The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-05-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

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Henry Ryan has purchased a small
bunch OF cattle from Moritz Ublich.
J.V. Davies is at home again from a
business trip to Choteau and Great
Falls.
Frank Orr's teams arrived Tuesday
with a big load of freight for +. D..
Kingsbury Il Co.
r. d. Kingsbury & Co. are selling Rex
flour at $3.50 per 100. A fresh car load
just in.
j. T. Fleming has gone 20 the Nilsson
ri river on the horse round up, for Ed.
Ganong.
The roundup of the reservation stock
association is working between Dupuyer
and Choteau this week.
The ranges are in fine condition and
the outlook for the stock industry was
never more promising.
A valuable horse belonging to Geo. r.
McGill was ruined the other day by
being cut with fence wire.
The county commissioners will meet
at Choteau next Monday for the reg
ular June meeting.
Mrs. w. FL. Titus has been appointed
and has qualified as administrative OF
the late DR.. Titus.
Ed. K~ingsbury & Go. are now I'M
loading a car of wagons, and Deerlng
mowers at Blackfoot.
Miss LETTERS, who has been visiting
:. friends for a few days, returned to Pom
dera this morning.
T Walter S. Clark is now ready to hear
from sheepmen on the subject of shear
ng. See notice.
The recent rains have brought Joy to
[ the carpenters, and confusion to those
who need their services.
Mrs. Thos. p. Aspling who has been
: visiting in Dupuyer for a few days, re.
| turned to st. Mary's Lake Tuesday.
John Chase has purchased the dwell
ing. house formerly owned by Alexis
Campbell, from Commissioner Perkins
Daniel Miller has completed his new
q post driving machine and now has it IN
operation on the Kingsbury and Forces
ranches. 4
n Miss May Gordon has returned home
from P. o. Berglund's, where she hal
been engaged as governess for the pas
month.
at The country north of Birch creek was
visited by heavy storm Monday night
and several horses were killed by light
ming near Piegan.
Today, is Memorial Day, set apart il
honor of the heroes who have battled 70
e. their country and who have at last fallel
before the grim reaper.
A horse thief rendezvous has bee
discovered in FIathead county, in tn
mountains west of Dayton creek an
about 80 miles back from the road.
w. E. Cord, who was principal of til
Dupuyer school two years ago is repor
ed to be engaged in the practice
medicine at Pueblo, Col.
G. A. DeSaussure, special agent of I'll
N. Y. Mutual Life Insurance Co., is
town and is prepared to confer with q
who desire to provide for the future.
A dance was given at the Hotel Mo
ton last night, in lieu of the one a
IS. nounced for the evening before. Exec
lent music was furnished by the Ra
time Orchestra.
Henry Weimer has bought out Mort
Uhlich's interest at the Coal Banks, al
. Mr.. Uhlich is now looking for q go'
~ ranch, with the intention of engaging
the cattle business.
Attorney General Donovan has re
dered the opinion that horses taken o
Of h e'etate from Indian reservation
must pass inspection under The law e
acted last winter.
Commissioners Perkins has contract
with E. e. Leech for the digging of
,ton ditch to drain the water which gathe
in the street in front of the Q. & L. n
Leech has a big ditchlng machine a.
will make a short job OF it.
Carl Jensen reports that three ran
horses were killed by lightning ne
Jensen Bros. ranch, during the storm
Tuesday evening, and nearly every fen