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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-07-20
friends have said that he will accept

friends have said that he will accept
the nomination, If offered.
Colonel Hawkins wishes in this
matter may not be known until he ar
rives at San Francisco. If he should
conclude to qualify as a state senator.
to which Office he was elected during
his absence with his regiment, then
Lieutenant Colonel Barnett. of the
same command, who has been COM
mended in official orders for bravery
in the Philippines, can have the nomi-
nation for treasurer il he desires it.
The prospects of the nomination of
either Hawkins or Barnett will bring
good many of the men of the Tenth
regiment here to boom their favorite
officer. Hawkins and Barnett are close
personal friends and there will be no
friction between them over this mat
ter of the treasurership. The name of
General Schall, of Montgomery, will
also be presented to the convention for
this office and he may eventually carry
off the prize.
The insurgents are being turned
down in so many quarters that there
is no wondering at the desertion of
their cause by some of the most active
of their former newspaper support
ers. In Chester county, when the in
surgents were defeated in the Repub-
lican convention, they made deal
with the Democrats which resulted in
the defeat of the regular Republican
candidates for the legislature. These
boilers were again defeated at the re-
cent Republican primaries by an over
whelming vote.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-07-20
New York Markets.

Wheat: No. , red wheat
quoted 79Ac. f. o. b. atioat and 773sc.
elevator: No Northern Duluth, S5sc.
f. o. b. atioat.
Corn: No. > corn closed 39Ac. ele-
vator. 39Ac delivered and 40lac f. o.
b. afoat.
Oats: No. oats quoted Soc: No.
oats. 29c.: No white 31Ac: No. :
white, 30c.: track mixed. 29laM3lc.;
track white. 31M36lac.
Rye: No. | Western. 64d64lac No.
. Western. 63M631ac.. both f. o. b.
afioat: State rye, 5S1ac. c. l. +. New
York
Barley: Feeding quoted 43c. e. i. f.
Buffalo: mailing. 49Mo2c. delivered.
New York.
Flour: Spring patent. $3.S36S400:
winter straights. S3.40MS3.51 winter
patents. $3.75MS4.00: spring clears.
S3.000S$.20: extra No | winter. So 215l
$2S5: extra No. winter. 50. 2.43u$2. 30.
Provisions: Pork. mess. $9.25US9.7o
family. $10.50MS11.0 90: short clear,
sic. 0oaS1115 Beef. firm: mess.
5000: family. S9.50MS10.30; packet.
S9.5OMS1000, extra India mess. $I4.00
0$15.00.
Butter: Creamery. Western. extras,
.
thirds to seconds. 13M11c: do. State
extras, 1Sd1Slac.: do. iirsts. 17AM
17alc.: do. thirds to seconds. 15M17c.
State dairy. half-frkin tubs. fancy.
lie.
Cheese: State, full cream. large. col
ored or white. fancy, per H.. SIZE: do,
good to prime S0iS1Ic.: do. common to
fair. 7m7a4c.; do. small. colored or
white fancy Size
Eggs: New Jerseyand nearby. fancy.
white Leghorn. per doZ. 161aM17c.
do. State. Pennsylvania and nearby,
average, prime. loss off 15l@c.: West
ern loss off, 14laM15c.
Potatoes and Vegetables: Potatoes.
Rose. prime, per Dbl, S1.25M$2.25 do.
Chilis, S1.25M$115: do. seconds. 75ca
S1.O0; do, eulls. 5as775c.: sweets, North
Carolinas. red, per Dbl, $3.o0n$4.50.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-07-20
Paris salvors Make S355. 600.

London. July lit is said that sal
vorS of the Paris will get S375. 900, or
half the value of the 2teamer. As the
expenses are reported to be about $40.
600. it was apparently profitable job
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-07-20
Natural Gas Near Saratoga.

