The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-10-24
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Is visiting Win MIS- OOWSuL
Mrs. H. L. Halliday was in town this
week, from Raymond.
c.. S. Mcdonald was in Dupuyer was
this week attending to business matters.
Born: Sunday evening October Goth
to the wife Of Carl Harris, an BIB. daugh-
ter.
Ed. Tanner has returned from Alberta
Canada where he has been for several
months past.
Phil Clack will leave next Wednesday
to spend the winter at his old home in
Manitoba.
Sheriff Taylor has beer in Dupuyer
throughout the past week attending to
official matters.
Died: Monday morning, Oct. 21st the
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Gordon,
from pneumonia.
John Stanley was in town a few days
this week and has gone to Kalispell for a
short visit.
Mrs. Belle Matthews Of Juneau, Alaska
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. J. M.
Hyde.
Walter Mundel left this week for a
visit to his parents iI Scotland. He will
return early in the spring.
Jerry Mongeon left this morning for
his home in Montreal, and does not ex-
pect to return again for a couple of
years.
For s~prains, dwellings and lameness
there is nothing SO good as Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. Try it. For sale By
Thos. 2. Magee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adam were in
Dnpuyer for a few hours last Saturday,
returning to Choteau from Allyn where
they spent the summer.
A post Office inspector was here early
ia the week and found every thing sat-
isfactory in the administration of the
Dupuyer office.
J Kenneth Stonehouse arrived from the
east last week an I has resumed his old
position with F. D. Kingsbury & Co. He
was accompanied on his return by a
younger brother.
I would suggest to subscribers Of the
library that they read the rules and reg
ulat:ons which are pasted in each book.
THos. B. MAGEE,
n Librarian
Joseph G. McCuaig of Dupuyer, one
of the leading sheepmen of Teton county
has rented a house here, and with his
: family, will remove to the city this week
Great Falls Tribune.
G. D. Phemister was in town for a
couple of days this week. Mr.. Phemis
ter has been looking around, and says
that he has found indications that dem
onstrate the existence of oil underlying
a section OF the country not far from
Dupuyer.
Jas. Dawson has been in Dupuyer
. few days during the past week, on bust
ness for Jos. Kipp. He returned to Kip
Tuesday morning and will take charg,
of the post Office and express business
at that place.
N. S. Dodds and Frank Swanson have
filed quartz locations in the neighbor
hood of tributary of the North Forl
of Sun River. Assays have beer mad
from specimens of ore taken from tn
prospects, and the owners are much en-
t. couraged at what the future apparentl
has in store for them.
w. G. Palmer, special u. S.. attorne
was expected at Dupuyer tomorrow t.
look after the interests of the govern
ment in the taking of testimony upo.
or Indian depreciation claims, but a tele
of phone message was received this morr
M ing stating that he is SICK in the hospits
at Helena, so it is impossible to stat
when he will be able to appear, if at al
News was received yesterday of tn
~ death of Mrs. &. f. Deletraz, which o.
L Cured at her homein Fort Benton. Sh
had beer i'll for a long time with canoe
. of the stomach, and recently was unde
treatment in this city.
She was a native of Lyons, Franc
aged 81 years. She had been a resider
of Fort Benton fer 90 years. Tribune.
;. Mr.. Mccarthy, a sheep buyer fro
~ Canada was in town last Monday wit