The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-08-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

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last Friday, on business.
Religious services Sunday morning
and evening, at the school house.
Mrs. Thos. w Parry and M. w. Shultes
were in Dupuyer yesterday.
Senator Mitchell passed through last
Sunday on hie way to Swift Current.
County surveyor Shields has been en-
gagged in the vicinity of Dupuyer this
week.
The Conrad Investment Co. has har-
vested 500 tons of first class timothy hay,
on its ranches.
The teachers of Teton county are hold
ing the fifth annual meeting at Choteau
this week.
Kenneth Stonehouse went to Choteau
this week and will remain away on a
vacation for about a month.
M. O'Donoghue has completed a con-
~venient system of water works at ]. T..
Helms home ranch.
DR.. w. Fl. Stearns is in Dupuyer to-
day. The doctor is kept busy, attend
ing to professional calls.
Messrs. Marcum and Quimby came up
from Cascade this week, to look after
! their business interests in this section.
T. o. Larson and a parry of pleasure
I1oal-~o x,n,eol fhr1,10h N-actnr6ou tra.
turning from a trip to st. Mary's Lake.
The teachers institute is in session at
Choteau this week, and the teachers in
this district, Miss Cord and Mrs. Arnold
are in attendance.
D. F. Hagerty is stopping over in Du-
puyer for a few days, before leaving for
Swift Current, where he has business
inter ests.
Our citizens were treated to a jugg-
ling and slack wire performance last
Friday evening, and responded literally
when the hat was passed.
During the thunderstorm of last week
two horses belonging to VIM. Mile
which were in a pasture near Dupuyer
were struck by lightning and killed.
Julius Hirshberg came up from Cho
teau Saturday evening, anc remained
over Sunday as the guest of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Carl Harris.
Mrs. Belle Matthews who has beel
visiting in Duyuyer for the last thre
months, left for her home in Juneal
= Alaska, Monday morning.
A large party from Great Falls arrive
last Saturday evening, and left the mex
morning for Two Medicine lake, on
hunting and fishing trip.
Al. Cowell was III town this week.
1t is reported that he has disposed O
his interest in the Spring Hill propert
a to w. D. Jones, who now own the er
tire plant.
. Do not forget the dance at the ne
AcANTHA office tomorrow evenin
Something new in the musical line
promised. Supper will be served at tt
Dupuyer Hotel. Everybody invited.
John r. Stateler, who was engaged
the sheep business in 1886, with Geo.
Davis, at what are now the F. D. Coo
err ranches, was in Dupuyer yesterda
his first visit In two years.
: Geo. w. Taylor arrived from Gre
Falls Monday evening, with two big loa
of furniture for the Hotel Morton, viii,
he will reopen tomorrow. He promis
first class accommodations, and has h
the building thoroughly renovated a
repaired. See ad.
Our streets are still supplied wit
plenty of ammunition for a riot. If
= road supervisor doesn't get around pref
soon, we shall sympathize with few
3 of our friends who have personal grit
ances, and the odds are even that t
boulders will be picked up and shift
around a little, any how.
Jas. E. Phillips has sold his ranch
and other property excepting a f
horses, to George Berthiaume. \
Phillips intends TO remain in the vicin
Of Dupuyer, but his father finds t
s. altitude too great and left Tuesd
morning for Seattle, where he will
side permanently.
There appears to be no doubt Il
Capt. B. j. McIntire has decided not
/. allow the use of his name as a can