The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-01-31
LOCAL TINS.

II. u. COX anu OeOrge h1onrOe W0hI ~
Pondera on Monday.
Mrs. r. Morgan has been seriously i'll
with an attack of neuralgia.
Geo. w. Magee will go to Shelby to-
morrow on a business trip for a few days.
J.V. Davies is in Great Falls this week
attending to business matters.
R. Morgan turned in 25 head OF steers
at Browning this week, helping to fill
out j. w. Quail's monthly contract.
G. e. Trescott, of the Choteau Chron-
icle, spent Sunday in town on his way
home from Shelby.
Gus Stevenson, OF Gold Butte, paid a
short visit to Dupuyor the first part of
the week.
There will be a dance at the Steele
Hotel. PoEdera, on the evening of Feb.
22nd. Everybody is invited.
The Scotchmen of Dupuyer failed to
celebrate the birthday anniversary of
their national poet last Frid ay.
Mrs. St.Denis, who has been seriously
i'll for several weeks, is now rapidly re-
covering.
Chairman Perkins has been on the
sick list for the last three weeks, suffer
ing faom an attack Of the grip.
Lloy Leech has been appointed assis-
tant postmaster under Carl Harris, in
%ha VI,oo <R Tnooo1 C1rl0p -oesroaI
Alfred Gardner, in Jail at Choteau on
a charge of cattle stealing, secured
bonds, J. w. England and Mrs. G. G.
Dean being his sureities.
The ice harvest is finished this week
with the exception of a supply for the
butcher shop. George Morgan. the
proprietor, will probably put that up
next week.
John M. Laughlin has entered into
possession of the Eclipse livery barn and
is prepared to give the public as good or
better service than they have heretofore
enjoyed at that hosiery.
The January number OF the Rocky
Mountain Magazine is replete with mat
tiers OF interest to M~ontanians. The
magazine is published at Helena and its
low price, $500, should insure it a hearty
support.
Married At Great Falls, Jan. 10Th,
Mr.. Chauncy Smith and Miss Marie Ca
mus. "Chan" has at last submitted to
/ the inevitable and has been fortunate in
securing a lady of varied accomplish
ments to soften the uncompromising vi
cissitudes of life, and the AcANTHA ex
tends the heartiest congratulations.
Judge Cheadle of the Tenth district
! has announced his intention of disposing
of all actions tuat may be ready for trial
at the next term i, Choteau county
regardless of t e length of term that
may be necessitated. The term is to be
: commenced Feb. 26. but jurors will
probably not be in attendance until the
, following Monday,
j. w. Mcknight, of JDupuyer, one o.
the ST. ccessful business men and mos
prominent citizens of Teton county, is il
Kalispell looking over the situation with
a view OF locating here. r. McKnigh
has peer engaged in general merchan
dising at Dupuyer for a number o
years, but sold out last summer and i
). looking for a new location. Mrs. Nc
Knight is with him.-Inter Lake.
James Gordon has resigned his posi-
ton as assistant postmaster and wi.
leave this week for London, England
where he will take the examination fo
admission to the Royal Academy. Nj
Gordon is a young man of sterling chal
acter and has developed an unusut
talent as an artist. The AcANTHA wi
be indorsed by all in the wish that b
may be successful in the career whic
he has chosen.
II troubled with a weak digestio
belching, eour stomach, or if you ft
dull after eating. try Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price 8
cents. Samples free at Thos. B. Magee
drug store.
Rev James Opie has continued II
revival meetings every evening dn"ir
the past week, excepting Saturday, b
sides holding bible readings each ate
noon at some OF the homes. The inte
= est still continues and every evenil
witnesses a desire on the part of a few