The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-10-04

LOCAL ITEMS.


For fine domestic Brandy only S1.50
per quart at Q & L saloon.
Henry Ryan has moved his family to
town for the winter.
Get your boots or shoes half soled at
the Dupuyer harness shop. 4
The very latest styles of Stetson hats
at JOS. Hirshberg & Cos. 8
The famous ABB G ST. Louis bottled
beer at the @ & l. saloon.
Rev. Hammer mas the grippe this
week.
There will be a horse race at Brown
ng OF the 18th inst.
Jas. 3. Henneberry returned from a
trip to Cut Bank.
Preaching services Sunday morning
and evening at usual hours.
Deputy U. S. Marshall M. H. Wall
was in Dupuyer last Saturday.
Mr.. Harry Sturgeon of Spokane is
visiting with his brothers on Sheep creek.
Born: to the wife of A. M. Valley,
Saturday September Goth a daughter.
The Ladies' Aid will hold a bazaar on
election day and will also serve a chicken
pie dinner.
DR.. Dickson the dentist will be at
Steeles' Hotel at Pondera Oct. 10th.
18th and 18th.
DR.. w. Fl. Stearns came up from Cho-
teau last Friday, On professional bust
ness.
The dance advertised for tomorrow
evening has been postponed. on account
of the wet weather.
Elmer Pond left this morning for Cas-
ca 'e, to bring a band OF sheep out to the
It. ID. Cooper ranch on Birch creek.
Charles La Breche went to Choteau
asst Saturday to take a position behind
the bar at tho Silver Dollar.
Jos. Kipp was in town this week, and
secured a bunch of mutton sheep from
E. e. Leech.
Call at tae @ 81 saloon for a good
drink of ale and 0 ter, fin drinks t.
build up your health with.
Mrs. G. q. Prescott and children came
up from Shelby last Friday and will
visit with friends in Dupuyer and vicin-
ity for a week or ten days.
While on his trip Mr.. McCuaig visited
j. Howard Barnum who is now living at
his home in Clinton Iowa, although re-
ported dead in Cuba, during the Span
ISL war.
Sterling Cross spent a few days in
Dupuyer, having been one OF the dole
gates to the convention. He is recover
ing from the injuries he received on the
roundup, but still has to use a crutch.
DR., Dickson is ioing a large amount
Of dental work; in spite of the bad
weather. He will continue at the Nor
ton House until mex Wednesday, and
those in need of his services should give
him a call.
When you have cold feet sore throat
headache or chills chasing each other
up and down your back and you want to
make dimes look as big as dollars, cad.
at the @ &c L saloon and get a drink OF
that old standard brand Bond and Lii
lard whiskey.
The delegates to the independent
democratic convention, left for Butte
last Saturday Immediately after the con
~vention excepting T. J.. Dean, P. L
Moran and w. r. Crockford, who left
Sunday afternoon. Editor Prescott O
the Shelby News went along with thu
delegation.
1000 head of sheep which we're bein.
driven fro Deer Lodge county l.,
Sturgeon Bros. passed through town las
Sunday. They will be run at the Sheer
creek ranches of the firm, which in
tends to bring in another bunch thi
fall.
!, Jos. G. McCuaig has returned from
his trip east, and reports condition
favorable for feeding, although the higl
price of feed has caused him to give W
the idea of shipping his sheep this year
Mr., McCuaig went as far as Chicago.
According to the report of one O
Teton county's officials one Doody ha