Saratoga. July 1I.-At the country
place of \. Lawson Trask. of Brook
lyn. n. Y, Il vein of natural gas has
been developed mt the depth of 800
feet
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-07-20

MORE sra"i apsr nae nsn nsnl" amy %ats s
med Some Of the coone.s cosesL lee.
\ Americas S Ten Greatest
Dairying Authorities on
! Cream Separators.
The Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station.
3 sp9 % s Sp S Ss 9fHs nas H Gas @ @
n @ % OF
w HENRY, agriculture
Cornell University Experiment. Station.
:s ss 'as
' De 'p'" '0f lIu.Dandry.
Massachusetts Agricultural College,
s @ s. Skim; ss :s . IS
ssss sa & sss4 SS5H t4sf
Michigan Experiment Station.
was set % and f1fss % Been s Spsrad Since
@ % @ aa ns Of and % ,sn y the 4f Hsy % & s ]
ID aaa % Ser Sa @ Usually I'VE & sGs ranpn asgee through e % pe
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CLINTON D. SMITH Director Michigan Experiment Station
lses Record Equally
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Vermont Experiment. Station.
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'''' tests referred zss ;$ are =. e: ';3;"' Avg ss:
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Iowa Experiment. Station.
Your machines
N We e @ m @ m in M ms 2 & sns sb larger PER 9na ssint an & s
= excellent d % asxaS @ & v sse & a ] 1 & ss good
=. Again in June; Experiment. Station.
tx y s sEy @ for % s % ssa % aGas i vs & Gs 4
N" '""''A'A' $3.50 = - p''' L
Ohio University.
Enclosed you
jss5sg 81. ssr'ss sss;s sasr the s
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hardly be expected under such HoSa fs ] s
Idaho Experiment. Station.
D re- Ss
psFs psris s'ss s S
Connecticut Experiment Station
=: ] :: sss: ] ss;s$$ = ;s been % % @
milk per hour the '4;$:'s' e $$s ;s'Ss'
iA' is as close as An" sa re
Missouri Experiment. Station. Lp
ss 'ssss:S 'a siSs ss | ss ] ] 5s3S
Improved not almost but
eembmsi The late latest improve
No. Creamery catalogue No 100
VERMONT FARM MACHINE CO., Bellows Fails, VT
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-07-20

Boston. July 1S.-The police hav,
been asked to find Edwin +. Pierce o.
Maine. Il travelling salesman. who dis
appeared last fall. His brother has
died mt Goodwins Mills. Me-. and ha'
left him valuable property. Pierce il
one of the best known travelling sales
men in New England.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-07-20

Muncie. Ind. July 1S.-Angry be-
cause Miss Leona Franks had forsak-
en- him while he was at the war to ac-
cept a rival. Edward Salmon attempt
ed TO poison his former sweetheart by
putting paris green in a glass of water
She threw it away after taking 4
sip because of its queer taste. Salmon
was arrested and confessed.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-07-20

Portsmouth,, y. H.. July 1S.-Firt
started in the woods at York Beach
Me. in the rear of the Induna Spring.
Hotel Ten acres of woodland wer,
burned. but owing to Il change of wine
and the valiant fighting of over ION
men the buildings in the neighborhoot
were saved.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-07-20

Altoona. Pa. June 1S.--A firm il
Somerset county. Il district famous fo
the quantities of maple sugar ii pro
duces. has received an order for TIVE
carloads of maple sugar TO be ship
ped to England. This is said to be til,
first foreign order for the Pcnnsyl
vania product.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-07-20

Tribes Hill. \. Y. July 16.-Mrs
Jane. widow of Jacob Turnbull of Fort
Hunter. Montgomery County. commit
ted suicide by taking paris green. She
was in comfortable circumstances. but
feared she was coming to want. She
was .I6 years of age and is survived
by n son
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-07-20

pasSaic " j.. July 16.-'rhe strike at
the Botany mills here is ended. The
strikers have gone back to work. The
main body of the employees refused 10
strike and the effort to form union
failed. The company refused to take
back those of the strikers who We're
active in the recent riot.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-07-20

Altoona. Pa. July 1S.-A deposit o1
exceptionally fine kaolin has been dis
covered near Bellefonte. \ compan,
capitalized at $50, 900 aud headed by
eX-Gov. Daniel II. Hastings will built
n plant for the manufacture of the bet
ter grades of porcelain ware
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-07-20

St Johns. y. f.. July lG The
French warships continue TO persecute
the settlers along the treaty coast
Ten colonial vessels have been driven
out of Port-au-Port IIarbor by them
this week The Colonial Government
will urge Rear Admiral Bedford. on
his arrival here on Sunday with the
British feet. to take steps TO prevent
the repetition of these outrageS.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-07-20

