The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-11-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

DoFilS LUJU neal W II. II. 1ocCI Oh PR
vate forms.
Johnson's stage line has again com
'menced making round trips daily be.
t ~een' DuRuyeE and Choteau.
Mr.. Perry and wife who have been stop
ping with Mr.. Jones since last July are
now domiclied in a cabin at the east end
of the ranch.
Mr.. Jno. Stanley who has been cook
at the Dupuyer saw mill for the past
summer leaves today for Columbia Falls
to visit friends and relatives.
It is rumored that Presley Houk9 Of
Browning is making arrangements TO
enter into the con plications and respon-
sibilities of q. partnership, next week.
Jas. i. Phillips had an experience with
a man eater the other day in the shape
OF an over affectionate cayuse, and now
his right jaw is obeying the orders Of
DR.. Titus.
Deputy U. S. Marshall Wall came in
last Saturday evening, to subpoena wit
nesses for the trial of Geo. A. Fry which
takes place at Helena before U. S. Dis
trict Judge Knowles, Dec. 9th.
Religious services at the school house
Sunday morning and evening. Sunday
school 1880 a. M. All are cordially in
vited.
One Of Johnson's stage teams created
a little excitement last Friday by making
a dash up Morton Avenue, but couldn't
resist the temptation to turn in and stop
at Miller's hay corral.
!. A. Van Duskiri1 has concluded to
postpone his visit to California, and has
purchased 1850 head Of sheep from e.
E. Leech, which he viii winter at his
ranches Oh the Dry Forks.
The committee appointed to recon-
mend action in regard to securing a per-
manent cemetery, will report on Satur-
day Dec. 9th.
A. w. HAMMER, chairman.
Taken up-L;ght bay horse, 5 or 6
years old, weight 1915 or HOO. Branded
D on left shoulder. Owner can get
horse by paying for this advertisement
GRIEF JONES,
Dupuyer, Mont.
Jos. Hirshberg G Co. have put in a
new heating plant at their store, and
now their customers will not have to
depend altogether on the genial warmth
of a welcoming smile when they drop in
to purchase barbed wire, or postage
stamps.
To homitm may concerns: All rites in
debted to me must settle with me as no
one not in my employment has any
authority to collect bills contracted prior
to 18th July A. D. 1899 or since that
date.
DAN SULLIVAN, Shelby Montana.
Maj. J. W. Patrick of Augusta, is ill at
the Columbus hospital Great Falls.
The Major is one of the old timers, being
81 years of age. He will be remembered
as the promoter Of acolony of Missouri
ians who came to Fort Benton in 1882.
OF late he has been interested in devel-
oping the hot springs on the North Fork
of Sun River.
Sandy Irwin and P. B. Gallagher have
returned from a three weeks deer hunt
at Rocky Point on the Missouri. They
say they killed six deer and could have
killed many more, but did not, owing
to the absence of the deer. They made
the trip overland and were 10 days &C.
ing and coming.-Great Falls c~orrespon-
dent Standard.
The only 3. Percy Clark of Bynum
and Montana is nov located in the city
of New York. where hq he
will make his future home and never
again honor and enlighten Great Falls
with his presence and wisdom. B. Percy
was OF the firm of Clark Brothers, wool
growers, and his place on the strategy
board will be hard to fill.-Great Falls
correspondent Standard.
George Hirshberg, our assistant post
master, gave an exhibition of his ability
as q pony express rider, Monday even
ing, and it worked all right from the
stand point of the cayuse. George is
now ambling around with a lame "laig,"
and pending an offer from Buffalo Bill.
has cancelled all future engagements
with one particular bench leg. and con
tinues to cancel stamps.