The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-04-05
LOCAL ITEMS.

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G. e. Prescott is at Great Falls.
]. E. Helm is home again, after a bust
ness trip TO Great Falls.
w. r. Sellew came down from the saw
mill for supplies, last week.
Wm. Thompson of Pondera was in
Dupuyer on business, last Monday.
CA. Dyar of the Medicine Lodge, is
visiting Great Falls and Cascade.
Frank Ralston passed through town
last Friday. on his way to Cape Nome.
Louis Pfaffenbach and family have re.
moved from Great Falls to Monarch.
The Fish Lake school commenced last
Monday, with Mrs. Arnold of Hogan as
teacher.
Alex Yule is in town again after a
months visit to his home near Monarch.
F. d. Kingsbury went to Great Falls
Tuesday, and will probably return Sat
urday.
P. N. Knowles returned last night
from { hoteau where he visited during
the past week.
General Joubert, the commander-in-
chief of the Boer forces, died last Tues
day from %peritonitis.
< George Crichton of the lower Dry
Forks, was here on business last Mon
day.
VIM. Miller has moved his family into
town and they are now comfortably es-
tablished in the Ryan residence.
w. j. Gardner arrived in Dupuyer last
Friday, from Denver, Col. and is visiting
with his brother Harry.
Senator Mitchell has returned to Cho-
teau, after having spent the winter
among his friends in Missoula.
Mrs. Henry Ryan and children, who
have been living in town during the past
winter. have returned to the ranch for
the summer.
Miss Englemon who has been teaching
a private school at r. S. Browns in the
Dry Forks during the past winter, has
taken the Marias school.
Rube Stewart has commenced making
regular trips to and from Pondera, and
deserves the patronage of all who have
business with Great Falls.
Mr.. Rivers is putting a fresh coat of
paint on the AoANTHA Office. We hope
the color he is using was not suggested
by the paper itself.
Grandpa England left for Choteau
last Sunday, where he will visit his son
Hardy, the county treasurer, for a
couple of weeks.
If any one wants to see a saddle that
would drive a COW puncher to drink, he
should call at M. N. Gordon's and see
the Kentucky "spring seat"
The Birch creek school is again in SEES
sion having commenced last Monday,
with Miss Cord in charge. The school
for this term, will occupy the Buckley
house.
Maj. Monteath has arrived at Brown
ing and will assume control of affairs at
the agency as soon as the transfer can be
made.
We see by the Great Falls papers that
L. A. Enders& Co, have recently re-
ceived a shipmenC of $4,000 rolls of wall
paper. The freight charges we're 5000.
S. L. Potter has taken charge of the
stage line between Dupuyer, and Che
teau, and will restock the line, so that
the travelling public may depend on
prompt and comfortable service in the
future.
The Ladies' Aid wi II give a benefit
supper at the School house Saturday
evening, between the hours of 5 and 8.
Every body is invited, n all should
contribute toward its success. Tickets
35 cents.
Last Sundays Anaconda Standard
has an illustrated article detailing the
adventures of Thomas Curry, in a triI
from Fort Buford up the river, to es
tablish Fort Pouchette, in 1870. Mr..
Curry's portrait is published, but woulc
hardly be recognized as the presentment
of the Conrad Investment Co.'S managel
M. r. Cowell and E.. E. Leech will
ship 2 car loads of horses today or to