The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-03-30
TIE pupUYER aCRNTha
March 80, 1899.
LOCAL LAYOUT.

=" S0t VI OhC'Oy, was loS
istered in the Falls last Sunday.
William Miller made d business
trip to Browning and Blackfoot
this week.
Adam Sliger and David Johnston
returned from the county seal last
Tuesday afternoon:
William Thompson, of Pondera,
transacted business in Dupuyer
one day last week.
J.. w. Mcknight writes from
Banff Hot Springs that he expects
to return to Dupuyer in a short
time,
H. F. Bailey and W; M. Foster
we're among the Teton county
visitors at the Falls the first of
the week,
DR.. Crowder, the DENTIST, is at
the Hotel Morton. Call on him
if you wish any dental work done,
He guarantees satisfaction.
Wanted.-A girl to do general
house work Ga a ranch. Highest
wages paid. Address or apply to
JOS. c. McCuaig, Dupuyer, Mont.
J, E. Marcum of HeImsville, ac-
complained by Chas. Murray, of the
firm of Murray Bros, of Big Sandy,
were. in town the fore part of the
week.
August Anderson left h ere this
morning for Augusta where he will
spend the coming summer. He
wants to keep posted on Teton
county matters and Of course has
subscribed for the Acantha.
Robert Ryan returned from the
county seat Tuesday evening. Or.
Cooper, under whose care he has
been for the past month, reports
that he is unable to do him any
p, good and it IS feared the little boy
will always be deaf.
Robert Dixon, of the Dry Forks,
was a Dupuyer visitor the first of
the week. Robert is building a
fine new residence on his ranch,
and informs US that in q few short
weeks a classic from the. high
lands will arrive to share in his
fjoy aad sorrows.
Rev. F: A. Riggep will be at
Dupuyer April 18th and will hold
the first quarterly conference held
at this place Every n interest,
ed in seeing the church work built
up here are asked to be present
and assist in the permanent organ
azition.
A letter recently received from
James Gordon, who is in Chicago
being. treated for stammering,
states that he is getting along as
we'll as could be expected, and thai
he thought in the course OF a
couple of months a permanent cure
would be effected.
The hour for having Sunday
school at the school house has
been changed fuom 3 o'clock p. m.
to 1890 am. 5This will be followed
by public preaching service at
IL 30 O'Clock o. m. and evening
service will remain the same as
before at s o'clock. AL are cord
tally invited.
A. W. Hammer, Pastor.
Last week we noted the accidep-
tai shooting of Pete Champine at
his home on Badger creek ON the
reservation. He died the same
night. 1t appears that he was
handling his rifle, holding it by
the barrel. He set the stock
down on the floor and the gun
went off, The bullet shattered his
left wrist, penetra led the abdomen,
coming out of his back and made a
dent in the ceiling of the house.
He fell to the floor and upon the
arrival of assistance he was helped
to bed, No person but his wife
was III the house at the time of the
accident. DR.. Daniels was im~
mediately summoned but could not
save him. He died about 4 o'clock
the next morning. His remains,
on Sunday, were followed to the
cemetery at the Holy Family Mis-
sion by a large conccurse of sor>
rowing frieuds. Pete Champine
wac horn nt Fort RnntOp in 1897