New York. July 1G.-Admiral Crown
inshield, chief of the Bureau of Navi-
CATION, Navy Department. sailed for
Europe to inspect the English system
of naval barracks as substituted for
receiving ships.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-07-20

Minneapolis, July 16-The Wisconsin
hardwood forests are gradually being
exhausted and as Il result the supply
for the local markets is becoming less
and less. and it is asserted on good au-
tholity that the local trade will in II
few years have to depend almost en-
tirely on the southern forests for Il
supply.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-07-20

GAINESVILLE. Ohio, July 1S.-NIarion T..
Tague. aged 80 years, residing near
New Lexington. Perry County. while
en- route home from this city. was run
down by Il G. and NJ. " passenger
train near McLuney, and sustained in
iurier from which he died at the City
Hospital three hours later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
Belief That He Has Gone Far to
the North.
HIS FORCE IS UNKNOWN.
Americans Have Gained Great Al b
vantage by the Recent temsrk-
ably vigorous Campaign.

New York. Nov es-A dispatch 10 the
Herald from Manila Says Tho opinion
Of many military men AMI of resident
foreigners lH that ARuInnlln has prob
ably escaped BY changing tho scat uf
war into the northern part Of The island
1hcy think be- has taken o. considerable
army with him. This. if true. VIII
noceaeIiuto new series ~ operations on
our part and Aguinaldo has raincd a
temporary strategic advantage. Those
holding this viow point out ,nc fact
shot Tho Insurgents never intended TO
hold tho alleged capital at Tatl1c aa
permanent capital. aH it was SLIGHTLY
fortified. They also claim that the rnil-
road being lon intact while much ROLL
INK stock was burned oni destroyed. iu-
dIcatcg that rapid retreat was made
several weeks back
This retreat must have boon accom-
phsho1 a. the tim. t.lwtou hesnn his
gan iHidro movement Therefore the
Insurgents have had tlmo Go move out
their principal supplies and munitions.
u " also fact that our circle 81 troops
has bcon closed ~ so far without ma
tCriai Resistance. except Zoe tho region NJ
escape 10 the north near Whcnton'a
column. The captured Hunpllca have
proved iuslgnlncnnt compared with
thnse that would b. Required, ACuln-
nldu'F supposed army IN this valley WIS
estimated nt ton thousand IN twenty
thournnd men, Their known large
counted Tor.
The opinions NJ General ots and Ocn.
SchWan dlner some what ffum this
view. Thoy sly that they do not know
whether ur not Arulunllu. with his
army has escaped into the Tobacco
valley 90 TN north. u rn. they doubt
whether he hua escaped with my rou-
siderable forco. They believe Tint
considerable o. the inaursent f1rra IL
fcattrrod lu small hHnln within our
lines nH nmigaH Generals otis and
schwnn think that within tweniy-four
hours we viii control the Manila
DiEupan valley. The occupation ~
chnnlcnl than military problem. Dgn-
,ral otis says that the railroad repairs
VIII be- rushed and tho railroad Will be
operated throughout ln o. short time.
Tho general opinion here On that We
have gained tremendous ndvuninFe over
tho Insurgents. Commercial men hope
that tho valley will o. quickly aud
Prominently rafrauuvd and that ngri-
cultural Interests will be- protected.
~ u impossible 90 cay how large
force Aruinaldo has hgrn able 20
hold together. or whether. after the
ioHa 81 tho railroad. rcoplg Do the
north viii atili support him,
This whole movement has shown the
advantage of cavalry Tor expeditions
operations In The Philippine. The full
campaign his buen remarkably Nlgut-
Gus
II IL beloved here that Aguiunlio's
rotreat 10 the north w mo- way Affects
the confronting inuurEcnt force south
NJ Manila.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
A GERMAN CALENDAR.

