The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-06-28
June %. 1900.

Mr. Esler is again in camp, and ex-
poets to stay for some time.
Mr.. Bremen of Kalispell, is here look
after the interests of the reserve.
1t is reported that there is to be a
miners meeting the last of the week,
for the purpose of considering the road
question; all will be requested to attend.
1t is predicted that there will be all of
SEQ votes cast here this fall, this being |
the case, Swift Current will cut quite a
figure.
Several pack outfits arrived during
the past week.
A crew of about Ii men are now en-
ployed at the saw mill.
Mr.. Boucher and family of st. Mary
are il the camp. Mr.. Boucher has with
him about SO head Of fine milk cows,
which he thinks will be sufficient num-
Der to supply the camp with both milk
and butter. Such man as Mr.. Boucher
has benin demand for some time.
| Mr. Cassidy arrived last week with a
load of furniture for Mr. A. n. Esler.
It has been raining for the last days,
and as result the streams are all quite
high.
The Josephine mine continues in rich
ness, and is now considered the richest
mine in the district.
Work on the Cracker concentrating
plant has been somewhat slow on ac-
count Of delayed lumber, but now that
| the saw mill is turning out lumber for
all mining purposes, work on this plant
will be pushed steadily to completion.
Mr.. Mcneil and Frank Stevenson
made a trip to Browning last week.
A couple OF good sized houses are
being erected in the vicinity OF the saw
mill, " hich are to be used for mess and
lodging.
The Kipp four horse stage makes the
trip from Blaczfoot via Main, twice a
week.
A building is being erected on the first
lot south of Hotel Hansen which will be
used for saloon.
The sound Of the hammer can DO heard
in the land, and carpenters are numer-
Gus.
Parties from Helena report having
made quartz location near the summit
Archer and Magnuson have completed
their representation work, and have left
the camp. Mr. Archer returns to his
home i'll Minneapolis for visit.
Some Of the boys were down from tbs
Bulls Head mine last week, and report
everything locking fine.
The district in this vicinity is getting
pretty well prospected, and while some
: have been fortunate enough to make
: some good locations, others have failed
to make the expected find, and are now
) curslng the country. Every one can no
expect to strike it, but those who have
struck it are well pleased with tht
8 future prospects OF the camp.
y Mr. Sher5urne OF Browning, and
couple Of gentlemen from Minneapoli
8 are in the camp.
. Joseph Aipp OF Blackfoot visited the
camp last week.
BOB Cameron has made some quart.
= locations in the Boulder district.
Cherles Peters is doing work on Swif
Current falls. Frank Stevenson havin.
= charge.
) Three wagon loads of liquor arrived
last week, also wagon loads OF conceL
trating machinery.
= 4 bunch Of about 20 work horses wer
driven into the camp last Thursday
Chas, Peters has completed his dis
Q covery work on the Blue Grouse quart
f claim.
y. The Swift Current road vas nevc
" known before 70 be in as good q coudi
tion as at the present time, bur it coult
= be improved
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