangerously
i'll, at the Great Falls hospital for some
time past, but is now reported to be re
covering his strength, with every pros
pect of a speedy recovery.
Jos Kipp, with his usual eye for bust
ness, will establish a first class stage line
between Blackf o. station on the Great
Northern Railway, and the Swift Cur
rent country in the early spring.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Harris returned
Tuesday evei i G, from Helena where
they lave been visiting with friends.
Mr.. Harris was a witness before the u.
S. 6 and jury in the case. against Geo.
A. Fry.
In another column we publish a letter
from DR.. H. A. Gillette who recently left
for the south, aud Florida, in search OF
health. Our readers viii find the com
munlcation interesting, and will join us
III the hope that the Doctor will soon re-
cover his Wonted cheerfulness aud vigor.
Hand bills are in circulation around
town, announcing the sale by public
auction. Of a lot of household goods, in
Guiding a cook stove with utensils, a
feather bed q and pillows CD lots of
dishes, a farm wagon, and a sett of har-
ness.-All by Jos. Lessard.
Charles Peters came in from Swift
Current last Friday, after supplies. He
is interested with his father I. B. Peters OF
Piegan. in the famous Bull Head group
of mines now being developed by A. M,
Esler. From him we learn that about &c
families are wintering on Swift Current
and a boom is expected in the spring.
Rube Stewart finds it necessary tc
bring u load CT passengers up from Pom
dera every Il days. If our people
would try a little, We believe that a reg
ular daily mail would be establi she'd
and a trip TO the outside world, woulc
be a matter of more comfort, and less ex
pense theu under existing canditi us.
VIM. Douglas OF Browning who wa:
injured some time ago by a broncho, ha.
been il the hospital at Great Falls fol
Il couple OF months, and left for
months stay at his I'D home in Augusta
last week. Billy has had disagreeabli
experience, having submitted to a diff
cult operati on, but considers hitnsel
practically cured, thanks to DIR. Gordop
and we hope to see him 0 the ran.
again next spring, as gooa as new.
To whom infringement Alp rtiesi.
debted to me must settle with me as M
one not in my employment has al,
authority to collect bills contracted priol
to 18th July A. d. 1899 or since taa'
date.
DAN SULLIVAN, Shelby Montana.
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