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


The very latest styles of Sset5on hats
at Jos. Hirshberg & Cos.
Mr.. Quimby of Cascade is in town on
business.
Mrs. Davlin is reported as recovering
+ on her recent illness.
Mrs. 0. A. Aynesley Of Collins, is in
Great Falls this week.
Charles Baldwin the carpenter at the
old agency was in Dupuyer last Monday.
Geo, Quail of Sun River was in town
this>week, looking after business mat
ters.
! E. E. Cox has recovered the gold
watch which he lost six weeks ago.
Chas. d. La Breche of Piegan tran
sacted business in Dupuyer today.
VIM. Mcdonald Wright, the Pondera
sheepman, was in town for several days
this week.
james Gordon returned from Chicago
last Saturday, and is now in charge OF
the post Office.
The school board met last Saturday
and retained Fl. G. Kunkel as clerk for
another year.
The lambing season is here, AMI pros
dects for d large percentage OF increase
were never better.
M. S. Darling and Walter Mathews
the civil engineers, are engaged on the
Conrad ditch this week.
Henry Ryan passed through town to-
day with two big loads of lumber from
the Dupuyer saw mill.
Rube Stewart is making regular trips
on the road to Pondera, and secures
quite a number of passengers.
Geo. G. Taylor is secretary of the rep
ublican central committee, succeeding
Chas. III. Dunlap, who has left the state.
Orlo Stansberry and W. L. Wright, OF
Raymond, passed through town yester-
day on their way to Blackfoot,
County Clerk Warner, and f. G. Be
gin drove over from Choteau Tuesday,
combining business with pleasure.
Alexis Campbell has moved his black
smith tools to Pondera. and will open a
shop at that place.
The Klondike saloon will be opened in
a few days b. r. P. Dean, who will keep
d full line of first class goods.
The appointment Of MIL. Bridgeman
of Great Fails as Indian agent at Bel.
KNAPP, has been confirmed by the senate
1t was rumo ed Tuesday that the en-
tire Great Northern line had been tied uE
by Il strike, bat later reports fail to con
firm it.
A private letter from Ell Black. states
that he is now at Medicine Bow Wyom-
ing, and will return to Dupuyer about
June L.
Omar G. V. Gregg, an old time printer
and the first proprietor OF the Hayre Ad
vertiser, is visiting Dupuyer for the first
time in nine years.
j. w. Burrows and Geo. Monroe re.
turned from Swift Current yesterday
and brought some whiteish which they
distributed among their friends.
Rev. q. E. Cunningham Of Choteau
will hold the third quarterly meeting at
Dupuyer next Sunday, preaching both
morning and evening.
Mrs. Fannie e. Chenoweth and Mrs.
John V. Davies came in from the Marias,
Monday evening, and went to Choteal
Tuesday.
Miss Meibach has closed a very sue
~cessful term of school at Shelby, and ha.
been engaged to teach at the Swee
Grass Hills.
Alex. Yule reports that his saw mill i
now turning out a first class article o
lumber, and a full supply will soon be
ready for market.
Jacob Schmidt has purchased the fix
lures of the Browning restaurant from
Miss Alice Burd, and will run the bust
ness.
William Lillard of Raymond, ant
Clarence J. Kinna Of Lowry have beer
appointed census e%nunerators for Tetor
county.
William Cowgirl has two freight team:
hauling his lumber from Pondera, anc