The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-03-08

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as no one in this vicinity has fed during
the winter, and although the winter has
been open and generally mild, beef cat
tie are s .arce.
The q. f. & G. eating house has finally
changed hands, and will pass under the
control of George sA th, of Wolf Creek,
on March 1st.
J Chas Smith is building new house,
and SO the town grows, in spite of all
drawbacks, on account of water, and
Shelby is bound to be quite business
point yet.
Jno. Meade returned from trip east
last Saturday, and says he had pleas
ant time.
w. w. Parrot got left last Wednes-
day, as the night operator failed to keep
his PROMISE and call him in time to take
the train for Great Falls. AS a conse
quence Willie had to postpone his we'd
ding day for another twenty -four hours,
bnt everything came out all right in the
end and he met Miss O'Hare, OF Mime
apolis, on his arrival at Great Falls.
TIE couple were married in the parlors
of the Grand Hotel on the evening of
the 23rd, and will be given a warm re-
ception when they arrive home.
Considerable building will be done
here in the spring, it being the intention
OF several to build houses here, and
move their families where the children
will have the advanta es of school
and Shelby boasts OF a good one.
James NJ. MartiE was in from the hills
Tuesday.
Curly Robinson is day barkeeper al
the Palace.
Charley Smith is building an addition
to his residence on End. avenue.
Dan Sullivan finished putting up a
supply Of ice Saturday.
The present storm is very hard on the
scabby cattle, several are reported dying
around town.
Louie Evans, who has had the naumps.
had very close call, although he is con
valesent. It will e some time before he
is able to be around,
DR.. Dickson, the Great Falls dentist,
fleft fot Col Butte last Wednesday He
gave relief to quite number around
here.
Mr.. w FarFott and bride we're expect
ed to arrive in Shelby last Wednesday,
but have failed to put in en- appearance.
viii is likely waiting for all TIE old tin
can to rust OUT for he knows he will
surely be given a grand serenade.
JEFF P euitt came in with load of hay |
for Fl. F Guth, and had to remain owing
to the recent storm, which has been
the most severe that we have had since
last October, there being about a fooe
of snow on the level.
Hardy Clark has filed on a ranch at |
the West Butte. He expects to move out
as soon as spring opets, having ordereda |
car Of lumb er to build house and other |
Improvements,
Dick Crockford is building G cold |
storage plant in connection with his |
meat market. It will prove great
benefit to this place.
Frank Hughes went to Lethbridge to1
visit his daughter Carrie who IS at the
convent at thatplace.
The Somers family are billed ere for
the night Of the 7th. If the snow is not
gone by then they will not have much of j
house
Judge Smith tried to so to Choseau !
by the Montanian time table, and the
result was, that he had to lay over here
fer more than a day.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Mcdonald have
moved to kalispell. Itis there intention /
TO engage IN the hotel business there.
Blythe way VIM. Dawes is putting up
lumber, he is bound to have a good
assorted stock in or the spring trade.
and enough we think, to fully meet all
demands.
II. It. Guth returned Friday from
Iowa where he has been visiting friends
and relatives FOR the past month. Il
was his first visit in 15 yeare He re.
ports having very pleasant visit, but is