The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-11-14

E. and j. f. Leech and inteLds to go
into the cattle business. The Messrs.
Leech were fortunate in the purchase as
the bunch was considered one of the
best in the county.
Malone and Moser have sold their
lambs TO L. e. Leech, and disposed OF
their interest in the Cowgirl sheep and
ranches which they held under lease.
Mr.. Malone mas bought out the klo
dixie saloon which he will reft and re
stock with a FIRST class line of liquors
and cigars.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets cure biliousness, constipation
and headache. They are easy to take
anG pleasant in effect. For sale by
Thos. b. Magee.
Dupuyer Lodge No. 48, A. o. U. w.
will give a grand ball on Thanksgiving
eve. The best of N usic will be furnish
ed and all should attend and have a
good time.
DR.. E. S. Kellogg, the Helena physi
-
clan who has been accused of criminal
practices in his profession, was acquitted
last week. He was tried last spring
upon the same charge but the jury failed
to agree.
Frank A. Cofer has shown himself to
be an expert in wood carving. The
AcANTHA has a sample OF his work, a
cane, which t~estifies to his patience and
skill, and is literally covered with lifelike
representations of fair ladies, birds and
reptiles.
The high wind last Monday resulted
ia an accident to Mr.. Snedecker who
was hauling q load of hay to to n. The
wind upset the wagon, the horses ran
away and Mr.. Snedecker fell under
the rack, one of his ribs being broker
besides several painful bruises on Other
parts of his body.
F. d. Cooper was elected chairman o.
the Cascade county commissioners, las
. week. This is a special mark of appre
{ citation on the part of Messrs. Roals
wick and Delphy, the other members o
the board who were both elected on thu
fusion ticket, while Mr.. Cooper is
( republican.
g The Conrad Investment Co. has pur
chased 1000 head of Kansas cattle whicI
we're at Minot en- route to Great Fails
: for sale. The cattle were unloaded q
Baltic this week and are now beln
driven to the ranches of the company Q
Dupuyer. 1t is reported that the cattl
g will be offered for sale next spring.
Knight & Co. the Canadian firm VIII
made the large purchase of sheep /
10 Teton county recently met with troubl
. on the Blackfeet reservation. Will
? driving the band OF 10000 cross tn
border they got on the reservation an
r were taken up by the police, and tn
ID company had to pay "a fine of 2 cents p'
n head for being On the Indian reserve
8, Tribune.
Under the inspiration of certain Zig
ones" one of our esteemed citizel
lrl imagined that some deep dyed villa
a was after him, last Sunday night, al
ay armed with an ak. he proceeded to raj
all kinds of roise, the distinctive featu
III proving the leathern quality of |
ad lungs. He was put in jail for protectlC
tn and in the morning was glad that
M had ellded his phantom pursuer, b
sorry that he had got drunk aga
Ing To remove a troublesome corn
md bunion: First soak the corn or bum
IL warm water TO soften it, then pare
be down as closely as possible Wlth'
drawing blood and apply Chamoerlal
Pair Balm twice daily; rubbing vigro
mr. " for five minutes at each Applicant
70 A corn plaster should be worn for "a
vas days, to protect it from the shoe. AS
Will general 'lniunehC ior spf"'ns
lameness and rheumatism. Pain Bi
!, is unequaled. For sale by Thos.
~. Magee.
self So far the police nave not been .
TO ecapsur LaIson' VINO es'apoa NJ
cine Hat News. When he escaped
out barracks he is supposed to have g
Nv up tow and boarded a freight tr
going west as far as Irvine. At HaI
VI toms sheep camp he stole boots,
apd a blanket. At JAS. Wright's RAJ
for on the Piegan, he stole the best sac
and horse in the stables, a saddle blan