The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-11
LOCAL ITEMS.

President Mckinley will be at Butte
June LIST.
Mrs. Ed Forrest is visiting friends at
Great Falls.
b.. F. Terry wa in town this week, his
visit since last fall.
Fred Lindsay is confined to his bed
by an attack OF pleurisy.
Born: To the wife of Harry A. Howe
Friday night, the 9Th inst, a daughter.
The witness and jurors fees at the
late term of the district court amounted
to S2,29O.
j. V. Dawes left, Monday morning, for
Choteau AMI Great Fails, on a business
trip.
p. A. Prince is confined to his
with a severe attack of inhammatory
rheumatism.
Mrs. I. III. Clewell, OF Helen ma, a sister
of Nat Collins, died at her home last
Friday.
Miss G. Farley returned yeterday from
Choteau, where she has been visiting
relatives.
Mrs. w. D. Hagen and children are
expected to arrive from Helena this
evening, via Pondera.
Miss Minnie Ewes of Walla Walla, ar
rived yesterday, on a visit to her sister,
Mrs. Clarence P. Cowell.
Sheriff Taylor and Deputy Jeffrey
were registered at the Grandon in
Helena. last week.
The Montana Stock Growers Assoc
citation will hold it's regular annual con
v%ention at Miles City next Tuesday.
Mrs. Elmer II. Pond was taken sick
yesterday dt her home on Birch creek
and DR.. Titus was called to attend her.
Jos. Hirshherg & Co. have received a
large shipment of wagons and buggies
of the famous Studebaker manufacture.
A. JsCowell has returned 4 Choteau
from Arlington Nebraska, where he and
Frank Hughes wintered the sheep which
they shipped east last fall.
H. w. Krause who at one timed owned
the shearing plant at pondera, has pur
chased a saloon business at Saco, in
Valley county.
freight conductor from Havre wes+
after serving for a year or more as yard
master at Willlston No. Oak.
DR.. Titus was called upon last Satur
t day and Sunday, to attend Mrs. q. E
Perkins who was suffering from thC
effects of a severe cold.
Dupuyer Lodge, No. 48. A. o. U. W
+, will give a grand ball on Wednesda
evening, May L. Everybody is invite
and a good ti.Ae is assured.
A son of Commissioner Connolly wa
taken seriously i'll last Monday and
special train was ordered, to convey d.
Brady from Great Falls to Shelby.
Dan Holland, the we'll known old-tim
resident of Fort Benton and for a Ion
time city marshall, is in Dupuyer, r
newing old acquaintance.
RUDE Stewart has been busy all tt
week, hauling passengers and EXPIRE
between Dupuyer and Pondera. II
traffic between these places is ra idly i
creasing, and a daily mail is a public n
~cessity.
!. The Q and L saloon has been tho
oughly renovated ard presents an 6
tractive appearance in its new arrang
ment. The grade of liquor in stock /
mains the same, howeyer,-the best
town.
There will be a spelling school at Il
> school house next Saturday evenir
preceded by literary exercises by t
pupils. An entertainment is promls
for the near future which will be Civ
for the benefit of the school library.
Commissioner Foster returned Sund
evening from a visit to K~alispell. \
Foster is much impressed with the
terprise manifest among the citizens
our neighboring city, and says that bu
ness is booming with them.
The thanks of the community are d
Commissioners Perkins for his rece
action in causing the streets to be
lieved from the accumulation of bou
= ers, which caused many a t~eetotaler
zigzag in a manner suggestive of OIL
possibilities.