The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-12-21
UAL Va

J. W. Clark has again taken up his
duty as deputy sheriff
Did you. see he eclipse of the moon.
last SATURDAY evening?
Sunday school at 1920. Preaching
services 1870 a. M. and at 1870 p. m, next
Sunday.
Chas. r. Scoffin accompanied by his
niece Miss Jennie Bailey, came up from
Spring creek.
Mr. Forest, a brother of Mrs. +. -.
Kingsburry now occupies "a position be-
hind the counter in Kingsbury's store.
A large congregation gathered at the
school house, Sunday evening. and list
ened to'a very able sermon from Rev.
Rivers.
Our citizens are now supplied with
neat and artistic calendars for 1900,
thanks to L. A. Enders & Co., of Great
Falls.
Christmas tree and entertainment by
sunday school at the school house Sat-
urday night commencing at seven
o'clock.
Miss Gordon, daughter of VIM Gordon,
arrived in town last evening, On her way
home from Augusta. where she passed
the summer and fall.
Wm Miller has been compelled to re-
turn to Great Falls, for further treat
ment at the hospital, and we hope that
he will make a sure thing of it, this time.
Our columns are crowded with the
Commissioners proceedings, and the
delinquent tax list this week. SO that we
cannot publish all of our local news and
correspondence.
Kiss Caroline Stuart, and Steven
Emo Jr. of Piegan were united in mar
riage in the parlors OF the Morton house
last evening. Judge Federhen perform
ing the ceremony
AS We go TO press old Boreas is getting
IN ONE pretty good ticks and has already
made quite a record in the way OF de-
molIahing wind mills, and picking up
everything that is loose.
Messrs. Dyar and Ludwig, formerly of
Cascade, have opened up the Medicine
Lodge, where they solicit a share of
patronage from those who appreciate
courteous treatment, and a first class
line Of wet goods.
Louis P~faffenbach has temporarily
gone out of business, but ex poets to open
up in the spring if he can obtain a de
sirable location. AS a blacksmith Mr..
P. has no superior in this section, and
we shall expect to hear the music of his
anvil in the spring.
Rev. w. w. Van Orsdell came in from
Choteau, Monday evening, and held ser
vices at the school house as announced
last week. The people OF Dupuyer are
developing quite an interest in church
matters, as witnessed by the large mum,
Der who attended the meetings.
The case against Geo. \. Fry has been
finally disposed OF, by the payment of d
one hundred dollar fine, and now it is
reported that he is after Coifey & Cowell
who paid up the amount Of his pecula,
tions, and is trying TO annuithe assign
ment which he made in their favor, anc
leave them out in the cold. Twas evel
thus"
A Mr.. Cunningham, recently from
England, attempted to cross from jaime.
Hughes ranch to J, V. Davies on thu
MarIas, during the last cold snap and no
being able to find his way, laid out OF
the prairie for three nights. He was
found by one Of the Birch creek Goa
miners, wandering on the prairie, yer,
nearly exhausted, mentally and physical
ly, but after a stay at the coal mines 70
a couple of days, came out all right, with
the exception of a frozen nose and face
and some frost bitten fingers. He had
close call.
To whom it mayconcern: All p'rties in
debted to me must settle with me as n
one NOT in NV emOlOVmnrt has an,