The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-05-17
LOCAL ITEMS.

Fred Sullivan of Shelby was in town
last Friday.
G. o. Mennell has been appointed
post master at Brighton.
For a good cigar. Gail at the Med
Cine Lodge Saloon.
Get your boots or shoes half soled at
the Dupuyer harness shop.
The Modern Flora cigars, the best in
town at the Medicine Lodge Saloon.
@. E. Prescott and family left Monday
! afternoon for a visit to the Marias and
Shelby.
DR.. w. HI. Stearns was called upon t
attend one the Pfeiffer boys On Sheep
creek who is suffering from an attack of
the humps.
The rain of last Saturday has prac
tically assured big crop of grass, and
the stockmen are happy in consequence.
For Ale and Porter a nice drink, Call
at the Medicine Lodge Saloon.
Mrs. W. E. Jeffrey who had been visit
ing in Dupuyer for a few days; returned
to Choteau, Tuesday morning.
Religious services Sunday morning
and evening at the usual hours. Sub
iect for the evening, "Our Bible"
Mrs. A. w. Hammer left on Tuesdays
stage for Great Falls, to spendtwo. weeks
visiting with her sister, Mrs. S. E. Den
son.
j. w. England has procured more
material for his house, and is completing
it as rapidly as possible. When finished
it will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Don
G. Leech.
We learn from the Great Falls papers,
that Hon. O. G. Cooper of this county
was called upon to address the republi
can convention at that place last week.
1t is gratifying to learn that one can
get a good drink in town. Call and find
it at the Medicine Lodge Saloon.
County Treasurer England came up
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Shields, last Friday evening, and re
manned over Sunday.
DR.. w. H. Stearns was called upon to
attend M. r. Cowell, Tuesday, and found
him suffering from a severe attack of
rheumatism.
Five car loads of soldiers passed
through Blackfoot Monday, on their way
to the Philippines. On. informant says
that all of them were young men, most
of them being mere boys.
From a bulletin issued by W. J. Dyer
Il Bro. of St. Paul, we learn that the
song "Voices from Home +" composed by
F. H. Federhen of this place, is con
sidered by competent critics to be a pro-
duction worthy of notice.
e. II. Morrison of Pondera is building
a 16 room hotel at that place, and will
soon be prepared to cater to the wants
of the public. MI. Morison's faith in
the future of Pondera is we'll founded,
and his enterprise deserves success.
John Kennedy, the half breed who
shot Gus Limeback in the foot last year.
Gripping him for life, has been arrested,
and will answer before the United States
District court at Helena, to the charge
of assault with intent to kill.
N. r. Lease the Great Falls contractor,
arrived in Dupuyer on Mondays stage,
and commenced work on VIM. Cowgills
new residence, Tuesday morning, with a
force of five carpenters. Mr.. Lease says
that he will complete the building in
t hree weeks.
Joseph and Henry Ford, and Pete
Douglas passed through town yesterday
with a bunch of 900 head of cattle, or
their way to Milk river, where they in
tend to locate. The cattle are mostly
Hereford grades, and are a fine herd.
The cattle recently purchased at Sail
Lake for the Conrad Investment Go.
are expected to arrive in a few days, al
the company's ranches below Dupuyer.
The recent strike on the Montana Cen.
trail has caused them some delay.
Tomorrow is the last day of school fol
this term. und interesting exercises will
be given in the afternoon. The patrons
of the school should show their interest
by attending. Miss Shapley, will leave
for her home in the east, early next week