The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-12-26
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Tops for the boys, at the drug store.
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dollar a year.
A fine lot Of stationery Just opened up
at the drug store.
Call for Ale and Porter, a cool drink at
the O. 4 L. saloon.
Choteau county officers hope to get
him later.-Montana Record.
Drop in at M. N. Gordon's, make the
closest guess at the number of beans in
a quart, and take away a pair OF shoes.
Charles Tuttle has opened a ba rber
shop in the rear OF the Klondike saloon.
His card appears in this issue.
Robert Stonehouse was in tow Friday
on his way home to Bynum from Cut
Bank where he has boen engaged as a
carpenter for several weeks.
j. H. Boucher, deputy game warden is
proving a terror to evil doors in Flathead
county. Last week out of four arrests
he secured two convictions. one culpirt
being fined 800 and the other s25.
J. w. Mcknight went to Spokane,
Thursday night, and returned Saturday
with his two daughters, who have been
attending school in hat city. They will
remain here until after the holidays
Kal'spell Cor. Record.
There will be a masquerade ball on
Tuesday evening, Dec. 31st,, New Years
eve, at jones Hall. Everybody invited
LOST-On Christmas eve at the
school house a crescent shaped gold
breast pin. Finder will please leave the
same at the AcANTHA Office and receive a
suitable reward.
Mrs. JAMES MANIx.
The Christmas tree at the school
house, Tuesday evening, was attended
by so many that standing o only was
all that could be obtained by the ma
%jority. Albert Crone acted as Santa
Claus Jr. and the little ones and the big
ones were nearly all remembered in the
distribution of presents.
Stock Inspector Luud has returned
from Maple Greek, Canada, where he
and Frank Mcdonald went to appear
against Henry Larson and recover stoler
horses. Larson was freed by the Cana
dian authorities. His acquittal was {
disappointment to the authorities here
as they hoped to extradite him and tr,
him in this country.
Checker boards, crib boards puzzlel
aud games at the Drug store.
Get your boots or shoes half soted "a
the Dupuyer harness shop.
The grand ball given Christmas ev
by the Woodmen and Women of Wood
craft was the most enjoyable event tina
time. The supper aerved by the ladie
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
was patronized by more than eight
people and was a success, there bein
plenty of fresh oysters and turkey fo
every one and a cash balance to tn
credit of the new h'dge.
Last Sunday night the store buildin
occupied by Alfred Harris at Ponder
caught fire and was totally edestroye
with most all OF its contents. Mr.. Harr
.. carried a large stock of goods whic
was only partially covered by a $1,000
\. insurance policy. Aside from the lo'
which he sustained in the destruction c
his stock the injury to his business ca
. hardly be estic1ated. The buildin
belonged to E. o. Jones.
The famous A. B. g. st. Louis beer {
4 ice at the o. & u. sloon.
Queen Mary cigars; wines, liquo
and beer on ice at the Q. & l.. saloon.
VIM Macdonald Wright has receivt
the sad news of the death of n of
brothers, Rev. Alexander Wright
or Musselburg, Scotland, which occurrt
of at Glasgow, Oct. lash. Toe dscease
was in his SSH year and from h
obituary, published in the Scotsman
Oct. 10Th, we learn that he had attain
eminence 10 literature, having publish
Nv three volumes IN religious and educ
lot tloaal 'nat1er9' ~ was q si"0'"'o
Glasgow University and had been pas
of his last charge for over twenty t
years.
Tha T,vcnnm met last Friday event