The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-05-10
LOCAL ITEMS.

Bud Allison is the happy father of
twin daughters.
John Bird of Browning has been pre-
sented with another son.
Apparently the Catholic church build
ing is in needof a %janitor.
Mr.. F. d. K~ingsbury's residence is re-
ceiving a new coat of paint.
f. C. Begin is engaged in painting the
interior of Carl Harris residence.
Mrs. William Cowgirl is suffering from
al attack of the mumps.
The Ladies Aid had a special meeting
this week at Mrs. Humble5.
Rev. Hammer expects to begin work
on the NJ. +. parsonage next week.
Dennis Holland of the Black Leaf
spent last Saturday and Sunday in Du-
puyer.
M. d. G ,oper came up from Choteau
last week, and spent several days visiting
with friends.
Malcolm Clark and wife of Browning
stopped over at Dupuyer last Monday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Steele Of the hotel
Morton went to Cut Bank last Sunday,
returning Tuesday evening.
George McMulen. came in from st.
Mary's Lake last night with some white
fish, which he readily disposed Of.
The young people of Dupuyer assemb-
led Tuesday evening, and enjoyed a
dance in Jones' Hall.
F. G. Begin is in town, AMI has com
pleted a neat and tasty job of paper
hanging in the Klondike saloon.
Misses Mamie Peters and Mipnie JEFF
fers came over from Piegan, to attend
Tuesday evenings dance.
Jas, Douglas passed through town
Tuesday evening, on his way back to
Browning from a short visit at Augusta.
The Great Falls AMI Canada Ry. O. ,
have made changes in their time card as
will be seer by their ad, in another
column.
After handling saw logs all winter
without accident, w. r. Sallew slipped
on the sidewalk yesterday and sprained
his ankle.
William Orr, who represented the
ISinger Sc wing machine Co.. in this sec
ton four years ago, recently died, in
Helena.
Any person desiring to purchase a tin'
bunch of cattle should call on, or cor
respond with Mrs. Annie M. Steel. SET
ad. in another column.
Evan y. Jones of Pondera, was il
town last Friday, on business. Mr.
Jones has just recovered from a severe
attack Of the grippe.
w. E. Jeffrey returned Tuesday even
ing from a business trip to Great Falls
He was accompanied on his return, by
his family.
Rev. A. w. Hammer will hold re
ligious services at Birch creek Sunday
morning. And at Dupuyer in the even
ing.
Rev. G. E. Cunningham of Choteau
preached two very interesting sermons
to appreciative audiences of Dupuyel
Sunday.
The Klondike saloon has been reopenec
by r. P. Dean, and the public is invited
to sample the stock, which is new ant
first class. See ad. in another column.
w. G. Broadwater, the Browning mer
chant, and DR.. Marin, the agency physi
clan we're in Dupuyer last Friday, re
turning from Choteau, where they hat
been on business.
Geo. Adam, j. G. Bair, 2. T. Burton
and U. G. Allen came over from Chotea'
last Saturday, and selected delegates t
} the republican convention to meet a
Butte on the 18th inst.
T. B. Magee has sold his rancl
property at Browning to Frank Davis O
Birch creek, who will take immediat
possession. Mr.. Magee will build a res
dence on the Perkins Addition, as 500
as material can be procured.
The sheepmen are all busy lookin
. after their dividends, which are nov
coming, in the shape Of lambs, All c
the idle men have been engaged, and tn
business season is at hand, with ever,
prospect of a prosperous year.