The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-10-10
SHELBY NEWS.
9Na3 AaA 1890 914e14 14e4e499o44e<


here good mural lecture every oppor
tunity that offers.
Andrew Wagner sold his 3 and 4 year
old mutton to local buyer at 1925 per
head.
Born:-To the wife Of Ninian Ed
mondston son. Mother and child are
doing well.
]. G McCuAig was in town "a couple
OF days last week in connection with the
sale Of Fairfield & McCuaig s sheep.
Mrs Hugh slavin nee Miss Mollie
Hughes OF East Helena is here visiting
at the home OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Hughes.
q. Wallace Taylor is here receiving
the lambs he recently purchased FROM
Barney & Marsh.
Ii. Hoffman was in town Monday get
tirg material for new sheep shed he is
going TO erect at his home ranch on the
Maiias.
Uncle Dan Sullivan is unloading baled
hay from the g. N. transfer track.
Outpost master has found that his
business requires more room and is en-
gagei in moving his building to the west
edge Of his lot Ho intends building an
addition the full length OF the present
one he occupies
Chas. Hansen from Rocky Springs left
for Great Falls Tuesday morning to re-
ceive a bunch Of lambs he bought in
that vicinity. He intends shipping them
home instead Of taking chances of driv-
ing them.
John Davlin arrived here on Satur-
day from Oregon with car load Of full
blooded bucks. John is a little bit hos
tile, for after trying every means in his
power to get the deputy sheep iuspec.
tor to come and inspect his sheep has
c1und Out that he with others will have
i. sait the convenience Of the inspector,
who is sicll OF nuating lost sneep his tele-
grams say, bur it turns out that ne is
busy building snacks on the Rocky
Ridge
A meeting Oh the residents was called
Monday 10 confer with q. W. ParaeL
and a representative OF drilling com
pany TO get au estimate Of tue cos5 Of a
well OF gool water
Jos. Escalliar sold to Ensign Sweet Of
Chinook a single deck load Of his famous
French lerino Bucks. We learn that
the price paid was SIS per head e. 0. B.
at Shelby.
From letter received from Wm. Ayl.
ward who is sick aG the Columbus Hos
l,ital at Great Fails we learn that he is
slowly improving aud it wiII be some
time before he will be able to return
home.
rhings look as if this community was
going to get rid o, one undesirable
rounder for time at least Oid Pad dy
tried to soak watch TUESDAY morning
at one OF the saloons and shortly Alter
wards a &. II. operator from Gut BdnI,
was inqairing for watch OF tnat des
cription. Ii was traced up and com
plaint was tiled against Paddy charging
him with robbery, and il it is proven
against him it Ioo1s asif he will be a
guest OF the state for a5 least year.
1t is understood that the management
of the Independent has changed hands
While it will be run as usual, who vii
be the editor, your corresp spoaient has
failed to learn.
John r. Hughes took a business tril
to Great Fails Tuesday.
Geo. Mel. Peppard sold his stock ans
ranch to the Z outfits Mr.. Danson pur-
chased car Of lumber for tho pnrpost
of building corralls and sheds on The
property as they intend weaving abou
1900 head OF calves there.
Peter Konsler has rented the Gaine
house east OF town aud moved his famiI,
into it.
Frank Gaines was in town Sunday
from Dupu5er,
Lewis Munper, an old Dupuyerite wa
here Monday and Tuesday. It is no
often that Lou c2mos to town, but wher
= he does come his visits are pleasant.
A large dance hail is to be erected a
Gold Butte. JAS. Wright's teams ar
hauling the lum5ar for it,