The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-06-07

Great Fails last Monday, where he has
again resumed his practice.
Fine gold crown, and bridge work a
speciality. Call and investigate. All
work warranted. II. BRowN, Graduate
of Chicago College Of Dental Sur
gerry. 38.2t.
A meeting OF the people OF Dupuyer
and vicinity il called for next Saturday
evening at the AoANTHA office. Let
everybody attend and take some action
toward providing for a Fourth Of July
celebration.
III you desire anything in the way OF
ornamental painting, including ~frescoing
and sign painting, speak to 70 G. Begin.
Satisfaction guaranteed. 35-4-t
Last Friday evening while Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Stewart were returning
home from Dupuyer, one of their horses
became un~manageable and started to
run away. Mrs. Stewart in attempting
to leap from the wagon, caught one of
her feet in the wheel, and received some
painful bruises.
Byron Corson stopped over in Dupu-
yer Tuesday night, on his way to Swift
Current, where he will count noses for
Uncle Sam. We hope that while pur-
suing the lonely rrospector to his lair,
he viii stumble on to something good in
that land of promise.
f. G. Begin 10 prepared to contract for
all kinds of painting and decorative
work. He is a past master in his line of
business, and guarantees his work. 35-4
Mrs. Fannie E. Chenoweth, county
superintendent, visited the schools at
Birch creek and Fish Lake this week
and thus completed her tour of the
county for the first half of the year.
The Birch creek school will complete a
three months term in two weeks, and
the Fish Lake school will continue for
six weeks. Mrs. Chenoweth was ac-
companied by Miss Franklin, of Burton.
CIR acie, the 7 year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Kyle Price had the misfortune
to losesan eye recently, in California.
The little girl had by some accident,
been severely cut on the temple, and
was riding with her.father playing with
an open pocket knife. Probably the
bandags on her head caused some in.
convenience. as she raised the hand
which was holding the knife and a sud
den jolt of the carriage caused the blade
to enter the eye, destroying the sight.
There is dagger that the other eye may
also be rendered sightless, through gym
patty. gi<M n I
Aguinaldo is reported as killed again,
and as he has noWAFsuffered the extreme
penalty nearly as m any times as the
! Great Falls ball team has accepted it in
the neck from Helena, to say .othing Of
the segregation OF his helproate from.
her lingerie, and the presumable embar-
rassment and mental suffering of that
esteemed. lady in consequence, let us
hope that his earthly tortures have
ceased. -
The state board of land commissioners
Friday afternoon decided to relinquish
school sections IL and SO in the Black
feet reservation, for which lieu lands
will be selected. There are about 90
600 acres of school lands on that reser-
walton. a.. an.
The board yesterday authorized State
Land Agent Neill to make selections of
unsurveyed timber lands in Flathead
county and to eliminate from applica-
tions already made certain lands found
not to be desirable. The state land
agent Will go next week to Kalispell,
from where he viii begin a Cruise for
timber lands for the state.
A. Mr.. Colwell, representing a Mime
apolis firm, was here last week, and took
an order for school supplies for Dupuyer
district. Mr.. Colwell intended to go to
Blackfoot Monday morning, and under
the skillful guidance Of mine host Steele
loaded his bike and other effects on Mike
Gahagan's yellow legged wagon, rever-
emily kicking the accumulation of Du-
puyer real estate off his shoes as he
mounted the oughter- mobile. When a.
bout three miles out, it occurred to the
passenger that he vas travelling toward
the Grow reservation instead of that of
the Blackfeet, and IN reply to his aux-
ious inquiry, Mike,-honest Like!-con-
fessed that the suspicion was founded
on absolute fact. Right there the Du-