The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-07-26
LOCAL ITEMS.


The very latest styles of Stetson hats
at Jos. Hirshberg & Cos. =
For good first class cigars, Queen Mary
and Modern Flora. Call at the Q. & l..
saloon.
The famous A B G st. Louis bottled
beer at the @ g. L saloon.
The mother and sister OF F. D. Kings
bury are visiting in Dupuyer.
Ed. Forrest is harvesting a fine crop
of timothy hay on the Gillette ranch.
e. e. Cox has leased the bar at the
new hotel recently opened at Pondera.
Link Humble and NJ. N. Gordon have
returned from a visit to Ut. Benton.
George A. Ketchum came over from
Browning last Sunday, returning Tues
day.
Died: at Robare Tuesday July Gath
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hun
ter, aged 4 years.
L. e. Black has gone to Havre to take
a job as fireman on the Great Northern.
ID. w. Bateman of Great Falls was in
town Monday evening hustling for
orders.
A number of teams passed through
yesterday, hauling a saw mill outfit to
Cardston.
T. r. Carr is stopping in Dupuyer for
a few days, and will visit the Swift Cur
rent district.
J. A. VanBuskirk and F. P. Cowell are
in Great Falls this week disposing OF
their wool clips.
Robert Dixon of the Dry Forks has
purchased 800 ewes of Coffey and Wal
lenstein at $3.50 per head.
Jos. Sturgeon arrived last week from
Deer Lodge county, and is looking after
his business interests in this vicinity.
VIM. Cowgill's wool clip OF over 20
900 pounds left for Pondera yesterday
all of it being loaded on Bob Harris
team. Cd
Marion Shook has completed r. 2
Deans new residence, and is now at worl
on the dwelling being erected by w. D
Jones.
Harry Smith, who has been working 70
Tim Conner, fell off his horse last week
and is now under DR.. Titus care with
\ brOkan collar hone
A private letter from Cdrdston say
that the commissioners who are award
ing half breed scrip, are to be at Ma
= cloed on the 18th inst.
The best brands of wines, brandie
whiskies and cigars always IN hand ais
st. Louis bottle beer as cold as ice 6
% @ & L saloon.
John E. Webb brought in a bunch {
Shorthorn bulls yesterday, land will driv
them to Gus Momberg's ranch on O.
Bank, where they will be sold.
Sam benson passed through Dupuyt
Friday evening, with the f round up,
n which he is foreman. He will make tt
first shipment of beef in a few days.
A bunch of 800 head of stock cattl
were driven through town Monday ever
ing. They came from Idaho, and are c
Al their way to the Mormon settlement
Canada. g
The team attached to the Blackfoc
stage ran away about a mile north
town yesterday afternoon, but the ma
finally arrived, The driver was bad
bruised.
M. r. Cowell who has been sufferil
from a severe attack OF. rheumatism t
the last two months, is now able to a
tend to business and has recovered
usual robust appearances.
- For fine domestic Brandy only 81.
per quart at Q s. L saloon.
- Hay is now selling at s1S per ton, b
Bond & Lillard whiskey is the same c
price at Q & L saloon.
The property seized under execute
in the suit of Mrs. Dean against Fra,
Pike was sold to j. F. Leech at sheriff
sale, Monday bringing just enough
satisfy the judgemnt and costs.
3 O. g. V. Gregg whohas followed t
art preventative, for "a years in tt
state, babe adieu to the Chronicle off
last week, and arrived in Dupuyer F