The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-02-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

Lodge.
Call at Incidence Lodge saloon for
st. Louis beer.
A. J.. Moltz of Hogan is spending the
week in Dupuyer.
Hazel Kirke cigars, finest in the land
at Medicine Lodge.
Raymond Gilbreath returned from
Cut Bank, Tuesday.
Born, Tuesday Feb. 9th to the wife of
Jno. NJ. Hyde. a daughter.
Get your boots or shoes half soled at
the Dupuyer harness shop.
Born. Tuesday, Feb. 9Th to the wife
of Elmer K. Pond, a 16 ID. girl.
Charley Cowell is back again from
Bynum, where he has been since Octo-
Der.
Fine California grape Brandy for Med.
zeal purposes at the Medicine Lodge
Saloon.
The revival services every night at the
School house, are free to all. No re-
served seats.
Old Grow whiskey sealed in govern
ment warehouse in 81 can't be beat-at
Medicine Lodge.
G. E. Prescott left last week for a trip
to Shelby, where he will probably en-
gage in business.
Alfred Harris came in last night from
Choteau, and returned to Choteau this
morning with Jno. A. Kennedy.
Ed. Forrest, the genial salesman at
Kingsbury's store, left for Great Falls
last Tuesday, for a short vacation.
Hon. Jno. A. Kennedy custom collectors
at Blackfoot arrived in town last night,
and left this morning for u short visit to
Choteau.
H. w. Yeager returned to Choteau
with his threshing machine last Monday
after threshing grain for Benson English
and n. J. Singleton.
Messrs. Yule and Muir paid the saw
mill a visit, a few days ago, and expert
enced some difficulty in navigating be-
fore the wind. on their way home.
The bunch of horses recently purchas-
ed from G. Wallace Taylor by Geo.
Lane of the North west territory. passed
through town this morning on the way
to Canada.
Call at the Medicine Lodge saloon for
the best brands of liquors. You will be
supplied, and will find all goods just as
represented. Bond and Lillard old
Standard Bond whiskey Of 93 sold over
the bar.
j. w. Mcknight returned last Friday
after an absence of several months, dur.
ing which he paid a visit to Salt Lake
and California, and from his appearance
we should say hat his vacation has been
a great benefit to his health.
The committee to whom was referred
the matter of selecting a suitable site
for a cemetery have decided that no
change is expedient, and will petition
five acres on the school section which
has been used as a place of burial for a
number of years.
Mr.. VIM. Cowgirl and family returned
from the east Saturday evening, after
having enjoyed Il visit among friends in
Indiana, Michigan and Missouri, and are
now preparing to take possession of the
dwelling formerly occupied by w. e.
Cord, pending the erection OF a residence
on the Perkins Addition.
Mountain Meadow Lodge No. 234
Woodmen of the World, will give a
basket social, on the evening of Feb.
18th, at the lodge room, in the Jones
building. The ladies are expected to
bring the baskets, and the gentlemen
are expected to bring the wherewith to
purchase them and their contents.
Everybody welcome.
Don't forget that your house is as
liable to burn down as anyone's and that
Mr.. r. P. Dean received the full amount
OF his fire insurance in less than one
month after he was burnt out. No law
suit or trouble. Call on Federhen
and make yourself secure. I can also
fix you up on life insurance.
19-4-t f. H FEDERHEN, Dupuyer,
Mont.