The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-08-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

The very latest styles OF Stefson hats
at JOS. Hirshberg & Cos. =
For good first class cigars, Queen Mary
and Modern Flora. Call at the @. & L..
saloon,
o. G. v. Gregg returned last Saturday
from a trip north.
e. e. Leech is in Great Falls, dis
posing of his wool clip.
Frank Rigley of Pondera was in town
this week.
| 7. o. Larson is enjoying an outing at
st. Mary's Lakes.
Charles Thour has opened a first class
restaurant at the Beaver Slide.
Carl Harris left for Great Falls Mon
day evening, going by the way of Cho-
teau.
VIM. Cowgirl and Jas. Miller have
gone to Great Falls to. interview the wool
buyers.
For fine domestic Brandy only $50
per quart at " G saloon.
Hay is now selling at sl8 per ton, but
Bond & Lillard whiskey is the same old
price at @ & l. saloon.
j. W. Mcknight returned Tuesday
evening from a business trip to Sun
River and Great Falls,
j. w. Kerr arrived from the Falls
Monday with 10000 pounds of freight for
Jos. Hirshberg & Co.
r. M. Steele drove up from Pondera
this week to arrange for shipping the
balance of his furniture.
A forest fire has been raging in the
Two Medicine pass, since Sunday, and
the air is filed with smoke.
Ed Miskell was in town a couple Of
days this week, after an absence of two
months.
j. A. Van Buskirk returned yesterday
from Greas Falls, where he had been to
sell his wool.
Torwald Bjornstadt has taken the con-
tract to put up the hay on r. D. Coop
er's ranches.
F. G. Begin has finished painting r.
P. Deans new house, and today begins
work on the school house.
P.O. Berglund states in a recent letter
that he is still at Cape Nome, and ex-
poets to return home in the fall.
Mr.. Morrison representing the Good
rich lumber company OF Great Falls,
was in. Dupuyer this week.
Bob Harris returned from Great Falls
day before yesterday with a load of 49,
900 pounds of freight.
Mrs. w. E. Jeffrey went to Swift Cur
who is in business at the mining camp.
The dull roar vest of town need cause
no fear or an impending cyclone. Pat
Wigham is pitching hay for John Chase.
A swift Nemesis is on the trail of the
parties who broke the windows in the
Catholic church, and a reward of $500 is
offered for their conviction.
Thos. P. Aspling has removed his am.
lily to Dupuyer, having secured the Eng
land residence, recently vacated by Rev
w. Hammer.
Hiram Loonis of Sun River who re.
Gently took a bunch of horses to Canada
passed Though Dupuyer sunday, on his
way home.
Two parties of pleasure seekers, one
from Augusta and one from Choteau
passed through town day before yester-
day, on taer way to the coded strip.
Geo. f. E4rsham returned to Dupuyel
recently, after ten years absence, and
was surprised to see the changes
wrought in its out ward appearance.
The famous A B c st. Louis bottled
beer at the @ & L saloon.
The best brands of wines, brandies
whiskies and cigars always on hand also
st. Louis bottle beer as cold as ice a.
@ & Il saloon.
Don Q. Leech has purchased the ranch
and personal property OF Allan McPhail
on Sheep creek, excepting the horses.
Mr.. McPhail intends to remove to his
old home in Canada, as o as he ha.
arranged his business affairs.
The state republican convention will
meet at the Auditorium in Helena, or
Sept. 9Th. The state committee recon