The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-25
LOCAL ITEMS.

the Dupuyer harness shop.
Checker boards, crib boards, puzzles
and games at the Drug store.
The famous A B G st. Louis bottled
beer at the @ & L saloon.
For good first class cigars, Queen Mary
and Modern Flora. Call at the @. & L.
saloon.
Harry Ludwig is visiting Great Falls.
Dick johnson is sick with an attack
of pneumonia.
John Joirer and 9. Il. Davis of Pom
dera were in Dupuyer today.
Horsemen should not fail to attend
the meeting next Saturday, the 9th
inst.
Jas. Nc Dewitt came up from Shelby
this week and is looking around for
some good saddle horses.
r. E. Harris pulled out for Choteau.
last Monday to bring over w. D. Hagen's
household goods.
Mrs. William Miller was seriously i'll
for a few days and DIR. Stearns was call
ed from Choteau to attend her.
Otto g. Miller of Bynum returned last
Saturday from Blackfoot where he met
his mother, who was on her way east.
Sturgeon Bros. started their dry sheep
for the northern part of the county last
Friday in search of a summer range.
j. G. Krause, a brother of Herman
w. Krause was in Dupnyer this week
representing the Singer Sewing Machine
Co.
Parties desiring orent rooms should
call upon Perry Aspling who has four
rooms to rent in the Hardy England
residence,
Mrs. w. r. crockford, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. v
Davies, returned to her home in Shelby
Tuesday.
Mrs. G. C.. Dean left today for Helena,
in order to secure treatment for her
eyeslght, which has given her much
: trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Tedsen arrived
from Helmville today and will make
their future home on the ranch they re
Gently purchased from A. Fl. NORM.
G. S. Burnett and I. s.. Corson are in
t~erviewing our citizens IN the interest of
A. W. Bowen & Co. of Chicago, who are
compiling a biography Of the Progress
: sive Men of Montana.
Henry Weimer and Willie Humble
pulled out last Friday morning IN quest
of various wolves and coyotes, for the
, purpose of depriving them Of their win
/. ter clothing.
Link Humble will leave on the first OF
May for the northern part of the county
where he will spend the summer float.
ing" the sheep belonging to the Leect
: brothers.
DR.. Geo. S. Martin was in Dupuyel
Monday hight in consultation with DR.
Stearns concerning the illness Of DR.
Titus, but his professional duties com
PEELED him to return to Browning tn,
next day.
Messrs. Hoy, father and son, of Ray
mond, were transacting business in Du
puyer last Monday. The elder Mr. Ho
is 81 years of age but still hale an,
h2arty, oxr1ar,t fror1 ~ +r,ir~ro, ~ ,bo,,
matism.
The school board met last Saturda
and organized by selecting Thos. I
Magee as chairman and Thos. P. Asplin
as clerk. E. w. Fleming was reengage
to teach the Dupuyer school, for tw
y months.
Jos. Hirshberg and Co.. are building
large addition to their warehouse. Th
old warehouse has been moved close
to the store building and will be extenc
ed 10 a corresponding length.
r. P. Cowell and family left yesterds
for a visit to their old home in Missoul
There is a possibility that the family wi
remain east indefinitely in order tn;
the children may be educated, but the
present intention is to return to Dup
yer next fall.
Mrs. Geo. L. Arnold closed the pl
- mary school last Friday and was MAJ
the recipient of a gift from her scholar
as d token of their appreciation of h