The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-12-27
LOCAL ITEMS.
Don't forget the masquerade.

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rlices on general merchandise. If.
Mrs. George Steel visited Great Falls
last week.
Alfred Harris, the Pondera merchant,
was in town yesterday.
b. Jones, the erstwhile merchant, and
all times the wit, of Pondera, is in
Dupuyer on business.
1t is reported that r. T.. Stonchouse
intends to open a meat market, in a few
days.
b arney Matthews. OF Pondera, visited
'Dnpuyer last week.
Francis Pambrun came up from Cho-
teau for Christmas.
Thos McGovern has sold an interest in
the Beaver Slide to j. Matchett.
Checker boards, crib boards, puzzles
and games at the Drug store.
Frank Gaines and William Simms,
of the Marias, attended the Christmas
celebration in Dupuyer.
Henry A. Powell came in from Swift
Current last Friday and left for Helena
on Saturday afternoon to attend to
business matters.
Mrs. Chenoweth, Miss Young and Miss
Franklin were among the Choteau peo-
pie who attended the Christmas festiv-
tiles at Dupuyer.
B. G. Prescott received a Christmas
box from his old home in Iowa and pro-
vided good cheer for a number of friends
at Mrs. w. FL. Titus last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Savory entertained about
twenty friends at their ranch on Christ.
mas Day. 70 know the hosts is to
warrant the guests enjoyment.
The "Great Galveston Disaster"
makes an excellent holiday gift. No
book like it.
For fine domestic Brandy only s1.50
per quart at @ & L saloon.
Charles P. Thomas leaves to-day for
Great Falls with his daughter, Ida, who
will probably spend the winter in that
city.
Ben English was busy last Saturday
cultivating a part Of his ranch with a
disc harrow. and judging from the pses-
ent indications, farming operations will
500 become general.
Get your boots or shoes half soled at
the Dupuyer harness shop. *
Call at the @ & L saloon for a good
drink of ale and porter, fine drinks to
build up your health with.
;FOUND-A part of a steelyard, which
can be had by applying at the AoANrHA
office, and proving property.
The lecture given by A. B. Coe, last
Wednesday evening, was enjoyed by a
good sized crowd. 800, who went away
feeling that the evening had been profit
ably pent.-Alliance, Ohio Review.
Mrs. Fannie e. Chenoweth has re-
ceived a beautiful testimonial If the re-
gard which is entertained for her by the
teachers of the county, who dubbed to-
gether and presented her with the
handsomest lamp that money could buy,
for a Christmas PRESENT.
A surprise party was given Mr.. and
Mrs, j. V. Davies last Saturday night
which was attended by such a number
that their house was filled to OVERLOOKING
During the evening the party adjourned
to the Jones building and everybody
danced until early morning.
Mrs. e. w. Fleming arrived from
Walkerville, Mich, last Saturday even
ing, and although the terrors of boarding
round have been tempered for the pro
fessor during his stay here, we judge
from his beaming countenance that life
is worth living after all.
We are informed that the Grea
Northern is considering the building o
a branch line from Great Falls to Gu
Bank aud Swift Current. Such a lint
would be a success financially according
to the opinion of some of the officers o
the company and its course would nat
urally lead through Dupuyer.
We learn from the Helena Record tina
Willis Nichols has Just been tried TO
: selling whiskey to Jessie j. Morgan
Blackfoot squaw. Miss Jesse attended
the Woodmen's ball Christmas eve, with
her six feet of womanhood clothed in
nair of nantS aud all the linmnria of