Mr.. j. II Ward Of this ci,y has pub
lishcd - calendar Cor 1900. undcr tho
uamo ot "D'r iIeobachtcr Kalendcr"
Il Is IN she German language and con.
talns g2l p1g,a The frontlspioco o. 20
puod likeness of President torengo
Snow. ana then follows poetic apo.
utruphe 10 the now year, Tho calendar
proper l1 very complete, one feature
OF II b,iug 900 index Of notable ,yeutr
IN tho history of the world. pas
NuchHulrl dca ltiiogcs' ~ brief hla.
tory OF cVsnts uftor tho war with Splin.
cuplnnsly Illustrated, "Geatmudniss dos
Ilmmvfmuuns'' lH u drama OF the
American juicy ROOM" IN which an
accused murderer % acquitted through
the confession of one u the Jurors The
story Of the visit Of Emperor Wilhelm
To Palestine IL told Interestingly IN I'm
illustrated article. and this h followed
by q description u Nlondlkc aud tho
Alaska railroad. "Da3 Kompa-gnic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

Constitution Docs Not rro,id" Tor white
aud Coiorsd children IN same schooi.

New York. Nov. % Tho appellate
division uf thc supreme court DOB BROOKE
lyu has denied the appeal NJ Elizabeth
cisco ,olnfed. from the decision Uf %
Huerlil torn rofuflur uorDmpinry writ
of mLndumuH Goo compel Tho school
board or ur,ushurnurh Co admit her
children to t1' public school on lirnton
nVouuc. Jamaica. and mHEr nn dIHflnc-
ton ON account or color Mrs Cisco
claimed the right TO have Der children
accepted us pupils in the school ln
question. but was told that uhHv must
gn to q separate school Tor colutOd chll-
dfcn.
Justice Goodrich writing the opinion
OF the appellate division. says the proc
vision 81 the Constitution which pro-
vldea the equal school facilities shall be
furnished 10 an children cannot be- held
TO mean that the white children and
the black children must Dr. permitted
TO attend the same school A. 60 tho
question ~ tho excellence of tho In
ftruction In the school for colnrcd
children In comparison with the schools
for white children. Justice Goodrich
does not Ind that thcrc u any differ
euse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
WAR IN GRAND COUNTY"
wa Of Another Fake Interview
by Salt Lake Paper.

i'qaszt tho News" reprodueea
l'loulns letter to the Grand Val
h TINS;
etisr the above tlapiav head lines
nv Lake Herald In It's issue Of
~, lilnlei a pretended Interview
\ s.s.h' wherein the reporter of
n apgf makes Il appear that he
n Viewed me and that 1 had
WAle statements concerning tho
~, and Estimating romnriss of
4 ...a.,'lhlnr reputable citizens ana
|T,Hi u this county.
a.lee 10 myself as well as 10 The
-, Nhpee names were used i'm that
~, y, I desire 10 say that no re-
IN w ll.fald ever spoke 10 me
LAC city that 1 know Of. 1
~ vAA ~ Snlt Lake city concern.
matters mentioned In that ar.
j. M X WIN Mr. Mcconnell who re-.
~ i'efhhl, ana that was In the
D. sa'.-e ana neither IN that nor
j. w-,.,,I.atlun did I ever say that
r. a,'hg WIS the county commits
r., W urani county, or In sub.
\ s.nl,hihg like that, nor words
NJ any honestly be- construed tO
h, w such thing as that.
\ ID. .9hnell happened To be nj my
J., tleen.h Mt Warning ana / had
J. NY. 'iehceh concerning the toli
"a Az n,ne asn, ana Incidentally in.
vi NJ Tue toll road, aud ! sun
|ilis y. s.. 'alk We We're having was a
|tf f4N,IHltlon between him and
: neyer knew untl after H.
l va y. pl'.ln,lisncd that any publlca-
\ ~ my intended, and then, only
D. tsrn ',e or my counsel, ] would
~ ~. 20 enc Herald office aud
as,irm.. a.olt H. Such falslfylng,
\ y, sallhf VI private cnnvrrsniions
~ -,,,'1 ~ making Sensational
|tll AZ ~ ought TO be- above "A
" We lieuld'r standing.
SAMUEL A. KING
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

