The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-03-14

The Ladies' Industrial society of Cho-
7ean will give a Mirth and Mystery en-
t%ertainment in the court room on the
evening Of the 18th. All sorts Of novtl
features will be introduced conductive to
the merriment of the evening. Refresh.
ments will be served after the program.
An admission of % cents for adults and
10 cents for children will be charged.
All are cordially invited.
Passenger train No.3, west bound, was
wrecked a few miles west of the summit
last Friday night, but fortunately no n
was injured. The wreck occurred on
the brow of a gulch nearly 400 feet deep
and the escape of the passengers was al
most miraculous. The accident was
caused by the spreading Of the rails, the
tender leaving the track and two bag
gage cars being knocked almost to
splinters.
r. j. Croft was in town this week, on
business relative to the Blackfoot stage
line, which has been under his direction
since last November. He promises the
public to continue the present efficient
service and will increase the equipment
SO as to run a four-horse stage, as soon
as the business will warrant. Mr.. Croft
is associated with William Kipp in the
handling and slaughtering of cattle, with
headquarters at Blackfoot and markets
/ at Browning and Cut Bank.
Joe Kipp has at last taken up the ed
itorial quill, having become editor,
business manager, proprietor and pub
Usher OF the Howling Wolf, at Frozen
Dog, Idaho, a copy of which lies on our
desk. The II. ~ off has a liberal advef-
tislng patronage md is edited with the
vigor which characterjzes all of Colonel
KIpp's undertakings, vivid illustrations
helping to emphasize the burning prose.
We would suggest that intending SUD
scribers would do we'll to place their or
ders with the National Sportsmens' ex-
position, no v on the boards IN Chicago.
Court is in session this week at Cho-
teau, but the trial of jary cases will not
begin until next " onday. There Is a
long list Of grand larceny cases., involv-
ing the alleged stealing OF cattle and
horses, and the term promises to be I'M
usually long and expensive. The follow
have been summoned as jurors, from
this vicinity:
M. Fl. Burd, Jos. Bissonnet, r. D. An
derson, r. S. Brown, Jas. Miller, Calvin
Stewart, Harry Marks, Benson English
j.. ". Davies, R. p. Dean, B. f. Embody,
Gene McCarty, and VIM. Miller.
+ 1t is reported tnat stock inspector
Lund was at the agency last week, IN
curing into the alleged killing of a mum
Der OF range cattle by the Indians It
appears that during a roundup a short
time ago, the Indians gathered all the
cattle that did not belong on the reserya-
walton and in driving them off, showed
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ering Birch creek, resulting IN the death
of several. 1t is generally admitted
that an Indian agent has certain duties
to perform in order to earC the salary
which provides his uniform, but thC
wanton destruction Of property in the
spasmodlc attempt to display authority
is ardly such a duty.
DR.. Barringer, the dentist, left for thu
county seat, Tuesday morning. He did
a rushing business while in Dupuye
and all who ~patronized him expires:
themselves as thoroughly satisfied with
his work. DR.. Barringer was post u
: geon at Fort Assinabo. ne in 1878, late
serving at Belknap, and has diplomas a
a dentist from several n%eighboring state
as we'll as from the Montana board o
dental examiners. That the docto
travels occasionally and makes his com
ing known by judlciouS advertising is
. direct benefit to those who need his ser
? vices, and has return next fall, provide,
his practice ia Helena will allow it, wi.
> be welcomed by all who appreciate thu
= services of a first class dentist.