The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-05-24
LOCAL ITEMS.


cine Lodge Saloon.
Get your boots or shoes half soled at
the Dupuyer harness shop.
Haying has already begun, in Carl
Harris front yard.
F. 2. Cowell is putting in a complete
system of water works at his home.
Rev. A. w. Hammer is busy this week
laying the foundation for the new par
sonage.
An entertainment will be given child
rens day June 10th, by the sabbath
school.
The Ladies Aid will meet at the home
of Mrs. W. d. Jones next Wednesday
afternoon.
Link Humble is again in the saddle
and is taking part in the horse round up.
The Modern Flora cigars, the best in
town at the Medicine Lodge Saloon.
For Ale and Porter a nice drink. Call
at the Medicine Lodge Saloon.
Tom Larson, Pratt Wilkinson, Fran
els Pambrun and a number of rough RI
ders were.in town yesterday.
Miss Lillian Shapley closed the spring
term of SCHOOL, last Friday, and left for
her home in Missouri Tuesday morning.
Contractor Lease is rushing things on
VIM. Cowgilrs new residence, and will
finish the building ready for painting
this week.
Lumber is arriving daily, and the
sound OF the carpenters hammer ming
les with the-distant hum of the political
teakettle at Choteau.
It is gratifying to learn that one can
get a good drink in town. Call and find
it at the Medicine Lodge Saloon.
Some miscreant has been robbing
William Cowgill's chickens of their daily
r%ations, but then cake is rather delicate
for chicken feed.
A squad of five or six Indian police
came over from Browning last Monday
to gather in a Delinquent who had left
reservation without a pass.
We would suggest that a meeting of
the Board of Health might result in bet
ter sanitary conditions in a few back
yards, besides contributing to promote
Common decency.
When Hugh Blake gets sober, his re-
Elections will probably be~to the effect,
that while the mill of justice may ~revolve
slowly, it sometimes grinds exceeding
coarse.
f. II. Federhen has received a consign-
ment OF his song "Voices from Home"
and is busy supplying a brisk demand
from the boys, who are sending copies
home to their friends.
The. horse round is working in the
vicinity of Ed. Ganong's place, and will
move to the reservation in a day or two
There are about twenty riders, and they
are making a thorough roundup.
JOS. Hirshberg has found time to visit
Dupuyer, and drove up from Choteau
yesterday with Julius. They are full of
business as usual, and will probably re-
turn today.
Ed. Black returned Monday from an
extended trip, which included Utah, Ar,
izona, Kansas and Wyoming. He is glad
to be back again, and his frsends are cd
ualiy glad to see him.
James Gordon is painting a sign on
the roof OF Hirshberg and Co.'S store, in
letters five feet long. The sign being in
white on a background of red, is very
readily read.
Dennis Manton of Choteau, who
underwent a surgical operation i n Great
Falls, early in April, for the removal of
a calculus which weighed over eleven
ounces, died last Thursday not having
strength to recover from its effects.
e. E. Leech received a painful injury
last week, having accidentally run the
tine OF a pitchfork into his foot. He
found it necessary to use crutches for a
few days, but fortunately avoided dan
ger from lockjaw, by proper care.
Rev. Hammer will hold services at
Bynum tomorrow evenieg. Raymond
Saturday evening and Sunday morning.
Dupuyer Sunday evening. All are cor
daily invited to attend these services.
Charles Emerson, who was one of the