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

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County Surveyor Shields is busy in
Dupuyer and vicinity, this week.
Haying is now we'll under way and
there is promise OF an average crop.
The commissioners are in session this
week, as a board of equalization.
Charles Simon has been restored to
citizenship by Governor Smith.
Mr.. Rivers is putting a new coat of
paint on the Mcknight block.
For good first class cigars, Queen Mary
and Modern Flora. Call at the 9. & L.
saloon.
Ladies AID will meet at Mrs. Jones
next Wednesday afternoon.
Born: to the wife Of /. S. Cox, Thurs
day July 18th, a daughter.
E. f. Leech has purchased Chas.
ThomaJ' surplus hay at Sc per ton.
We see by the Tribune, that Link
Humble is in Great Falls this week.
Rev. J. H. Little of Great Falls was
here this week, attending quarterly con-
ference.
j.. j. Bro xn was in Dupuyer last Fri
day, and favo ed the ACANTHA Office
with a pleasant call.
Parties desiring to | .ase sheep viii do
well to read the ad. of the Sands Land
and Cattle Co., in this issue.
The famous A B @ st. Louis bottled
beer at the Q & L saloon.
For fine domestic Brandy only $50
per quart at @ & L saloon.
Rev. a. W. Hammer has completed
the roof of the new parsonage, ahd the
building will soon be ready for occupan-
cy.
Raymond Gilbreath came up from
Shelly last Monday, after G. E. Tres
colts household goods.
Henry Jensen, Jas. Ferguson and L
L. Hager were in Great Falls this week
disposing OF their wool clips.
Walter Mathews who was engaged in
engineering work on the Conrad ditch
for the last three months, has returned
to Pondera.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Harris, accompanied
by little Joe and Miss Landon, left last
Saturday afternoon for a short visit K
Great Falls.
George Bisoanet arrived last weel
from New Chicago, and will remain will
: his brother Joseph, who purchased th'
Cowgirl ranch last fail.
Hay is now s~elling>at 818 per ton, blu
Bond & Llllard whiskey is the same oil
price at @ & L saloon.
The Medicine Lodge has been rechrist
the 20. L." saloon, continuing to keep il
. stock the best line OF goods ever brough
to Dupuyer.
Mrs. L. A. Messacar superintendent c
n the Birch creek Sunday school give
notice that the school will be organize
next Sunday at 2 o'clock p. H., at, tn
school house on the Buckley ranch.
The number Of resident Boxers i
Dupuyer was augmented by the arriv;
of an almond eyed child of the c~elesti;
kingdom Tuesday evening. He will |
employed at the star restaurant col
Quoted hy Mr.. Ling.
Rev. A. W. Hammer will hold service
Q, at Bynum Frilay evening, at R4ynon
Saturday evening, and Sunday mornin
preaching his last sermon for the coz
ference year at Dupuyer.
b. jeremiah, the conpanionabl
hustler for the Great Falls Tribune, W;
in Dupuyer Tuesday, and was SUGGEST
- in adding a number of names to the SD
scription list of that enterprising dali
y Mrs. G. G. Dean recovered a judgme
against Frank Pike in Judge Taylor
court, Tuesday, and the sheriff will Sc
a lot of lumber, fence posts and hou
logs next Monday, to satisfy the iud.
ment.
r. M. Steele has closed the Hot
Morton, and leaves to day for Ponder
where he will oper the hotel recent
S. erected by E. H. Morrison. Mr.. al
Mrs. Steele have a host of friends wi
will regret their departure, and wis
them success in their new venture.
\ Mrs. w. II. Means of Havre, up
. whom DR.. r. G. Hill recently perform
ono IF +bo p,oot- dif6oult suroical Oonr