The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-25

to make dimes look as big as dollars
call at the @ and L saloon and get a
drink of that old standard brand, Bond
and Lillard whiskey.
The spring-like weather of the past
few days has brought a conviction that
after all life is worth living, and we
notice in particular the signs Of relief
from the long suffering wood piles of our
neighbors, for if this weather continues
the shorts will not be compelled to sit
up all night in order to disturb them
just before day light.
The Crows Nest brach Of the G.. N.
will be built from jennings, and there is
no prospect of any branch for the pres
ent in this direction as the company in.
tends to use the coal from the Crows
Nest fields on it's line west from Jen
nings. j.. j. Hill says he has no inten
lion of purchasing the narrow guage,
but hopes to see the road made a stand
ard guage in order to facilitate business.
The cattle queen was to have given
AN entertainment at Raymond last Mon
day evening, but was prevented by the
sickness of her husband, in Helena. A
small audience gathered at the school
house in expectation of her coming, but
were Obliged to content themselves with
a ffeeting view of their neighbor jim
Collins, which was projected on the
cannon for thar consolidation ,,noion IN
the altogether.
The Great Falls Tribune states that
the stock association intends to have
John Sullivan tried at Fort Benton I'M
der the law making it a felony to bring
stolen property into any county of the
state. The claim is made that his ac-
quittal in this county was the result of
prejudice in his favor and the a~ssocia-
tior hopes that a disintArested jury in
another county will bring in a verdict of
conviction.
N. d. Cooper and T. Fl. Leech were
driving in from E. e. Leech's ranch last
Saturday and while coming through the
lane just north OF town, the king bolt Of
the buggy broke, throwing both out.
The team came on into town with the
front wheels and was stopped without
any damage. Messrs. Cooper and Leech
also came in by their own exclusive mo-
l tive power on schedule time, although
2 hampered by a limp which Mr.. Cooper
picked up in the lane.
M. S. Darling, who is in charge of the
constru ctIou of the irrigating canals on
I the Conrad Investment Co.'S property,
Q neal Dupuy er, is in the city. A large
number OF men are now employed in
digging lateral canals, and 1t is expected
hat ABOUT 100 miles OF these Will be
+ constructed this SUMMER The company
q has receAtly acquired title to about
10000 more acres of land IL hat sec.
tlon.-G. +. Tribune.
E One of Dupuyer's school boys,-the
y auburn haired one-,was reading a copy
: OF the ACANTHA the other day, and seek
h ing to gain a little knowledge OF the
purposes of a newspaper.
He read Dennis HeLnessey l. TAX
! ing a vacation" aud said: lis that what
they call news, par" HIS father prompt
: ly answered Yes Continuing he came
upon a statement that one OF our prom
. inent citizens was making preparations
for a prospecting trip to d certain Col
y conda in Deer Lodge county. "And d.
u you call that news too, pa? "Yes IN,
" SON vas the answer. Different here
ID said, the kid, Il call it a darned lie.
u And thus out of the mouths OF babe
and stockings does the .AoANTHA stant
~ convicted.
B. DR.. Titus Was dangerously III las
1g Sunday and DR.. Stearns of Choteau wa
ed called in to attend him. DR.. Geo. (
vo Martin, the agency physician, was ais
sent for and arrived Monday evening
The physicians found that the doctc
oa had practically recovered from an attac
of pneumonia, but remained in such
weak condition that careful nursing wa
the only means of saving his life, an
recommended his removal to the hosp
~ tai at Great Falls. In accordance wit
II. their recommendation the Doctor WI
III taken to Pondera Tuesday where
IaI took the train for the Falls Wednesds
9r morning. The patient made the tri
'" comfortably and hopes are entertaine
that he will soon be able to return ar
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