The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-01-18

one OF Cnelr NUMBER OH With an ak. 1t
is stated that the blue coat displayed an
unusual activity when his antagonist at
tempted to hastily him with the chop
ping tool.
Miss Alice Burd has reopened the
Browning hotel, and the hungry no longer
have to feast on dessicated meat and
crackers at the store counters. May
success attend her, and may the -four in
her barrel like the widows oil never
grow less.
p J. Higgins has made a new location
on Gut Bank, and will abandon his pre-
sent one on Willow creek in the Spring.
He will move his present improvements
to the new farm where he will obtain
more and better range for stock.
William Gillian had a big four year
old steer killed by a G. N. train last week
near Willow creek bridge. This is the
third animal of the COW kind Mr.. Gillian
has had killed this fall, and so far has
been paid for one head only. Such luck,
and having a fine mare killed by light
ming besides, is enough to make a man
bald headed and for fear of such results
William is watching his hair pretty
closely.
The Messers Hagerty came over from
Choteau to attend the Anderson-Martin
nuptials, and remained some days in
this vicinity afterwards. Dan had some
thing in his coat tail pocket which we
think was an attachment for a certain
young lady here abonts, but it might
have been that pipe" After the mar
riage ceremony, we noticed that when
the groom's immaculate tie gravitated
slightly in the direction of his left ear,
our dapper under-sheriff quickly noted
the mishap and adjusted it properly.
That was right Daniel, we like to see
some system about these little Things,
and you never can be our brother-in-law
until you master all such minor details.
There is such a demand for building
timber at present, that Louis and James
& CtH a q W SCG u Z Cl al
carloads at once. The small amount of
snow in the mountains makes logging
much easier than usual.
, John Kipp and family returned from
Great Falls last week, where they had
been with their young girlfor treatment,
:. An amputation was found to be neces-
sary, and the child's arm was taken of
near the shoulder,
A, E. Allison is developing a fine Goa
lead near the railroad, on Cut Bank
The vein is of a good thickness and O.
excellent quality,
Mr.. John Macdougal is one Of the his
~torical characters of the reservation
!, Over 40 years ago he was a seaman or
!, one of the vessels which sailed into the
Arctic ocean in search Of Sir John Frank
? lin and his account of the voyage is very
interesting.
tir, Bruce Chancellor, the new cham
Der maid at the Somes hotels an expert
in his calling He can make a bed ii
such fine shape that he who slumber,
e therein, always dreams he is in paradis'
e or some Their favored region,
Quite a number of people are losing
cattle from some disease to them un
g known. They bloat, froth at the. mouth
S and when cut open after death, are filleC
n with water. Old stock and young seen
. to suffer alike from these attacks, ant
few recover.
Owing to the seeming disinclinat Oh o
j the Great Northern to pay for stoc,
@ kille1 by its trains, Or give any ~satisfac
l ton to the owners thereof.
e a number OF stockmen have concluded
e to place their claims in the hands OF al
e attorney for collection. From tire,
1 months to a year generally elapses afte
= the hide IS inspected, ownership ant
e killing proven, and claims filed, and thel
a one has to take what the company has
II mind to offer, which is generally abou
;e hall the value,
A f3c'k OF seven ducks are winterinI
on Cut Bank, the many open place
affording them feeding grounds. Wit
a c n~tinuance II THIS KIM of weather
the winter 1899 1900 will go Oh recor
as the mildest in many years. However
{ our weather prophets predict the coides