The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-06-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

THE AoANTHA is mailed to all sub
scribers every week, and if you fail to
get your copy, let US know.
Mrs Ord A Aynsley, of Brighton, has
left for Scotland where she will visit for
several months.
When you get back from Buffalo stop
at Great Falls and take in the street fair
if you want to enjoy yourself.
Willis Nichols and Dick Crockford
have opened a ~lsaloon at Sweet Grass
station on the ma row guage.
The Ladies'Aid is preparing a supper
for the Fourth Of July, the proceeds ito
be applied for the benefit of the heather.
JE Helm commenced shearing yester-
day at his shed below J McCuaig's s.
A local crew of shearers has been engag-
ed to do the work.
Geo. Adam spent a few hours in Du-
puper yesterday, being On his way to
Allyn, where he will remain during the
summer.
Don G Leech leaves this evening for
Pondera, when he will meet Mrs Leech's
mother and sister, who are now on their
way.from Iowa.
B Prescott, foreman OF the Acantha,
will! take a vacation for a few days, being
called away to Kibby in a matter of the
utmost Importance.
The addition to Mrs Titus house has
assumed defnitesshape and when COM
pleted will add much to the size and
appearance of the dwelling.
The Great Northern has decided to
build its branch to the Crows Nest pass
from Jennings after all, and contractors
are moving their outfits In that direc-
ton.
The bounty fund which amounted to
100000 on the first of last January mas
been exhausted and no more money will
be available until next year.
w J Bremen has resigned his posi-
ton as supervisor of the Flathead forest
reserve and will be succeeded by + M
Halnes of Indiana, who is now on his
, way west to assume his Office.
Commissioner Perkins left for Kali s
pell last Monday to purchase lumber OF
a new house he intends to build on hi
ranch and for the residence that Mrs
McNutt will build on h err lot near thu
F., s~choolhouse.
Thirty members of the Fort Shaw
school gave an entertainment at the
Great Falls opera house On Tuesda.
evening, consisting of singing, Smandclli
y playing and gymnastic exercises.
Mrs Alex Yule and children arrived
from their home zeal Monarch last Sun
day, having been met by Mr. Yule a
Pondera, and will spend the summe
months with him at the saWmill.
: From the press dispatches we lear
that Little Bear led the cotillion at tn
Cree sun dance and George Bird Grin
nell's name is conspicuous by it's absence
1t will loom up later, however, when b
takes his annual swipe at the Piegans.
THE Dodo is reported to have emerge
from his clair" and the kick against Die
Shields is proof that he is employing h
old tactics of stirring UP strife anon
republicans. Watch his manipulate
of the appointment for the Chotea
postofice.
We are in receipt of a copy of th
Montana March composed by Mis-
Emma Devine, of Great Falls, who form
erly resided in Dupuyer. The produ'
: ton is a credit to it's composer an
another evidence Of her musical talent.
Mr. and Mrs j Cofcr, who have bee
visiting their daughter, EMrs j A Val
Buskirk, for several months, left laI
Saturday intending to go to Kalispel
but upon arriving at Kipp and learnir
of the quarantine, decided to remain
on that place for a time, in the hopes thu
the smallpox will disappear.
CE Prescott has purchased the Mo-
. tanian and is now monarch OF everythlr
n the way OF molding public opinion q
Gbotaau Mr. Treacott is BEGINNING