The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-09-19
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The wages of lab orers on the Great
Northern have been ralsed to two dollars
per day to their general satisfaction.
Two large extra gangs of about 40 !
mea each are at work ia this vicinity
raising and surfacing track on the rail
road.
Forty six victims who were killed in
the Great Northern wreck have been
accounted for. Two injured men died
on Sept. 3rd and others will die.
Game warden Boucher has been look
ing into some August chicken killing
which was contrary to the State gam 9
laws.
Henry Devereaux is fondly caressing
slight shade on his upper lip now days,
which may ia time become mustache.
The boarding cars in this vicinity get
all their beef from st. Paul, the proprie-
tors saying they can lay it down cheaper
than they can buy it here, but to our
notion the quality is very inferior.
Street car rails and cars arrived at
Blackfoot last week which is an object
lesson to the less progressive hamlets
surrounding our busy burg. They were
on fat cars consigned to Spokane, and
only remained while the engine was coal
ing a1d taking water
There is young lady here who has an
album filled with portraits of her gentle
men friends. None but pictures of males
are permitted in it, and she calls it her
%'him book"
The Indians have solved the problem
OF how to dispose of breachy range cattle
which stray onto the reservation and
make themselves obnoxious by breaking
into fields and hay corrals. Several of
the tribe of Lo get after slch an one, rar
it far out on the prairie where they
rope the offending animal, throw it, and
hobble its feet 50 that it can travel bu
slowly. Pretty good scheme that
One of our popular guides for hunters
ana tourists was employed by party c
cockneys to lead them TO the haunts 0
mountain goats. One day the guide
while scanning the high peaks near tn
Summit discovered a bunch of Whit
Williams and Nannies far up on the sid
OF the mountain, and said. "Wen Col
onel there's your goats" The English
man eagerly took the glass and gaze
long and steadfastly at the wild animal
and then called his companions atter
tion to the find by saying CAV Jack com
heah I say, aw, see those lovely gout
aw. They look as big as polah beal
don't you know aw. Go up deah fella
Ito the guide) and dwlve the bovd
S,lawsted gouts down heah aw, SO we ca
bag them aw, don't ye know" There upo
the meek and lowly Striving man labo
iously climbed the mountain side, roun'
ed up the 'gouts" and led them down
camp with a rope, where the sprigs
nobility slew them at their leisare.
People here don't go to church vel
often because the places of worship al
81 remote. True one can go to Kalispt
Saturday night and return Mond'
morning at a cost OF $3.50 for the roul
trip oa the Great Northern, and if
don't get wrecked or cremated on t
way or run in for alleged completely in
train robbery, he can listen to the gl
tidings at nominal cost.
A gentleman recently went to Care
tor thinking to calm and relieve
guilty conscience from the sin of steali
his neighbor's supply offuel by atten
ing the church OF Mormon. He sa
that after the regular services an c
perieece meeting was held at which t
men spoBe, and the women held tn
tongues for the time being. One c
fellow related how he increased the yit
of grain on his farm by late seeding, /
other detailed his experience III the C
ture Of small fruits, while third
patiated upon his new and improN
method of robuking and training a "
ANA consclenceless broncho. Then
faithful loaded their mum erous sisters
into the family vans, and wended th
various ways homeward, calculating
the chances of the community saw I
going to decay before the next crop
u. S. pine would be fit for saw timber
/, The Anaconda Sta ndard has of !
taken enough interest in our hum