The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-05-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

CnGckef DOaFQS, CrlD DOdAO5, Pu"AOS
and games at the Drug store.
The famous A B c st. Louis bottled
beer at the @ & L saloon.
For good first class cigars, Queen Mary
and Modern Flora. Call at the @. L.
saloon.
A fine lot of stationery just opened up
at the drug store.
The latest styles for ladies' correspond
epce, at the drug store, all grades and
prices.
Pratt Wilkinson was in town this
week.
Deputy Sheriff Jeffrey returned to his
station at Allyn, last Saturday.
G. f. Lassell and James Ralph have
started on a wolfing expedition.
Adolph Aman of Raymond was in
town on business last Saturday.
Hon Jno. A. Kennedy passed through
town last Sunday, on his way to Cho-
teau.
Frank Orr's teams we're unloading a
big load of freight yesterday, for both
merchants.
H. G. Kunkel is again at his old stand
having purchased the barber shop which
he recently sold to John A. Clayton.
How, Solbarr n yo,no man who has
been in the employ of e. E. Leech, was
brought 70 town last Monday suffering
from diphtheria.
+. Mrs. Grace E. Steele of Pondera and
formerly of the Hotel Morton at this
place, is reported to be seriously i'll from
blood poisoning.
W. s.. Ferris special agent for the
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co., for
Idaho, Montana and Utah, was in town
this week.
Miss Minnie Ewes who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Clarence 2. Coweil,
left last Sunday for her home at Walla
Walla, Wash.
i. N. Sturgeon who has been absent IN
southern California and Oregon for
: several months, has returned home, much
, benefited by his journey.
John B. Pepion was in Dupuyer Mon
day closing a deal with Mr.. Stevenson
who purchased a bunch of the row-locE
l. -. r.. D-;A;,b n - tolrv coryiOn
P. L. Moran has returned from Grea
Fails where he was treated for pneu
monia, at Columbus hospital, and is nov
fast regaining his usual strength.
) Sir William Cox has returned to tow1
but is still unable to use his right arm
the sf~racture being so close to tn
shoulder as to render treatment difficult
A Mr.. Stevenson is interviewing tn
= horsemen in this vicinity with a view 0
purchasing saddle and draft horses t
be taken across the line intoC Canada an
shipped to South Africa for the BIRTHS
government.
Rev. James Opie of Augusta held sc
vices at the school house Tuesday ever
ing, and interested OF a congre
cation of fifty people. Mr.. Opie ia
rendered his services as a missionary t
China.
While temporarily abandoning poke
for the game of checkers, Judge DuboF
will have ample time to figure OF
whether six months in the county ia
would have been considered enough pu.
/, ishment for disobeying al order in h
own court.
, When you have cold feet, sore thro
head ache, or chills chasing each 9th
up and down YOU back, and you wa
to make dimes look as big as dolla
call at the Q and L saloon and get
drink of that old standard brand, Boz
and Lillard whiskey.
Landing operations are in full bla
and the present weather IS all that cou
lon be desired to insure a large crop. The
has been a great deal of difficulty in
curing men, and all who desire to VIC
now have their opportunity.
. In accordance with the new law, t
Helena Independent of May 10th-t
semi weekly dition-published a list
strays remaining unclaimed on May l
). The list describes 166 head of cattle, t
1890 49, 49, a11H aoI rE thya n /