The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-06-13
JUNE IS, 1901.
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Observation-Disclosures


Col. Mcconnell U. S. Indian inspector
is at Browning arriving the fore part of
the week and will remain several days.
Major Monteath and a nnu. Der of
Browningites went to Helena to attend
u. S. court. Several reservation cases
are up for trial.
A telegram was received at Blackfoot
Tuesday stating that a young man be-
longing here had been struck by a train
and badly hurt at Cut Bank. No fur
Their details of the accident have been
received since.
The Cobell boys got 16 young coyotes
last week in two days and others who
are wolfing report good success also in
this line of business.
Charles Aubrey who was formerly a
Forest ranger has again peer appointed
and will assume the duties of his posi-
tion at an early date.
There was a frost five nights in sue
cession during the week and snow show
ers on several days.
The frost on the night of the 9Th was
a hummer the temperature falling to %
degrees. Very hard on tender vegeta-
ton and our banana bushes look dis
c%ouraged. That's just our luck. When
q fellow thinks he's got a corner on the
tropical fruit trade, along comes a chunk
of frigidity and dashes all his hopes to
the ground.
Slippery Bill of the Summit has long
Sported a bunch of chin whiskers of
which he was very proud. Daily he
caressed them with his lily fingers, and
at night did them up Oh tins. Not long
ago he visited Cut Bank and while there
INDUCED to some extent in the cup that
was red" in consequence of which he
sought a couch of repose and was soon
obIvious to the hum of the busy burg.
Some of the wags thought a clean shave
would improve his appearance and when
Slippery William awoke he did not know
himself and had to be identified at the
hotel before he could get is luggage.
Another work train and two extra
gangs have been put to work between
Blackfoot and Carlow on the Great
Northern. The steam shovel is taking
out tons of gravel IN the Willow creek
cut in order to straighten the track
The stone arch now being built under
the present wooden trestle is one of the
finest examples of masonry on the whole
road.
Hereafter when Indians wish to marry
they must obtain a license from the
agent and have a legal cermony per
formed by some authorized person.
We are in receipt of cards announcing
the approaching nuptials of Mr.. San
Green Grass Bull and Miss Susar
Pounds the Pemmican, which no doubl
will be "a swell affair.
Now that the Esler contract has tx
plred it is expected that a new deal viii
be consu minated soon after which worl
on the Allyn mines will be pushed to tn,
utmost during the summer months, ant
1t Is stated that st. Paul capital will
work wonders in developing the cam
this season.
The sectondedition of the roundup il
charge OF Captain Fred Girard will star
the 9Th beginning at st. Mary's ant
working south, branding as they &c
Fred as head push will make the boy
earn their money this trip.
Now that Sam Somes has left Black
foot people are indulging in hopes O
getting a mess of trout now and then
While ne was here no trout ever got pas
a certain point in Cut Bank withou
getting tangled up in his intricate fist
Catching tackle. Sam had such takin,
ways that no finny denizen of our noun
tain streams could resist his arts henc
their scarcity during the past few year.
Quitea number of energetic youn,
men came to Cut Bank last week to worI
IN tie stone quarry there. They wer
sent from ST. Paul by agents of tb
Great Northern who told them that bed
ding n a comfortable car in which +
sleep would be furnished them on arriy
ing at their destination, but when the