The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-03-07
LOCAL ITEMS.


Fred Gardner left this morning for
Choteau.
o. g. Cooper was here the FIRST Of the
week.
George Shoemako is a Pondera visitor
this week.
A child of VIM Lillard's died at Ray
mond Monday.
G. w. Burton left for Cut Bank Sat.
morning.
w. y. Hagen arrived in town from
Choteau last Saturday.
John Higgins and family of Two Medi-
cine was in town Tuesday.
Geo. w. Magee is at the county seat on
business this week.
Born: to Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller,
a son, on Match End.
Frank Angermeier returned Monday
from a few days visit on the reservation.
When you are in need of any business
cards or other job printing, ~patronize
your home printer.
VIM. Quinn who had cdarge of the
pumping station nea Cut Bank was
found dead last Monday.
Mrs. Kimball who has been cooking
for Jos. G. McCuaig left Monday for her
home in Canada.
Geo. Lawrence who has been visiting
his sister Mrs. John Sturgeon will leave
tomorrow morning for Belt.
The pool table is set up at the Klon-
dixie and the pool players are making
the balls go night and day.
G. w. Parnell, the up-to-date tailor
came over from Choteau last Saturday
and remained until Tuesday morning.
Miss Minnie LETTERS left Tuesday
morning for Pondera, where she has
secured employment at the Steele hotel.
Chairman Perkins left Sunday for
Choteau, where the commissioners al e
holding their regular March session.
Frank Gaines and" Frog returned
from Choteau Saturday where they had
been after a pool table for the Klondike
saloon.
There was a dance given at Bynum
last Friday night, several couples from
Choteau and Dupuyer were in atten-
dance and report a fine time.
While at the dance at Bynum Friday
night Jesse Davis of Choteau had the
misfortune to slip on the floor ard fell
in such a manner as to break one of his
arms.
The San Francisco Chronicle estimates
the 1900-l901 production of oranges and
lemons in California at $4,000 carloads
or 100000 boxes, against 18,400 car.
leads, or 6,624,000 boxes, in 1899 1900.
Miss Franklin of Burton, who has
been teaching P. o. Bergland's children
for the last three months will return tt
her home tomorrow. While here Miss
Franklin made a host of friends, anc
they are sorry to see her leave.
J.. B. McCollum Optician and Ely,
specialist from Great Falls will be il
Choteau March 10th for one week only
Persons desiring properly fitted glasse
for any defect of the eyes, should Sc
him. Examination free.
Little Nettie was learning to read, an,
part of her lesson ran thus: "The ca
has a rat" "Huh!' she exclaimed, 18th
man who wrote this book didn't kno,
much. Cats don't have rats; they hav
: Kittens"
The school entertainment and Baske
social given at the school house lat
Saturday night for the benefit of
school library was we'll patrionized. TIL
young folks who took part in the ente
tainment did exceedingly we'll and tn
baskets brought in the neat sum
$65.75.
Mrs. g. e. VanDeusen, of Kilbour
Wis, was afflicted with stomach troub
and constipation for a long time. 81
says, Il have tried many preparation
but none have done me the good tn;
C~hamberlain's Stomach and Liver TIA
II lets have" These tablets are for sale a
Thos. B. Magee's drug store. Price,
cents. Samples free.
DR.. Barringer the Helena dentist h,
bnen kent husV since his arrival in tow