The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-04-19
LOCAL MS.

ThoS. w. Parry OF POndera transacted
business in Dupuyer last Monday.
Mrs. William Miller is under the doc
tors care, having contracted a severe cold.
John Stanley returned last Monday
from Flathead County, where he spent
the winter.
F. d. Cooper of Cascade is looking
after his business interests in this Sec
ton.
z. N. Knowles is now at Kipp, and his
place in st. Denis blacksmith shop is be-
ing filled by JOS. Parsons.
Jos. Hirshberg & Co have a fine line of
samples Of wall paper, just received from
l.. A. Ender's & CO.. of Great Falls.
Note the professional card of DR.. w.
Ell. Stearns, in another column.
w. r. Hagerty spent a few days in
town this week, and left yesterday
morning for Browning.
The Pondera stage line is proving a
great convenience, and should be lib
orally %patrionized.
Messrs. Phemister and Lauffer re-
Gently elected road supervisors for dis
tricts No. 4 and s, were in town Tuesday
to qualify.
Mr.. Cotton representing the Passmore
Paper CO., of Butte, was in Dupuyer
yesterday, soliciting orders for his firm.
Rev. A. w. Hammer will conduct ser.
vices at the Birch Creek school house,
Tuesday evening, May LIST.
Mrs. G. G. Dean has sold the Dupuyer
livery stable property to William Miller,
who will take possession on the 18th of
/ May.
Religious services will be held at Ray
mond Saturday night and Sunday morn
ing, and at Dupuyer Sunday evening.
Jos. G. McCuaig was in town Monday
and from him we learn that he tele-
phone line to Pondera will be completed
by May 9Th.
1 a. IL 4AdICum il l4CluI5NlllC was AOlC
for a few days during the past week
looking after the interests of Marcum &
Lennon in this vicinity.
G. A. Dyar having disposed Of his in
tersst in the Medicine Lodge, returned
to Cascade Tuesday morning, via Pom
dera.
/. Fl. Cox came up from the Birch
Greek coal mines yesterday, and is look
ing up possible purchasers for his brand
of black diamonds.
Mrs. D. A. Ford OF Fort Benton has
purchased 900 head of steers in Wash
ington, and will turn them on the Marias
Range, from Galata.
j. w. Burrows, Geo. Monroe, William
Laney and Jos. Lessard left last Satur-
day for the Coded Strip to take part in
the coming boom.
B. f. Hale and William Mohney re
turned yesterday from a trip into the
mountains, and report that they bagged
a couple Of bears.
T. D. Kingsbury is receiving a large
stock of spring goods, and is now pre-
pared to offer bargains to all purchasers.
Note change of ad., in another column.
MRS. F.P. Cowell who has been serious.
i'll with pneumonia for the past two
weeks, is slowly recovering, and is now
able to leave her room at intervals.
Emil Montweiler is busy this week
ploUghing gardens for our t%ownsmen,
and if this weather continues it will not
be long before we can make a foraging
expedition.
Chas. S. Gibson, we'll knoWniin stock
growing and mining circles, died at Mel
hart last Friday evening from pneumonia.
He was about as years of age, and a
nephew of Paris Gibson.
James Gordon, who is attending the
Art Institute in Chicago, will return to
Dupuyer in a few weeks, and will take
charge of the post Office for a year. jim
mics many friends will be glad to see
him at his former employment.
Jos. E. Helm left last w, ez for a trip to
Glasgow in the eastern part of the state,
where he intends to locate if he can dis
pose of his property in this county. Jos.
Scott is in charge at the ranch, during
his absence.
The regular teachers examination will
be held at ,Choteau Friday and Saturday