The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-01-11
LOCAL ITEMS

F. d, Cooper of Cascade is looking
after his business interests on Birch
creek.
Old Grow whiskey sealed, in govern
ment warehouse inA9 90 can't be beat-at
Medicine Lodge.
VIM. Zimmerman came up from his
ranch near Pondera last Saturday, to
transact business.
MIR. Peterson came in from the Burton
bench with a load of grain for Jos,
Hirshberg & Co.
During this March like weather a
great many ranchers come to town and
our merchants are doing a rushing bust
ness.
Mrs. Leech, the mother of E. E.. Frank,
and Don @. Leech is expected Q from
Iowa, to visit with her sons and relatives
in this section.
c.. III. Thorpe b been on the sick list
for the last week, but is now improving,
and can be found at his post of duty, in
the drug store.
Thos. Curry and wife, of Great Falls,
arrived in town on Tuesday night, and
are spending a few days with friends
Lethbridge News.
Dr.J.H Fairfield of Great Falls, whoiis
associated in the,sheep business with Jos
G. McCuaig was in Dupuyer last Satur
day ~transacting business.
J. A. Van Buskirk reports that the
sheep which he recently purchased from
E. E. Leech are wintering in great shape
and actually growing fat.
Cattlemen of the West Rosebud, in Car
bon county, have agreed to Fay a special
bounty of S25 per head for all wolves
killed on that range.-Townsend Messen-
ger.
Senator Carter has introduced a bill
granting to the state of Montana $4,000
acres of land to aid in the establishment
and maintenance of an asylum for the
blind.
H. F. England, county treasurer came
over from the county seat with Chair
man Perkins, and is looking after bust
uess matters, and incidentally shaking
hands with his host of friends.
We frequently notice the smiling
c~ountenance of Jos. G. McCuaig, who
probably finds it lonesome at the ranch
during the absence of his family, VIII
are spending the winter in Philadelphia
H. F. Lancaster so.long a resident OF
the Marias, is now at Deming Nev
Mexico. where he went in search c
health. May he find the climate
blessing, is the wish of his manyfriend:
E. E. Leeh had a narrow escape, tn
other day; while riding in his carriag
the king bolt broke, and he was throw
= out, but fortunately escaped, with
sprained arm only, as the result of til
accident.
Weddings are evidently considered th
. correct thing, among the young peopl
nowadays. We have to note anotht
wedding last evening at the Hotel Mo
ton, when Mr.. Charles Guard pie, an
Miss Caroline Fiddler were united
il marriage by Judge Federhen.
We are pleased to announce the ma
riaee of Collins Anderson to Miss Ma
tin, which took place on the 9Th inst,
the Holy Family Mission, on Two MED
cine. The couple are well known al
their friends are legion. May good luz
attend them, is the wish of the ACANTH
A. M Valley returned today from Il
AAG Sweet Grass Hills, where he has be,
for the past six weeks, doing develo
ment work on claims belonging to f.
Kingsbury of this place. He repol
that the Gold Butte Mining Co
which Ira Myers of Great Falls, is t
president is engaged in digging a drai
age tunnel 1900 feet in length, havi
800 feet already completed, with pr
poets of reaping a rich reward when t
work is done.-Ira Brown, SO well a
favorably known n.Dupuye', is sup
intending the work. JAS. Ralph fir
plenty to do, and is expecting to work
his own property soon. Jimmie Reed
also at the Hills, and doing well.
THE MILL RUNS ITSELF