The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-01-11
LOCAL ITEMS.

Get your boots or shoes half soled at
the Dupuyer harness shop.
John P. Croft of Piegan, was in town
Monday, and made the AoANTHA Office a
pleasant call.
Fine California grape Brandy for Ned.
ical purposes at the Medicine Lodge
Saloon.
Hon..John A. Kennedy spent Sunday
night in town, being on his way from
Blackfoot to Pondera.
J. W. Burrows came back from Belt,
last Monday, having spent the holidays
at that place with friends.
Rev. A. w. Hammer went to Choteau
last Monday, where he will assist Rev.
Cunningham for a couple of weeks.
j. W. Mcknight is now in Salt Lake
having gone there from California, in
search of a more satisfactory climate.
W. E. Hagerty and James Stone spent
Friday night in town, being on their
way to Milk River, and the ceded strip.
In another column will be found the
order of Judge Smith fixing the terms of
court for the Eleventh Judicial District,
for 1900.
Mrs. j. A. Van Buskirk returned Sun
day evening from San Jose, California,
where she has been s%ojourning since last
September.
S. L. Potter took a trip to the noun
tains early in the week. to see how the
boys were getting along with a logging
contract in which he is interested.
Chairman Perkins of the board of
county commissioners, went to the
county seat Sunday to meet the Treas
urer and Assessor, and draw the jury
for the next ensuing year.
Alex Yule returned to his saw mill at
the head of Dupuyer, last Sunday. He
has a large force of men at work, and
the supply of lumber next summer W II
be sufficient to supply the demand.
Call at the Medicine lodge saloon for
the best brands of liquors. You will be
supplied, and will find all goods just as
represented. Bond and Lillard old
Standard Bond whiskey of 90 sold over
the bar.
Maj. Geo. Steel accompan ed by Mrs.
Steel, were in town Monday night, on
business connected with the bonding
of the group of mines on the coded strip
While here they were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Harris.
A. G. Warner, County clerk, left Cho-
teau last Monday morning for st. Louis,
where he will pass a few weeks with
relatives. and take a much needed rest.
W. bespeak for "Al," a pleasant trip,
and hope to see him return o bene-
flied by his vacation.
We are n receipt of a communications
from the Mayor Of Utopia, but as it is
not attested by his official seal and sig
nature we are compelled to withhold its
publication. We can d. nothing with
correspondence. unless the name of the
writer Accompanies the article.
Mr.. Brice, adiuster for the Connect
cut Fire Insurance. ompany, came down
fJom Helena last Friday to arrange mat
ters in regard to the loss by fire Of r. P
Deans residence. The loss was total
and it is probable that the company will
reimburse Mr.. Dean at an early date.
In the di7tricr court this morning, in
! the suit OF Fl. Str1in and others against
: A, j. Cowell ct al, doing business in the
firm name Of George A. Fry & Company
an order was made d'scharging the re-
ceiver heretofore appointed and direct
ing that the property in the hands of the
receiver be turned over to A. J. Cowell,
G.. M. Coffey AMI w. Cowell Leader.
J. B. Calderhead and 0. ". Holmes
,clme to the city Monday evening t.
transact business in regard 70 some
mines on the cedel strip which they
have bonded We ere informed that
these gentleman are prepared to eypend
$4,000 on the group they bonded, and
next summers work will probably dem
onstrate the possibilities of the camp.