The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-11-23
LOCAL ITEMS.

See DR.. Brown about your teeth.
Walter S. Clark was in Dupuyer last
Thursday.
First class job printing at The
ACANTHA office.
Carl Jensen spent a few days in our
city, last week.
Reading circle will meet this week at
A.. w. Hammers.
A. w. Hammer will hold services at
Raymond Sunday,
Teeth extracted absolutely without
pain, by DR.. Brown.
Jas. w. Snyder came in last Thursday
and made proof on his homestead.
G. r. Scoffin of Pondera transacted
business in Dupuyer, last Saturday,
Send in your little old dollar and have
your name added to the Acantha's sub
scription list.
Carl Harris and Judge Taylor made a
business trip to Choteau last Friday, re-
turning Saturday evening.
The saloon at Bynum has again
changed hands, being now under the
management of c. w. Murray.
DR.. Brown is the only dentist in the
west who does crown, and bridge work,
by the famous seamless system.
Thoro will no n fha a1-Sriuipn CorUioo
at the school house lex Thursday at
1890 a. M. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Regular services at school house Sun
day night. Subject, "Christian Educa-
ton" A benefit for Montana Wesleyan
University.
Ell. G Grain, James leighton, and e..
A.. Savory are in Choteau this week hav-
ing been summoned as jurors before the
| District Court.
DR.. Henry Brown, D. D. S., will be at
the Hotel Morton from Nov. 9th to
Dec. 10th, prepared to do all kinds of
dental work, known to the profession.
Wallace Cowell the Bynum merchant
came over Tuesday evening and returned
home yesterday. He has recently re
ceived an appointment as postmaster to
succeed Geo. A. Fry.
Mrs. w. H. Titus entertained a few
friends of Mr.. c. e. Prescott, on the even
ing of the 10Th inst. A prominent fea-
ture of the evening was a dinner long to
be remembered by those who participant
ed, and al eloquent argument as to the
culinary ~capability of the hostess.
Mr.. VIM. Cowgirl left for the Hoosier
state Monday night, having concluded to
delay the erection of his new residence
dntil spring. We besreak for William,
a glorious time on the banks of the
Wabash-in the land of lumber and
fruit,-hoop poles and pumpkins, where
the majestic sycamores sway in the gen
tie. zephyrs, and e~ternally point toward
the hencemost upwardness.
Mr.. c. E. Prescott. former editor and
proprietor of the ACANTHA, left for the
east last Monday evening with Mr.. VIM.
Cowgirl. We understand that it is Mr..
Trescott's intention to take a course in
law, at the Ann Arbor University, dur
ing the coming winter, and We look for
his return with the blue birds when they
come again. In selecting a place to tack
up his shingle, we have no doubt that
Mr.. Prescott will consider Dupuyer
which is sorely in need of legal talent.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. ST. Denis were
disturbed in their enjoyment of a quiet
Saturday evening by the arrival of a
number of friends, who Immediately took
possession of everything in sight, and
proceeded to enjoy themselves, the more
sedate in whist playing, and the frivolous
in dancing to the music of Jesse Cow
ellis violin we are inclined to think
that all present however, took an occas-
lonal turn on the floor. A fine collation.
was served just before the clock an
nounced another Sabbath, and the merry
makers separated, going to their various
homes conscious of having passed a well
spent evening.