The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-08-23
LOCAL TINS.

A full supply Of campaign badges at
the drug store. If.
Calix Simard who has been away for
a year or more, is in Dupuyer for a day
or two.
T. James Manix was in town last Satur-
day, and favored the AcANTaA Office with
a pleasant call. lt. a.,
The famous A B G st. Louis bottled
beer at the Q & Il saloon.
The Choteau stage broke down last
Saturday, and Mike found the walking
fairly good the rest of the way in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Yule who have
been visiting in Dupuyer for the past
week, leave for the saw mill today.
Married: At the Duruyer Hotel
Tuesday evening, Mamie Peters and
Charles Simon, Judge Taylor Officiating.
Jacques Celestin has returned to Du
puyer after al absence of over a year
which he spent in France. They can't
stay away.
Haying is about over at Mi. Stelles'
ranch, and a good crop was harvested
amounting to 900 tons, mostly timothy.
r. f. Shields has returned from the
range north of the Marias, and reports
that he saw very few cattle that belong
on this range.
G. w. Parnell the jolly tailor is in
to1sn taking orders. He has some fine
samples of clothing and fancy shirts AMI
you will do well to give him an order.
Grass stubbornly refuses to grow in the
streets Of our city,-the shade cast by
the boulders lying around is discourage
ing to plant growth.
Rev. A, w, Hammer will not go to
Raymond mex Sunday, but will hold
services both morning aud evening at
Dupuyer. Sunday school at 1890 a. m
DR.. Titus was called to the saw mill
last Sunday, to attend G. A. Richardson's
little daughter, who was seriously ill,
requiring his constant care until Tues
day.
The people of Dupuyer will be treated
to IA lecture by Rev. Frank Cole of Iowa,
next Tuesday night under the direction
of the Ladies Aid. Admission viii be
% and Is cents.
George z. McGill left last Monday
with a shipment Of the McNutt cattle,
and viii visit his relatives in the east
before returning, being absent about a
month.
William Cowgirl, Don G. Leech and S.
H.. Potter will start a bunch of 1000
wethers to Baltic in a few days, from
which point they will be shipped to Chi
cago in charge of Mr.. Leech.
P. "A. Prince and F. G. Begin are
spending d few days in the mounta aims,
and Judging from the supply of bait they
took with them, the willy trout is in need
of protection.
Miss Gertrude Young has been en-
gagged by the trustees, to teach the Birch
creek school during the fall term. The
school will be held at Robare for a time,
and later at the residence of David Lutz.
The school house has received a new
coat of paint from the artistic. hand OF
f. O.. Begin, and is now ready to shelter
the youthful denizens of Greater Dupu.
yer while they pursue their eager search
for knowledge.
A Mr.. Griffiths, one of a party sent out
by the division of agrostology of the de-
partment of agriculture, was in Dupuyer
a few days this week, gathering speci-
mems of plants and grasses which are
shipped to Washington for examination
by the government experts.
Rev. Van Orsdell will hold First
Quarterly meeting for Dupuyer next
Monday, the business meeting Monday
afternoon and preaching at night. He
will hold services at Raymond, Tuesday
night, Aug. 26th, Rev. Hammer assist
ing.
James e. Phillips has disposed OF his
property in this vicinity and left this
morning for Seattle, looking for an op-
p~ortunity to better himself. 1t is his in
t%ention to remain away permanently if
he finds whet he is looking for. Jim's
departure will be regretted by every
body.
The Indian children are returning to