The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Cowell drove Up
from Bynum last Friday and were en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. d. e. Leech
until Sunday.
The reporter did not hear the bargain,
but it is said that e. e. Leech has hired
F. P. Cowell to herd the lamb bunch
this spring.
A.. j. Vance, who used to have charge
of F. D Cooper's ranches on Birch
creek, and was later a partner of A. J..
| Cowell in the mercantile business at
Choteau, was recently appointed super
intendent of the Wyoming division of
the Bell Telephone compony.
According to the Great Falls Leader,
o. g. v. Gregg, the founder of the Havre
Advertiser, has become the object OF
suspicion, which will probably be con-
frmed early in the spring, when he leads
the daughter of a Mormon bishop to the
altar as his bride.
Throuuh the artistic offices of James
Gordon the AoANTHA office will soon be
easily located by visitors to Dupuyer,
which is desirable considering the in
creasing number Of skyscrapers within
the town limits. MIR. Gordon is prepar-
ing to take the examination to enter the
Royal Academy in England, and if he
o-n1soa hipaoa1f 70 tho .oClY uith tho
e~xactness of detail which he has brought
to bear on our roof he will be admitted
and sent to the head of the class.
Last Thursday night some miscreant
sawed the tongue of MI. Matche tt's
freight wagon almost in two. The next
morning the owner hitched his team, in
which was a broncho, to the wagon.
The bronchos was fractions and the
tongue broke, but fortunately the brakes
were set before any further damage
was done. Had the break occurred on
the prairie someone might have been
killel. Gould Sthe man who cut the
tongue be found he would be deservedly
prosecuted.
Advertising pays, especially when the
medium is of such general circulation as
the AcANTHA. One of our prominent
stockmen has been experimenting with
> the st. Paul employment offices, his OBJ
iect being to employ a girl for genera
homework. After sending money fo
expenses to two different girls and beinl
{ swindled through the operation Of their
) elastic consciences he, in a moment 81
inspiration, thought of the AoANTH4
inserted a local, and is now happy i
0 having solved the problem.
: FOUND-A part of a steelyard, whic
! ear be had by applying at the AoANTH
Office, and proving property.
+ E. E. Leech has returned from Sal
Lake, where he attended the conventio
of the National S~tockgrowers' associi
: ton as the delegate from this COUNTY
, There were 1900 delegates at the col
veption, the majority coming from til
states nearby. ::The meeting was
unusual interest, although no decisiv
20 action was taken with regard to leasin
l. public lands. Mr.. Leech was muc
$ impressed by the enterprise displaye
IL in the public improvements in Sa
10 Lake, but with the unerring eye of til
stockman, failed to discover any grass c
% the ranges during his trip, until HON
ward bound from Great Falls.
The famous A B G st. Louis bottle
beer at the @ & L saloon.
Rev. James Opie, of Augusta, h
been holding a series of revival meetin
at the school house for the past wei
r and has peer meeting with great succe
at in bringing people to see the error
their ways. 1t had been his intention
as close the meetings last night, but t
s. interest shown by his ever increasil
congregations has resulted in his dec
90 ion to remain over Sunday. A numb
have been converted and two were bd
:. tized and admitted to the church IL
re evening. Last sunday Mr.. Opie preac
ed a sermon for the benefit of the M
n and next Sunday afternoon the lad
are invited to attend a special servi
!. designed for them.
he
a.. According to the Pioneer Press, j.
Hill has purchased 100000 worth
stock in the Crows Nest Pass coal fel
in. and a bitter fight is about to occur