The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-03-22
LOCAL ITEMS.

Call at Medicine Lodge saloon for
st. Louis beer.
Hazel Kirke cigars, finest in the land
at Medicine Lodge.
. Oscar Olney of Gold Butte, is spending
a few days il Dupuyer.
Scoop Lloyd wasi in town Monday, look
ing for any one who had horses to sell.
Fred Lindsay, foreman for E. E. Leech
q Co. is visiting Great Falls.
1t is rumored that Maj. Steel contem-
plates a trip to Cape Nome in the spring.
Fine California grape Brandy for Med
ical purposes at the Medicine Lodge
Saloon.
Old Grow whiskey sealed in govern
ment warehouse in 90 can't be beat-at
Medicine Lodge.
The school trustees have named w. d.
Jones. Geo. G. Taylor and Geo. w. Ma
gee as judges of the school election to be
held April 7th.
The Indian roundup started to gather
horses last Monday; with Joe Tatsey in
charge of the outfit.
Abe Wallens.ein of the Silverman liq-
uor dealing firm at Great Falls, was in
Dupuyer Monday night.
Mrs. George Arnold Of Helena, has
been engaged to te ,ch the Fish Lake
school, which begins ore week from next
Monday.
II DR.. Stearns was called to Birch Creek
Monday, to attend one of l.. A. Mesa
cars children, WI o was srffe i2g from a
severe attack of the Group.
William Cowgirl has let the contract
for building a handsome residence, to
N. I. Lease of Great Falls, and is now en-
gagged in hauling material for the foun-
dalton.
Owing to the publication of the COM
missioners' proceedings, we are forced to
carry several interesting communica-
tons over until next week, and are. re-
lieved from ringing the changes on a
large part of the local column.
Call at the Medicine Lodge saloon for
the best brands of liquors. You will be
supplied, and will find all goods just as
represented. Bond and Lillard old
Standard Bond whiskey of SO sold over
the bar.
The masquerade ball given by Noun
tain Meadow Camp Woodmen of the
World last Friday night, was attended by
a large number of pleasure seekers, and
was a decided success. The costumes
worn by the ladies were worthy ola de-
tailed description but lack of space for
! bids.
Chairman Perkins of the board of com
m%issioners, has received a letter from
Charles Wcddall of London, England,
father of Robert Bowser Weddall, who re-
Gently persisted in the mountains. Mr..
Weddall says that he received a copy of
the AoANTHA announcing the death of
his son, and expresses his gratitude to
Ben Hale for his efforts in trying to save
him. He asks for any PHOTOGRAPH or 9th
er memento that may be recovered for
him, and signifies his desire to meet any
expense that may be incurred in giving
the remains a suitable burial.
ChOteau Items.
G. ". Cooper received a telegram Mon
day. announcing the dangerous illness of
his daughter Katie who has been for sew
eral months with relatives, in Missouri.
Mrs. P. P. Pardellian of Helena is in
town, organizing a Woodmen Circle.
W. D. Coburn and wife expect to leave
shortly for an extended trip,to New York
and other eastern cities.
Mrs. Bynum has been very low for sew
eral days, and her granddaughter, Mrs,
Ringo of Augusta was sent for, Sunday,
Mrs. William Krofft has been seriously
i'll with %peritonitis during the last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hirshberg return
ed Friday, from an extended eastern trip.
Mrs. Harry F. Mclean of Nelson B. G,
has returned to Choteau for a visit with
relati yes.
The Woodmen Circle was organized
Monady night, and lodge opened with an
enrolment of about thirty five members
CHECKERS.