The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-05-03

1888 80 &
Mrs. e. %. Leech, and report a pleasant
meeting. Gene took the first degree and
will soon be a full fedged member.
The general round up which was ar
ranged for at the recent meeting il
Great Falls, will start at some point on
the Blackteet reservation, about the 10th
inst.
Mr.. Sherburne Morse of Browning is
visiting Dupuyer and Choteau this
week, in the interest of J. FL. Sherburne,
the post trader on the Blackfeet r~eserva-
ton.
f. G. Begin of Choteau will soon make
another visit to Dupuyer, and will be
prepared to contract for painting and
paper hanging. Mr.. 6egin is a first class
workman, and deserves a share OF pat
ronage from u citizens.
The republican county central com
mittee will meet at Dupuyer Saturday,
the 9th inst. for the purpose of arrang-
ing for the selection of delegates to the
state convention at Butte, May 18th,
Rev. A. w. Hammer preached to an APP
preciatiye audience, at Birch Crek Tues
day evening, and hereafter will hold reg
ular services on the second Sunday OF
each month, at II o'clock A. M.
Weare constantly res eiving complaints
from our subscribers, many of whom say
they do not receive their paper regularly.
THE AcANTHA is mailed every Friday
morning without fail, and no subscriber
is over looked. If you do not receive
your copy, let US know ard we will look
the matter up.
Nose Silverman who is we'll known in
this county, is now representing I.
GREENWOOD & Co., of Helena along the
line of the Great Northern, from Willis
ton, N. Oak. to Idaho. and was in Du-
puyer this week, with a wagon load of
sample trunks.
! S. j.. Potter has been appointed a
Forest Ranger to look after the portion
of the Lewis & Clarke forest reserve in
this vicinity, and has specialinstructions
to remoVe the Cree Indians, who have
been camped on it during the past win
ter.
The news that Uncle Jake Sc hm;dt
has taken charge of the Browning res.
taurant will b. welcome to all
who may have occasion to visit the agen-
cy, for if any one can entertain a travel
err the new proprietor can do it, and
that he will. goes without saying.
Spencer Bros. of Flat Coulee on the
Teton have recently moved 1000
head of young stock cattle to their
leased range north of Milk river. in
Canada. They now have about 5000
head on the lease, having brought out
$500 head OF steers from Manitoba, last
summer.
The Star restaurant was opened Iast
Monday in the building just east Of the
bridge, under the management Of Oscar
Olney, and %solicits a share of patronage
from the public. Mr.. Olney is we'll
qualified by experience to provide for
the wants OF the inner man, and deserves
to succeed in his venture. Read his ad.
in another column.
Mr.. George Rand of Sparta, Wisconsin,
arrived in Dupuyer last Friday, and paid
a brief visit to his daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Miller, returning to his home Tuesday.
He was accompanied on his return by
Miss Edith Rand, who is also his daugh-
ter, and who will remain for a time with
her relatives in Wisconsin. Mr.. james
Rand came from the east with his father.
and will remain in Dupuyer.
James Ralph arrived yesterday, from
Gold Butte, where he spent the winter.
He reports the death al Willow creek,
of John McNeash who was we'll known
in Dupu! er by the familiar lame of
Silver" Mr.. McNeash was very i'll from
pneumonia, and MI. Ralph and Charles
Astle were attempting to take the sick
man to Shelby, 50 that he could be sent
to Great Falls for treatment. The
death OF the young man will be regretted
by all who knew him, and loved him, for
his generosity, and s~ociability.