The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-18
LOCAL ITEMS.


days rest.
Moses Jones is reported to be sick
with a bad cold.
Shearing has already commenced on
the lower Yellowstone.
Hardy r. England was in Dupuyer for
a few days this week.
S. L. Potter returned from a business
trip to Kalispell, last Monday.
Get your boots or shoes half soled at
the Dupuyer harness shop.
Kenneth Mckenzie was in Dupuyer
this week for a couple of days.
o. G. Cooper drove up from Shelby
last Sunday, with DR.. Clark.
Clay Steel is slowly recovering from a
severe attack of pneumonia.
Chas. Davlin is still confined to his
bed, suffering from rheumatism.
B. Jeremiah visited Dnpuyer last week
on behalf of the Great Falls Tribune.
Mrs. Henry Ryan and Children have
removed to the ranch for the summer.
Mrs. G. B. Perkins continues very i'll
and is still under the doctors care.
Nj. ODonoghue left for Kalispell and
Spokane, on Tuesday mornings stage.
The City Meat Market has secured a
new outfit of blocks and other fixtures.
Deputy sheriff Leech went to Cho-
teau this morning, with Sir William
Cox.
Joe Kipp came down from Blackfoot
Tuesday returning home the next morn.
ing.
Mrs. W. D. Hagen arrived from Helena
Monday evening and will remain in Du-
puver.
Daniel N. Miller has brought his new
post driver to town, to complete the iron
work.
G. E. Prescott, the Dupuyer CORE
spondent of the Teton Chronicle, was in
town yesterday.
Walter Mathews, county surveyor has
been aoppinted U. S. Commissioner by
Judge Knowles.
Miss Ida Thomas has returned tc
Birch Creek from Great Falls where she
spent the winter.
F. II. Federhen is painting some very
neat pictures on glass, bya process re
Gently discovered by him.
t Sheriff Taylor returned to Choteau to
day, having spent a week in Dupuyer
seeking respite from the cares of Office
Walter Mundell has left for Banna
), tyne Bros. ranch below Collins, where
he will be employed for several months
> j. W. Quail IS recovering from the
injury he received last month, and i
now able to move around with the aid 0
crutches.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cofer, former res:
dents of this vicinity, arrived from Cal
~ifornia yesterday on a visit to thei
daughter, Mrs. J. A. Van Buskirk.
Dupuyer Lodge, No. 48, A. O. U. v
will give a grand ball on Wednesda
evening. May l. Everybody is invite
and a good tine is assured.
j. w. England was confined to his be
for a few days, suffering from a sever
cold, but recovered sufficiently to be u
and about, Tuesday.
The Miners entertained an audienC
at Jones Hall Tuesday evening and pr
duced a fairly good show considering tt
difficulties which beset them.
By the request of the county superi,
3 tendent Mrs. w. Fl. Titus will hold q
examination for teachers in this distri
at her home in Dupuyer April 26 and
Nick Dodds is making preparations
spend the summer in Deer Lodge coun
following up some promising miner
prospects which he discovered sever
years ago.
Mrs. W. r. Crockford Of shelby is vi
on iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. v
vies, h%avingbeen called here by h
mothers serious illness. Mr.. Crockfo
came up with his wife, but business N;
tiers called him home.
~ Bids were received by the comm.
%sioner of Indian affairs last week,
furnishing 1890 COWS and 136 bulls
the Blackfeet agency. The lowest bi