y,-,r clark sent In a communlca-
gi,s ,,,uncil last nlght call
~ 70 wv ~. ,,t..,.,t al. az lamar
q iiienilon 7" 'he
!. sundays and holidays anu suhe's'-
..,...iv therefor. The substance
-..,,,t.,tion follows.
q De eoinihu'''''''''
FROM MAYOR CLARK
49,, 49,, tho tc,nsc law
I undet't.n' 80 -. -,
,lth prohibits the heep'hs wv" %
-. .,t tb. anlo Of Intoxicating H.
m. sabbath day IL being VIC.
~ and that such violations are In
i'ii' ' -. -, o., IA, ann. AR.
o'ianf ln, ,,,.,i,ng mia busln"ss A.
tsiu IN ,,iise forre IL sufficient
o. .,,,,i,r and ordiunrv no.
cl ipi inN ~. ..r,,irr and with
| gf,nslhu ..,,,,i,.r ~ ,ftie,ra under hia
D. AhlileN .hi,g IL unable
etaiipl ,,i,,yf,,l trnf.
H. fW .a,i,, as M in,portnnc,
q uin ~, ai..a,i.t ,n,ditian ~ IN,
t.nina, lnt XIV nnt sd,,it ~ mueh
~ wy p.on ., IN 'hc Sorre hut / am
li 49, ,h,t IN Inc chief were
= - op,','., '.,, Ill, a i,nt,,I number
i.hafi., ,,,,'',,,,,,, sor sunday ser.
y f.,lAl ~, ,a,,iinr force much
W 49,, a,,,iav iiauor ,riilnr
IL ~ hl ,,'AN,,,t,,,,''1
.ald =. u., ,el's....,,H,to, a,sir., viot,.
-sa i NV, - ,,o'i i,vs s,,ga.st ibat
A. ddlhau', ~ . 49,. ~ Mana, ~.
f7inslgi. ot , ,'a,..' ,1h.rs tin,,",. ~.
~. q y.l,L 49, 49,. ana ,"Indn,,'a ~
W NV w ,bsir h,,sin,ss Il. ,,n.
". iil,'- s ,,.,.,,..t IN ri ~ ,i..r
ell'g, On. .,",'.,,.,,, .,tnss an, ~
Irsri that when the hlnia ana
49, . - ~ M. tn,e,lor r,n H.
'ra,isd Nlsw y, ,ht 'ns', ,,,,,, w., NJ. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

VDiocht' o. humorous article by Frcl-
herr Won sohiicht. The calendar. FUR
'thor has utticifa on Che Nicitanut
canal. the Paris wnrld'a fnlr great
modern Inventions. ON Goethe and tho
pwYfua tfill u contains O. nyunpsis
~ ef'uta NJ tho yenr that IL now rapid
IS p1aain". and the reading matter ~
fnriuuH nature. " we'll sprinkivd with
rpicy humoT From this brief synopsis
M Ice contents. an idea uf tho calendar
con h" formed. II should Ind numerous
readers among those who understand
The German iauguHge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22
''t HUNTER GOES TO JAZZ.

|,,., ~, , o, tho State against Abe
,,,,' va. dismissed by Judge Nor.
Isn,es,y on motion Of tho defend
slmse,I vas convicted before ms.
snlanlr. last July " petit larceny
lny I'M 10 ninety DAYS IN ths
tu,, ile appealed 10 Tho ala
4 u in,aa.ll THIS action today moana
T. 'niA 10 serve out The sen-
liiioh. aa accused Of steallna n
u TODD ,hh 70 man by the
Eo9s tS s-,. ui iieber city, out of a
We canyon. '''a'he'S place In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

New York. Nov. 22-Thnmas W.
nrnchcr. Inventor M Thirty different
pieces ~ machinery and artirloH con-
nrctcd with and used No. the hAttrrs'
trade. la dead. nt hla home in this city.
lie was % years old ana native NJ
Ohio. ono of the moot important OF Dis
Inventions was a machine fnf stitching
thn leather rWoat bands ln hats. which.
ln Enmuud, Do called iirnchorlug among
the trade
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

o. both ~ MN crrck. John potungili.
a. and Agnes iloaglnud. 20. both of
Eihu. Idaho: Albert e. Heaps "a. of
Salt Lake city. and Eislhath Wright.
20, ~ Linden County Edwin itIistpn,
g. NJ Murny. and AMMO Hardy. %. ot
Salt Lake. 10. G. McliriIe. -. aud Sclllo
.. croft. ~. both 81 Fillmore GUY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

tut How GOOD" is tho motto 81 tho
iiusch Hrcwing Aaa'n.
brewers uf the h,at. puisst and largest
lines ~ beers Tor family and club uee
IN the world. No corn--iuat pure
hHsr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

charged with rider In n her ne o % Ada irrr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

spoken nor from his Kind. rfo dofcnd-
ed the engineer and deprecated the
hght that had been made ON him.
Wallace believed the engineer would
do ~ he had promised.
claiming that past experience had
taught him not To place any reliance
In anything that official anid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-22

