The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-08-29

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LOST-Four work horses one large bay
weighing about 1400. one large dark
hollow backed horse and two gray ones,
all having shoulder work marks. A re-
ward of $500 will be paid for their re-
turn to Pugsley Bros. ranch, on the
Marlas river near Chester station.
A. Ell. Burgett, former government
blacksmith at Piegan was in town last
Friday, and may locate in the vicinity Of
Dupuyer. M. Burgett has spent most
of the summer in the state Of Washing
ton, but prefers the climate Of Montana.
Fred Davis returned yesterday from
the Sun river hot springs where he has
been stopping for a couple OF weeks with
a party from Birch creek. He reports
that all have been much benefited by
the baths and that Chas. Davlin will re.
turn in a few days practically cured Of
his rheumatism. I
William A. Snyder left last Monday
morning for his old home at Downing
Missouri ano from his demeanor we are
compelled to believe that his mission is
of a very Interesting nature. He will
return in a short time and in all prob
ability will have two tt ckets to punch,
on his way out.
Deputy game warden Boucher spent
a few hours in Dupuyer last Saturday,
being on his way from Allyn to Great
Falls, where he had been summoned by
Game Warden Scott. Mr.. Boucher has
a large district to attend to, comprising
all of Teton and Flathead counties and
consequently is a very busy man. Mrs.
Boucher is with her husband on his
present trip.
There will be a basket social and
dance given by the Mountain Meadow
Lodge No. 234 Woodmen of the World
at Jones' Hall, Dupuyer, IN Friday even
ing Sept. 18th. Baskets to be furnished
by the ladies and sold to the highest
, bidder. Grand ball to follow the sale.
The following committees were APP
pointed:
Com. on baskets E. A. Savory, Geo.
w. Magee. Com. on dancing B. G.
Prescott. Ed. D. Forest, Geo. E. McGill.
It. D. Kingsbury, Auctioneer and j. NJ.
Laughlin floor manager. Everybody
invited.
Mr.. S. Fl. Martin OF the U. S. Geologi-
cal survey arrived in town today and
will work in the direction of Choteau
tomorrow. His party is provided witch
a wagon especially fitted for camping
which answers all the purposes OF a
house. Mr. Martin was engaged last
summer ir the vicinity of Augusta and
covers the country in circles of 100 miles
in circumference, generally working
5 three miles per day. The work in this
. section is largely in connection with the
forest reserve and upon the survey viii
depend the ultimate boundaries OF the
reserve; portions of timbered country
/ being added and prairie portions beine
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prairie portion west of Dupuyer will be-
$ thrown out of the forest reserve within
another year. The geological survey il
k carried on by different parties, thC
t. ground being first gone over by survey
IS ors who define the location OF Datura
is objects at omc distance apart, and tn
e party following, working from the dat,
furnished by the first, brings the alti
tubes, distances ard contour of tn
o country down to an exact proposition
which admits Of no variation to exceed
6 inches in the measurements made o.
y one hundred miles Of country.
Mr.. Martin found the altitude Of sew
eral points of general intereet to on