The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-04-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. Charles Davlin is reported to be
seriously ill.
Bishod Brewer will be in Choteau on
May End.
William Thompson of Pondera, visited
Dupuyer yesterday.
School has commenced at Raymond,
with Miss Minnie Dow as teacher.
County Treasurer England was in
town. this week, looking up delinquents.
W. r. Crockford of Shelby visited
friends in Dupuyer, the first of the week.
Mrs. Belle Matthews has returned to
Dupuyer, after an absence of Is months
in Juneau, Alaska.
Religious services Sunday morning and
evening at Dupuyer. Tuesday evening
at the Birch Creek school house.
ASunday school was organized at
Raymond last Sunday, with Miss Minnie
Dow as superintendent.
The most complete line of gents fur
nishing goods ever brought to Teton
county, at Jos. Hirshberg & Cos.
Samuel j. Bean of Raymond was in
Dupuyer Saturday, and favored the A
CANTHA Office with a pleasant call.
w. r. Sellew came down from the saw
mill last Friday and engaged several
men to help in running logs to the mill.
Although the law forbids the trapping
Of beaver, the privileges of the Beaver
Slide are within the reach Of all. See
| ad. in another column.
HI. A. Kennerly has returned home hav-
ing received no practical benefit from
medical treatment, during his recent
trip to st. Louis.
Mrs. Geo. w. Arnold, teacher of the
Fish Lake school, took the examination
before Miss Cord, at Dupuyer last Fri
day, and was successful.
We acknowledge the receipt of a letter
from Charles Curley Bear, a Carlisle stu
dent who is now at Carversville Penn,
and wants to read the ACANTHA.
Carl Harris has got his windmill in
running order again, and has plenty OF
water for household and other purposes
without the expenditure of manual labor
Frank Lewis has arrived from Belt,
and will push work on the big ditch OF
the Conrad Investment Co., so as to
assure it's completion at an early date.
T. W. Lett was in town last Sunday,
his first visit for several weeks. He has
been engaged on Stewart and Halls
ditch which is approaching completion
G. E. Prescott arrived home with his
family Tuesday evening. Mrs. Trescott
and the children having just returned
from Chicago, where they passed thu
winter.
J. w. Mcknight left for Great Falls
Monday, to look after the buildings hi
is having erected at that place. He will
probably return in a few days.
Mrs. Fannie E. Chenoweth, the count.
superintendent of schools came owe
from Chotpau last Monday, for the pur
J. pose of visiting the schools in the north
ern part of the county.
s. L, Potter has purchased some lot
from J. w. Mcknight, and will 500
erect a building for business purposes
The location is just south of Jos. Hirsh
!, berg & Co.'S. store, and is n of the mos
desirable corners in town.
Three applicants for teachers certif
Gates took the examination at Chotea
last Friday, and all passed, Mrs. r. I
Hammond and Miss Minnie Dow receiv
ing certificates, and Miss Jennie Ralstol
= being advanced to a higher grade.
Postmaster Drake of Choteau, dr0v
> over here yesterday accompanied by II
sdector Lance of the Post Office Depar'
ment. The Inspector found everythin
al right at the Dupuyer Office, AND r.
turned to Choteau with Mr.. Drake, tn.
morning.
Mai. J. HI. Monteath is evidentl
equal to the occasion, as it is reporte
that a general roundup took place la
:. week, and the agency guard house We
filled to overlooking with governmel
wards, who had first got filled by t.
flowing bowl.
DR.. r. G. Hill left last night for a Wis
to eastern hospitals, where he expects
a 5avota covoral weeks tO Snecia1 Studi