The roll was then called. aud In vot-
Ing against the resolution nomucy said
h. felt like giving the engineer another
chance.
The vote stood: Aycs-Allcn. Fern
strom. Howe. MarEcts. Weller and
Harness.
Noes buckle. CniilHtpr, Morris.
Patrick. Robertson. Romney. siddoway,
Wallace
Absent Dichl, i.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-06-15
Ranch For Sale.

Go to Kingsbury's for supplies of all
kinds.
A bath room is being built in the rear
of the barber shop,
We learn that the saloon at Rcbare
is to be ~re-opened this week.
Kyle Price is spending a few days
with Great Falls friends this week.
When in Dupuyer put up your team
with Ed Tanner at the Eclipse stable.
John w. Shields and wife, of Choteau,
are visiting with Dupuyer friends this
week.
Reeder & Fisher, the Great Falls
tailors, were business visitors in Dupu-
yer over Sunday.
Raymond Galbreath is doing the car
penter work on P. F. ST. Denis new
residence in the Jones addition.
A fine line of shirt waists and dres
skirts have just been received at Kings
bury's. Call ~and,examine them.
For Sale-Twenty-five or thirty tons
of good hay. j. W. MCKNIGHT,
Dupuyer.
E. A. Richael, representing the Ameri-
can Brewing Company of Great Falls, is
transacting business in Dupuyer today.
Mark S. Darling and Walter Math-
ews, engineers in charge of the Conrad
ditch, are %transacting business. in town
today.
Rev. Father Smell held Catholic ser
vices in Dupuyer last Sunday morning.
Next Sunday he will hold services at
Shelby.
Miss Lucy Steel, of Choteau, is visit
ing with her brothers family, in Dupu-
yer. She will probably remain here a
month or more.
The infant daughter of f. P. and
Mrs. Cowell has been dangerously i'll for
several days past, but at this writing is
considerably better.
For Sale-One thousand acres of good
farming l~and-mostly hay meadow.
Plenty of water. Good title. Terms
reasonable. Apply at this Office.
Bucks herded on the Dry Forks. Good
shed, range and water. Satisfaction
guaranteed. ROBERT DIXON,
Pondera.
E. Pearson, OF Medicine Hat, Alberta,
passed through town one day this week
with about $50 head OF horses that he
had purchased in the southern part OF
the county,
4 meeting of Mountain Meadow camp
No. a54, WcOdmen Of the World. viii be
held at the school house, on Saturday
evening, June Oath. Business of i'm
portance is to be transacted.
BOARD OF MANAGERS.
George Campbell and wife, of South
Hampton, Ontario, arrived in town the
first of the week and will hereafter make
Dupuyer their home. Mrs. Campbell is
a sister of the late Neil MCDANIEL, and
their home here will be made on the
ranch just east Of town.
John Potter, of Potter, Kansas, q
brother of our well-known Samuel L..
arrived in town the first of the week
and has decided to permanently locate
here. This means another good repub-
lican vote in the next election in Teton
county.
The Pondera base ball club have sent
word to the committee that they desire
agame here on the Fourth Of July, and
arrangements have been made whereby
that club and the Conrad Ditch crew
will cross bats on the diamond that day,
This promises to be an exceedingly lively
game as both teams have some excellent
players,
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-06-15
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Charles Buckley, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator of the estate of
Charles Buckley, deceased, to the credi-
tors of and all persons having claims
against tho said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, with
in four months after the first publica-
ton OF this notice, to the said admins
traitor, at the Office of Carl Harris,
Notary Public, Dupuyer, Mont, the
same being the place for the transaction
of the business of said estate.
HENRY RYAN,
Administrator of the estate Of Charles
Buckley, deceased.
Dated, Dupuyer, Mont, May 3, 1899.