The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-06-15
TME pUpUYER EoHNTMR.
June Is, 1899.
LOCAL LAYOUT,

gents furnishing goods.
A new and fine line of ladies shoes
just received at Kingsbury's.
See that fine new line of mems gloves
at Kingsbury's. They can't be beat.
Kingsbury's line of boots and shoes
can't be beat.
Shearing operations have commenced
at Pondera.
Over 100000 head of sheep will be
sheared at Malta this year.
9. S. Stafford, of Cuibertson, recently
had the misfortune to lese 900 ewes by a
prairie fire.
First class Job printing at THE
AcANTHA Office.
The stage to Pondera is now making
regular trips. This will be continued
throughout the summer.
Kingsbury is headquarters for every
thing in the line of general merchan-
disc.
Send in your little old dollar and have
| your name added to the Acantha's sub
scription list.
J. A. Parker will burn $4,000 brick at
his yard west of Dppuyer the first OF
next week,
Before placing orders for wagons OF
buggies see kingsbury. He can save
money for you. r
The first wool sale of the season at
Billings was a lotof 10000 pounds, which
brough. 1875 cents.
See those crash hats at Kingsbury's
Just the thing for summer.
Walter Clark and wife of Bynum, are
visiting with relatives in Great Falls.
Frank Rigley.and wife and Miss Efhe
Mann are visiting with friend; in Great
Falls this week.
S. Y. Penrod, of Choteau, has recently
made a homestead fling on land in the
upper Dupuyer country. We will be glac
to welcome S. Y. as a citizen of thi.
section.
A letter received from Hon. Geo. W
Magee, states that he left Helena last
Sunday morning for Massachusetts,
The lengthof his stay in the east is I'm
certain.
While here last Friday, Under Sheriff
Hagerty arrested William Laney, of the
Birch creek coal banks. We undos-
stand Laney is wanted in Wyoming on !
charge of grand larceny.
Rev. A. w. Hammer will hold services
at the school house morning and even
ing Sunday and at Raymond the mex
Sunday, June 25th, 1880 a. m. and at
Dupuyer in the evening.
The Hewett Musettes we're advertised
to give ar. entertainment here last Mon
day evening, but because of their refusa
to pay $500 license, the deputy sheriff
would not permit the show to proceed
w. e. Pyne, of Missoula, representing
a branch of the Oregon Nursey Co., is
in town this week selling our peopl,
fruit and ornamental trees for mex
springs delivery.
j. W. Mcknight left this morning for
Blackfoot where he will meet hi
daughter, Miss Bernice, who is coming
home from Fairbault, MINI, to spenc
the summer vacation.
James Ralph arrived in town from thu
Sweet Grass hills the first of the week
Mr.. Ralph reports that considerable
work is being done in that section, anC
predicts that it will develop into quite
mining camp in the next few months.
In the vote of the children of the state
for a state tree, the pine is ahead witt
SIT votes; fir, second, with 319 votes; ce
dar, third with 135 votes; balm of Gil
cad, fourth, with 126 votes, and cotton
wood, fifth, with 10l votes.NIOthers are
scattering.
Chris Maloney, one of Woody Islands
prosperous sheepmen was in town Tues
day. lie reports a loss Of 30 per cent
This resulted from the extremely BAG
weather which compelled him to throw
his two bands together.-Harlcm Enter
prise.
The sheep shearing plant will start
operations June Is. The first sheep tc
be shorn will be those of the Fergus
Land & Live Stock Co., VIM. Fergus &
Co, Brooks Bros. and the Mcdonald
Sheep Co. Other parties will be ac
commodated afterward.-Fergus County
Argus.
A weather crank says: From the 9th
to the 18th is an active time of rain anc
storms. Cooler spells will follow storms
of rain, hail and thunder. The 18th tt
the 18th is another marked storm period
Many electrical displays from the 21st tt
24th, with heavy rain and wind. Tht
18th to Both is the last regular
storm period.
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