The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-03-15

A silver watch was found on the
street several days ago, and awaits an
owner at this Office.
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.
From the manner in which the last
storm suffered defeat in it's contest with
advancing spring. the fond hope that onr
coal pile would hold out has received en-
couragemeni.
Mr.. Richard V. Higbee and Miss Anna
McDevitt were married in Helena, by
Judge Lincoln Working on the 9th. inst.
Ars. Higbee is a daughter of James
McDevitt the wealthy stockman OF Con-
rad irsthis county, and the groom is a
we'll known business mar Of Great Falls.
The bill of greatest bulk which has
been presented to Congress during the
present session is that introduced by
Senator Carter of Montana, entitled "a
bill making further provision for the
government of Alaska and for other pur-
poses" It fills 604 pages.
Commencing April 1st, r. G. Stewart
of Pondera will put Do a stage line, Civ
ing us direct communication with Pom
dera. The service will be ~tri-weekly for
the present, but when the G. F. & c..
return to the old schedule, a round trip
will be made every day.
The Commissioners passe f%avorably
IN the petition to have a cemetery estab-
lished at Dupuyer, and named w. d.
Jones, F. H. Dean and Chas. Rappoldsas
a committee to look after it, and choose
a sexton.
The new school building to be erected
at Cut Bank on the Blacklist re3erva-
ton, will be supplied with steam heat,
hot and cold water, acetylene gas, and all
modern ~conveniences. Five day schools
are to be placed at convenient points
throughout the reservation, and the out
look for the education of young Lo, was
never brighter.
The attention Of the road supervisors
should be given to the bridges on the
Choteau- Blackfoot road, and es ecially
to those across the various bitches be-
tween Oupuyer and Birch Creek. They
are roprrted to be in bad condition, and
if not repaired the county may have a
damage suit On hand.
A MI. Davenport, from Deer Lodge
county was in town this morning look
lug up information in regard to Alphon-
so Acosta the boy who used to attend
school at this place and live with Rafala
Acosta who died last fall. It seems that
Mr. Davenport was requested by Senator
Carter, to look the boy up, but whether
there is In estate coming to him or not,
We have be~eniunable to learn. Alphnnso
was supposed to be the son of "Black
Frank, but it now appears that his faith
ers'name was Davis and that his mother
was a Banna k oman.
Frank Pence, the Choteau carpenter
met with a painful accident Monday
evening just south Of Dupuyer. He was
riding on the stage and the traces be-
came unfastened, causing the team to
run. Franz was sitting CD a trunk, for
lack of better accommodation, and fell
out orer the wheel, receiving several bad
bruises about the head and face. He is
on his way to Cut Bank, where Uncle
Jake 81 it'll contemplates the erection of
a new dwelling.
The following clipped from the Lin
coin County Leader, published at Toledo
Oregon, will be Of interest to the friends
of DR.. z. T. Daniel who served as physi-
clan for a long time at the Blackfeet
Agency:
Services at chapel are we'll attended
and interest increasing; the choir is we'll
organized and under the efficient man
agemen of DIR. Daniel, who was elected
chorister some weeks ago., is furnishing
the best of music. Mrs. Betz and Miss
Loclzhart as sopranos, Miss Anna Cham
bers as alto, DR.. Daniel as tenor and w.
H. Brown as bass cannot be eXcelled in
Lincoln county. Cone and hear Them
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