The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-06-14

WorKln all the spring, erecting a mum
! Der Of buildings for j.. 3. Long, in the
Judith basin.
The services Of F. G. Begin are in such
demand that he has orders that will keep
him busy for at least a month. His
work is guaranteed to give satisfaction,
and those desiring artistic painting and
paper hanging shout see him in time.
Mr.. A. j. Cowell came up from Che
teau last Tuesday, and is offering stock
nen an opportunity to improve their
herds by purchasing from his recent
shipment of blooded bulls.
Mr.. Bryan was presented with an
Easter egg by the citizens of Texas.
The st. Louis Globe Democrat I'M
kindly suggests that a cuckoo clock
would have been more appropriate
Peoria Ill., Journal.
One shipment of the cattle from the
lSparks herd bought at Salt Lake by the
Conrad Investment Co, last spring,
arrived at the Dupuyer ranch last Sat
urday. The number purchased was
$500 head, and one half are yet to
arrive,
Hugh Blake, who was recently com
mitted to the county jail for a period OF
six months, along with some trimmings
which added materially to the imprison-
ment, was released on habeas corpus
proceedings, and liked away,-but not
il the direction of Dupuyer.
VIM. J. Bryan, in delivering speeches
for the last several months, has not
mentioned the low price Of wool, sheep,
cattle, goats or that "farm produce
follows in price the declining value OF
silver" He has possibly forgotten that
line of argument.-Corvallis (Ore.)
Gazette"
We have heard a rumor Of a very ex-
citing episode which occurred il the
vicinity Of Raymond recently, when two
irate ladies administered what they con
sidered just punishment, in order to
still the ever busy tongue Of gossip.
M. N. Lease has finished his contracts
with VIM. Cowgirl and Thos. B. Magee,
and left for Great Falls last night, to
complete a sidewalk contract with the
city government. Dupuyer is better of
by two very neat dwellings,, thanks to
his workmanship.
J. {. McCollum the Great Falls, Opti-
clan and eye specialist, Graduate Chi
cago Opthalmic College, will be in Cho-
teau at the Beaupre house June %, a
and25, and the Dean hotel Dupuyer,
June q and %. Free tests, free examina-
tions. All work guaranteed.
j. W. Quail Of Sun River was in town
this week. Mr.. Quail has made arrange
ments with e. T. Broadwater the con
tractor, to fuInish 9I5,000 pounds Of beef
at the Blackfeet agency during the fiscal
year beginning July 1st. The contract
price is $4.07 per hundred pounds, on the
ho0f.
Attention is called to the auction sale
Of short horn bulls, advertised in this
issue. The 2 thing needed by our
stockmen is an infusion OF new blood in
their herds, and the price paid FOR a first
class bull will be returned in n season
by the increased value in a crop of 20
calves. It is as easy to raise good cattle
for top prices, as to raise scabs for the
canneries.
The United States district court con
vened in Helena June 4th and the first
jury case was SCI for June Z. The
cases against Teton county parties were
set for trial as follows: Henry Lenstra,
June II; Charles Schidt, June 10; Joseph
Briggs, June Ii; @. Fl. DAILY, June Is;
Daniel Sullivan, June IS.
Bears are getting quito bold of late.
Last Sunday while riding along the Dry
Forks, Joe Lillard was overtaken by a
two year old black bear. Joe, thinking
it was Mr.. Belcher's little black ball, be-
gan speaking to him, but discovering his
mistake, and not realizing the real dan
ger of the situation, undid his rope and
lassoed the bear. After leading and
dragging him about two miles down the
Dry Fork c%oulee, he got him to an old
sheep pen, and after snubbing him up to
a post, Geo, Miller, VINO had arrived in
the mean time, took a pole and made an
end of the beast. Dennis Holland and
his cousin arrived too late to take a part