The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-10-31
SHELBY NEWS.


George Readie foreman for Barney d
Marsh has been in town for a few days
trying to purchase 8 or 10 teams of work
horses, but so far has beer unable to get
any. Every thing in the shape of horse
flesh seems to have left the country.
Harry Hauser our barber makes FREE
vquent trips to dayre. 1t looks as if
Harry is chasing calico.
Ira Brown manager of the Gold Butte
Mining Go. left for home Sunday after
spending a few days with us.
Frank Sutton is busy hauling a supply
of coal to his home in the Middle Butte.
Quite an enjoyable dance was given at
the home of w. e. Chase Friday night.
Every one and his best girl was there.
Joe johnson who has been riding north
OF the line for nearly a year past dropped
in on US Monday night. 1t is Joe's in
tention to buy a four horse team and
outfit and winter at Swift Current.
E. S. Cleveland OF Boston VIM. Nc
Kay of BeIville Ontario Canada were
here last week to look over the Montana
Cooperative Ranch Co.'s holdings. They
are the largest stock holders in the Co..
and expressed themselves well pleased
with the outlook. 1t is the intention of
the Co. to increase their capital stock
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Ed Cummings, had the misfortune to
have the tongue of his rig break when
about 10 miles from Pondera coming
from Choteau. He had been over there
t. take one John Moriarty who was
sentenced to 30 days in jail. Ed says
after this he will look over a rig before
he trusts himself away from town again
James A. Johnson is very ill at this
writing with throat trouble quinsy and
tonsilitis combined
Henry Raglin and wife visited Shelby
Sunday. Hank sold j. X. Staufer three
cars of horses that were recently shipped
from Cut Bank.
n lSbJbI IGCGlfCo 1lOlu AOuA0 GfonS
says that he is clerk in the Hotel West
at KalispelF Louis friends are pleased
to hear that. he has secured such gooc
position.
Uncle Dan has moved his. family int
town for the winter for the purpose o
taking advantage of the schooling facili
ties that Shelby offers.
E. E. and Frank Leech are in town
picking up any stray punches of lamb
that are offered for sale.
Jos. Hirshberg was in town Sunday
Joe has had a peck of trouble. Thro ugl
the carele5sness of some of his sheer
herders his bunch of 1000 lambs gor
mixed with several bands of sheep tina
we're in tie vicinity of the Marias bridge
which caused a great deal-o o work to ge
them separated again.
Bob Malone and brother George ART
hauling coal for the bar eleven ranch.
}. NJ Elliott's freight outfE pulled
through town Saturday bound for Golt
Butte.
The case OF Robert Hamilton charge,
with grand larceny was continued unit
Nov. 4.
The Jail is receiving a much needle
coat of paint
Chas. Moberly and Geo. Abrahams ar
out on a collecting tour.
Summons was served on the 29th 0
Jos. Escallier In an action brought b
N. Connolly, who got an in~5unctio
issued to restrain Mr.. Escaliier fror
grazing and watering h~is3sheep on MI
Gonnelly's land. The hearing will TAX
place at Kalispell on Nov. 4th befor
Judge Smith.
Roy Morrison who is line riding fC
the f outfit at Coutts was down to TAX
in the dance. Roy says that a lare
stretch of country Dorth OF the line
burned over.
Harry Farrell and Robert Dickinsc
of Deer Greek were in for lumber an
supplies last week. s
The first move towards widening IL
gauge of the @. F. & e. took lsiat
Wednesday when several cars. Of I'll
were received here for that purpose, ar
two cars a day will arrive. and be vi