The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-10-31
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Don G. Leech is here from his ranches :
north of Cut Bank.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. M. /
s. Darling died at Great Falls last
Monday.
P. L. Moran, proprietor OF the Q& l.,
is in Helena this week purchasing stock
for the winter.
M. O'Donoghue is fitting a bath room
for the county Jail under a contract let
by the board of health. y
Red Buckland of Highwood has raised
9O,275 pounds of onions IN trifie over
half an acre of ground.
M. N. Gordon has completed extensive
repairs to his residence, which has now
a new roof and two new iues..
William Cowgirl went to Pondera this
morning with Mrs. Remington who is
returning to her home in Great Falls.
Mr.. Pearson of Cascade arrived in town
today and will AXE charge of the Mar
cum & Lemon ranch on the North Fork
of Sheep creek.
DR.. j. H. Fairfield and wife of Great
Falls were ia town today. They are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. c. Nc
Cuaig.
Walter s. Clark was in town last
Thursday, and while here he engaged
Link Humble to act as foreman during
the winter.
A private letter from James Gordon
states that he is now living in London,
England pursuing his art studies and
confident of the future.
E. E. Leech returned Tuesday from a
!, trip to Cut Bank and Shelby, where he
had been to look after his sheep, which
are now all on the way home, for the
winter.
Louis Pfaffenbach is q little the tallest
and proudest man in Monarch. His
wife recently presented him with a pair
, of twin babies, a boy and a girl.-Great
Falls Tribune.
Under Sheriff Acton came up from
Choteau Tuesday and is gathering cattle
under an execution issued in the case
brought by j.. w. Mcknight against
John Hail.
Mr.. Glendenning, a Canadian hors
:, buyer has purchased so head of horse
from John p. Sullivan. Sheriff Taylo
went over to Hill & Messecar's rancl
yesterday to inspect them.
. Miss Millette England who has bee
attending school at Austin, Texas TO
the past years. arrived last night and wi
remain with ner parents, Mr.. and Mr.
II. y. England.
j. w. Clark who accidentally she
himself several months ago, returne'
from Great Falls Tuesday evening
Jack has had a hard tue with hi
wounded knee and is still compelled t
- use crutches.
/ would suggest to subscribers of tn
library that they read the rules and reg
u~lat:ons which are pasted in each bool
THos. B. MAGEE,
Librarian
F.H Federhen met with a misfortur
last Tuesday, and now has his left ar
in a sling. While walking he stumble
and fell in such a manner as to bres
at. some of the small bones in his hand.
c. E. Moore and George Morgan +
. turned yesterday from a visit to Chic
go and other eastern points. They we
east with the Dupuyer cattle shipmer
E. NJ. Miller who also went with tt
nv cattle, returned home last week.
OF James Rivers expects to leave ne
um Saturday for Kibbey, where he will
maiu until his granddaughter Mrs.
Fl. Titus finishes the fall term of scho
tho when he will join her in a visit to tn
old home in Michigan.
u"' 1t is reported that Percy DE Wolf v
sentenced Tuesday morning at Gre
u Falls to five years in the pen for no
stealing, the sentence being in the nat
of a compromise. De VOLTS attorn
had filed a motion for arrest of iudgm
but withdrew it on condition that he.