The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-07-19

are Uelng maze Cna6 the
owners of bitches are careless in allow
ing water to overflow the county roads.
The law is as follows:
Penal Code, Sec. 1162. "Every person
who owns a ditch or fume, and allows
the water thereon to over run the side
and run into a public highway, or in or
upon the property of another. is punish
able by a fine not exceeding one hundred
dollars.
The best brands of wines, brandies,
WHISTLES and cigars always on hand also
st. Louis bottle beer as cold as ice at
@ & L saloon.
Geo. S. Keepers a special allotment
agent, was in this vicinity last week
looking up data in regard to Indian
allotment claims. It appears that set
tiers in Choteau county have raised an
objection against a number of allot-
ments. claiming that those holding them
have lost their rights, by abandoning
their claims and taking up land on the
reservations.
Sheriff Hagen and under sheriff Hag-
erty drove up from Choteau early Tues
day morning, and left for the north in
mediately after breakfast, deputy sheriff
Clark going with them. Their business
was not made public, but there is reason
to believe that they expect a little hot
work along the foot of the mountains, as
, Jim Harmon is supposed to be working
his way north. e. E. Cox is acting as
deputy sheriff during Jack Clark 8 ab
! sence.
According to state examiner Moroney
! the shortage discovered last week in the
accounts Of the county treasurer, was
caused by the careless and incompetent
= manner in which the books were kept.
Mr. England has made COOL the short
d age by turning over 100 head of cattle tc
9 his bondsmen, and clasms that he is un
able to account for the missing money
So far as can be learned there was NJ
n attempt on his part to conceal the true
) state of affairs. Mr.. England will con
tinue as treasurer, but the Office will b.
, in the hands ofhis deputy, Jas. B. Kel
K logg, who was put in charge by tn
bondsmen.
= Mans perfidy and baeeness a
h sometimes occurs, is we'll illus
4 trated by the following: Some three 0
four months ago a girl named Lucy Bal
% : ~. M, fr1,1 4ha ooc+ tN fhi- Yo1o0n ~
was m ployed for some time by j. N
Davis in the Harlem hotel. w. j. Do
son formed her acquaintance and Pre-
posed to marry her, a coupe of week
K later. Thinking to better herself, sh
III accepted and married him. Immediate
10 ly after their marriage be began drink
ing and abusing his young wife, and i
lt less than two weeks after, was foun
Id ccnsorting with a woman of i'll reput
Dolson then deserted the m an
It left the country, going, it is claimed,
IS the Swift Current section with a part
in by the name of Roe. The young woma
bit has secured employment on a ranch nei
I.andusky. We have since learned tn;
when Dolson and Roe departed the
% left numerous unpaid bills in the stor
% and that the latter took with him one hi
dred dollars belonging to a shepherd
le named Dick Barney.-Malta Enterpris
in The following rates for sewing ha'
,al been decided Upon by the Ladies' Al
ial Any one wishing work done may lea'
he it with Mrs. Humble or Mrs. Gordon.
m Knotting comforts. ..............S
Sun bonnets.
80 Aprons or 2 for
- Childrens aprons. .......... 30 to
-, Boys waists.
Carpet rags per pound ..........
Mems shirts.
Boys trousers ........... 49,.
DC Sheets per doz..................
Pillow cases per doz. ...........