The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-02-28

disorders of the stomach, biliousness,
constipation and headache. Price %
cents. Samples free.
Judge Tattan of Fort Benton, has beer
appointed by governor Toole judge of
the 18th district, recently created and
comprising Choteau and Valley counties.
He was a candidate for judge last fall
but was defeated by Judge Cheadle of
Lewistown.
Deputy Sheriff Leech arrested a
couple of Indians Monday and lodged
them in Jail over night, in order to give
them a chance to recover from the IN
thusiasm incident to ar overdose of bug
juice.
Lewis Roalswick who contested the
election of j. L. Neihart as county COM
missioner in Cascade county has been
declared elected by the district court.
A ccording to the returns Neihart was
cleo ted by four votes, but a recount gave
Roals wick a majority Of ten.
When you have cold feet, sore throat
head ache, or chills chasing each other
up and down your back. and you want
to make dimes look as big as dollars
call at the Q and L saloon and get a
drink of that old standard brand, Bond
and Lillard whiskey.
The new road bill now under consider
alton by the legislature, providing for
the government of road districts by a
board of trustees will probably become a
law, but it does not take effect until
March 1902, so each district will elect a
supervisor on the first Saturday in April.
Lois Barringer D. D. S. of Helena is
now in Dupuyer and will remain ten
days. Positively no longer. All kinds
of dental work, including gold and pla-
tinum filings, gold crowns and bridge
work, and teeth without plates. Your
teeth positively extracted without hurt
ing you. All work guaranteed. Best OF
references. Office at Dupuyer Hotel.
A we'll known Birch creek rancher be-
came the owner of a sled a few weeks
ago and has been enjoying himself huge
ly sliding down the hills on the Birch
creek flat during the recent cold spell
but since the arrival of the chinook last
Saturday night his ardor has cooled con
siderably and the sled is now for sale
No reasonable bid will be ignored.
A young man came in from the countr,
last week and proceeded to enjoy himsel
in inspecting the animals at the mena
gerie. When he came to the next morn
ing he found himself minus a pocket
. which some one had cut out of his I'm
m~entionables, and it's contents, abou
$40, were also missing.
In every cigar factory in Cuba tn
workers have a rostrum and n reader,
member Of a professional class renowre'
for c%leverness and elocution, who reads t
them all day while they work. He read
the newspapers, perhaps a scientiti
work or a book of travels. The worker
{ thus receive a vocal education whic
makes them wonderfully we'll informe
and very intelligent.
: The Great Falls officers are lookin
for Robert M. POOL, who had been i
company with James Smith, the ma
found deal lasv week, near Gore hill.
The %coroner's Jury were unable to detel
e mine the cause of death, but believe
the arrest of POOL to be necessary, oy
ing to certain sus picious circumstance
/ John Mentally, noted as Hav:e's form
W er mayor, and a distinguished iurist
is that city during it's early developmen
has appropriated 1000 inches of the wa
Il ers of Cut Bank, intending to put in
to plant for supplying the new town vii
water. The river is about $50 feet low
r. than the town, and a steam engine W
+ be used to raise the water.
IF A. B. Coe who has been visiting Oh
after an absence of % years, is due
arrive at Blackfoot tonight, and we ha
H. a bunch that he may not arrive alon
81 unless it be as IN advance guard to pl
ls pare for a future arrival. Mr.. Q has be
g entertaing the Buckeyes by a series
lectures on Montana's history and I
ID sources and we naturally expect a lar
influx of settlers.
al A genuine surprise party was Civ
1t Mr.. and Mrs. P. O. Bergland Tuesd
evening when a number of friends dro
F, up to their home and proceeded to ia
- possession, early in the evening. MOI
r !.