The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-07-19
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gay Inc LoGn. Inere is an enormous
crop. every one repprtinga better stand
than for several years past.
harles Aubrey has returned from an
4 extended trip to Yellowstone country
He reports the range in the southern
4 part OF the state being drouth stricken
and he saw but little greenness except
2ear mountain ranges. II was relief to
4 return to the Blackfeet oasis.
Owing to the increase OF blacl1leg
among cattle in this section Mr.. Aubrey
will vaccinate his young stock as a safe
guard against this disease which caused
the death of many head OF stock on this
range during the past year.
Charlie Simons after an absence of
over year returned recently and was
given hearty hand shake by hosts Of
#old friends. Welcome Charlie.
James PerrSne has IA tyo large steer
|8lilled by lightning this summer. Both
were struck during the same storm al
4 though distance apart. Don't let this
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Jimmy.
John Hunsberger Jr has taken q
U pretty ranch northeast OF Browning and
has about completed cosy dwelling
thereon, where he with his family will
4 soon sit in the shade of his own peach
q grove! Johnny is one Of the Browning
orchestra boys and when il comes to
banking music out Of a piano he is a
steam calliope in pants.
0. G. Cooper and family are at Black
foot enroute to St. Mary's lakes on
pleasure trip where they will enjoy an
outing of about two weeks if the weather
continues good. They will also visit the
Swift Current mining camp.
The merchants, W. G. Broadwater and
7. H. Sherburne at Browning report a
wonderful trade on the 10Th. All avail
bic help was required to wait upon the
customers and their tills would not hold
he shekels Of silver and green backs
which poured in.
Young wild ducks are now of fryable
iTe, ana are found numerously in ponds
md streams Many young school
rchnB let loose from school for a two
onths vacation gather in bags OF them
tally
q A ling, which is q sort of an eel, was
ecentiy caught in Cut Bank, that
2f 4sured 35 inches in lergth and weigh
4ptwelye pounds. Ling steaks are all
jght ii one doesat see the sna1e-hke
hing before it IS cat ap anl skinned.
a sly light is being put into the Roof
the large ware house in the rear OF
III roadwater's store at Browning, and
hen completed photographer Ingalls, of
ahspen VIII come over prepared TO
catch toe shadow before the substance
ades oI any who may wish to preserve
likeness Of their features to hand down
their posterity.
L. s. Gos5 has garden Of vegetables
hich is worth days journey to see,
ew potatoes nearly fit for use, and
very other variety Of tuber and esculent
LAVISH quantities. Mr.. Go5s was for
mate in selecting favorable location
mArhab!y free from frost, ana other
lver5e conditions ald never fails in
ising II big crop OF eatables.
j A. Kennedy a1l family are taking
the sights and scenes of that popular
sort st. Mary's. We hope that while
Z. X. is enjoying himself in the midst
rearing cascades and towering peaks,
.e muse will inspire him to elucidate
Sc most improved method Of Turing the
nay tribe from the watery depths and
We US the benefit Of his experience.
a train going around the curve at
illoW creek ran into bunch of horses
I'd killed eight head last Friday. Let
e good work so or.
Saturday was court day at the agency
/ few cases were tr;ad before the
dges. 1t is interesting to attend the
tings of this judicial body, and listen
the rulings OF the judges Of whom
|s lorty Whitegrass seems to wear the
ost ermine.
Willow creek is nearly dry, and the
aggish water is filed with decaying
oss and weeds, the stencil OF which is
most unbearable. Over $50 people are
pendent on tho water OF this, stream
.oriaking and domestic use, and it is
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