The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-09-12


LOST-Four work horses one large bay
weighing about 1400. one large dark
hollow backed horse and two gray ones,
all having shoulder work marks. A re-
ward Of $500 will be paid for their re-
turn to Pugsley Bros. ranch, on the
Marlas river near Chester station.
The case brought by Conrad Bros.
against Levi J.. Burd, which promised to
be interesting as calling for a decision
establishing the status Of half breeds
has been settled by stipulation, the de-
PENDANT paying the amount claimed b.
the plaintiffs.
Jos. Hirshb6rg & Go. have ordered an
unusually large supply of fall and winter
goods selected by MI. Carl Harris during
his recent trip to Chicago and their
customers will soon have an opportunity
to inspect the best line ever brought to
Dupuyer.
Mrs. G. G. Dean left last Monday
morning for Spokane where she will
visit her son, A. N. Dean, formerly of this
place. Before returning it is her inten-
ton to go east as far as Chicago where
she will seek medical treatment for her
eyesight which has beer a source of
trouble for the past year.
We are informed by Col. Richardson
that he is making excellent progress in
his work, and an inspection of his list
shows US the names of our best people.
We hope that those who have not done
so will join at once as he needs but a few
, more names to establish the library in
our town.
, Miss Grace D. Robb, of Browning was
in Dupuyer last night, accompanied by
l Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett White. Miss Robb
informed our representative that the
( people of Browning desire the establish
ment of a district school at that place in
! order that a number of children who re-
side in the vicinity may receive the
benefit of the apportionment in their be-
r half. This section lies in the Allyn dis
: trict and it is TO be hoped that the
schoo! trustees will look with favor upon
the proposition.
DR.. w. Fl. Stearns Yesterday ordered
= a superb Weber upright piano of Ortor
Bros, Great Falls. It is in Brazilian
mahogany and we compliment the DR.
' on his choice of an instrument. Ortor
Bros representative j. NJ. Ward is in
town for a few DAYS and carries an arm,
J full Of catalogues, and testimonials Of
the elegant line of pianos and organs
y carried by his house. He is offering
special inducements on certain styles
and the intending buyer should se5 him
y for terms.
Messrs. f. P. and Q. P. Cowell left this
u morning with their families for Great
= Falls. where they propose to make thiel
= future home. They have been residents
u of Dupuyer and vicinity for at least ter
years, and their many friends regret thai
p they have found it necessary to change
o their place of abode. A short time age
q they purchased several thousand sheer
from Jos. Hirshberg, which they have
leased to parties near Chinook. and hav
ing no active business interests, Mr.
Cowell to move 70 Great Falls where h,
n will look for further business oppor
tunities.
Messrs. William Cowgirl, j. F. Leecf
andR. P, Dean returned Tuesday from
their trip across the mountains. The.
had considerable snow to contend will
but report a good time. The party foun(
T. plenty of good fishing ard lots of grouse
and one of them who shall be nameles
= had the pleasure of emptying his Win
chester at a bear. That he did it b.