The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-07-18
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July 10th. Il
Hereafter the Allyn stage will leave
Blackfoot Tuesday, Thursday and Sat 1
urday Of each week returning on alter
nate days,
S. d. Somes opened his hotel at Allyn
on July 1st and is reported as doing
good business all of which he is entitled
to.
Edward Lewis one OF the old timers
of Montana now living at ST. Peters, is
visiting friends on Milk river.
The 4th passed SO quitely and the
weather was so cold that there was
nothing worthy of note. The quarantine
prevented many from coming to see the
Medicine lodge who would have done SO
otherwise.
Percy De Wolf came in to Blackfoot |
last week on his way to Helena. He had
not heard of the G. n. traiu robbery be-
fore and expressed himself as being sur
prised that the whole plot and execution
of the same had not been ascribed to
him, and said if the offiyials of Valley
county knew he was here they would at
once cease their hunt in the bad lands
of the Missouri.
The recent strike in the Cracker cop
per lead near Allyn is very gratifying.
AT last accounts the cross cut was in II
feet of very rich ore with no signs of the
other wall. More men have been sent
for, and it is expected that the force will
be increased by 25 experienced miners
from Helena and Butte this week.
Lew Purdy and George Flower have
gone on prospecting trip for the
Lost Cabin diggings. Lew has unlimit
ed faith in this much talked ofsclaim and
is sure he will strike it rich before
another winter. So mote it be.
The Misses Cohell ana Mrs. Gillian
went to st. Mary's fishing last week.
ing usually of the large trout they
caught or nearly landed We expect to
hear of few whales being taken on this
tr ip by this merry trio OF girls.
Summer has at last come. Daily the
temperature mounts up between 80 and
30 degrees and there isn't 8 frost oftener
than once week. Vegetation is grow
ing profu sely and if there is a good fall
we expect to have new potatoes on
Thanksgiving day and cabbage will be
ready for kraut making by Christmas.
Will not some body for goodness sake
send the disgrnntled Bryaaites OF this
vicinity few democratic tracts to read.
With the Great Falls Tribune in accord
with the times, the Chronicle merged
with the Mortanian into an exponent o
republicanisn, the unterrified are be
waiing the fact that Teton county has
no democratic literature to prop al
their fallacies with.
The evidences Of prosperity are in tn
air. John Eldrid ye's cattle are so fat
that he has to employ man to gc
around with hand spike to pry then
up when they lie do wn.
The rail road men are gath ering SIS
per month clear, laborers in the extr
gangs are getting S1.75 per day for te
hours and working over time, and ou
merchants have to employ so many clerk
to wait on their customers that they fal
over ono another in their frantic eudea
vors to attend to all the would be pun
chasers.
Cal Perkins some time ago wenied hi
way to Kalispell where he parted wit
sundry shekels of gold in exchange fo
lumber wherewith to construct subul
ban residence. The howers of wood i
that dolectable region pledged then
selves to deliver the goods at Blackfoc
for certain price, and at the appointe
time Mormon Christ was on hand to *
ceive the consignment and haul it t
Dupuyer, out the marble hearted freigh
agent presented transportation bill bi
as circus poster before ne would PEI
nit the irate mule skinner to unload tn
car. We refrain from repeating the at
guago Christ employed to relieve h
surcharged feelings but will just stat
that the air had chasms rent in it by th
force OF the Mormon, English and Pit
gan expletvos which were OF such
sulphury character as to cause tn
health officer to snuff out his FUN
PAT ;n9. candles as no longer requisite,