The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-09-13

republican state central committee.
G. q. Trescott came up from Shelby
last Monday evening and spent a couple
OF days with his friends. He reports
that his little son, Rich is dangerously
i'll with typhoid fever, and longs to re-
turn to Dupuyer.
Mrs. j. w. Mcknight and Mrs. r. P.
Dean returned last Monday from
Spokane where Mrs. Mcknight daUgh-
ters are attending school. Mrs. Deans
sons who have been at school. accom-
panied them upon their return.
Mr.. Ferris of Salt Lake. representing
the Connecticut Fire Insurance Co.,
was in town this week adjusting the loss
on VIM. Miller's barn which was recent
ly destroyed by fire.
Mrs. VIM. Zimmerman was thrown
from her carriage in the lower part of
town last Monday, and it was at first
feared that her arm was broken, but for
tunately no other injury was sustained
beyond a few severe bruises.
Mrs. Don G. Leech has been seriously
i'll for the past week, and fears were en-
tertained that she was suffering from an
attack of typhoid fever, but at the pres
ent writing the patient is able co leave
her room, and her rapid recovery is
promised.
The Ladies' Aid will have an exper-
fence social at Mrs. Jones' next Wednes-
day evening. The members are each to
earn a dollar and tell how they made it.
Ice cream and cake will be served, and
; all of the friends of the Aid are cordially
invited to attend.
Regular Preaching Services For
Dupuyer Circuit.
Dupuyer the LIST. Sd. and 9Th. Sundays
Of each month at II a. m. and 8 p. m.
Shelby the End. Sunday. Raymond the
4th. sunday in the morning, Dupuyer
in the eyning. A. w. Hammer pastor
Miss Anna White from Great Falls
will present the interests of the Deacon
mes Hospital of that city to the people OF
Dupuyer Sept. Is. Miss White is a
pleasing and interesting speaker and
every one should make an effort to hear
her.
Marion Shook returned Tuesday from
a trip to Blackfoot and Shelby, and re-
ports a wreck on the Great Northern
! last Monday near Cut Bank in which
several cars were thrown off the track,
causing a delay Of several hours for the
passenger train.
Mr.. and Mrs. PhilG. Rimell left Grea'
Falls last Wednesday morning for a TRIP
. to England, where they will visit with
Mr.. RimelPs relatives and will probably
spend the winter, incidentally attending
, the Paris exposition before it's close
, The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs
:, Rimell will join the AoANrHA in wishing
them a pleasant journey and a speed!
return.
Miss Jane Yatman has just completed
a bicycle ride from New York to Chicago
covering the distance in 254 hours. AC
cording to the Chicago American ssh
carried a revolver Of large caliber for de
Tense, but she had no occasion to use it
She met but one tramp and he was in
offensive" The question natural
arises as to how many tramps Miss Yat
man would have met between New Yor
and Chicago had she made the same tri
, at any time during the last Democrat
3 administration.
DR.. Geo. B. Hutchinson has returne
to Dupuyer on his regular biennit
trip and is tenderly caring for hi
political patients. 1t is whispered tha
he is administering Hagen's Compoun
or in liberal doses and sir, sir, sir, the II
n suit may be imagined. The DR.. protest
that while his services are necessary q
a preliminary he is simply acting as tn
1T advance agent of Johnny on the Spt
a. who will drop in on us when the kett
N absorbs the necessary amount of heat.
m j. 3. McCollum, the Great Falls OPP
clan and Eye Specialist, and a Gradual
ut of the Chicago Opthelmic College wi
Id be at the Dupuyer Drug Store Sept. !
10 and 10, where he will be prepared
Ill correct all defects of the eye by the pr
OF per fitting OF glasses. Eeper5 work
he specially, examination free, and all woI
I'D guaranteed. If